The San Francisco call., 1899-10-23
UNION PARK COURSING.

An open and puppy stake provided q
good days coursing at Union Park yes
terday. In the puppy stake Lande &
Gerber's Rienzi and Mount Ida. both by
Sir Hugo-Lady Thorndyke, and whelped
in July of last year, divided first and
second money.
The open stake went to Russell, Allen &
Wilson's Lady Emma, who beat Theron
for the final
Firm Friend was drawn from the stake
because OF the severe course he had on
Saturday, it being necessary to release an
extra dog at the end of three minutes, and
not at the end of two minutes, as stated
Inc day was all that could be desired
for coursing, and the hares ran strongly.
Judge Grace was compelled to change
horses three times to keep close to the
dogs. The running in detail follows:
Puppy stake, second round-G. Buehns Mono
gram beat J. Fitzgeralds Fair Lille; E. W.
Farmars Moonstone beat Bartels Bros Ball
room Belle; ]. McGraths Blower beat George
Pintos Glad Hand; JEFF Martinetts Sally Brass
beat George Pinto's Mischief; Lande & Gerber 8
Mount Ida beat jeff Martinetts Buxton; Cur
tbs & Sons Flying Fox beat Aeneid Kennels
Aeneas; P j. McCabe's Craig Boy beat Her
beat ]. Holloway's Brian Boru; p. ]. McCabe's s
SKY Blue beat James Deans Glide: F. C.
Lande & Gerbers Rienzi beat J. Neary's s
Touchepas; r. Strehrs Three Cheers beat Bar
Pepita beat William Cairns Imperial; George
Lahusens F1rehy beat Aeneid Kennels Apollo
Third round : Monogram beat Moonstone
Sally Brass beat Blower; Mount Ida beat Fly
ing Fox: Racine beat Craig Boy; Sky Blue
beat Della NJ; Rienzi beat Three Cheers; Pc
pita beat Firefy.
Fourth round-Monogram beat Sally Brass
Mount Ida beat Racine: Rienzi beat Sky
Blue; PeDita. ran bye with Red Rose.
Fifth round-Mount Ida beat Monogram
Rienzi beat Pepita. Winners divided stake.
they are owned by same kennel
open stake second roqndM NJ, Mtshaelek tShst Ks
Evatt's Hurricane beat r. e. de B. Lopez
sara; Mahsr s Reds Nellie, Nellie Bawn .; beat
sons Lady Emma beat r. e: de B. Lopez
Green Valley Maid; j. MONEYS Silent Treas
undecided; Curtis Sons Cavalier beat
sterl & Knowles Amarosa; Curtis & Sons
Commodore beat 4. L. Austin's Firm Foe;
Red Glen r. l.. Taylor's Nose beat II. H.
Gray's Bona; J: Kennedy's Ever Shore beat
Kinley beat ]. H. Smiths Merced; George
Whitneys Theron beat Pasha Kennels Random
Aim; f. & R. Scott's Lord Byron beat Pasha
Kennels Rest Assured. after an undecided;
Pasha Kennels Firm Friend was withdrawn.
Third round-Glen Roy beat Hurricane; Lady
Emma beat Nellie Bawn: Cavalier beat Silent
Treasure; Commodore beat Skylight; Ever
Shore beat Nose; Theron beat Mckinley; Firm
Friend was withdrawn and Lord Byron secured
Fourth round-Lady Emma beat Glenroy
Cavalier beat Ever Shore; Theron beat Com
modore; Lord Byron ran a natural bye.
Fifth round-Lady Emma beat Cavalier;
Theron beat Lord Byron.
Final-Lady Emma beat Theron
T. H. Rosseter, owner of Emin Pasha.
advanced yesterday one step nearer his
Cherished ambition of winning the Water
loo cup. His black dog won the Ameri-
can Waterloo at Dallas, Tex, while
Metallic, another representative of his
kennels, won the consolation. known as
the plate" Mr.. Rosseter entertained a
number of coursing friends at dinner last
was duly celebrated. Among his guests
were: Judge John Grace, James Grace,
Robert Malcolm. George Malcolm, l. F..
Halton, ]. NJ. Halton, Peer Tiffany, Doug
lac ErsLine and others.