The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-02
ROYAL BUCK AND
HIS BROTHER
Divide the Money at the
Ingleside Coursing
Park.
Magnificent Work Done by the
Newly Acquired Eastern
Kennel.
Interstate Coursing Club Has Received
Some Eighty Nominations for the
Next Annual Meeting.

The best thirty-two-dog card up to date
was run off yesterday at the Inglesioe
coursing park under conditions that
could not have been moro desirable. The
weather was grand, neither too cool fol
the couple of thousand who were in at
tendance nor too warm for the dogs AMI
hares. 1t was the first Sundays coursing
of the month, bringing out the free-for-all
entries, and the sport was better enjoyed
because of the competition between the
hounds of the East and West.
1t was a great day for iavorites, fourteen
out of sixteen winning in the rundown,
and the home dogs. Royal Buck and
Flying Buck, divided the first and second
moneys, $3.50, for w. c. Peyton's kennel.
The Eastern dogs did surprising work,
and their advent will do much to boom a
sport that seems already to have taken a
firm hold under the management of the
In erstate Coursine Club.
Leonora, Magician, Diana, Carlotta and
Sylvia the best five in the famous Rob-
ertson kennel of st. Louis, purchased by
w. Kay of this City, were on the field.
Leonora showing most excellent qualities.
She has been her but ten days and
wheiped nine weeks ago, so she was a
poor one in the poolbo1. Still she out
pointed such dogs as Myrtle in the run
down and Commodore IN the first tie.
E. V. Sulllvan's Sam, for two weeke in
the hands of a new trainer. showed some
thing OF his old form.
Eclipse, a second-rater, hurt the talent
to some extent by beating Moondyne.
The nominations for the great MERGED
trials under the auspices of the Intersl a lie
Coursing Club, closed last night with Sec.
retarv |. 4. Halton. The running will be-
gin Move mber 9, and will be the greatest
event ever witnessed In American cours.
ing. The entries number eighty, about
twenty-six more than at the last annual
NEE ting. The winner will receive about
$1,000, while there will be $500 divided be.
tween the top-n otchers.
The results of yesterdays running are
as follows:
Dog stake-W. c. Peyton's Royal Buck beat
D. Wards JACK, Mira Monte kennels Mercy
May beat Dillon Reilly's Right Bower. S. f..
Portals Laurelm GOD beat Pasha kennels
Brandon Belle, Dillon Reilly's Queen beat
P. c. Curtis Cieyerness, Mira Monte kennels
Sam beat Pasha kennel3' Emin Pasna. W.
Dalton's Senoriia beat Mira Monte Kennels
Pretender, Cronin McDonald's Skyball beat
Mira Monte Kennels Firebali. S. E. Portals
Magnet beat w. c. Peyton's Fear Not, H. R.
Baldwin's Tod Sloan beat W. c. Peylon's
Master Glenkirk, Grace & Deans Moondyne II
beat McComb & Bryans Fleetwood, NJ.
Move On, W Kay's Eclipse beat ]. Murnane's
Flashlight. w. C. Peyton's Flying Buck beat
Dillon and Reilly's Bill Nye; Grace and Deans
Nelly Conroy beat Larkey and Rocks EN-
erald; P; e. Curtis Commodore beat Pasha
Kennels Boomerang; w Kay's Leonora beat
key and Rocks Myrtle.
First Ties-Ro al Buck beat Mercy May;
Laurelwood beat Queen B; Sam beat Senorita ;
Magnet beat Skybdi; Moondyne II beat Tod
Sloan; Eclipse beat Sly Boy; Flying Buck beat
Nelly Conroy; L onora beat Comm odore.
Second Ties-Royal Buck beat Laurelwood
Magnet beat Sam; Eclipse beat Moondyne II !;
Flying Buck beat Leonora.
Thirc Tes-Koyal Buck beat Magnet; Fly
ing Buck beat Ec Ipse.
Roy"l Buck and Flying Buck, being entered
by the same kennels, divided first and second
money.