The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-31
AT THE PARKS
Cooney's Right Bower Wins
First Prize at the Ocean
View Resort.
Emin Pasha Shows His Quality by
Carrying Off the Honors at
Ingleside.

The showers of Saturday evening placed
the coursing parks in magnificent shape
for running yesterday, and approaching
this fact the attendance was larger than
usual at both resorts.
At Ocean View the usual hard-betting,
enthusiastic crowd was on hand. and the
splendid coursing that was witnessed kept
the leashmen in good humor. The hares
and hounds were both first class, and in
terest did not fail from the time the first
pair of dogs went to the slips until the
flag went up in the final race. Following
is the result of the rundown In the regu-
lar stake;
Hercules, A. Merrilps Faster and Faster beat
B. Rogers Shaughran, Dillon & Reilly's Bill
Nye beat 7. Cooney's Fireball, 7. Buffers
Susie beat T. Cooney's Eclipse, Portal & Hag-
gerty's Magnet beat NJ Rogers Move On, T.
Cooney's Granuaile beat Cronin & McDonald's
skyban two no goes), NJ. Kerrigan's Lord
Clifton beat J. Dickson's Camilla. John Crace's
Nellie Conroy beat P. Ryan's Royal Stag, T.
Cooney's Right Bower beat J. Cox's Menio
Boy, ]. Quanes Captain Morse beat Bay Farm
Kennels Tom Hayes.
First ties-Flashlight beat Faster and Faster.
Bill Nye beat Susie, Magnet beat Granuaile,
Nellie Conroy beat Lord Clifton, Right Bower
beat Captain Morse.
Second ties-Flashlight beat Bill Nye, Nellie
Conroy beat Magnet, Right Bower bye.
Third ties-Right Bower beat Flashlight,
Nellie Conroy bye.
Final-Nellie Conroy was Withdrawn on &C.
count of her distressed condition and first
prize went to Right Bower by default, Nellie
Conroy taking second, Flashlight third and
Magnet and Bill Nye fourth and fifth, respect
lively.
In an eight dog consolation stake, Susie
won first and Captain Morse second,
beating Tom Hayes handily for the Sec
ond time during the day.
On Sunday next 81 stake with $40 ad-
ded by the management will be run
and on the Sunday following. September
ID, in addition to the regular stake, a
puppy stake with an added $40 cup for the
winner will be decided. On this occasion
the veteran and popular Jim Wren will
handle the slips.
Ingleside Park had on the whole a good
day of it, the excellent quality of the
thirty-two dogs entered bringing out q
representative crowd of leashmen. Fol-
lowing is the result of the run Gown:
T. Traynor's Climax beat j. Woods Mohawk,
Cronin & McDonald's Rosa beat T. Brennan's
Cummings Foxhall, Portal & Haggertys Ell
bridge beat T. Corcoran's Marguerite, D.
Toland's Fireman beat D. Roche's Mountain
Dew, N: Traynor's Whip Jr. beat j. Deane's
Ivy, D. Tolands Gaslight beat O'Connor & Lar
keys Galloping, Alameda Kennels Daisy beat
D. Roche's Pacific Queen, J. T. Grace's
awanna, J. Quane's Nightingale beat J.
Kings Sweet Alice, O'Connor & Larkey's
True Blue beat J. Wren's Rapid, T. Flynn's
Captain Jim beat D. Leonard's Will-'o-the-
Wisp, F. Randolph's Happy Jack beat T. Nee
mans Regent Portal and Haggerty's Laurel
wood beat Cronin and McDonald's Reliance,
D. Roche's Dan beat J. II. Perigo's Wee
Lassle, Alameda Kennels Emin Pasha beat D.
Chjlla's Happy Day.
First ties-Climax beat Rosa B, Eldridge beat
Dublin Stout. Fireman beat Whip Jr., Gaslight
beat Daisy, Lass-o-Gowrie beat Nigh tingale,
True Rlue beat Captain Jim, Laurelwood beat
Happy Jack Emin Pasha beat Dan G.
Second ties-Eldrfdge beat Climax, Fireman
beat Gaslight, True Blue beat Lass-o'-Gowrie.
Emin Pasha beat Laurelwood.
Third ties-Eldridge beat Fireman, Emin
Pasha beat True Blue.
Final-Emin Pasha beat Eldridge.