COURSING.
♦ SOUTH ISLAND CLUB'S STAT__.
(ITIESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) OAMARU. July 30. Coursing for the South Island Coursiryjr Club's Open Stake began to-day in firri weather. The attendance was good, the number cf visitors being large. The hares liberated were a strone lot. though towards the end of the afternoon they suflered on account of cold and cr.in-p. Tho coursing witnessed tvas. on the whole, good, and greatly improved iv the second round. Fol.owing are tbo results: — Firs; round—Dunlop beat Tsari'za. Melba be-t, Menc-ikoff. Better Jlays beat St. Cannon. The .low heat Gipsy. Princess May beat thunder. Romp beat Lady Lightnine. Faugh-a-r>a!inch oca*. Wonderland, Quid-fire boat Tho Guard. Costly Pearl beat What Odds. Austral beat, Mars. Phir-scr Bill beat St. Paul. •Lots o' Brandy beat The Artist. Loccmotivo beat. Lady May, Vagabond brat St. Aubyn. Black.igl'-t beat Turey Lad, Venus nn accidental bye. Per.risbot beat Fearless Footsteps, King D-.ci: beat Eriu-go-Brag'n, May Day beat Merry Boy. Creeper beat Battlca-ic, Jubilee ran an accidental bye. Second round—Dunlcp beat Melba, The Jew be?.* Better Days. lightning beat Prince's May. Quickfrre b»at Faugb-a-B-l.sgl: Austral beat -0.-t'.y Pearl. Lots o' Branny beat Phiggtr Bill. Vagabond boat Locomotive, Blacklicht beat Venus. King Dick beat Pearlshot. May Day beat Creeper, Jubilee a bye.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11649, 31 July 1903, Page 6
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