COURSING
DUNEDIN CLUB OPENING MEETING The opening meeting of the Dunedin Coursing Ohio was held on the For bury Park pluraptou on Saturday afternoon, when a good attendance cf the public was treated to an interesting afternoon’s sport. With Air E. R. Brown as secretary, the arrangements for the meeting were excellent, and the courses were put through with commendable expedition. Air E. G. Price gave every satisfaction as judge, and Air F. Mitchell was a capable slipper. The principal c . t of the afternoon was the Alaiclen Stake, which attracted an entry of 15 dogs. Although the hares were a little weak, they made the dogs work, and many fast and clever exhibitions were given. The semi-finals between Special Terms and Aliss Alicawber and Alother’s Footsteps and Presentation were keenly' contested, narrow margins of points separating the dogs.. The courses both went to dogs owned by Air A. J. Wilson, of Oamarn. As a result the owner decided not. to match his dogs in the final, and they divided the stake money. The winning dogs were Special Terms (Again Terminus—Limes Beauty) and Presentation (Lucky Terms—Sly Zella). A Supplementary Alaiden Stake was also decided, the winner being Mr J. Alatheson’s Gay Artist (Why WorryGay Parade). The final of this stake provided the best course of the afternoon. Gay Artist and Miss Gilfillan, which had shown up brilliantly in the previous courses, proved to be two clever and evenly-matched dogs. Aliss Gilfillan led to within three lengths of a strong hare, but approaching the quarry, she steadied and allowed Gay Artist to lead by a length. The exchanges were exceptionally even, and the scoring was very quick. The decision went to Gay Artist by 4J points to 3J. Results;— AIAIDEN STAKE. —First Round.— Air A. J. Wilson’s Special Terms beat Air J. H. Knight’s Gala Day. Airs T. Lee’s Molly Alicawber, an accidental bye. Air T. Al‘Dowell’s Bev’s Worry beat Mr C. N. Robertson’s Sergeant Dan. Air J, L. Columh’s Alother’s Footsteps beat Air A. J, Wilson’s ...omantic. Alisses Sinclair and Mitchell’ Pitz Pain beat Air J. H. AlTvnight’s Gold Rose. Air A. J. Wilson’s Presentation beat Air J. Alatheson’s Aly Troubles. Alossrs Alarks and Todd’s Greygown’s Image beat Air J. Alatheson’ Gay Artist. —Second Round.— Special Terms beat Aliss Gilfillan. Alolly Alicawber beat Bev’s Worry. Alother’s Footsteps beat Pitz Palu. Presentation beat Greygown’s Image. —Semi-finals.— Special Terms beat Alolly Alicawber. Presentation beat Mother’s Footsteps. —Final.— As the two finalists were both owned by Air A. .1. Wilson, the final was not run off, the dogs dividing, the stake money. SUPPLEAIENTARY AIAIDEN STAKE. —First Round.— Air J. F. Frew’s Aliss Gilfillan beat Mr Fitzgerald’s Night Bell. Air R. Smart’s (N.S.) Reflection beat Mr C. N. Robertson’s Sergeant Dan. Air J. Alathoson’s Alv Troubles beat Messrs Marks and Todd's Don’t Worry. Air ,T. Matheson’s Gay Artist bent Mr J. M'Lcod's (N.S.) Ben Again. —Semi-finals.— Aliss Gilfillan beat Aly Troubles. Gay Artist befit Reflection. —Final.— Gay Artist beat Aliss Gilfillan.
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Evening Star, Issue 22353, 1 June 1936, Page 5
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