COURSING AT PLUMPTON PARK.
» ' The first coursing match of the season in connection with the Auckland Plumpton Park Coursing Club took place on Saturday. Tho weather was beautifully fine, but the attendance was small. Appended are the results of tbe various rounds :— Easter Stakes, a sweepstakes of 3sovs each and a silver cup (Ist dog, 40 per cent, and cup ; 2nd dog, 20 per cent, ; 3rd and 4th dogs, 10 per cent, each; 5 per oent, for winners of two courses each). FIRST ROUND. A. Todd's Belinda beat W. F. Buckland's Chlpe PQuiglej's Smuggler beat W. F. Bucklands T.^Mapready'a Sheet Anohor beat Yj\ Ferguson's J.a PEvett'a Belgravlabeat Maoreadj's Tubal W.°J? Euros's Forget-menot boat A. Beaty's T Stafford's Fava beat J. Abbot's Ctesar A Patterson's Bergam .t beat F. Forster's Kthel 1 _airna?s Union Jack beat W. Fitzpatrlck's D^Wate oa's Kaipai beat J. O. Evettfs Belfry k TBaeuo's Nigger beßt D. Watson's Fishhook -. HuntVß lallfr Boybeat T. Stafford's Master J. B?8ull's Barrister beat A. ffi. Isaaoa's Master , WCC?Gi Pimths's Coolie beat H. Atkins Temple--1 F.toForster's Blue Hat beat A. Beaty's King ' A?Todd's Musk beat W. C. Grifflths's Caradoo SECOND. Belinda beat Smuggler Belgravla beat Sheet Anchor Union Jaok beat Bergamot 1 Kaipai beat Nigger Bailor Boy beat Barrister Coolie bsat Blue Hat Mußk ran a bye. ; THIRD. Belgravia beat Belinda 1 Favo beat Union Jack Sailor Boy beat Kaipai Coolie beat Musk. FOURTH. Belsravia beat Favo Sailor By beat Coolie. FINAL. Mr Hunt's Sailor Boy beat Mr J. O. Evett'a Belgravia, and won the Btake. ! A trotting match, won by Ladybird, concluded the day's sport. Mr Sandall rode • the winner.
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 84, 11 April 1887, Page 3
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