The San Francisco call., 1898-06-12
HARES RAN
 LIKE DEMONS Good Coursing at the
 Two Parks. SOME SURPRISES AT UNION OLD EMIN PAsHA MADE A MON KEY OF SPEEDY MAGNET. Two Miles of Hard Running Between Laurelwood and the Great
 Merced Favorite,
 Sunolite.
OLD EMIN PASHA MADE A MON
 KEY OF SPEEDY MAGNET.

The talent at Union Coursing Park re ce1ved some heavy jars yesterday, but fl is expected that at the meeting of to-da, the surprises will be many.
 The hares, as usual, ran like demons ana one course in particular was highly appreciated by the observers as the short. tailed hero of Merced plains carried its pursuers from the slip to the escape at the extreme end of the field, where 1t turned and shot down by the fence on the east side of the demesne leaving the point where the lower fence connects with the kennels and shooting, in a straight line immediately fronting the grand stand, where it received a great ovation Alter gallant struggle to reach safety whence it came it was boWled over by the dogs, who were so completely exhausted after the gruelins run that the kill was made with difficulty. The competing hounds were Sunolite and Laurelwood, and although the last-named dog gained a decided advantage in the run up to game, there were not a. few people among the spectators who thought that Sunolite scored the greater number or points from the time he passed his op- the course. o VI
 But, of course, Judge Bell should know more aoout the game than the ordinary observer, and he decided in favor of Jan. relWood, who saved himself evidently hv rev points he scored to his credit just previous to the kill.
 The course between Mystery and O,Grady was also talked of considera biII There were some people who thought ina Mystery should have been declared the winner because of the very excellent p,o,.l, she accomplished nearing the finish of tba credit f 'o hei One q, of the grand features of the day was the magnificent performance of the ola dog Emin Pasha who defeated fbe favorite, Magnet, very handsdmeiv 'iIf If n,iIl Emn WI Will hold up to-day in courses that among the few that will be heard from in the finals. He ran grand and noble race yesterday, and was as fresh at the hnish as new-mown hay.
 The upsets of yesterday were as follows Sunbeam, fast little bitch who entered tn the e,,ss shps m very poor condition, was fasny BneKs obspoSsd Of by Flying testers defeat of Mialmo. Evidently MT SuIilXans dogs are now being carefully hMand1ed. Mnnalea Star S. Pointers defeat by pr. of Star Pointer, is not giving his charges the. attention they deserve Montana s victory over Miller's Maid; Magnets de feat by Emin Pasha and the downfall of Scarfpin by Bendigo.
 Owing to the many courses which give promise Of being very close-that Is, in the tips will be omitted on this occasion.
 The result of the rundown yesterday is appended:
 Sapling stake-Maid of Ball beat Prince Charming; Celt beat Banner Bearer; Lalla Rookh beat Regular Army Kathleen beat Campania; Skyhgh beat Little Lady; St Ger trude beat Prince George; Lottie M beat Poce- moke.
 The winner of this stake will doubtless be Lalla Rookh Lottie M.
 All-age stake-White Chief beat Hicks; Lis sak beat L. s. Coney Borders Valentine beat Lady Grace Forget beat Gilt Edge: Theron beat Sweet @ Lips; Glenwood beat Sunbeam; beat Beatrice; Firm Friend beat Chiquita Laurelwood beat Sunolite; Lady Blanche beat Little Dottie; Black Patti beat Kill Boy: Fly ing Buck beat Backette Jester beat Miaimo: Chilli Pepper beat Blue Jay; Johnnie R beat Jessie Moore; Move On 8 bye with Sweet Lips; Moondyne beat Do Me; Van Knapp ran a bye with Hicks: Dr. Norman beat Star Pointer: Tod Sloan beat Lawrence Bell: Leonora beat Jersey Lily Montana beat Miller's Maid: Emin Pasha, beat Magnet; Bendigo beat scarfpn Hercules beat Winged Foot: Mira Monte beat Little Dorritt Metallic beat Wait a Ilttle. Sylvanus beat Jessie Maid; O'Grady beat Mys. tery; Glenstone beat Little Doubt; Skybal beat Sportsman.
 Moondyne and Firm Friend are played strongly to win the stake, but there may be surprises, as before stated