COURSING.
NORTH NEW ZEALAND CLUB. The concluding stages of the Westfield All-aged and the Glasgow Maiden Stakes will be run off by the North New Zealand Coursing Club at, Middlemore Tark this afternoon. A special train will leave Auckland for the enclosure at 1.30 p.m., the return fare being Is. In all 18 courses are set down for decision, and a good afternoon's sport is anticipated. The draw is as follows:— WESTFIELD ALL-AGED STAKE of £35 10s; winner, £22 10s; runner-up, £10, third dog, £3. FIRST TIBS. A. H. Whitehead's Flying Fox meets J. Harper's Don. D. Howard's Garryclough meets 11. S. Siebert's Irish Moss. A. Smith's All Red meets Mrs. A. D. Macready's Sunflower. Mrs. D S Donaldson's Fearnought meets F. Burnside's Sweet Alice. A. Julian's Lochnagar a bye. GLASGOW MAIDEN' STAKE of £22; winner, £15 ; runner-up, £7. . FIRST TIES. Sheeran and Gillespie's Coo-ee meets .7. Steventon's Illinois. S. Parry's Ready meets A. Wakem's Richmond. J. Coulson's Ropata meets J. Walleu's Betterwood. P. Russell's Red and Black a bye.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14148, 25 August 1909, Page 4
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