The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-07
KID MCCOY WINS
THE OPEN STAKE
At UNION PARK
Great Course With
Wait a Little.
THE "KID" A SH0RTENDER
RUNS WITH GREAT GAMENEss
AND SPEED AT ALL TIMES.
Coursing at Ingleside Park Also At
tracts a Large Attendance of
the Leashmen and Their
Followers.
THE "KID" A SHORTENDER
RUNS WITH GREAT GAMENESS
AND SPEED AT ALL TIMES.

e. NJ Kellogg's Eastern-bred grey
hound Kid Mccoy placed the first stake
to the credit of his owner at Union
Coursing Park yesterday. The br1ndle
dog was a shortender throughout the
day with the exception of his first time
out, when he met Statesman In the other
rounds he defeated Firm Friend, CraW-
ford Lad. Twin City Girl, For Glory, and
for the stake Wait a Little, 2 TO L
favorite.
A strong hare is always picked for the
final, and in this instance excellent Juog-
ment was used. Wait Little LED from
the slips by four lengths and worked the
hare for a number of turns and Wrenches.
The hare reached the escape, but instead
of passing through turned back toward
the point from which it had been Hber-
ated. To- the great joy of the short
enders the Kid took possession and
worked the hare across the by, getting
some ten lengths away from the other
dog The hare accomplished a complete
circuit of the field and this time made
good his escape.
The sport throughout the day was ex-
cellent, the dogs being evenly matcheo
in the majority of the courses. The bet
tors thought they had d grievance with
Slipper Wren for time. In the Bonita
Maori Land course there was bungle
before the dogs were released In the
subsequent struggles Bonita escaped
from the slips Happily she was insight
ed, and was caught before she injured
any chances she might have had: The
results of the days sport in detail FOL
low:
Open stake first round-J Makers Safeguard
beat j. Seggerson's Candelaria; H. F. Ander-
sons Crawford Lad beat Aeneid Kennels But
ter Scotch: Pasha Kennels Firm Friend beat
j. Deans Gladiator; E. NJ. Kelloggs Kid Nc
Coy beat J. l. o. Briens statesman; Hanoy q
Smiths Twin City Girl beat J. p. Thrift $ For
give; D. J. Healey's Amarosa beat j. Segger-
sons Gold Hill; Handy q Smiths Petronlus
beat Steele * Knowles Sleety MIST! y >.
Healey's Grenada beat Handy & Smiths Lady
Hugo; Ed EVatt's Hurricane beat Hand q
Smiths Victor; D. J. Healey's For Glory peat
j. p Thrills Forget; Curtis & sons Maud ,
beat J. kerrigans Conqueror; F. A. Nc
Combs ROYAL Flush beat J. COnne!I s Senorlta'
]. Connells Log Boy beat H. W. Rike' Nancy
r; Curtis & Sons Luxor beat :. Connect Ma
ME Pleasant: Handy & Smiths Magic beat
r E. de b. Lopez Winona II. F. Anderson $
Crawford Braes beat L. Baumeisters Waning
Deckelman's Lawrence; J. J. Warren's Sweet
Lips beat A. Johnson's Mountain Beauty;
George Sharmans Wait-a-Little beat Aeneld
Kennels Van Clote; NJ. London Magnetic oeat
LAWYER & Watson's Richmond Lead; r. K
SCOTS Lord Byron beat John Kennedy
Night Time; D. J. Healey's Maori Land beat
Second round-Crawford Lad beat Safeguard
Twin City Girl beat Amarosa; Grenada peat
Petronius: For Glory beat Hurricane; Log boy
beat Maud S; Luxor beat Roya! FIush; raw
ford Braes beat Magic; Mountain Beauty beai
Metallic; Wait-a-Little beat Magnetic; Maori
Land beat Lord Byron
Twin City Girl beat Grenada; For Glory beat
Log Boy: Luxor beat Crawford Braes; Walt-a-
Little beat Mountain Beauty; Maori Land a
Fourth round-Kid Mccoy beat Twin City
Girl; For Glory beat Luxor; Wait-a-Little beat
Maori Land. Ct
Final round-Kid Mccoy beat wait-a-Little.