COURSING MEETING.

Evening Star, Issue 9154, 8 June 1893, Page 3

COURSING MEETING.

The Plumpton coursing meeting, under the management of the D.J.C., was continued to-day. The weather was unpleasant and the ground soft. Results:--ST. LEGER. Tlliut) RolNl). -Mars boat Midge, Bird on the Wing beat Lord Zetland, Victor beat Marco, Philosopher ran a bye. Mars led Midge, and the latter got in too late to avert defeat.-Lord Zetland got the turn after a good race, but Bird on the Wing hail clearly the best of the exchanges. -Victor drew out in the last two strides of the run up, and after turning fell, but Marco stood off and Victor was properly adjudged lhe winner. Fur aril RoiNi).—liinl on the Wing beat Mars, FhdosopliL-rbout Victor. Mars led .Bird on the Wing by two lengths, but could not live with the latter in workin ' the .v.'-ic. - Philosopher beat Victor very casilv. Fiv\:.-Mr M.Tavlor's Bird on the Wing, by l'.i\ wer l.'l'ception, beat Mr Cursey's I'hilo.-ophei-, by .Ncvtjii I'.i-iarroot, and won the stake. The favorite led up, and had all the best of a short course. ruder Supplementary Tuian Koi-M).--Marine beat Chance It, Red .lack beat Tantrum. P.oth courses were won very easily. Limi,. MrScanlan's Marine, by Mariner Miss Tlerevi, beat Mr Davis's Red Jaek, by Red I'ine Misfortune, and won the stake. Marine led up and did nearly all the work. FDRIU'IIY I'l.T. M-coMi Rol.sn. Razzle Dazzle heat Chorister, i:,-, Miii-lcy beat Beadonwell, Lizzie Woods beat I'iue Hut, Charlie beat Jack Tar. liazzle Dazzle got the first turn and had a Lit the best of Chorister throughout a lengthy course, though he once stumbled.— l!e>s Morley outpaced Ueadonwell, who ~,),„! oil'ami only scored the final wrench of a slni-l course.--Lizzie Woods boat Pine lint lliivc lengths iu lhe lead up, and was ,!,-eidcdly the cleverer in working.-There was nothing between .lack Tar and' Charlie in lie run up, and for a while, the. exchanges ucro cipial, but Charlie had the better of his opponent i'l the finish. Tuilio Roiwn. Re- Morley beat Razzle Dazzle, |.i ,'ie WoniU beat Charlie. Four to one offered on ilcss, who led up >nid won easily, though Razzle shaped well .•..nsidcriug it was his third go during the d.iv. -Charlie unexpectedly scored the tirst ! inn from Lizzie Woods, and the former did ,dl tin- early scoring, but Lizzie then had a •.mi.il innings, and in a very long course she worked the closer, though Charlie put up a !..i ot points for speed. l-'imi.. Mr M. Taylor's Bcs-- Morley, by Brewer Dc'-eplion, woo, Lizzie Woods being withdrawn .>,-. in ' to the gruelling she received in the semiliu.d. sITPLRMENTARY STAKF. si.co.NH Rhino. -Chance It beat Kazde Dazzle, d trine beat Index, Tantrum Lent Briarleaf, Red .la.-!: a bye. Razzle Dazzle got the turn from Chance It, but the latter worked the smarter and plainly won.—A great race between Index and Marine, both being up together. Marine then secured possession, aud had a iriile the best of the working.—Tantrum led Biiarleaf, and from li to f against the Letting was soon '2 to I on the former, who umi all the way after a strong hare. MvT. Kelt to-day handed in his resignation as judge, hut acted to the end of the meeting, and gave decisions which met with general approval.