The San Francisco call., 1898-03-27
Talent at Sea at the 1ngle- side Coursing
 Park.
Shortenders Were a Surprise on Numerous Oc-
 caSiOnS.
flares and Hounds Were Full of Ginger and a Large Crowd
 Witnessed Good Sport

The hares and hounds were full of ginger yesterday at the Ingleside Cours- ing Park, and as many fast ones were entered the money was freely played into the pool boxes, but the talent undoubted- " fell short on the day, as many unex- pected things happened The sapling stake aroused considerable interest, and the way the youngsters followed the hares tends to show that ere long some stake winners will be developed from among them. Jimmy Anthony'S States man ran a particularly good race against Fair Florence, when it is taken into con- sideration that Statesman had never be- fore started after hare in competition with another hound. and the owner was tri1e nervous about the way the sapling would work, but he went at it like q vet eran and gave Fair Florence, who will run inside the money to-day, hard tus- sle for the course.
 The worst throw-down during the day was the Johnny R-Decorator course in the all-age stake. Johnny sold to l on the long end and was beaten after d long go. Decorator, however, showed clever ness, and it should have been remembered that at one stage of the game he as sapling was a runner-up to the clever Rosette. Myrtle also nurt the talent by beating Glen Roy in clever style, with money as good to 5. Mohawk was another short-ender, and, in fact, the talent was completely at sea during the day as short-enders seemingly performed miracles. Just why Mystic Maid sold favorite over Mohawk is hard to deter mine, but money was played at to ,. A large crowd was on the ground to witness the rundown, and tomorrow great deal of interest will be taken in the ties. Without doubt the all-age stake will dwindle down to Moondyne, Eclipse and Tod Sloan, with Coralie inside the money. Fair Florence in the Sapling stake showed more speed and cleverness than Daisy Dean and should run well. Here is how it happened:
 In the Sapling Stake J. Quane's Marietta beat Dillon & Reilys Revolver; Carney & ReilIy's Fair Florence beat J. Anthony Kay Trant's Innisfallen; W. c. Glassen's Daisy Dean beat J. Egan's Maid of Erin; j. Glory: Lynch & Maher's Lottie M. beat Deck elnan & Panario's Prince George; J. Duane s Thad Stevens beat j. Ryan,s Cleaning; m ,,.s M.
 In the aIl-age stake Larkey & Rocks Myrtle beat DeckelInan & Panario's Glen Roy; Con- nell Bros. Senorita beat ". Dalton's Lady Napoleon; Deckelman & Panario's Old Glory beat James Byrnes Nelly B; G. Smarts Silk wood bye; D. Kaher's Belle of Moscow beat T. McHughs Lady Hill; NJ. Murphy's Tod Sloan. beat M. Glynn's Nell; J. Deans Moon dyne beat W. B. Sinks American Lady: Deck eman & Panario's Decorator beat T. Cronins Browns Alma; Kay & Trants Car1nody beat F O'Connor's Valley Star; J. Sheas F'irenza G. IS beat Lynch & Mahers Dakota; J. Murnane's s Flashlight beat J. McCormicks Black Prince James Byrnes Mohawk beat Lynch & Maher' s Mystic Maid; D. Hooper,s Roo Lawn beat J. Murnane's Valley Maid; Kay & Trant's Eclipse beat T. Cronins Magnet; D. Leonard's Bend along beat D. Dunlea's Handball; NJ Micha- lik.s Fireball beat l. Burke's Little Pete; P Gibbons Tullermore beat Lynch & Maher s Iurline: J. McCormicks White Lily beat F. Casserly's Ranger.
 Following the rundown of the days stakes a consolation was drawn to be off in con- function with the ties to-day. The draw re- suited as follows: Magnet vs. Nell; Lady Ma poeon vs. Dakota Valley Maid vs. Black Prince; Glenroy vs. Nelly B; Hercules vs. Mystic Maid; Johnny R Lurline.
 The winners of the consolation event should be Magnet Dakota, Black Prince, Glenroy, Hercules, Johnny R.
 The probable winners for to-day in the Sap ling Stake are Fair Florence, Daisy Dean, Rathbone, Sandow. and in the all-age stake Myrtle, Old Glory. Tod Sloan, Moondyne Syi- via Corale, Flashlight, Eclipse. Bendalong, White Lily.