COURSING.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1146, 6 June 1911, Page 2

COURSING.

MEETING AT HAAVEBA.

(By Telegraph-Press Association.! Hawera, Juno 5. The weather was fiao for Hie first 'I 1 ,? of tho Tanmaki 1-hmiplon Coursing Club's meetine, ami Uioro was a good .u----tondanccrf the public. Tho hares wero in good condition, but unfor}»»« «'! ll $ had not bcou trained, with lie les,«lt that several, after Rotting into baulk, ilid not succeed in reaching .cover, and «eie headed to the field again Iγ the dogs. Tho result was that at the end of I ho da ,. when tho last hare had been killed, tliiee dX 111 remained in. CoiwcquenMy, onlv the Maiden Stake, was decided, liio Coronation event had to be The «pcoiul day of the meeting, to Ik Hem to morrow" had also to be abandoned. Tim following are the results:--Maiden Stakc.-Virst mmU h- J«i i niniic" bent J. Hamilton's Miss lio!l, 9^. D j? U »Srlvi, beat K. C. Gard- \ ohll 1 n » bye with Pretty Maid. ?_ 7 Second romul: Swift Snotly tat pi'l' is 13; NiuhtJ-hado brat Ma.ln.in 1, terllv. I'-"' ■ Glou PHP"" , ~l' : lt K e KilisM brat Wiinin. 1-0; Vul p,il beat Mason. 3-2if-jlk beat ]",v Medallist, 6-0 i Sylm, ran a bye «-i h AVar Cry. 0-W. Thud 'wind: NWibhade heat Swift Spotty. 7-3; T«-i----linViV beit Glen Ossinoil, 4-2; Sylvia bent Full Sail, 20-15 i Sylvia beat Silk Blouse, \s tho last hare had been killed, it waa decided that Niphtshade, Twilight, and Sylvia should divide the stakes.