The San Francisco call., 1896-01-02

who attended saw the ''jacks'' run as they
never ran before. Eight out of twenty-four
rabbits escaped, after showing the dogs all
the way about the field, and the sport was
hig class throughout. The unfinished
sta Ike WAS first taken up and the conclud-
ing ties resulted as follows:
Second ties-Flashlight beat Maud G, Dash
away beat Monitor, White Cloud beat Jenny
Lind, White Rustic beat Butcher Boy
Th1rd tieS-Dashaway beat Flashlight White
Cloud beat White Rustic.
Flnal-Dashaway beat White Cloud.
a disappointed speculator who had
backed Flashlight against Dashaway
thought that the former had lost through
tiuke and induced the owner of Dash
away To allow match race between the
two to be run. Dashaway won again,
Flashhght not scoring point.
The additional sixteen-dog stake re-
suited in a win for Dublin Stout, dos
that was purchased by his present owner
d. Tweedie, no. a great while ago for S..
Thisls his third winning, his prizes aggre.
eating about 800 within the past two
months.
The rundown resulted as follows:
W. L. Trode's Lucky Dog beat Falcon ken.
ners Red Rose, T. Gibsons Corte MADEIRA beat
J. Shea's Jim Douglas, G. O'Brien's Little Bob
beat W. kelter's Freestone. D. o Brien's Pride ot
the Park beat C. AndersOn's Little Blue c. An.
derson's Niger beat P. Olmo's Blackthorn
Bay Farm Kennels Regent beat NJ. O'Hare's
Midget 7. Donnelly's Defender beat W. Reid's
Belle B, D. Tweedie's Dublin Stout beat Falcon
Kennels White Rose.
. First ties-Lucky Dog beat Corte MADEIRA.
! Little Bob beat Pride of the Park, Regent beat
Niger, Dublin Stout beat Defender.
Second ties-Lttle Bob beat Lucky Dog, Dub.
lin Stout beat Regent
Flnal-Dublin Stout beat Little Bob.
Juoge, I'd Canavan; slipper, John Cranston
. On Sunday next a twenty stake
VIII be run. The drawing will take place
this evening at 915 Market street.
Over 100 people saw Ruby, the West
Side kennels flyer, win the final in the
big stake at Newark Park Yesterday, after
hard run with Sam r. Coxe's game
hound. The hares had become acclimated
and more accustomed 10 the grounds. and
IN consequence gave the dogs more work
than on the opening day and better cours-
ing was the result. The unfinished stake
was first taken up at the second ties and
resulted as follows:
Roll: Along beat Santa Bella, Rosa 3 beai
Lissak, sam beat Tom Hayes, Ruby bye.
Third ties-West Side beat Roll Along, Sam
beat Rosa B, Ruby beat Three Cheers
Fonrth ties-West Side, guarded, withdrawn
ana Ruhy ran bye with Skyrocket; Sam bye
Final-Ruby beat Sam.
Prizes; Ruby, SO; Sam. S45; West Side, $50;
Roll Along, Three Cheers ana Rosa B. $50 each,
Judge, John Grace; slipper, James Grace
An eighteen-dog consolation stake al
81 90 entrance was then run, Wee Lassie
winning from Skyrocket-Lady H Glen
dyne puppy entered by the West Side ken
nels. The running of this dog was q sur
prise to the leashmen present, as it was
his first appearance in a coursing field
and the quality shown vas remarkable.
Santa Bella captured third money.
The slipping of James Grace was one oil
the features of good days sport, not one
mistake being made in the numerous
slips.
On the last Sunday in this month an
open stake at 81 80 entrance will be run.
finishing on the first Sunday in February.