COURSING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24, 28 July 1911, Page 11

COURSING.

METROPOLITAN CLUE. A committee meeting of the Wellington Metropolitan Coursing Club was held on \Vednes<ky, Mr: C. Wareham presiding" It was resolved to hold a big meeting late in August when a maiden stake and an open stake will bo decided. A local meeting will take place on Saturday afternoon, when a stake for locally-owned and trained greyhounds will be decided. Nominations will close with the secretary, Mr. James C. Donoghue, at the New Zealander Hotel, at B ""p.m. to-mor-row. In his report the .secretary stated that the hares on the club's course were in good racing form and good sport should be expected. Mr. A. L. Parsons, the club"s lion, judge, will officiate on Saturday, and Mr P. Donoghue will bo slioper. The secretary was instructed to write to the Palmerston North Club that the Wellington Club's fixture on 25th and 26th August had been foregone, in. order to allow ownsrs and trainers to attend the Waterloo Cup meeting at Palmerston. PALMERSTON NORTH MEETING. fßt TELtfa&APK— PRESS ASSOCIATION.] PALMERSTON. N.. 27th July. The following are the results of the Coursing. Club's meeting :— Maiden.— 'First round : Fan Lady beat Duke of Cornwall. Catch-as-Catch-Can beat Skipper, Maximised beat Cumbersome, Ashley Urook beat Lady Bell, Night Shift beat Gold Lad, Barn's Bluff beat Kowhai, British Grenadier beat Middlemarsh, Lamplight beat Deerfoot. Second lound : Catch-as-Catch' Can beat Fan Lady, Maximised beat Ashley Brook, Barn's Bluff beat Night Shift, British Grenadier beat Lamplight.