COURSING

Evening Star, Issue 19617, 25 July 1927, Page 4

COURSING

The Dunedin Coursing Club conducted two stakes at Forbury Park. Mr James Flynn officiated as judge from the crow’s nest, and Air J. Alatbeson acted as slipper. Results: — NOVICE STAKE. Winner £5, run-ner-up £2 10s, third dog £1 10s. —First Round.— Airs W. Casey’s Pcarlie Tar (Jolly Tar—Queen Lizzie) heat Air A. Baird’s Andy’s Pride (Castle Hill Lad—Queen Bee). Messrs D. and H. MTherson’s Ala to o’ Aline (Kevamforte—Our Anthem) beat Air A. Smith’s Lady Alac (Canadian Alac—Minnie Alisk). Mr R. Hair’s Ardenvhor (Achieved’,-; First—Allies Pardon) beat Aliss F. Lee’s (ns.) Comical (Picardy—Loyal Lass). Mr C. James’s Blueberry (Greenberry—Rosa) beat Air B. Winchester’s Final Verse (Paddy’s Verse—Fanny). Pearlic Tar led Andy’s Pride six lengths and turned, puss breaking to Andy’s Pride. The latter turned. Pearlio Tar wrenched and drove to the escapes. Mato o’ Mine led Lady Mac three lengths, turned and wrenched, and kept possession, puss breaking to Lady Mac, who drove to covert. Ardenvhor had .a two lengths’ advantage to puss, and turned and practically kept possession, and drove to the escapes. Blueberry led Final Verse two lemgtbs and outclassed his opponent to the escapes. Eve a bye. ■—Second Round. — Alale o’ line beat Pcarlie Tar. Eve beat Ardenvhor. Blueberry a bye. Pearlio Tar bad a half-length lead to the game and turned, puss favoring Mato o’ Mine. Pcarlie Tar appeared to have the advantage of the work that followed to covert. Eve led a length to the game, then tunned and kept possession. Ardenvhor turned ab covert, puss escaping. Blueberry a bye. -Semi-final.— Evo beat Blueberry. * Alale o’ Aline a bye. Eve led Blueberry and outclassed Blueberry on speed, and drove to covert. Alate o’ Aline a bye. —Final.— Eve boat Alate o’ Aline. Eve led several lengths, turned and wrenched at the escapes. Time, 65sec. OPEN SWEEPSTAKE. Winner £4. —First Round. — Airs J. H. Thomson’s Rose Picardy (Picardy—Hope Australia) beat Mr 1). Hall’s Slyly Achieved (Achieved’s First —Sly Aliss). Air W. Clark’s Sea Prince (Aberfoy— Forward Alarch) beat Air J. Simon’s Happy Voyage (Jolly Tar—Parade). Both dogs were on even terras to the centre. On reaching the game Rose of Picardy had a slight advantage and turned; equal exchanges followed to the escapes. Happy Voyage led Sea Prince to the Crow’s Nest. Both dogs were on even terms to the game. Sea Prince having the advantage at the escapes, gained the Hag. —Final.— Rose of Picardy beat Sea Prince. The bitch I<jH four lengths and scored two turns and drove to the escapes. Time, oßsec.