The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-21
COURSING At THE PARKS,
REOPENINGS WERE HELD AT
BOTH OF THE SAN MATED
COUNTY RESORTS.
WHITE CHEF WON FIRST MONEY
AT KERRIGAN' $4,000 RUN
MING.

Both hares and dogs seemed to be IN q
running mood at the coursing parks yes
terday and high-class sport was the result
In spite Of the threatening weather the de-
voices of coursing turned out in large
numbers, not few ladies being present TO
witness the running.
1t was reopenirg day at both of the San
Mateo County resorts, Patrick Kerrigan
having purchased an interest with Eugene
Casserly at the park SO long conducted by
the Casserly brothers, and T. ]. Cronin
having gone into partnership with Martin
kerrigan at the latter's grounds.
Fifty dogs out of fifty-two entered were
on hand at the Ocean View grounds,
and the 400 people present kept the pool
sellers working to their utmost capacity to
furnish the red or white tickets correspond
ing with the bunting of the flag steward.
The hares ran like demons and escaped
into the paddocks almost as often as they
were killed,
So many long courses or mo goes" were
run that the stake could not be carried
through. The following dogs were
slipped:
D. O'Shea's Lady Fitzgerald beat ]. StrehPs
Gold King, a. Merrills Faster and Faster beat
". Greely's Richmond Boy, Centeryille ken
ners X beat W. DaltOns Jimmy Hope, d.
Tweedie's White Rustic beat W. Dalton S
Lightweight, Hayward kennels Robert beat
J. lannon's Lamplighter, ?. Reilly's Harke-
way beat f. McCabe's Mission Boy, NJ. Rodgers
Sly Boy bye, P. Ryan's Maybe beat ]. F..
Gody ,s.- Ro So5 NJ neTnan's Cen
J. Wrens Redlight beat D. Bonan's Crafty
W. Dalton's Ilene beat D. Dillon's Little Willie
J: H. Penjo,s Jim Corbett beat ]. E. Cohen's
Tigress, J. Z. Cohen's Daisy Bell beat T. Roe's
Molly Reilly, J. LiZna's Blacktborn beat T.
ForG's Queen OF the Valley, NJ Traynor's May
Tea Boy beat J. f. Codys Pride OF the Village
J. Dougherty's Ironclad beat D. Tweedie's
Dublin Stout, q. Burfend's Trix beat T. Ford's
Pride OF the Valley, J. Keily's Mary K beat J.
Segerson's Oregon Boy, 7. Neenans Regent
beat I. Dryers Thornhill, ]. StrehPs Lillian
Russell beat J. McNamara's Raindrop, W.
Reeds Little Flush beat CenterviIle kenneI's
Jenny ;, j. McCormack's Rapid q bye, J. Nc
Cormacks Freestone beat J. O'Connells Ten
Cents, J. Larkey's Spinaway beat p Dwyer's
Foxhill. J. Dougher,v's Belle beat NJ. Duddy's
George Dixon. D. D. Roche's Dan C beat P.
Rush's Foxhall.
First ties-Faster and Faster beat Lady Fitz-
gerald, White Rustic beat K, Harkaway beat
Robert J, Maggie beat sly Boy, Redlight beat
Gentle Mary, Ilene beat Jim Corbett, Daisy
Bell beat Blaekthorn, May Tea Boy beat Iron
clad, Mary X beat Trix.
Regent and Lillian Russell were sent to
the slips, but were withdrawn on account
of the darkness.
Next Sunday this stake viii be finished
and another at 81 entrance run if time will
permit.
The opening at Kerrigan's drew good
audience and heavy betting one that
made speculation lively The dogs ran
well and the hares also seemed 10 be on
their mettle.
John Grace was in the saddle and James
Wren handled the slips.
Inc torty-four dog stake was completed,
a couple OF byes being waived TO facilitate
the running.
Quane's Captain Morse was in great
running form and got away with first, T.
Brennan s ola reliable White Chief being
second. Following is the result of the run
down:
G; McHugh's Maggie NJ beat ]. Murphy's
Redlight, j. T. McDonald's Mayo Boy beat H.
Hull,s Jenny Lind, T. Tranrs Little Beauty
beat 7. J. Cronin's Astronomy, j. O'Connor's
True Blue beat J. Kerrigan's White Conc. !
Deans Fullerton beat H. HulPs Butcher Boy
Alameda Kennels Kitty Scott beat ]. Cole,
mans Jack Dempsey, p. Carney's Annie Daly
beat p Reilly's Jennie Xix, F. j. Walters Star
light bye, ID. Regan's Lone Star beat Starlig hit
Villa Kennels Tempest beat Cox's Bean W
Perrys Coomassie beat J. Kerrigan's Dash
away, W. Perry's July beat p. J. O'Reilly's
Fleetfoot, I. BTennan's White Chief beat Villa
nel's Bonnie Lass, 4. J. Crouin's Dottie