The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-21
The Local Dogs Easily
Won the Day at
Ingleside.
The Eastern Racers Do Not
Seem to Improve in
Form or Speed.
A LARGE Crowd Bet Piles OF Money
on the Results and the Talent
Was Happy

At the Ingleside Coursing Park yester-
dav a large crowd saw the Eastern myers
defeated by the local hounds ana the
money that poured into the many poor
boxes running showed concluslVely that
the talent are of the opinion that the
Eastern dogs will never equal the speed
of those raised on this coast For weeks
past many dog followers suggested that
before giving an opinion they should wait
for the hare chasers to be acchmateo'
but now that weeks and months have
passed and better form IS not shown, the
betters are becoming aware that they
have repeatedly placed their money In
the wrong direction.
The Improvement shown by Deckelman
& Panario's Glen Roy during the past
few months is a surprise, and althougn
the hound has never been OUTSIDE the
money he went clear down the line yes
terday and ran the final with Magic and
sold favorite on the course The talent
had everything their own way, with one
or two exceptions, and the pookles Hao
all they could attend to handling the
money. The crowd was large, and al,
though the weather was raw the good
sport was enjoyed. splendid run was
made by Lady Napoleon, a sapllng,
against Johnny R., and if Improvement
follows as is expected the Lady Will pc
stake winner in the near future Inc
odds on the Johnny R.-Bendalong course
Johnny r. Sand the talent suffered on the
result when the white flag was SHOWN at
the instigation of Judge Grace. Inc mares
all ran well, some of them making thelr
escape.
Little angleSide a day or two ago tndt
Johnny r. would not win the stake Inc
money was soon deposited and interest
was taken in the Johnny K. courses ana
much money went to the bad on the I'M.
ish 1t is supposed to be the bet that
hound Snch a faYOT1tG over
Bendalong, as the speed of the two
hounds does not warrant such uneven
money. On next Saturday ana Sun 81 y
an open stake and a sapling stake, $2.5O
entrance, $500 added, Will be run on sap
lings to be eligible must be whipped In
March, April and May X, 1887; The eve dpaw-
This is how the hounds ran:
First ties-H. Hanrahan's Mercury beat W.
c. Giassons Sylvanus; b Doughersy Iessie
johnny joan ged beat y. Daltons Lady Napoeon
D. Leonards Bendalong beat D Flynn's Tom
Bell; DR.. Van Hummels Van cloie beat W. W. g. G.
beat N. Michaks Firebaii: G. smart.s Silk.
wood beat Henry Springs Dawn; p Reilly,
Kaber's Bell of Moscow beat DR.. Van Hum
mePs Chit Chat; Deckelman Panario's Gler
Spring Pat Malloy beat F. J. Heney's Hark.
away; D. Hooper's Koo Laun beat Dean
Hri5la FdRsr5 MAJ N s sbaN Little Den Deal
Second ties-Mercury beat Tessie Fair; Bend
| along beat Johnny r; Magic beat Van Gloie
| Silkwood beat Ranger; Glen Roy beat Belle Of
Moscow; Pat Malloy beat Koo Lawn; Little
| Dell a bye.
Third ties-Mercury beat Bendalong; Magic
beat Silkwood; Glen Roy beat Little Dell; Pa
Malloy a bye.
Fourth tes-Magic beat Mercury; Glen Roy
| beat Pat Malloy.
FInaI-Magic beat Glen Roy and won the
| money.
In the consolation stake Princess Marie raj
| a bye; ]. ]. Edmonds Forget beat DR.. Val
Hummel's Van Traale; R. L. Lees Corali'
T prerr "A DavinA'.
| Gilt Edge beat S. E. Portals At Last; P
Brophy's Benicia Boy beat James Byrnel
| Nelly B; S. E. Portals Lightning beat F.
Mack's Black Patti; F. Browns Alma beat DR.
Van Hummels Van Nida-
First ties-Forget beat Princess Marie; Cora
lie beat Gilt Edge; Lightning beat Benfcfi
| Boy; Alma a bye.
Second ties-Coralie beat Forget: Lightning
| beat Alma.
| Final-COralie heat Lightning.