The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11
YOUNG COURSERS
OF PROMISE ARE
COMING FORWARD
GreyhOrnds of AristOcratic
Breeding Will Soon Take
Part in the Competition
SALES ARE REGISTERED
Rector, POcatelli, PalO Alto,
Richard Anton, McVey and
Others Figure in a Stake

| others F1gUTe Ill CIdh6
Tba Young greyhounds coming up
to take the places Of the coursers
which have held the center Of the
stage for some time are pronounced
promising collection. They are bred
to run and have been reared care
fully.
H. M. n. Spring Of San Jose has
registered his Futurity candidate, For
innate Dawn, by Fortuna Favente-
Dawn. and thinks it the best grey
hound he has ever raised. AS the
great Dawn came from his kennels his
present possession must have shown
him something out Of the ordinary 70
merit the praise of its owner. Mr.
Spring has also registered The Rival
and st. Luton.
James Sweeney also has great ex-
pectations of three puppies from the
same litter. He has registered them
under the names Of Sherman, Syntax
yand Story's Sister.
P. F. Callan has purchased Rose OF
Gold. which many consider the most
promising puppy shown this year 1t
was runner-up for the stake on New
Years day.
/ DR.. w. j. Hosford has disposed OF
Dorothy NJ TO F. Shultis- He has also
| arranged to dispose of his Futurity
candidate, Lady Waterford. by Hot
lStuff-LiIac, and of another promising
youngster. Lady DOrritt.
/ L. Weise has bought Flaunt from
]. T. Mccarthy.
W. H. Kocher has sold Dear Gas
ton to NJ. ]. Pierce.
F. Rakeman has bought Leona and
Hurry On from +. Hooper.
Dexter B won a thirty-two dog
stake recently at Butte. his second in
succession. He is by Barrister-Slick-
| Young Frisco, a litter brother to j.
O'Shea's Young Fearless, was runner
up. Blake & Smiths Northern Ex-
press and Dorothy Belle, formerly
owned by Frank Jones Of this city.
reached the semi-fnals. The biggest
stake of the year will be run next
month on Miners Union day.
The coursing talent finds it difficult
to pick a winner in tO-morrow's cham
piOn stake at Union Park. Richard
Anton is considered the fastest. but
lacks the drive necessary to win in
such company. PocateIi had an Oft
day last week. but this was only tenn
pOrary. Rector has always been hard
to beat in a three-course stake. Belle
Free and Palo Alto had rather severe
running last week. Mcvey may prove
the surprise of the stake, as he is a
fast greyhound.
In the open stake the best eight
seem to be Bright Fortune, Sacramen-
to Boy j E H, Red Rock, Hudson,
Lucy ClaiS Raby Amora and Fonte-
nOy. The likely winners:
Champion stake-Rector. Palo Alto. Rich
Reserve stake-Farora. cubanola. Bright
Fortune; Rural Artist Master Rocket. Colored
/ dan. MellinwoOd, Mickey Free Texas Hoo
/ Hoo. Pagliaeci. Pepper Jack. Golden Fortune
/ Miss Brummel Galveston. Lucy Clair Lord
Brazen, AeOlus, Renegade Apache. WedgewoOd.
i John. Orsina. FOntenoy.
! II. Mehanys Lord Melbourne and
W. Zamberlich's Cassie W will meet
at Ingleside Park tomorrow after
noon in a special match, best two out
/ of three trials. Both are promising
puppies They met recently in a
stake and Cassie W won. The owner
of Lord Melbourne was not satisfied
with the outcome. hence the present
/ match.
Coursing will commence at InEle-
side to-day at IL o'clock. After the
open stake has been run down once
the consolation number will be start
ed. Don Pedro and Sir Winton al the
top of the card and Ragged Actor and
Young Fearless at the bottom look the
best. The running will be resumed at
| 1890 tomorrow. The likely winners
1 look to be:
Fannie Hughie Aurelia Ouida Terra Cotts
4ellowtal, Don Pedro Promethells Yo,,,r-
Johnny Rex, Good Gold. PIoughfnan on
/ Myra. Royal Friend Sir Winton Genersr ESre
\ mont Beauty Gold Pete McIntyre Helen
HAYES. Tobasco Bob. Little Sister EaEle Fir5
Odd Eyes. Doc Burns. Jerry Wright IaI,-
MEMO. Doreen. The Fiddler. Princess SAVOY
/ Ragged Actor, Gold Lily. Inperious Cosette,
! Young Fearless. Bob r. snapper Garrison A.
/ ticulate. Sofala Belfast. Ready Actress I.,~I,y
| shamrock, Lady Royer