The San Francisco call., 1898-04-24

yesterday. The splendid weather of the past few days was probably an important factor Tn the case, but the card which nad been drawn for the rundown was made up of some of the best dog flesh on this or any other coast
 The long odds book is a hard game. as many winners of yesterdays courses LOOK to have more than even chances for the money when the final is declared to- day. Patria seems to rule favorite in the DOCK, 212 being offered to win, with no place money. But there are others In the race who may fool the wise ones. Mlalmo IS stlll on deck in splendid form, and the races heretofore run by the fleet one may account Tor a point or two in the hnalS lo-udy. Connemara is also looking well, as Is Gladiator
 Some new arrangements for slipping mares nave been made and now It IS nee essary that they and the hounds pass the grand stand when starting. The hares are placed at a disadvantage, as they all start for the old escapes, but as they held and to the left of the former place very lew escaped but it is thought they Will ma the place of refuge after they erCise.
 Jimmy Anthony's Statesman ran a clever course in the saplng stake, but wen went down to Hether Dell. The form players had everything their own way. as put two or three short-enders took the money, T: J. Cronins Trinket was the . Io0ierr tL of the, day, and for a time sold on the snort end, but a rumor soon spread that the hound. although from the coun- liy, was a world beater. and in conSe- Quehce the money went that way. The ties to-day will without doubt prove a final.
 Following are the runs:
 D. Douehertys Heather Dell beat Jimmy Srnfa Sfao n peat J. Murnane's Flashing Lass; Lynch & Maher Liberty beat J. Murnane's Black Bess; bynch Mahers Lottie M beat J. shea,s H6atnoone: T. Cooney's Kerry Cow beat J. Quane,s Thad Stevens; T. McHughs Matcnless peat |. Cooneys Report; J. J. Edmond's Morn ing Glory beat Dillon & Reilly's Getaway; J. Quanes Marietta beat w. Perry's Campania i; Diilon Reilly's Revolver beat H. Murray S Torpedo; T, J. Cronin's Trinket beat J. shea's VI, In the dl-age stake J. Deans Mialmo beat ", w. Daiton's Sinaloa: M. Kerrigan,s Lady 1iancne 4n beat c. sulivan's Junction Maid; D. 5. Hansen's L. s. Conley beat J. Baddeley's s Lady Hopp; Deckelman & Panarios Pet Kirby bye; Larkey & Rocks Myrtle beat P. J. Rush Van Needa; Lynch and Maher's Mystic Maid Maid peat W. Perry's Jennie Dean; M Mcha- TX Fireball beat Lynch & Mahers Dakota; Evans Sweet Music: J. Sheas Firenza beat r brophy,s Benicia Boy; Lowe & Thompson's Edmond's Move On a bye: J. Deans Gladiator beat T. P. O'Dowd's Fashion Plate E. Camp pells Bendalong beat J. Alexander's Snap; A. J. byrnes Seminole beat Deckeman & Pa narios Glen Roy
 J. Deans Connemara beat J. Anthony's Tul- Iamore: J. B;rnes Nelly beat Cronln & Mo Donald's Dottie Dimple; L. Ruschin's Do Me beat J. Quane's Viglant: J. J. Edmonds For get beat G. Sears Majestici E. W. Duffy's B B beat Lynch & Maher's Lurline: T. But lers Susie beat D. Roche's Pacific Queen; ". Ryan's Signal beat o. Walace's Fair View OConnell Bros Log Boy beat J. Moscini's Olein: Larkey & Rocks Hercules a bye, One Spot being absent; T. J. Cronins Ten Cut beat T. Cooney's Right Bower: Cornell Bros Seaorlta beat E. c. Jones' Gasieht.
 The likeliest performers for their in- itial runs to-day at Ingleside appear to be as follows:
 Sapling stake-Steam B, Liberty, Lottie M. Morning Glory Trinket
 ll-age stake-Viralma Koolawn. Pet Kirby. Mystic Maid, Firenzi, Patra, Gladiator, Sem mole Nelly B, Forget, Susie. Log Boy, Sen