The San Francisco call., 1899-07-03
YOUNG AMERICA
WINS HIS RACES
IN FINE STYLE
Captures the Stake at
Union Park.
SOME HIGH-CLASS C0URSING
ROSIE CLAIR A SURPRISE IN
CONSOLATION EVENT.
Defeats Flush, an Odds-On Favorite,
in the Final, Leading Strongly
All Through the
Course.
SOME HIGH-CLASS COURSING
ROSIE CLAIR A SURPRISE IN
CONSOLATION EVENT.

Young America. the black and white
dog, the property Of J. O'Shea, Justifie'i
the confidence of his supporters by romp-
ing home a winner In the final round Of
the open stake at Union Coursing Park
yesterday. He met Master Clair, another
black and white dog, which had also per
formed consistently throughout the day.
The first hare TO which the brace Of iIeet
hounds were slipped blended in color with
the dry grass. and the dogs ran about
aimlessly, unsighted
Their attendants caught them before
any harm had been done. They were soon
slipped again, and it was evident that
Young America had the pace. He led in
a straight run-up and killed. winning
handily.
There was a long line of bettors with
red tickets at each pool box waiting to
cash in when Rosie Clair defeated FluSn
for the final of the Consolation stakes.
Flush was favorite at odds of to 5, hay
ing been running well all day. The dogs
ran as If coupled together for some dis
tance, when Rosie Clair led up, securing
the first and second turns. Flush scored
one turn. when Rosie Clair killed, win
ming the course.
There We're several unusually long
courses. Victor King, a 3 to l shOrt-enGer,
beat Statesman. The latter scored many
points at the start, but the King finally
secured possession of the hare and won.
chase, which led them all over the field,
Benicia Boy winning ultimately. The bet
ting was even money owing to the fine
showing made by Terrona with ROlltcktng
Airs when they met in the first round
There will be coursing at Union Park
tomorrow, the card being fifty-siX-dog
reserve stake. The train service will be
the same as on Sunday. The results in
detail of the coursing yesterday follow:
Open stake. second round-Lowe & Thomp
sons st. Oran beat Handy &, Smiths Lady
r Deans MialrnO h1a <
Magic; Russell, Allen & Wilson's Lady Emma
beat Handy & Smiths Twin city Girl; Pasha
Kennels Firm Friend beat D. ]. Healey's Maori
Land: n A; Deckelman's Lawrence beat
Pleasant Girl; George Whitney's Theron beat
Pasha Kennels Metallic; Russell. Allen &
tor King; Bartels Bros. Macs Melody beat
A. Johnsons Mountain BEAUTY; John Maher's
]. Healeys Rusty Gold beat Murphy & To-
lands Palmetto; P. J. ReiIlvs Warship beat
F. Moran's False F1atterer; J. o shea's Young
America beat O,NeiI & Hanrahan's Promise
Me; Handy & Smiths Sylvanus beat D. ].
Healey's Lady Clare; p Brophy's Bentcia Boy
Smiths Terrona beat Pasha Kennels Rollick-
Third round-Mialmo beat ST. Oran; Firm
Friend beat Lady Emma; Crawford Braes beat
Lawrence; Master Clair beat Theron; Macs
Melody beat Soubrette: Warship beat Rusty
Fourth round-Firm Friend beat Mialmo;
Master Clair beat Crawford Braes; Macs Mel
ody beat Warship; Young America beat Benz
ca Boy.
Young America beat Warship.
Final-Young America beat Master Clair.
Consolation stake. 16 entries-Victor King
beat Statesman; Rollicking Airs beat Royal
Flush: Golden Russet beat False Flatterer;
Rosie Clair beat Promise Me; Patria beat Shar-
key; Metallic beat Prince Hal; Flush beat
Maid Of Erin; Emin Pasha beat Rocket.
Second round-VIctor King beat ROllicking
Airs; Rosie Clair beat Golden Russet; Metallic
beat Patria; Flush beat Emin Pasha
Third round-Rose Clair beat Victor King;
Flush beat Metallic
Final-Rosie Clair beat Flush.