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The latter was backed to the extent of £60 to £40 to win the course, but Cardigan, who was in great form, simply ran away from him and ecored every time. In the Bracelet Stakes Snowflake ran a bye owing to Brewer, whom he had to meet, not turning up. First Water being withdrawn, Mocking Bird also ran a bye. The judging of Mr W. MAuley gave general satisfaction, while the same remark applies to the manner in which Mr W. Henderson discharged his duties as slipper. The following are the results :—: — WATERLOO CUP, For 18 all aged doga at £6 ; winner, £40 and a gold medal presented by Messrs Wood and Liston ; runner-up, £18 ; third dog. £10 ; two dogs at £6 each. Purse, £18. Plate, £10. Total. £108. Mr J. Forward's w blk b Sweetwater, Red Pine —Plymouth Rock, beat Mr S. S. Myers's w £ b Lizzie Woods, Brewer -Deception. Mr W. Harley's w d Douglas, Spanker— Jenny, beat Mr B. Richardson's f or r d Traveller, Shamrock— Marora. „ Mr E. R. Kidd's r w d Prefix, Cliff— lona, beat Mr J. Kirby's blk w b Waratah, Kinsky— TaraMr R. Blackham's r w d Sweetmeat. Red Pine —Whiff, beat Mr S. Myerß's r w d Midge, Red Pine — Fownhope. Mr R. Allen's Ledgerkeeper, Kinsky— Bed o' Stone, beat Mr S. S. Myers's Stormy Petrel, Brewer — Stormy Night Mr J O. Jerome's blk w d Verdi, Highthorn— Curaz), beat Messrs Mason and Robert s blk w d Bequeath, Last Request— Lady. Mr A. R. Morrison's f w d Cast-off, Smoko— Girofla, beat Mr R. Blackham's blk w d Black Hawk, Red Pine— Plymouth Rock. Mr W. Harley's brd d Pine Hut, Red PineFly, beat Mr W. Henderson's blk w d Brilliant Boy, Aorangi— Brilliant. Messrs A. and J. Deaker's f d Cardigan, Rotomahana— Kathleen, beat Mr J. W. Russell's f w d White Star, White Rose— Miss Kelly. Sweetwater (4 to 1 on) had it all his own way with Lizzie Woods. The black bitch led vp } and although working wide scored every time, giving the fawn bitch the go-bye several times. Douglas (2 to 1 on) came up with a strong lead from Traveller, and worked the hare handsomely, the fawn dog only getting in twice. Prefix (2 to 1 on) led up from Waratab, but the latter got in early in the course and apparently got far the best of the ensuing exchanges, but Prefix secured the judge's verdict. Sweetmeat (3 to 1 on) led up from Midge, who was beaten pointless. Ledgerkeeper (6 to 4 agst) led up by several lengths and scored every time, Stormy Petrel doing but little work. Verdi (2 to 1 on) had a slight advantage in the lead up, but both dogs ran up a good ecore before the course ended. In the course between Black Hawk and Cast-off,! the former led up, but the fawn dog (2 to 1 agst) quickly got in and did a lot of work, giving Black Hawk the go-bye in front of the escapes. Pine Hut (2 to 1 on) beat Brilliant Boy easily. The former led up and worked the hare cleverly, Brilliant Boy seldom getting in. Cardigan (6 to 4 apst) beat White Star pointless. He came up with a strong lead, and had matters all his own way. BRACELET STAKES, For 40 all-aged dogs that have never received £5 in one stake at £2 each ; winner, £40 ; runner-up, £15; third dog, £10; two dogs, £4 each ; five dogs, £2 each. Total, £83. Mr T. Stoddart's w brdjb Virginia, Smoko — Pine Twig, beat Mr J. C. Jerome s blk w b Lucia, Highthorn— Curazo. Mr W. Gibson's w brd b White Heather, Padlock—Mocking Bird, beat Mr E. Richardson's f or r b Fairy, Shamrock— Marora. Mr M. Taylor's f brd b Boadicea, BrewerDeception, beat Mr P. Smith's blk w d Vengeance, Rocket— Bell. Mr J. C. Jerome's f d Here's to 'Ee. Bazouk— Yellow Girl, beat MrS.S.Myere's wf dWhitePine, Red Pine— Lassie. Mr A. Cursey's b w b Ettie May, Kinsky— Bed o' Stone, beat Mr T. Heffernan's f w d Davitt, Presto-Nell. Mr J. H. Hanson s f w d Wild Boy, Rotomahana— Kathleen, beat Mr J. Boyd's (ns) w brd d Lord Montague, Fauntleroy— Flo. Mr A. Cursev s f d Denyer, Aorangi— Brilliant, beat Mrs Capßtick's blk w d Cockfighter, Mariner — Chorister. Mr A. Cursey's r d Matchbox, Newtoa— Misfortune, beat Mrs Capstick's brd w b Commodore, Mariner— Chorister. Mr A. Wilson's r w d Minton, Newton— Misfortune, beat Mr A. Cursey's f d Telephone, Le Loup ll— Bertha. Misa A. H. Brown's f d Skirmisher, Boomerang —The Jilt, beat Mr A. Henderson's (ns) brd b Handy Lily, Handy Andy— Lily Grey. Mrs Forward's blk w d Couranto, Caradoc— Mystery, beat Mr M. Taylor's r brd b Lizzie Godfrey, Brewer — Deception. Mr J. Aitken's w blk d The Scotchman, Aorangi —Brilliant, beat Mr S. S. Myers's blk d Maltater, Brewer— Stormy Night. Mr John Lethaby's f d Victor, Kingask— Vic, beat Mr R. S. Howard, jun.'s w blk b Colleen Bawn, Smoko— Snowy. Mr J. Marrell's f d Bangle, Kingask— Bella Glen, beat Mr E. R. Kidd's blk w d Kingston, Kinsman— Kismet. Mr J. Anderson's f or r w b Snowdonia, Snowden — Fenella, beat Mr J. Drumm, jun.'s blk d Zulu, Padlock— Erne Deanß. Mesßrs Leslie and Black's brd b Norma, Kingsley— Miranda, beat Mr F. Braiding's blk w b Pine Beauty, Black Pine — Flying Beauty. Mr W. Harley's f b The Ostrich, PadlockMocking Bird, beat Mr W. Gibson's brd d A' ac 'oo', Padlock— Mocking Bird Mrs Capatick's w d Rangi Pai, Aorangi— Brilliant, beat Mr T. Ekenstein's f d Eagle Eye, Black Pine— Flying Beauty. Snowflake ran a bye. Mocking Bird ran a bye, Virginia led up from Lucia and had the best of the ensuing exchanges. White Heather led up and turned. Fairy then got in and did some good work, but could not wipe off the other bitch's score before the hare reached the escapes. In her course with Vengeance, Boadicea led up and turned twice, and afterwards had the best of a short course, which resulted in a kill. Here's to 'Ec beat White Pine easily, the latter only getting in once. Ettie May proved too fast for Davitt. She led up, and after turning once or twice killed. Wild Boy led up and turned, killing almost immediately afterwards The first course between Denyer and Cockfighter resulted in an undecided being signalled by the judge. Cockfighter led up and turned, but Denyer subsequently gave him the go-bye and|ran up a big score. The course baing run over again Cockfighter came up with a strong lead and turned twice. Denyer then got in and ran up a big score which secured for him the judge's decision. Commodore had a'slight advantage in the lead, but Matchbox, after he got in, which he did early in the course, did nearly all the work. Telephone never got in in his course with Minton, while Handy Lily was also beaten pointless by Skirmisher. A poor course took place between Couranto and Lizzy Godfrey, the former having the best '.of the exchanges. The Scotchman led up from Maltster, turned, and killed. Victor proved himself very fast in his course with Colleen Bawn, He led up and turned and did a lot of work afterwards, although the bitch also ran up a big score. Kingston was beaten pointless on a r short course with Bangle. Snowdonia led up from Zulu and won with little to spare. Pine Beauty did very little work in her course with Norma. The Ostrich led up from A' ac 'oo' and won easily. Rangi Pai led up and did nearly all the work.

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