The San Francisco call., 1898-03-13
At lngleside Park the FavOrites Carried
 the Day.
flares Were Fast, the Hounds Ran Well and Money
 Flowed.
Alth ough a Small Crowd Was Pres ent a Good Days Sport
 Resulted.

The weather yesterday prevented a large crowd from gathering at the Inge- side Coursing Park, but a good days sport was witnessed by those present, as the hares were unusually strong and the hounds, although not top notchers," ran well. All throughout the day the long enders won with but one exception-Fire Ball. The racing for to-day will without doubt prove exceedingly interesting. and 1t is thought some of the hounds which will be placed on the short end will carry off the money.
 Many new dogs started at the park, but probably owing to their condition were not able to make much of a showing. Tessie Fair, who had been drawn to go against Johnny R, was not on the grounds, and the latter started against Van Nip, as did Van Cloie, who had been drawn with Hercules, who had beea with drawn on account of injuries.
 The fastest course of the day wa. be- tween Patria and Old Glory, and, as Patria won the course, it is thought by many that she will carry off the purse for her owners to-day. It is generally thought that Patria, Occidental, Log Bo< and Moondyne will be within the money when the results are given by Judge Grace.
 Money was freely 2ag played by the ne few s, many events. Moondyne sold as good as II to 1 against Count of Monte Cristo, but seemingly the ,Y money was @ not ts too e large xZe against Reta at $1, but it is said that Reta, will surprise the talent before long weeks past. The judge decided as fol-
 In the run down pr. Van Hummers Van Nida beat P Carney's Annie Daly; Deckeiman & Panario's Glen Roy beat Caro- & Louden's Fair Rosalind; J. Quane's Captain Morse beat J. H. Smith s beat M sullivan's Sir John -Arnot; T. Cronin's Johnny R beat Dr. Van Hum meI,s Van Nip; J; Deans MI99ondyne beat H. Devine's Gilt Edge beat c. Heuers s Blue Jay: j. Quane's Princess Marie beat J Baddeley's Lady Hopp; Connell pros. don's Uncle Sam: T. Coonev's Right Boy CT beat w. Joyner's Cuckoo; D. Leonard, s Van Hummel's Just Eclipsed beat b Horrigans Mountain Hawk; M Rogers Sly Boy beat P. Carney's Nelly DaIy nells Valley Star; Lowe < Thompson Patria beat Deckelman & Panario,s Oid Glory; Dr. Van Hummel,s Van Needa mels Van Cloie beat pr. Van Hummel s Van Nip in bye; J. McCormiek' s BlaGk Prince beat E. J Heney'sm Haraa%'syJi apsae's JaI. r. feT Eronsh Maid; Nlf M MchaliRs da Fireba!l beat Lynch & Maher's Dakota: J. McCor, mick's White Lily beat James Byyrnes " 1.@ Byrnes Mohawk. ,,o. e,
 The winners to-day are called as fol- lows: Van Nida, Victor, OccidentaI' Moondyne. Log Boy, Right Bower, Bend Bend. along, Swinnerton, Patria, Van -Cloie. Magnet and Senorita.
 Following the closing of the run down a consolation stake for the non-winners of their first runs was drawn, and re- suited as follows: Uncle Sam vs. High Born Lady; Lady Hopp vs: Star Ruby; Mohawk vs. Harkaway; Nelly E vs. Sir John Arnott; Nelly Daily vs. Old Glory: Valley Maid vs. Alma The win ners of the first sprints therein should be High Born Lady, Lady. Hopp; Mohawk
 The running to-day begins at Il o'clock