The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-26
Run One, Two, Three
at Union Park. q
SARAH A SMART Y0UNGSTER
CREATES A GOOD IMPRESSION
ON HER FIRST CHASE.
A Number Of Long Courses, With
Heavy Betting, Enliven the
Leashmen's Sport-Big Day
at Ingleside.

The greyhounds from the kennel of
Curtis & Son carried everything before
them in the open stake at Union Coursing
Park yesterday. Rosette, Cavalier and
Mckinley. all representing the leashman
from Santa Clara, worked their winning
way into the fifth round of the stake.
Rosette met Van Cioie and sent her TO the
kennel, thus leaving only the three dogs
representing Curtis in for the stake. The
final was not run, first. second and third
money being taken by Curtis.
The short-enders were successful in the
first three courses of the day, Lightfoot
putting out Sweet Lips with ODDS of . to
l against him; Black Patti doing the
same with Magnet, and Jersey Lily de-
feating Rusty Gold, the odds being ID to
against After that the favorites asserted
themselves, the only short-enders TO wiz
being Laurelwood and Van Cloie.
The sapling stake developed a new won
der in r. f. de b. Lopezs Sara. She Is
only. nine months old, and has. all the
marks OF a stake winner. In the third
They had a long, gruelling course, which
Sara ultimately won. but which spoiled
any eha nee she nay have had for The
Rosseters Rollicking Airs in the final.
Coursing men predict that she will be
heard from again.
AS the programme was shortened
through the final of the open stake being
omitted, an eight dog consolation was ar
ranged. Rosebud and Lord Scattercash
were the first brace sent to the slips. the
latter winning after an exceptionally long
course. The final was between Jersey Lily
and Trinket The course proved heavy
betting, affair, Trinket being Installed a
slight favorite. The hare favored the
Lily and she won, much TO the Joy Of the
short-enders.
1t was announced that J. H. Rosseter' S
For Freedom and Curtis d Sons Rosette
would meet in special match, two out
of three courses, next Sunday. The de-
tailed results follow:
Sapling stake, second round-R. q. de B.
Lopez Santa Ana beat r Herring's st. Elmo.
Pasha kennels ROllicking Airs beat r. E. de
b. Lopez Santiago; n. E. de B. Lopez Sara
beat Yosemite kennels Winning Lsssie; John
Kelleher's Marjorie beat Yosemite kennels
Bounding Belle.
Third round-Rcllicking Airs beat Santa Ana !:
Sara beat Marjorie.
Finsl-Rollcltns Airs beat Sara.
Open stake, second round-.A. Massey's Light
foot beat J, J; Warren's Sweet Lips. F. c.
w. Creamer's Jersey Lily beat J. T. Healey's
Rusty Gold; NJ. Nealons Van Cloie a bye; Cur
tbs 6 Sons Rosette beat n. NeaIon's Van
Hansens L. S. Conley; II. r. Baldwins For
give beat F. A Esquivars Peaceful Glen; r
Revenge: S. E. Portals 1.aurelwood beat F.
". Thompson's Scattercash: II. r. Baldwin
Forget beat ]. II. Smiths Bendigo: Curtis &
Glory: Curtis & Sons Mckinley beat AL AUS
tins Douglas; r. T. de g. Lopez Green Val
ley Maid peat curtis q son dfghiahd BAIL
+. McCarthy's Rosebud bye.
Third round-Lightfoot beat Black Patti Van
Cioie beat Jersey Lily: Rosette beat Forgive
Johnny beat Commodore; --aurelwood beat
Forget; Cavalier beat Green Valley Maid Nc
Kinley beat Rosebud.
Fourth round-Van Cioie beat Lightfoot. Ro-
settle beat JOHNNY r. Cavalier beat Laurclwood
Mckinley a bye.
Fifth round-Rosette beat Van Cloie: Ro-
settle, Cavalier and Mckinley divide first. SEQ
ond and third money; Van Cloie fourth and
Hardwood fifth. Curtis g. Sons winnings
were $2G5.
Consolation stake first round-Lord Scatter
cash beat Rosebud Jersey Lily beat Peaceful
Glen: Trinket beat l.. s. Coniey: Green Valley
Maid beat Magnet.
Second round-Jersey Lily beat Lord Scatter
cash: Trinket beat Green Valley Maid.
Final-Jersey Lily beat Trinket.