The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
ENGLISH COURSING STATISTICS.
Under the Globe and Fiery Furnace
Successful Sires in Waterloo.

Latest English sporting papers carry re-
ports of the running of the Waterloo Cup.
. As already set forth in The Republic.
Father Flint CFfery Furnace-Fanny Faith
fuD won the cup. He was nominated by J.
H. Bibby who twice before nominated
Fearless Footsteps when she won the cup
for the Messrs. Fawcett. who own Father
1902 winner. to run for them this season.
In a private trial Farndon Ferry beat
Father Flint easily. leading him by two
lengths. In the same finals of the cup
Father Flint led F'arndon Ferry by a
length. and only allowed him one point in
strong course. Farndon Ferry was L
Paracelsus Under the Globe-Thoughtless
Beautyl, black dog PUPPY owned by L.
Pilkington. and nominated by A. F. Pope.
was the runner-up. He was a cast of. Mr..
Pilkington held his all-aged dog. Prince
Charming (Mellor Moor-Thoughtless Beau
W to run for him: Prince Charming went
down in his very first course. being beaten
by his litter brother. Priestlaw. whom Mr..
Piikington gave to John Coke 30 run In that
gentleman,s nomination. This SHOVE what
an uncertain thing coursing Is. Mr.. Pilking-
ton gave away two dogs one of whom beat
his own crack. The other all but won tho
cup.
Paracelsus is June puppy. He was but
20 months old at the running of the cup.
Tine final course very long slip. The
PUPPY held his own for long way, but the
oid dog got the turn because the hare ia
Sored him by turning to his side. In a
smart spin Father Flint won comfortably.
but it was a great showing for a cast-ofr
puppy, who had been very hard run through
the season The puppies. by the way, did
We'll Fourteen of the thirty-two youngsters
three went into the last sixteenth. or these
two. Paracelsus and Handsome Creole Gal
lant-Ihe NiggeD. went to the final semi
nnal. They met and Paracelsus won
The Waterloo purse for dogs beaten IN the
first round of the cup went to Strange Mys-
terry Under the Giobe-Whitacre) who beat
T,IA III
FalD in the final. The Plate went to pup
Ply. Lonely Star Ffery Furnace-LapaD,
nominated by the Irish courser Captain
Leeds. At that. the puppy but divided with
Mallory fabulous Fortune-Blaine). the
latter the dam of Warburton Mr.. Craw-
The results of the cup go to prove that
Under the Globe Nfullingar-Sea Serpent) is
In the final OF the cup Strange Mystery
and Bonnie BARN in the final of the purse
Gallant his kennel mate. had Handsome
Mnllinger is by the famous Misterton. out
OF Gninare. Sea Serpent is by Glenlivet-
Mermatden. the latter the grand dam of
owned by G. l.. Crawford
Fiery Furnace supplied the winners of the
cup and the divider of the plate. a good
puppy, the latter good puppy. Fabulous
fortune, the star sire two years ago sired
Mallory. in the divider of the purse. and
the cup
Limetta fIuddenham-Lemon Squash
showed splendid form until ParaceIsus beat
her in the fourth round
The Fawcetts ard Tom Graham were the
successful breeders. All the Under the
Globes and Gallants come from the Gra-
ham kennels. while the sons and daughters
OF Fiery Furnace and Fabulous Fortune
come from the Fawcetts Mr. Graham is a
close relation of E. a. Mulcaster formerly
Wen known In st. Louis as an owner and
trainer of greyhounds