COURSING.
GREAT NORTHERN CLUB, WATERLOO CUP MEETING* - ■While the first stages of the Great Northern Coursing Club's Waterloo Cup carnival passed otf splendidly on Wednesday,! the meeting was continued yesterday under the most unfavourable of; ( .-■ conditions.. .The heavy overnight rains flooded -■ the creek behind the baulk, and brought about a. reduction in the number of hares, while yesterday the waters brought about-the end of some ■ :;; more. . On the enclosure aborts of water wero ! numerous, and this was altogether against good j trials. Nevertheless, . the sport provided during I the drizaling' rain was exceptionally interesting. { especially the second ties of the Waterloo Cup, j Owing to the conditions existing the day's programme was not completed, and as the wholo of the coursed' carded cannot be run off to-mor-i row, ib has been decided to divide the Puree . amongHjl the greyhoundii avpminlng in. The ! final stages of the Waterloo Oup and the Water- . i 100 Plate will bo derided to-morrow afternoon, commencing at two; o'clock. The following ore V Lhe results of the second day's coursing NORTH NEW ZEALAND WATERLOO OOP oS . £90. Winner to receive £50 and handsome silver cup, valued - at 21 : guineas, "presented by Mr. J. S. Dickron, MP. for Parnell; cutanetup, £15; third dog, £7;' three dogs, a; «5 each; six dogs,, at £1 10s each. , , . EECOSD TIES. ' t ", ■'.''. t II A. Goddard's Moßqruito bcax F. Birraside"* i Salute. ■'■<■<■. ■'■■'■, '■: ! A. and 0. Carter'* Mi» Aduction beat W. '■'©«. ! NielioU'B First Thought. lira. I. Smith's Heather Jock be*..- ,W. H.> Bailey's Lady Flora. " ■', , J. Edgar's Lady EnmieliEe beat Duaa Bro£ Silverdaie. , >. - ,~. { - W. Morton's Master WairiTsi bent J.; Smith'* • - Glengarry. ' •. j A- Paton'e Naughty Girl beat lies) and Smith's Wild Night. KOBTH NEW ZEALAND WATERLOO PURSE of £25. Winner to receive £12 10»; runner-up. / ' £5; third dog, £3; three dogd, .' at -£1 ■ 10»'" / each.
. FIBST TIES. Mr». I. Smith's All Red beat J. Armstrongs*. ' 3lastcrpieee. j J. J. Taylor's Lord Nelson beat' Healcy and ..'■'. Bailey's Lord Park. I Houghton ant] llar«-ood'3 Titanic beat A. Jack- ! ton's Baker Boy. ' F. G. Ooombe's Master Killin beat .T. Zdgtti's Gipsy Queen (withdrawn), an. accidental by*, ]>. Johnstone's Bo'suk beat IF. H. Bailey'fl . » Cannibal Queen. -' :)■ ii. CarrutbeWß Mason beat S. Fletcher's Bath's" ' End. Morrow Brothers" Empress Delight beat W. I». ■ Smith's Bintk Beauty. > :' > 0. Scott's Master Waterford beat iforrow Brothers' Prizefighter. ... u<; P. Farquhar's Henry Irving beat A. Hanson'* Sea Queen. . % J. J. Taylor's Butterfly beat J. Spencer's Ms«- i l t»r Buon. J. Smith's Garry Owea beat W. J. Coombe'tf Lady Medallist. ■ ,■ ,.-., <: ■^^■o-.^MuM C. J. Lakey's Ismene a bye.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15055, 26 July 1912, Page 9
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