The San Francisco call., 1899-09-10
SOME SPEEDY
SAPLINGS IN
PRODUCE STAKE
Recording Angel Develops Won
derfuI FIeetness and Is Now
Played for Second Choice.

A big crowd went out to Union Cours-
ing Park yesterday to witness the nrst
round for the rich Produce stake, in
which fifty eight young longtails were
entered, and also the first round in the
open stake, with its sixty-four entries.
The number of spectators established
new Saturday record for attendance at
the coursing park condition due chiefly
to the interest excited in the Produce
stake. A pretty stiff wind was blowing
across the grounds, having tendency to
make the courses somewhat short, but
the sport was of an exceptionally high
standard, and the splendid work of the
dogs created unbounded enthusiasm.
]. H. Perigos Bohe, the stake favorite.
was in fine form, and disposed of Lucre-
tia Borgia in mastery style. He is liable
to have his work cut out for him to-mor-
row, however, as there are several unu-
sually good ones after first money. The
figures on the long odds book are: Bohe
to l. Recording Angel to l, Whitehead
to /, Daisy Clair to l. Master Clair
to /, and the rest ranging from 10 to 40
to l.
Recording Angel is possessed of Won
derfu speed, and her performance yes
terday when she easily disposed OF Con-
troller caused her owner, j. II. Rosslter,
to do a cakewalk in front OF the grand
stand so great was his delight Con-
tTOller is a full D1OIHeT ~ DOIic, hniNC a.
old as Recording Angel, and is regarded
as dangerous competitor Tor the pest
Of them, but Recording Angel LED MN 10
the hare by six lengths and peat MN ouI
i'm a manner that seemed to clearly estaD-
lish her superiority. She opened at ~ TO
/. but was played down to to l. Her
lack OF age and experience may teii
against her to-day, but she mas the speeu
and should prove a crackajack IN Tune,
whatever position she captures IN the
stake now being contested.
AS a general thing the favortes won
Yesterday; few short-enders got the flag.
In the Produce stake Royal Ann peat
Aeneas at to 2; Torment beat Ialiac at
to 8; Athena beat Flying FoX a. at . 10 4
Master Workman beat May Hemstead
at to 8; Random Aim beat Rougn Rlder
at to 1; Maggie N beat ROSIE Clalr at
to l. and Minneola beat o. Hara at TO l.
In the open stake Merry Maiden peat
I,owlander at TO 3; Nose beat Rolllcklng
Airs at to / and Pet Kirby beat Lottie
M at to /. Following are the scores:
California Produce Stake first round-R e 2:
Grace. % A. Johnson's Bald Eagle beat F. Pas
sons Perseus; ]. H. Perigos Lady Davenport
| beat ]. j. Edmond Whisky Hill J. Il: Ros-
seter's Recording Angel beat J. H Perigo,s
Winnings st. Anthony beat P. ]. Reillys Still
Tue. 3 fSrskine's Lavender beat E. NJ Kel-
lorg's Sweet Emma; Curtis & Sons Cash beat
E. Baumeisters Warrior; j. II: Rosseter t,Eo5 5
Ann beat r. K Malcolms Aeneas; Russell
Allen & wilson's Daisy. Clair beat R. * k. NAL Nal
GTisre Pmssen "a Allen & Wilson'S Wild Swede; r. L.
Tayior's (names) Torment beat II. Germain' s
SON FLYING Fox; Curtis & Sons Beacon beat
G. NJ Abercrombie's Rock Island King; c G.
C;rswolds s Master Workman beat j. M. Hal
toms May Hemstead; D. j. Healey's Lady Clare
beat Daily & Sebeins Gypsy; J. h Rosseter
Random 14e Ann Rng6 pea Rider esa Russell Allen VII
sons Master Clair beat H. LINENS Lexington; I;
Curtis Sons !, Nsrcssrs n beat sa,e1 e. NJ Aber Msr
gle n beat RUSSELL Allen Wilson'S Rosie
Clair; Russell, Allen wilson's Belle Clair
Wait Bit beat J. H Rosseter's Rapid Addl-
ton; P. McCabes Craig Boy beat J. H. Har-
rison's Hot Haste; D. J. Healey's Amarosa
beat R. Strehrs Three Cheers; Curtis & Son 5
Vulcan beat F. Passon,s Idler; T. e. de B.
e. de B. Lopezs (names) N p Writings Min
neola beat D. j. Healeys O'Hara j. n Perigo' s
Bohe beat Hurley Riley's Lucretia Borgia :;
r. Prngle's Honor Bright beat ]. H. Rosseter S
open stake-E. F. Passons (names) Merry
Maiden beat A. Johnsons Lowlander; G. ].
Panario's Old Glory, a bye; p. }. Mclnerny S
Tommy Rex beat w. Letcher's (names) Bryan;
NJ. Ryan's (names) Blue Rock; II. F. Ander-
sons Crawford Lad beat p. ]. McInerney s
Regina; Handy & Smiths Jennie E, Wilson q beat
sons Crawford Braes beat r. l.. Taylor s
(names) Bounding Belle; j. Connells Log Boy
FORGET beat H. a. Deckelmans Glen Chloe
p. ]. Reilly's Ploughboy beat Gus Abercrom-
6oe namesI ocR Beau Peep beat Gus Abercrombies
Irma F. A. Mccombs Little Joker beat j:
Dennis (names) The Devil; Pasha Kennels
Emin Pasha beat Handy G Smiths Ida; James
Sherdan's Forest Queen beat w. Letcher's
Cnames) Bull Hill; Ernest Adams st. Gertrude
! beat T. F. Haltons Tic-Tac; Gas Abercrom-
bie's Victor King beat Ernest Adams Traveller
Pasha Kennels Metallic beat T. Halls Nom
pareil; R. L. Taylor'g (names) Nose beat
Pasha Kennels Rollicking Air; ]. Dennis
| (names) October Woodcock beat r. L. Taylor s
! (names) Wild Lassie; John Kerrigan's Con-
! queror beat ]. Seggerson's Gold Hill; Lowe &
! T'hornpson's Prince Hal beat 7. Kelly's (names)
| Wildwood; ]. o Shea's Young America beat j
J. Edmonds Morning Glory; F. A. McComb' s
Bonnie Scotland beat Hurley & Riley's Star of
! Cuba; Handy & Smiths Magic beat Aeneid
Kennels Maid of Erin: H. A. Deckelman's
Pet Kirby beat H. Lynch's Lottie NJ; p. ].
| Reilly's Warship beat Aened Kennels Pre-
| tender; ]. p Thrifts Brutus beat Hurley &
| Riley's X Capitol; j. Connell's Senorita
! beat E. G. r. Scott's Lord Byron; Handy &
Smiths Petronius beat J. seggersons Cande-
! laria; A. Johnson's Mountain Beauty beat
James Sheridans Forest King; r. f. de s.
Lopezs (names) Rochester beat A. Johnson 8
| Tod Sloan; Ed Evatt's Hurricane beat w
Letcher's (names) What-er-Lou.
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