The San Francisco call., 1898-11-21
MOONDYNE | WINS ANOTHER
 ALL-AGE RACE MayfIower Carries Off Consolation Coin. SHORTENDERS HAVE 4 DAY LARGE CROWDS VIEW THE
 SPORT AT INGLEsIDE.
sHoRrENDERS HAVE A DAY
Choice Entries Will Be Made for the Thanksgiving Meet on Thurs day Afternoon-The Draw
 Occurs Tuesday.

An irnrnens- crowd witnessed the cours- ing at Ingleside yesterday. The specta- tors were rewarded for their attendance by witnessing good sport, and the frater- ! nity had a chance to pull down money on some of the events. Short-enders were many in the first part of the game and some good dogs failed to demonstrate that they were worth the money played on them as favorites. Wtllful beat Las PaImas with odds at 2 to 1; Rose of Ira lee proved a winner over Mialmo notwith- standing that Mialmo was a to 2 faVor- i-e. In the second round Rose Of Tra1ee and Glen Rosa were billed to chase the same hare The formers success in the hrst round induced the bettors to make her 2 to l favortte, but she fell short of expectations and was defeated by score
 Promise Me was picked to win the first course of the all-age stake and the short enders were playing a 9 to shot, but Glen Roy beat her four points in the course and iu turn met defeat at the hands Of Forget fn the second round The highest success tul odds of the day were in tn e course letween Hadiwist and Fox Kenny, in which the latter got the decision. The
 Mayfower won first money in the consol- alton stake. In the final she was pitted her way down the line against Lady Jane, White Diamond and Glenrosac In the same stake Willful and Pat Malloy ran turee courses before a decision could be gwen by Judge Grace. In the first course Wilful lost the hare and dashed off in an opposite direction and in the second Pat Malloy killed too quick, while WiIful showed the speed The third course re- suited in a score of 10 to in favor of Pat MailOy.
 The best course of of the day was be- tween FIyaway and Brilliantine and last ed over three minutes. The score was 15 with Moondyne II for the final of the stake, this severe course told upon him and he had no chance for the top prize. m the last course of the fourth round he ran a bye with Lawrence and proved him. seI 10 be too slow for the clever Law
 A great coursing meet will occur on Ihursday, November 24. It will be an open stake event, with an entrance fee of $5 ana 4o J1 the e entries will be limited in num- Tuesday evening. The public may expect good courslng as the best blood alone will
 Following were yesterdays results:
 Consolation stake-P. J. G. Kenna,s Jesse Moore beat F. Foleys Fleetwing; F NoTense Henry Springs willful beat Peneona Las Palmas; Henry Springs Pat HaIiovt t'itss bae. Mayfower beat Captain Ciarksons IadT fsne Naiy & Morley's White Diamond beaf r. Tralee beat j. Deans MiaImo Dillon S f9ss Rsti,, 9I Glenrosa beat G. Smart's Silkwood Pat Maloy beat Willfu; Mayfower beat Wbife, Diamond; Glenrosa beat Rose of Tralee.
 Third round-Royal Prize beat Pat Malloy; Mayfiower beat Glenrosa.
 Final-Mayhower beat Royal Prize.
 All-Age Stake-H. A. Deckleman's Glen Roy beat ONei & Hanrahans Promise Me: H K Baldwin's Forget beat c. Reddy's Berneice: Larkey & Rocks Liberty Bell beat Eclipse Kennels Innisfallen; P. J. c. Kenna's Law vence beat John Eagan's Billy Gladstone; A. Johnsons Lissak beat Lowe Thompson s Phoebe; P. J. G. Kennas Flyaway beat R. Oshea's Mickey; J. Deans Briliiantine beat A. Van den Bnrgh's American Eagle J. Dean s Lowe & Thompson's High Born Lady beat J. Shea's Young America; P. J C. kenna's Fox Kenny beat A Nassey's Hadiwist
 Second round-Forget beat Glen Roy; Liberty Bell beat Lawrence: Flyaway beat Lissak :; Rrilliantine beat High Born Lady; Moondyne II beat Fox Kenny.
 Third round-Forget beat Liberty Bell; Fly away beat Brillantine; Moondyne II a bye
 away ran bye.
 Ffnai-Moondyne beat Flyaway.