The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-27

TO win either first, second or third prize
from held OF sixty or more contestants.
ana 10 b. Dougherty credit be it said that
OF all men interested in the snort of the
aeash be is one of the few whose dogs are
always In mt condition to race for mans
ne II necessary. T. Cronin is another
great trainer whose charges are always in
the front whether the contests are held on
lnclosed ground or on the renowned plains
OF MERGED. A dog cannot be in good con-
1ltlon to race unless he has had the hand
ing OF an experienced trainer. A poor
running dog can be made tolerably good
running dog If he undergoes a thorough
course OF training under the eye of man
VINO mas made study of the feeding, the
exercise and the physicking running dog
must nave to bring out all of the latent
speed ne may be the possessor OF. IL IS
Iust as easy thing to overtrain at 1t is TO
uncertain dog, and it requires no smau
amount OF experience on the part OF a
tralner to know just when dog IS IN NJ
tng condition to enter the slips.
Sportsmen pay as high as $l5U 10 q
trainer Tor breaking setter or pointer on yI
game birds. But coursing man would
look at 500 many times before he VIII pay
that sum to a competent handler OF grey
hounds; and of the two kinds or sport tue
courser who wins first prize pockets at
least three times the amount that Sports
man wins on the strength OF ms poInteiI
or setter taking first prize at heIa trIaI
meeting. NJ
An excellent programme of races Will De
introduced tomorrow at Ocean we" pam,
and any person who has never seen HdIeS
pursued by hounds should not lose the OPP
portunity of witnessing the meelhg' NJ
Tom Wilkinson, who SUCCEEDED LON
died suddenly at his home in southport,
Lancashire, June 80. The son OF the de-
parted Raper, it will be remembered,
Judged a bench show in this City few
years ago.
Burnabv. a greyhound of note across the
water, has quickly followed to the happy
hunting grounds MuIlingar and Greater
Scot. His early career somewhat resem-
hled that of Thoughtless Beauty, the hero
inc of the present year; for like her he was
picked up by L. Pilkington's trainer Tor
comparatively small sum at weedlng-out
sale, and like her afterWard surprised the
talent by winning the Waterloo cup.
The following IS the result of the draw
for the meeting tomorrow at Ocean View:
Roe's Robert Emmett VS.. ]. Grace's Roll
Along R. Pringle's Ace of Spades VS.. T. McDon-
aids Lissak. J. J. Donnelly's Defender VS.. T.
Brennan's Queen F, R. Pringle's Marigold VS..
J. Hawks Frisco Boy, J. McGlynn's Rosa B VS..
J. Deans Kathleen, 7. J. Cronin's Jack Demp-
sey VS.. ". Reds Belle B, T. j. Cronins White
Chief VS.. w. kelter's Freestone, ]. MeGlynn's
1. y, l.
mans White Rustic VS. J. Grace's Daisy Boy, C.
HOoper's Duke VS.. 7. J. Cronin's Best Trump,
Reilly & Brady's Rambler VS.. T. Ford's Pride of
West, Reilly d Brady's HaTkaway VS.. Reilly &
BTady's Wee Nell PriZes-$30, $50 and $40.
Judge, John Grace Jr. Slipper, James Grace.
At the 64-dog stake at Kerrigan's cours-
ing park tomorrow the following is the re-
suit OF the draw:
J. Segersen's Gold Hill VS.. ]. Kelly's Mary K,
J. OCOnnors Tee Wee VS.. John O'Connor's
Kildare, c. Hayes Black Chief vs. J. H. Per-
lgo's " ee LaSsle, Schaefer d Stredl's Gold King
vs.. Andersons Niger, W. Dalton's Napoleon
Jack VS.. G.. O'Brien's Fred Lees, W. D. Murphy's
Midget vs. D. Burfend's Tricks, d. Dunlea's
Nellie D VS.. G. Smart's Glenade G. jennings
Red Rose vs.. NJ. helly's Fly, J. 0Connor's Blink
Bonny VS.. NJ. O'Connelfs Marguerite. w. Dali
tons lene vs. J. OConnor's HOrnpipe, 3. Slat-
tery's Bob McCracken VS.. P. Carney's Annie
DAILY, 7. Creedon's Sunfiower VS.. T. Trant's Sly
Girl Jr., F. B. Norton's Midnight the Second VS..
+. c. Randolph,s SO so, }. T. MeDonald's Mayo
Boy vs.. 7. O'Brien'S Chris Evans, j. ker-
Tlgan's Dashaway vs.. J. Murphys Redlight,
7. Ryan S Lady Fitzgerald VS.. NJ. Nagle's
Sport, .. I. Desimone's Woodfogd VS.. ]. O'Con-
nOr's Galoping, V. ". Guerrero's Maud VS..
Z. Keleher's Spring, J. OConnor's True Blue
vs.. Y. w. Guerrero's Bonnie Lass, A. Merrill's
SnOwbird VS.. J. Welch's Belle, NJ. 0'Connor' S
Ten Cents VS.. NJ. Gritin's Sally Mcclellan, j.
McBrides Little Whip vs. G. Smart's Ocel-
dental; I. Flynn's Empire VS.. V. w. Guer-
reros Electric, P. Ryan's Thorndale VS.. f. c..
Randolph's sacramento Belle, D. Dillon's Sac
ramentO Queen vs. F. c. Randolphs Dixie,
c. c. Griswold's Fearless VS. q. Lotus Lamp
lighter, j. Segersen's Oregon Boy vs. J..
Leisher's Flyaway, c. Anderson's Fairy VS..
I. Traut's Little Beauty, Y. w. Guerrero
Tempest VS.. W. kelter's Mission Girl, D. Bur
hend's Catchem VS.. J. O'COnnor's Riley, D.
RIOrdan's Chicopee vs.. w. Dalton's Light
weight, NJ. kelly's Young Slavin VS.. w. Cream
ers Regent. Judge Ed Conavan. Slipper,
John CTanston. Prizes-$4o, $50, $40, $40,
So, s., So, So.