The San Francisco call., 1898-03-06
Mystic Maid Emulates Twain's Coyote on
 Widow Brophy.
Coursing at Ingleside Draws a Big Crowd in Very
 Foggy Weather.
Some Promising Entries in the Puppy Stakes-Ties to Be Run Off
 To-Day.

Coursing at Ingleside yesterday was distinguished by three things-the fog was thicker than for months, the hares in most instances ran poorly and the talent got dumped pretty often, and at times hard enough to give things an ul tranarine tint. Notwithstanding the weather, the usual large crowd was in attendance, the betting was lively and the sport good.
 The puppy stake was run off first, and in the man the youngsters showed up in first-class style. Most of them have never been run before, but all give promise of forging to the front, with the single exception of Santa Rosa. lie refused to lead the slips, and was never in the race for an instant. O. H. Hoag's Cbediah will some day prove a crackajack.
 In the sH-age stake Moondyne easily put out the new dog, Star Ruby. Mys- tic Maid. one of the late Eastern 1m- portations, put out the to favorlte, Widow Brophy. This race was heavy | blow to the talent, as the Widow had been picked for sure thing This expectation was naturally to be expect ed from the fine showing she made last Sunday Her defeat was jar of the worst description.
 The course between Patrfa and Da- kota, on which, as mentioned in yester- days Call, there depended goodiy sum of money, was a gift to Patria. She ruled favorite at 5 to 1. Dakota has evidently not yet become acclimated. | Senorita made a good run with Right Bower, and, although picked to lose by the talent. her victory was never in doubt
 The Sacramento dog, Gilt Edge, was scarcely in the form he showed week 1 ago. and Sly Boy beat him by one of the most sensational piCkups witnessed | in several weeks.
 | In the race between Valley Maid and | Van Nida the talent was thrown down again. Odds were to 2 The race was one of the shortest of the day. Black Prince seemed to be unsIght- l ed for a few moments after being slipped, and Van Needa carried off tho stakes. Odds. to 1. Talent getting very sore.
 Sylvia and Crow Dog ran a good. close race. Crow Dog kept the lead by a small margin. The hare was the only ] fleet and game runner Of the day. ana | gave the hounds long chase. l John Grace acted as judge, and James Grace as slipper The ties will be run off to-day, beginning at Il a. m.
 The following was the days racing in detail:
 | Puppy stake-D. Ford's Bonita beat J
 O'DonnelFs Las Palmas; B; Dougherty Palmer Hill beat D. Ford's Hand An1y;
 E. Wilson's Magnesia beat E. C. Rosin Santa Rosa; J. Councils Log Boy beat | J. McCormick's White Wings; D; Chliia' S | St. Nicholas beat w. Elmerson's Soprano; o. H. Hoag's Obediah beat B. Sheehan s Orphan Girl; J. Murphy,s Dempsey Lass | beal Kay & Trants Killarney Lass; R w Wyman's Rush O the Hill beat Blake
 & Dineens Muriel J. O'Shea's Star 1 Pointer beat w. Daltons Lady Napoleon J. Keenan's Royal beat B. Dougherty s | Lady Thorndyke.
 Al-age stake-J. Deans Moondyne beat
 Maher's Mystic Maid beat Dillon S
 ReilIy's Widow Brophy; Deckelman &
 Panario's Ol, Glory beat J. Baddeley l Jingler IT; J. Deans Gladiator beat F. Gorman's Kingston; Deckelman & Pan- arios Glen Roy beat Lowe & Thompson, E
 Victor: James Byrne's Mohawk beat H
 Levine's Forget Me-Not; NJ. Michobok s
 tireball beat J. Farley,s Snowolrd: Lowe | Maher's Dakota; k. Wilson's Magic beat | F. Kenny's Colleeen Bawn: James Byrne Occidental beat G. Heuer's Blue Bell: D. | Hooper's Koo Lawn beat r. McLaughlIIn m l Kirby beat Lane & Thompsons s Prince Of | Fashion; B. Tierney's Senorita beat T. Cooney's Right Bower; M: Rogers Sly Corrmicks White Lily beat P. Brophy,' s
 Benicia Boy; J. Murnane's Valley Maid beat Dr. Van Tunnels Van Nida; Dr. | Van HummeTs Van Needa beat J. Me | Sweet Lips beat J. Coram's True Blue: | Kay & Trant's Diana beat D. Kane s Spry: J. Cronins Johnny R beat G. Heuer's Blue Jay; R. L. Lees Iron Dog
 Swinnerton beat J. Quane's Princess | Marie