COURSING.
(PRESS ASSOCIATION telegram.) 1 DUNEDIN, May 5. The coursing meeting was brought; to a conclusion to-day. The weather waa again misty and disagreeable. Mr Kett, as judge, did nob give general satisfaction, and he was party to a disgraceful scene at the end of tne May Cup. The course had b.en close, and many thought Motley had -won. One ot the owners of Cardigan asked the judge which dos led up. Black, one of the owners of Motley, who was present, said *' Mobley, of course,*! and Kett termed him a liar, and Black retaliated. Kett juinperpoif his* horse and squared up to ..lack; and some blows followed until they were separated. The following are results,;--„.,,.; ? Consolation Stake, for twelve beaton dogs, at &t each ; winner #15, runner-up £8, third dog £3. r •" ; •'*.. MrU. Grove's Prefix beat Mr S. Myer's < Biddy. Alone s''v ' •" • . Mr J. Kiroy's Maori Boy beab Arovva Messrs A. and J. Beaker's Cardigan beab Mr J. Coopor's Biucher. Mr anowdrop boat Mr Grove's Magic ILL ' : Mr -Mud's Isa boat Mr Mills' Fugulsb Mr Crawduaw's Bcadonweli beat Messrs Scanlan and Swan's Marine Second Round. , - Maori, Boy beab Prefix Cardigan beafc Snowdrop Isa beat Marine , Third Round. Maori Boy beab Cardigan . Isa, a bye '.Final Round. Mr J. Kirby-sblfc wd Maori Boy, byKinsky —Lassie, beat Mr A. T. Price's Wk b Wa, by Hawfcsbury—GUucina, and won the stake. The Derby, for an unUmited number of dog puppies at £2 each; Winner £15, runner-up • Mi, third dog Ao, tbree dogs at m esoh. j Third Round. . Sweetmeat beab Philosopher Bluestona beat Lord' Zetland Blackmonnt beat Victor Fourth Round. , j . Sweetmeat beat Blucstono ', ; Black-mount, a bye i, ' ; Rinal Round. Mr B. Blaekhara's bUe w t d Biackmoant, by Red Pine—Whiff, and the same owner's r w d Sweetmeat, by Red Pine—Whiff, divided the stake. The Oaks, for an unlimited number of bitch puppies, at £i each; winner £18, runner up £9, two dogs at &2 10s each. Third Round. SUlwood beab Watercress, Break-o'-Day boat Madge. Final Round. Mr S. S. Myer'a b b Broak-o'-Day, by Brewer —Stormy Night, beat Mr A. T. Price's r w b Shlwood. by Red Pm.-Fawnhope, and won the stake. Mat Cup, for an unlimited number of all-aged dogs, at £3 each; winner £50, runner up £25. third dog £11, two dogs at £5 each, five dogs at £3 each. Fourth Round. Lizzie Woods beat Ravenswing. Motley beat Razzia Dazzle. King Brace a bye. Fifth Round. r Motley beat King Bruce. Lizzie Woods a bye. Fiual Round. Mr&S. Myer's w f b Lizzie Woods, by Brewer—Deception, beat Messrs Leslie ana Black's br d Motley, by Klnsky-Miranda, aad won the stake.- •/..-. • %
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Press, Volume L, Issue 8476, 6 May 1893, Page 9
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