The herald., 1898-01-17

| the first four miles the tandem led from
one length to four, but on the home
stretch the horse warmed to his work
and wch by good head in 12:22A. There
was music during the afternoon, as
| usual, by the Seventh regiment band
| In addition to the regular program
| there were two match saes in. which
much interest was manifested. The first
race was between Charles Spiker's Fly
| ing Jib AM ]. Won Hachts Monday
Evening, best two in three. After the
| fire. heat. which was won by Flying Jib
! by score of 80, Won Hacht withdrew
his dog, giving up the race, as he was
clearly outclassed.
The second match race was between
Won Hacht's Monday Morning formerly
Doncaster) and Oscar Hinter's Trip.
This was the most exciting event of the
day and much money changed hands.
Won Hacht's entry was one of the dogs
recently brought down from San Fran
cisco, and it was given out that he was
crackerjack. The Won Hacht dog won
the first heat by score of 1874. Trip
took the second by score of 9-3. The
next heat was tie, resulting in 90, and
in the run-off Trip won by a score of
by score of SO.
Following is the complete score of the
days running:
Sapling Stake-Rialto beat Lady
Black, So, a bye; Rowdy beat Lady
Agnes, 5-3 Speedy Girl beat Spearface,
S-3; Maid of Erin beat Uncle Tom, ga
In the first ties Rowdy beat Rialto, 6-3
Maid of Erin beat Speedy Girl, 1914. In
= oIc NToiJ ne ~, O
after tie, 3-3, Speedy Girl taking third
money.
In the consolation race Palo Alto beat
True Blue. Az; Cyclone beat Butte, 60;
Jack II. beat Agug, 9-2; Chandler beat
Jumbo, 20; Fritz beat Sailor Boy, 6-2:
Tiger beat Monte, II; Poker Davis beat
Humboldt, 10; White Chief beat Gypsy
az; Lemo beat Frisco, so; Beauty beat
George Lavigne, 100; Harry beat Oscar,
SO; Flora beat Jack l., So; Hetty Green
beat Bounce, 6-1; General beat Klondike,
Al.
In the second ties Cyclone beat Palo
Alto, 6-1; Jack II. beat Chandler, rs;
Tiger beat Fritz, S-6; Poker Davis beat
Lemo. 5-3; Beauty beat White Chief,
| 5-3; Harry beat Flora SIS; General beat
Hetty Green, 62.
| In the third ties Jack II beat Cyclone,
5-3 and Tiger beat Poker Davis, 11-6,
which wound up the days sport, as the
racing had to be suspended on account
of darkness. The remaining ties and
| finals will be run off next Sunday morn
| ing, commencing at o'clock.
There will be two full days racing
next week. Sunday and Monday. In ad-
dition to the run-off, the ties and finals
of yesterdays races, there will be a
sixty-four dog stake for a purse of 5000.
All of the best dogs in this part of the
state will be entered for this event,
which promises to be the most exciting
in the history of coursing in Southern
California.
| At the Southern California Coursing
park yesterday. the sport consisted of a
thirty dog match. The attendance was
the best since the Christmas match, the
grand stand being filed with spectators.
The sport was excellent, the kills being
the exception. The run-off follows:
Prince beat Black Beauty, to 8; Ju-
| liet beat Dan c., 23 to 0; Snooze beat
Pope, 10 to A; Our Sid beat Reliance, Is
| to s; Sharkey ran bye; Antelope ran a
\ bye; Corbett beat Ben Hur, IS to 0; p.
B. & b. beat Sailor Girl. 6 to 2; Tip beat
Downing, to 2; Silk Jem beat Jack
Dempsey, s to 2; Queen J. beat Santiago,
| 20 to s; Innocent Daisy beat The Devil,
to 8; Mollie beat John Mitchell, 4to2.
In the first ties Juliet beat Prince, 2 to