The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-30
Lands the Open Stake
at IngIeside.
SOME HAIR-RAISING C0URSlNG
MAGGIE N oUTRUI-s SAPLING
STAKE ENTRIES.
A Tremendous Crowd Witnesses Two
Gruell:ng Exhibitions - The
Weather Was Perfect and
the Sport Exciting.

: A complicated card that even puzzled
such experts as Slip Steward Halnin, Field
: Steward McHugh and Judge Grace, two
gruelling and sensational courses and q
tremendous crowd Were the features at
lngleside yesterday. Mere were many
other incidents of note, but those enum-
Grated were the brightest. The condition
of. the card was due TO the numerous en-
tries of II. \. Deckelman; but through the
coolheadedness of Mr.. Halpin, the record
breaking stake was run through without
a hitch.
Yesterday was an ideal day for specta-
tors. Five thousand awaited themselves
of the opportunity of witnessing the eX-
citing sport They were not disappointed
They saw two of the longest courses ever
run at Ingleside. The hares were in the
fettle. and gave their natural enemies
plenty of exercise.
Dean ; speedy Connemara and Rathbc
were slipped TO a Jack from me Wilds
of Kern County. The dogs chased their
utes and twenty-one seconds amid the
shouts of encouragement from the packed
grand stand and betting ring. At the
completion of the run both dogs dropped
from sheer exhaustion. This was repeated
some time later, when Fox Kenny and
Brutus trailed full speed after Jack
for four minutes and five seconds. Both
dogs closely followed their tricky prey
with determination, and the Jack, zee
ing there was no hope to escape, gave up
the battle and was Crunched between the
Jaws of his relentless pursuerS. Come
mara and Fox Kenny, the winners IN tie
above courses, were Withdrawn by their
The form displayed by Mr. Deckelman's
entries rebounds to the credit of his Irain-
ers, Geary and Kellogg. The dogs AM
bitches entered showed up well IN every
round and earned fame and coin for their
masters and trainers. The work OF Mira
Monte, the runner-up to his victorious
kennel mate Rocket, was greeted with APP
plause by those present. His tremendous
drives and snappy plckupS bordered on
the sensational.
Betting, as is usual, was extremely
heavy. Favortes enjoyed good fortune
during the entire day. Shortenders landed
at various times but not with enough fire.
Quency to bring forth the shouts OF roy
from those who played them.
Following is the way the dogs ran and
the number Of points scored by each:
sapling stake, second round-J: H. Perigo's
BOhe beat Z. Burmeister's Winning " avs,
score 5-3; J. II. Perigo.s Lady Davenport beat
Jim MONEYS Silent Treasure, 30; j. Ken
nedys Ever Shore beat Kelly & Hanley Baby ably
King, 1O-S; E. Burmeisters Warrior beat Doc
Pixies Nancy r. "a; d. Healey's Maggie n
beat ]. Keunedy,s Night Time, S-2
Third round-Bohe beat Ever Shore, %;
Lady Davenport beat Warrior, %; Maggie y
ran bye with Silent Treasure and beat her'
Fourth round-Magge y beat Bohe, -;
Lady Davenport a bye with Winning ways
and the latter won, Sc.
FinaI-Maggie beat Lady Davenport, Al.
Omen stake second round-G. Reddys Bernice
beat H A Deckelmans Old Glory, score ~;
H A Deckelman's Fox Kenny beat Dennis &
Mira Monte beat G. Lahussen's Fireball. 80;
]. p. Thrills Brutus beat d. Hooper koo
Lawn. Al; H. a. Deckelmans Glen Chloe beat
y. Hooper BendalOng, S12-2l2i J. H. Per1go
Belle Seward beat Russell & Wilson's Lady
Herschel. "a; Hurley & Reillys o. X Sapi-
toll beat J. Farley's Tullamore, 10; h 4.
Deckelmans Rocket beat I. Wech's States
man, as: Z. Burmesters o Grady beat Lon
don & McCollough's Magnet, 10; H. Weber
Montana beat 7. Hall Florence. So; Curtis
& Sons Cavalier beat Bartels Brothers Rest
Assured. IS; J. Shea's Young America beat
J. Keenan, Flying Buck Al; J. Shea's Rath-
bone beat d. J. Healys Rusty Gold, Is; J.
Deans Connemara beat J. p. Thrills Forget.
-: J. Byrne's Irma beat Gibson & Moore
F. Murphy's Gid Edge. "a; D. Healy,s Match
less beat II. Lynchs Mystic Maid, -; Kay
& Trants Crosspatch beat T. F. Logan's Miss
GrizzIe, "a.
Third round-Brutus beat Old Glory, IA;
Fox Kenny beat Belle Seward, -; Mira Monte
beat O. X. Capitol SO; Glen Chloe beat
O'Grady. 81: Rocket beat Montana, 70;
Young America beat Cavalier, Al: Connemara
beat Rathbone 3l-2. time 5:2l; ROYAL Buck
beat Irrna, 81; Crosspatch beat Matchless,
l0-9.
Fourth round-Fox Kenny beat Brutus 24-19,
time 4O5 Mira Monte beat Young America.
%: Glen Chloe ran a bye with and beat Old
Glory. lis: Rocket beat Royal Buck. So;
Crosspatch ran bye with Diana and the lat
Fifth round-Mira Monte beat Glen Chloe
SO; Crosspatch an accidental bye with and
beat Koo Lawn, 10; Rocket ran a bye and
beat Pet Kirby. IS.
Sixth round-Mira Monte ran a bye with Koo
Lawn and the latter won, 6-3; Rocket beat
I-i,el-prckat bea. Mira Monte "a