The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29

campaigner, Valley Queen, whelped to J.
Rossiter's Emin Pasha ten as fine pups as
ever saw the light of day. Five of the
pups are dogs, and already there is great
scramble among coursing men for repre-
sen tatives of the litter. However, as Mr..
Edmonds makes practice of never selling
any of his stock it is probable that aside
from the owners of the two dogs and few
of their personal friends, the enthusiasts
will be disappointed.
This is Valley Queens third litter since
her retirement from the turf, where she
made record second to no dog that ever
chased rabbit in California. From the
day she started as sapling, six years ago.
up to the day that her owner decided that
her time for retirement had come she won
money-including many firsts-in every
stake in which she was entered. She is by
Stranger, dog that never performed in
public, out of Jersey Lily, splendidly
bred bitch. Stranger was bred by a we'll
known sporting man of Livermore.
Rossiter's Emin Pasha is by imported
Major, out of imported Daisy, and has
shown his quality by running mum Der
of important stakes. He has wonderful
turn of speed. and the pups out of grand
old Valley Queen should be hard to beat.
both for speed and cleverness.
The accompanying illustration shows
Mr.. Edmonds, who is one of the stanch-
est friends of coursing on the coast and
who has done as much for the sport as any
follower of the leash now living. He IS
holding by cords his brood bitches Valley
Queen and Vida Shaw, the latter being a
royalty bred hound by Major Glendyne.
out of Lady Alice, and tracing her pedi-
gree back to the great Master McGrath.
Tommy Brennan, the well-known trainer,
has just received from G. II. McDougall of
Butte, Montana, three splendidly bred
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condition for this wint RS racing in the
parks and on the plains. The dogs are by
Royal Cr st, an Eastern dog well known
on this coast, out of Wasting Time, and
should prove great performers in the COM
petent hands where they have been placed.
Mr.. Brennan will also train Royal Time,
a Royal Crest-Dry Time pup belonging to
III. II. Devine, one of the best known cours-
ing men OF Sacramento.
The drawing for to-morrow's coursing at
1ngleside took place on Thursday evening
at Delta Hall, thirty two well-known local
oogs being entered. First prize is $33.
Following is the result:
J. Woods Mohawk vs. NJ. Traynor's Climax.
Cronin e. McDonald'S Rosa VS.. T. Brennou's
Gold King, ID. Tweedies' Dublin Stout vs. S. C.
Cummings Foxhall. Portal & Haggerty's Ell
ridge VS.. I. Corcoran's Marguerite, d. Roch's
Mountain Dew VS.. d. Toland's Fireman, ].
Deans Ivy vs. NJ. Traynor's Whip Jr O'Con-
light, d. Roch's Pacific Queen VS.. Alameda
Kennels Daisy, J. F. Grace's Lass o. Gowrie VS..
A. McMahon's Lackawana, J. Quanes Night
ingale VS.. J. Kings Sweet Alice. j. Wren's
Rapid VS.. O'Connor d Larkey's True Blue, T.
Flynn's Captain Jim VS.. d. Leonard's Will o.
the Wisp, T. humans Regent VS.. f. C. RAN
dplph,s Happy JACK, Portal & Haggerty's
Laurelwood VS.. Cronin q &McDonald's Reliance,
ID. Rocks Dan VS.. ]. Perigo's Wee Lassie, d.
Chilla's Happy d vs.. Alameda kennels Emin
Pasha.
Twenty-Five hounds are entered for to-
morrow's coursing at Ocean View, and
some good sport should result. The $25
added by the management furnished five
prizes worth winning, and in consequence