DUNEDIN COURSING CLUB
The August meeting of the Dunedin Plumpton Coursing Club was held at Forbury Park this afternoon in fine weather. The plumpton was in good order, and a very fine lot of hares were liberated. The attendance was moderate. Mr E. H. Price acted .is slipper and Mr A. Cursey as judge. Both these gentlemen, together with the other officials, helped to contcibute to a good afternoon's sport. Results: MAIDEN STAKE. Winner, £SO and marble clock (presented by Mr C. H. Street) ; runner-up, £5; "two dogs at £2 10s each; and four dogs at £2 each^ —First P.ound. — Last Thought beat Greensward. Haydn beat Shackleton. Awkward Jim beat Kilts. Diamond King beat Davktowrt Dandy. Star of Erin beat Braddon. Irish Twist beat M'GlrskevGreen Bonnet beat Ligtitnmg. Pleasant Lady beat Burnt Malt. Woolton beat Puritan. Sweet Erin baat Lady's Lock. Greenlcaf beat Lady Greenwood. The Convict beat Struck Oil. Bonnie May beat Wild Heather. Forest King beat Salvation Soldier. Bob Mac a bye. OPEN STAKE.—Winner £ls and Wairongoa trophy (presented by Messrs Thomson and* Co.); runner-up £7. two dogs at £2 10s, trainer of winning dog to receive gold medal donated by Mr S. Cairns. —First Round.— Green Badge beat Cross Boy. Bluegum beat Meteor. Queen of Scots beat Bovne Water. Bugler beat Pride of Erin.
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Evening Star, Issue 14962, 23 August 1912, Page 4
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217DUNEDIN COURSING CLUB Evening Star, Issue 14962, 23 August 1912, Page 4
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