The San Francisco call., 1898-03-07
The Talent Receive s Several Shocks at
 Ingleside.
Notables HOvered Around the POol-Boxes and Fluctuated
 the Odds.
Patria, an Eastern Importation, Races Out and Wins the All-Age
 Stake.

The betting ring at Ingleside Cours- ing Park presented a lively scene yes terday. The gold poured into the coffers of the "bookies. The talent received several shocks, but each new phase of the game only served to make the days sport the more enjoyable. and in the evening when the last course had been run matters stood even enough to bring cheerfulness to all. Prominent in the crowd that lowered around the pool boxes were Dr. Con- lon, William Brennan, Jack Gallagher, Edward Goldstone, Moses Altmeyer and a contingent from the Olympic Club, headed by Hugo Belau, that was largely instrumental in fuctuating the odds when the dogs were ready for the race.
 The puppy race that headed the days programme proved fortunate for the talent until the fourth course, when Dempsey Lass lowered the colors of a to l favorite, Rush O the Hill. The race of the trim built hounds for su- premacy was a brilliant one, but the cleverness of the short-end dog won the money. This little setback for the tal- ent resulted in a strengthening of the nerves of the betters which was not to be deplored, as following events proved even more disastrous to the money. Mystic Maid,a late Eastern importation, in the first course of the all-ase stake, sailed forth from the slips and put out in clever style the crack of the coast Moondyne a to 1 favorite. In the next course Gladiator, 5 to favorlte and belonging to the same stable, was beaten by Old Glory and the money be- in favorite to fall. He was pltted against Senorita and odds of 5 to were offered on him. When the course was run ne was out of the purse, but his conqueror only lasted one course longer when White Lily lowered her colors in the second ties. The California brindle Swinnerton came out victor Tn the next 20 by downing the Eastern flyer Crow Dog. who sold at ? to l. Patrla, who knocked out Firebal in the fourth start, proved one of the sensations or the day. Patria was lately imported from the East and began to show her sDeed but recently. Her condition was such yesterday that the book makers took her cause in hand and began ot make the money flow on that run About even money was offered on the fleet animal by the book makers at the oDening. but at the close as high as 10 1 was offered. The pick of the talent proved correct and at the end or the days coursing Patria was the Vlctor over all and carried away the stake TOT the dogs of all ages. In anticipation of the days events that came to pass several prominent book makers were in evidence and their judgment was favorably commented on by the talent, which cashed all in all much more than usual.
 In the Puppy stake-;D. Ford's Bonita heat B. Dougherty's Palmer Hill; J. Con Tail'S Log Roy beat E.. Wilson's Mag nesia; D. Chilla's St. Nicholas beat O n: Hoag's Obediah; J; Murphy Pempsey n. sf,g Hill; J. Keenan's Royal Oak beat J. O'Sheas Star Pointer.
 Second ties-Log Boy beat Bonita; St. Nicholas beat Dempsey Lass; Royal Oak
 Third ties-Log Boy beat Royal Oak; St. Nicholas bye;
 Final-LOg Boy beat St. NICHOLAS ana
 In the Ail-Age stake-Lynch. & Ma hers Mystic Maid beat J. Deans Moon dyne; Deckelman & Panario's Old Glory beat J. Deans Gladiator; Deckelman & Panario's Glen Roy beat J. Byrnes' Mo hawk; D. Hooper's Roo Lawn beat Deck. elman & Panario's Pet Kirby by default and ran bye; B. Tierney's Senorita beat M. Rogers Sly Boy; J. McCormick's s White Lily beat J. Murnanes Valley Maid; pr. Van Hummers Van. Needa beat J. J. Warren's Sweet Lips; T. Cronin's Johnny R beat Kay & Trant's Diana w. Ryan's Swinnerton beat R. L. Lees Crow
 Second ties-Old Glory beat Mystic Maid; Patria beat Glen Roy; Magic beat Roo Lawn; White Lily beat Senorita; ; Van Needa beat Johnny R; Swinnerton a bye.
 Third ties-Patria beat Old Glory; White Lily beat Magic; Van Needa beat SwinnertOn.
 Fourth ties-Patria beat White Lily Van Needa a bye.
 Final-Patria beat Van Needa and won the money for Lowe 6 Thompson.