The San Francisco call., 1898-03-14
Unusually Fast Dogs and flares Raced at
 Ingleside.
Talent Received Several Shocks, but Rallied Toward
 the End.
Grnat Run of Patria and Van Nida Feature-Sly Boy Breaks
 His Leg.

Unusually fast dogs and hares furnished a good days sport at Ingleside Coursing Park yesterday. Although the breezes that blew in from the ocean chilled to the marrow, a large crowd lowered III the sheltered portions of the grounds, and considerable money changed hands on the various events. Prominent in the gathering around the pool boxes were S H. Seymour, Walter Watson, Jack Welsh of the Bostonians Jack Lewis and Ed ward Briggs, and their Judgment ire ouently resulted in a fucuation of the odds unexpected by the bookies
 No sensations occurred during the day, but there were several incidents worthy of note When Sly Boy went forth from the slips with Swinnerton in the eighth course he was destined to make his last run. The veteran hound, with record for getting well up into the money started with his usual speed when he was seen to fall. rise again and continue after the hare on three legs. A shout went up from the grand stand that Sly Boy was a cur and had quit. There was no cur in Sly Boy, however, and when he was picked up beside the hare that had been killed by SWinnerton it was found that one of his slender fore legs had snapped like a reed when he fell. The suffering animal was picked up and carried to hlS kennel and the limb set and dressed. He will recover, but yesterday he ran his last course.
 During the day the talent received sev- eral shocks, but at the end of the game came out slightly ahead. The first course dampened the ardor of the payers of odds when Van Nida, a two to one favorite, was put out by Glen Roy. In the tenth course in the all-age stake Black Prince, five to three favorite, suffered defeat by Van Clo1e, and in the next run F1reball, a short ender at the odds of five to four, lowered the colors of Magnet without great effort. In the Consolation stake Star Ruby, a five to three fayorite, and Valley Maid, a three to one choice. were beaten much to the chagrin of the talent, but later events more than evened mat ters up.
 ern dog, and Van Nida, was pronounced by coursing men as the longest, closest and hardest course of the season. The dogs ran like wild deer across the grounds three times in pursuit of a hare that raced like the wind, and it finally escaped, leaving behind it within the inclosure the exhausted hounds. Next Sunday will be an interesting day at 1ngleside. Six hun dred dollars has been added to the stake for beaten dogs, and a match race in which $500 is involved will take place be- tween Connemara and Mialmo, both dogs belonging to James Deans stables. Rop- ert Smith, the Eastern horSeman, has bet Fred Heyer $300 to S200 that Connemara can best Mialmo, and if the dogs can be got into condition, and 1t is thought that they can be, the bet will be decided Sun day.
 Final-Moondyne beat Patria and won the stake.
 
 Deckelman x Panario's Glen Roy beat pr. Van Tunnels Van Nida;. Lowe & Thompson's Victor bye; T. Cronjn, s Johnny R beat James Byrne's Occidental; J. Deanes Moondyne beat H. Devine's Gilt Edge; Cornell Brothers Log Boy beat J. Quane's Princess Marie; T: Coo mick's Rapid; D: Leonard's Bendalong beat Dr. Van Hummel's Just Eclipsed; ; w Ryan's Swinnerton beat M. Rogers Sly Boy; Lowe & Thompson's Patria beat HnmmRl'S Nl0a. Hummel's Van Cloie beat J. McCor- mick's Black Prince; T. Cronin's Magnet beat Nj. Michalik's Fireball J. McCor- mick's White Lily beat P. Tierney's Sen orita-
 In the second ties Glen Roy beat Vic tor: Moondyne beat Johnny R; Log Boy beat Right Bower; Bendaiong beat Swin, merton; Patria beat Van Cloie; White Lily beat Magnet.
 In the third ties Moondyne beat Glen Roy; Log Boy beat Bendalong; Patria beat White Lily.
 In the fourth ties Moondyne beat Log Boy; Patria a bye.
 stake Lowe & Thompson's High Born Lady beat Caro- & Loudon's Uncle Sam J. Baddeley's Lady Hopp beat J. H. Smiths Star Ruby; James Byrne's Mo- hawk beat D. J. Heney's Hathaway; James Byrne's Nellie B beat M Sullivan's s Sir John Arnot; Deckelman Sc Panario's Old Glory beat P. Carney'S Nellie Daly; F. Browns Alma beat J. Murnane's Val ley Maid
 in the first ties High Born Lady beat Lady Hopp; Old Glory beat Mohawk: Nellie beat Alma
 In the second ties High Born Lady beat Nellie B; Old Glory a bye.
 In the final Old Glory beat High Born Lady and won the money.
 The final run in the all-age event be- tween Moondyne and Patria was hotly contested. The adherents of both were numerous and betting ran high. Moon dyne, the California crack, was made the favorite, but Patria was not without backing. The dogs were slipped to a good hare and 1t was neck and neck, point and point-and undecided" In the second sprint Moondyne had the course from start to finish. Moondyne is California bred dog and of California stock Patria ! is an Eastern hound. It was another victory for the coast