The San Francisco call., 1899-09-25
Nost
BOHE PROVES
A WONDER AT
UNION PARK
Romps Through the Open
Stake, Defeating Imported
Plough Boy.

J. H. Perigo's California-bred greyhound
Bohe, representing the best blood in this
State. fairly romped through the open
stake at Union Coursing Park yesterday.
She defeated Sardonic, Metallic by score
Of four points TO nothing, Lucky Dog and
Plough Boy. She was favored with two
bves. the first an accidental one through
the withdrawal Of Lord Byron, and the
second a natural bye. In the course with
Lucky Dog the latter led up, but Bone
secured possession of the hare and out
worked her opponent.
The final course was a grand one, Of
which the spectators saw but little, owing
TO a heavy fog which obscured the field.
Bohe led from the slips by over four
lengths. The hare then turned back
toward the slippers stand, where the dogs
worked it for some time. 1t then made
for the escape, Plough Boy in the mean
time having possession Of the game. Inc
spectators cheered both dogs as they dis
appeared in the fog, and then stood peer
ing anNiously into the mist TO catch the
first glimpse of the flag signaling Wnlch
dog had won. 1t was only a few moments,
but il seemed an ntermlnable time; untll
flag Steward GriSWOld came SdHopihS
across the field like one OF RooSeVelt 5
Rough Riders, displaying the red nag de-
noting victory for Bohe. --,s
Z J. Reilly'S Plough Boy proved hlmSelt
q great greyhound. he was unfortunate
in having two undecided courses with Ma
Mccoy before he finally disposed of him
Primrose beat Master CLAIR ny IL points
10 ~ Master Clair lost five pounds in
weight, owing to a severe course on sat
urday. The management allowed no pet,
ling on the course. and the result Jusuhed
Their Judgment October WOOdcOCk beat
Wine West by Y TO ,; Morning Glory peat
Lord Scattercash by 5 TO 2; Magnet peat
Old Glory by to 3; LORD Byron peat
O'Hara u To 9: Lawrence beat HadlWlSt
l6 to 3: Lucky Dog beat St. Michael, 10 10
9; Short over beat Beau Peep, 5 TO y,
I -TrNNrT on n
Plough Boy beat Juanita, 10 TO ?; kIq ID Nc MG-
Coy beat Magnesia. 10 i; Octooer ooQ-
cock beat Primrose, to 0; Athena peat
Morning Glory, y to 0; Maori Land peat
Sara r. TO II; Lord Byron beat Green
Valley Maid, SO to /; Lawrence beat Ever
Shore. II to S. The detailed results OF the
running follow:
Omen stake-J. Mccormick Primrose beat
T},-sseIl Allen a Wilson'S Master Clair; J. Den
West. Aeneid Kennels Athena beat J. Keen
ans Royal Oak: J. J. Edmonds' Morning Glory
beat T J. McEldowuey's Lord Scattercash; I'd
Wilson'S Magnet beat G. J. Panarlo Oia
Glory: G. Sharman's Wait a Little beat handy
q Smiths Magic; D. j. Healey's Maori Land
beat Bartes Bros Winning style; X T. de 3.
sha Kennels Metallic beat II. A. Deckelman 5
Prince George: J. II. PeriEo's BOhe beat A. c.
Bradbury Sardonc; +. q r. Scott kora BY
ron beat d. J. Healey O hara *; l.. de o.
I.opez Green Valley Maid beat u. Ford's Bo-
uta; II. A. Deckelman's Lawrence beat A.
Nassey's Hadiwst. J. Kennedy's Ever Shore
beat W H Jones Prince Jerome; Gus Videaus
Right Bower beat ]. Byrne's High Time J.
Shaw's Lucky Dog beat j. p Thrift st.
Michael: J. o. Dowd's Shoot over beat T. J.
HarrinCton's Beau Peep; +. NJ. Kellogg sweet
Emma beat II. Lynch's Lexington; Sterl &
Knowles Sieety Mist beat J. SeEgerson's Can
delaria: J. Kerrigan's Conqueror beat Russell,
Allen q Wilson's Lady Emma; p. ]. Reilly
Plough Boy beat D. Fords Juanita; E. M Kel-
logg's Kid Mccoy beat Ed Wilson'S Magnesia.
Second round-October WoOdcock beat Prim-
rose; Athena beat Morning Glory; Wait a Lit
lie beat Magnet; Maori Land beat sara; Bohe
beat Metallic Lord Byron beat Green Valley
Maid; Lawrence beat Ever Shore; Lucky Dog
over; Lady Emma beat Sleety Mist; Plough
Boy beat Kid Mccoy.
Third round-Athena beat October Woodcock;
Wait a Little beat Maori Land; Bohe ran
bye: Lucky Dog beat Lawrence; Lady Emma
beat Sweet Emma; Plough Boy ran bye
Fourth round-Athena beat Wait a Little;
Bohe beat Lucky Dog; Plough Boy beat Lady
Emma
Fifth round-Plough Boy beat Athena; Bohe
ran bye.
Final round-Bohe beat Plough Boy.
D. B. Lion of the coursing firm of Erwin
& Lion. Sherman, Texas was an in
terestetd spectator at the park yesterday
He is a lieutenant in the Sixteenth United
States Infantry. and is now on his way to
Join his regiment in Manila. The Amer-
can Waterloo will be run at Dallas, Tex,
in October. John Grace was invited to
act as Judge but was compelled to de-
cline owing to his duties here. Basil
Hayman Of Chicago will be in the saddle.
About twenty dogs will be sent from
here, the strongest kennels to be repre-
sented being those Of J. II. Rosseter and
Robert MalcOm.