COURSING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21295, 23 September 1932, Page 12

COURSING

TAMAKI ALL-AGED STAKES , The Auckland Coursing. Club will hold its ninth carnival of the Beason at the Otahuhu enclosure, Mangere Crossing, to- j morrow, Saturday, commencing at 2.30 I p.m., when the attractions will be the Tamaki All-aged Stakes, a. Supplementary Stakes and interesting whippet evonts. Mr. Matt Freney will officiate as judge and Mr. ] Boy Polkinghorno will deliver the greyhounds from the slips. Tho draw for the < Tainaki Stakes and tho handicaps for the whippet rac"S are as follows: Tamaki All-aged Stakes.—W. T. Bennett's Snow Hope meets .T. Robertson's (N.S.) j Mickey the Mouse; Alex Baird's (N.S.) Gold J Flako meots M. Fletcher's Master Fear- f nought; D. G. Fletcher's Page Boy meets « A. Douglas' Pythian*, J. D. Lucas' Bed Heather meets W. L. Arnold's Indian Chief. J WHIPPET EVENTS J 120 Yds Flat Handicap.—First ,heat: A. Avery's Juliet, 3yds; C. Galbraith's Major Comedy. 115 yds: Miss Inez Wright's Cy- * clone, 20yds. Second heat: G. George's- < Lightning Argyle, 10yds; J. C. Shanks' fc Fleetfoot, 14yds; T. Gunn's Platinum Blonde, 20yds. Third heat: F. Minogue's J Kiltie, Gyds; W. Syers' Bonny Argyle, OJyds; M. Hardy's Molly's Kobe, lCJyds. 120 Yds Hurdles Handicap.—First heat: W. ( Dyer's Bonny Argyle, Ijydfli A. Avery's Duko, 25yds; J. C. Shanks' Fleetfoot, 11yds. ■ . Second heat: T. Minogue's Kiltie. 4yds; M. Hardy'a Molly Kobe, 14yds; L. Elliott's Ripple, 17yds. !■«