The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-01
DIANA AID MASTER DEMIS.
The Big Money In Both AltoaF Stakes Goes
to Eastern Dogs.

to Eastern Dogs.
Nothing But an Accident Kept the Good
land Dog, Sorrento, From Winning the
AIl-Age ssake-The Kenmore Meeting
Postponed.
The Altcar Coursing club finished
its card Monday by running off the
the finals in both the Produce and Cup
stakes. In The semi-Rnals for the Pro
duce stakes, worth $500, Miller's Maid
beat Van Bree, Master Dennis beat
Marcus. Master Dennis and MilIer's
Maid divided first and second money
instead Of running the final cOuase.
They are litter brother and sister and
are descended from famous English
coursing stock.
In the semi-fnals for the Altcar cup
worth S4OO, the famous st. Louis bitch,
Diana, beat the Denver dog, Beau
Brummel. The Chicago crack dog, st.
Clair, got bye. Diana and st. Clair
then divided. Curiously enough, they
are also sister and brother. Diana is
owned by Mr.. Charles A. Robinson;
Miller's Maid by Mr.. Mulcaster of Fox
Lake, Wis, and both Master Dennis
and st. Clair by Michael Allen Of Chi
cago. Their successes are a great
feather in the cap of Mir. Mulcaster, an
Englishman, who trained all the four
winners and bred two of them. The
other two, Diana and st. Clair, we're
also bred from imported stock by Mr..
H. G. Lowe of Lawrence, Kan.
The first place in the Cup stake
would have undoubtedly gone to Wal
ker's Sorrento, Goodland, had it not
been for an accident which forced him
to be drawn. In the second round he
ran bye with Diana, the winner, and
in the course, in which he showed vast
superiority over his opponent, he
sprained foot which so crippled him
that he had to be withdrawn. The
coursing men present look upon him as
the best dog in America, and although
Diana won the money, the honors are |
conceded to be SorrentO's.
The second day of the Altcar meet
ing was devoted to running off the first |
round Of the all-age stake, which re-
suited as follows:
Miller's Kirk Glen of Oxford, Kan, |
beat LeMoyne's Van de Veen of Good |
land; Barrow's Beau Brummel of Den
yer, beat Miller's SunoI of Oxford, |
Kan; Bartels' Brilliant of Denver, beat |
loves Lonely Of Lawrence, Kan; Vid-
ler's Valleta of Colorado Springs, beat |
loves Lord Douglas of Lawrence;
Robinson's Pearl of st. Louis, beat |
Luse's Fascination of Great Bend, |
Kan; Van HummelIs Van Ollie Of In
dianapolis, beat BarrOw's Weymore Of !
Denver; Miller's Miller's Rabbie Of |
Oxford, Kan, beat loves Black Eye of |
Lawrence; RobinsOn's Diana of St. |
Louis, beat Van HummelIs Van Often
of indianapolis; Walkers Sorrento of |
Goodland, beat AiThart's Ketchum Of
Great Bend; Vidler's Vizier of Colorado
Springs, beat L. F. Bartels' Billy for
Short of Denver; MulcasteF's Dakota
of Fox Lake, Wis, beat Aliens Fear
Not, Of Chicago; Aliens st, Clair of
Chicago beat Vidler's Boundaway Of
Colorado Springs.
The second round of the produce
stakes we're run Friday and resulted as
follows;
Massey's Lady Glen of Chicago beat
loves Sylvia of Lawrence, Kan; Null
casters Millers Maid of Fox Lake,
Wis, beat L. f. Bartels' Blitz of Den
yer; Van Hummell's Van Bree of IN
dianapolis beat Vidler's Villager of
Colorado Springs; T. w. Barters Bea-
triee of Denver beat Van Hummell's
Van Cloie of indianapolis; Barrow's
Bonfire of Denver beat Russell's Glen
rosa of Cabel, Ills. Aliens Master
1nnis of Chicago beat 7. w. Bartels'
Bosoobel of Denver; Masseys Marcus
Rawlins, Wvo., beat loves Quick
CHI of Lawrence; Van Hummell's Van
Brulie ran bye.
In the second round of the Altear
cup Beau Brummell, Denver, beat Kirk
Glen, Oxford, Kan; Valetta, Colorado
Springs, beat Brilliant, Denver; Van
Ollie, indianapolis, beat Pearl, st.
Louis; Diana, st. Louis, ran a bye;
Miller's Rabbie, Oxford, Kan, being
withdrawn, lame: Sorrento, Goodland,
bye, Vizier, Colorado Springs, with
drawn; st. Clair, Chicago, bye, DakO-
ia, Fox Lake, Wis, withdrawn.
The third round of the Produce
stakes resulted as follows:
Miller's Maid beat Lady Glen, Chi
cago; Van Bree, Indianapolis, beat Bea-
trice, Denver; Master Dennis, Chicago,
beat Bonfire, Denver; Marcus, Rawlins,
Wyo., beat Van BFulie, Indianapolis,
In the third round of the All-age
stakes Beau Brummel, Denver, beat
Valletta, Colorado Springs; Diana, St
Louis, beat Van Ollie, indianapolis; st.
Clair, Chicago, a bye,
Lovers of field sports who are attend
ing the annual coursing meeting at
Goodland, Kas., are having splendid
weather, and famous hounds from all
over the west and from as far east as
Chicago and Indianapolis are entered.
AS rabbits are numerous and the