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THE FORBURI PLUMPTON.
Wednesday, Junh 3, akd Thursday, June #. The weather was fine. Mr Henderson acted as slipper, and the decisions of Mr MAuley wer« unquestioned. Tho following are the details:— Speight Stakes.—For 24 all-aged does at £2 each, and a trophy presented by Messrs Speight and Co., of Dunelio. Winner, £24; runnerup, £12; one dog, £6; two dogs, £3 each ;— total, j£4B. Mr George M'Guire's blk w d Gipsy Grand (Fullerton—Lurliue) beat Messrs Capstick and Sc»nlan's blk w d Blackstone (Black PineChorister). Mr A. Farauharßon'B r d Dart (Master Mariner •—Chorister) beat Mr J. Crawshaw's blk d Stanley (Livingstone—Sonnet). Mr W. Hurley's brd d Pine Hut (Red PineFly) beat Mr O. R. Wise's r d Flavonius (Game Boy—Kffie Deans). Messrs Leslie and Black's blk w b Flying Jib (Jack Tar-Silwood) beat Mr A. Churchills brd w d Liberator (Cliff—Waimea). Mr J. Mitchell's f w d Paddie (Charlie—Nellie) beat Mr W. Bennet's (ns) r w d Tory (Leo — Erin). Mr J. Morrell's brd w d King Lear (Smoko— Pino Twig) beat Mr Henry's f w d Tahitika (Kingfisher—Flo). , Mr J. W. Waters's fwh Jiltress (Castaway ll— The Jilt) beat Mr F. Smith f wbDaisy Bell (Strathmore—Daiey). Mr J. Dunn's bl w b Wsyatah (Kinsky—Tarawera) beat Mr A. Hastie's blk w b Observe(Obstacle—l veria). Mr J. O. Short's blk T) Othello (Smoko-Lady Golightly) beat Mr F. J. Hanson's f w d Wildboy (Rotomahana—Kathleen). Mr S. S. Myers's w d Micky Free (Port PhillipBiddy Alone),beat Mr O. L. Brown's f b Hasty Qirl (Boomerang—The Jilt). "Messrs Capstick and Scanlan's blk w d Cavatina (Black Pine—The Chorister) beat Mr A. M'Millan's bwd Skipper (Smoko—Pine Twig). Mr W. Butler's blk w b Hazeldeau (Dean Swift —Hazel) a bye. Gipsy Grand led up and won easily. Dart and Stanley's course was an undecided, and in the runoff, although Dart led up and turned, the exchanges were very even. Flavonius had the lead in a long cours«, but Just as he reached the hare he fell, and Pine Hut getting in did the rest of the work. Flying Jib fed up aud had far the best of the course, Liberator working very wide. Paddy led up, turned and killed. King Lear led up, and after some even exchauges, killed. Jiltress led up and did a lot of work before she let in Daisy Bell, who, however, ran up a respectable score before the hare reached the escapes. The beet course before the luncheon adjournment was witnessed between vVaratah and Observe. The former bad the best of the lead, but both bitches put in a lot of work before Waratah killed. Othello beat Wildboy easily. Micky Free led up, »nd Hasty Girl then got in and did a lot of work, but not sufficient to wipe off Micky's score. Skipper led up, but Cavatina had far the best or the exchanges. SECOND ROUND. Gipsy Grand beat Dart Flying Jib beat Pine Hut King Lear beat Paddy Waratah beat Jiltress v Hageldean beat Othello Cavatina beat Micky Free. One of the best courses of the day was that .between-Gipsy Grand and Dart, both dogs -workins splendidly. Pine Hut hardly got in in his course with Flying Jib, who led up and handled the hare capitally. Kin© Lear and Paddy raced up together, but Ktng Lear gat the turn and had slightly tho beat of the work. Jiltress led up and got the turn, hut Waratah then got in, and having worked the hare well, killed. Hazeldean led up and won easily. Cavatina, who got -the best of the slip, led up, and had the best of the exchange!. ni. Flying Jib beat Gipsy Grand King Lear beat Warlock Hazeldean beat Cav2tina. Flying Jib scored an easy win over Gipsy Grand. King Lear, led up and won all the way, while Hazeiaean had matters pretty wall all his own way in his course with Oavatina. IV. Fiying Jib beat King Lear Hazeldean a bye. Flying Jib and Sing Lear divided the work so evenly that the judge signalled an undecided. In the run-off the slip was such a lengthy one 1 that Kiqg Lear gave up the pursuit. Flying Jib turned the hare near the escape and secured a couple of wrenches before pussy got clear. FINAL. Mr W. Butler's blk w> b Hazeldean (Dean Swift—Hazel) beat Messrs Leslie and Black's blk w b Flyiug Jib (Jack Tar—Silwood), and won tht stakes. Hazeldean (6 to 5 on) -won easily. He led up, turned, and subsequently gave the co-bye twice to Plying Jib. Oaks Stakes.—For five bitches under 2yrs old, at £2 each ;—total, £10. Winner £7, runner-up £3;— total,3 ;—total, £10. Mr J. W. Price's brd w b Cora .Linn (RocketCora Lynn) beat Mr S. S. Myers's brd d Miss Bazzle (Razule Dazzle —Lizzie Woods). Mr R. Bolton's f w b Nightingale (Black Pine— Chorister) beat Mrs J. Stanhope^ f b Victoria (Oarbine—Windsor Sovereign). Mr H. M'ConneU'B f w b Chapter (Index—Flo), a bye. Coca Linn led up, and after practically doing all the work killed. Nightiugale led up, but divided the work evenly with Victoria in a long course. ir. , Chapter beat Cora Linn ' Nightingale, a bye. Chapter led, turned, and'killed after Cora Linn had scored a couple of points, FINAL. Mr R. Bolton's f w b Nightingale (Black PineChorister) beat Mr H. M'Oonnell'a fwb.Chapter (Index—Flo). . _ _ Nightingale (3 to 2 agat) le^-w-aact^goHh* turn, and had slightly tte beat otrthe, ensuing escßftngesr
Foßßimr Cot.lß96.— For fifteen all-aged dogs, at £2 each. Winner, £21 10s ; runner-up, £ll.j two dogs at £2 10s each .—total, £37 10*. Mr H. Lsthaby's r w d Faster-and-Faster (De« ceiver- Yorkshire) beat Mr W. Henderson's f o* r b Ruby (Razzle-Dazzle -Brilliant). Mr W. H. Murdoch's brd w d Kingdom— (Kinsman— Kismet) beat Mr Geo. Davis's blk w* Sirus (Jaok Tar— Clematis). Mr H. Lethaby's brd w b Deceit (Deceiver— Yorkshire Lass) beat Mr W. HarWs brd or f w 4 Wallace (Port Phillip-Mocking Bird). Mr J. M'Kewen'B f d Christmas Rose (Newtoa Effle Deaas) beat Mr G. M'Guire's r b Tempeal (Padlock— Mooking Bird). ' mi Mr T> I \ Eu v t L e(lge A f , w b Duckwlng (Carbine— The Bantam) heat Mr J. Dej's w d Warlock (Pad. lock— Mocking Bird). Mr J. Crawshaw's b d Nitrate King (Kinsky— Bed o' Stone) beat Mr W. Harle/s w blk b Lillfa Langtry (fort Phillip-Mocking Bird). Mr W. earner's b w d Ledgerkeeper (Kinsky— Bed o' Stone) heat Mr J. W. Price's b w b Ettla May (Kinsky— Bed o' Stone). Mr S. S Myera'a blk w d Nightlock (PadlockStormy Night) a bye. Faster and Faster led up and won easily. KiJ»ff> d £ m r,* n^ Birus r * n * n nndeoided. and h» tho runoff Kingdom led up and beat Slrus V bands down?* Wall «cc led up and tamed, but Deceit got in, and after putting in a l#of work killed. Christmas Rose led up, ' but Tempest worked so well that the result was in doubt until' the jude* " signalled in the fawn dog's favour. Warlock led , up and tumid twio*. Duokwing then got in and"' ran np a Wg score in front of the escapes. A capital course ensued between Nitrate Kuj{r and LQlie Langtry. The former led up, but both worked well, and the bitch terminated tha couwe with a kill. Ledgerkeeper led up and turned, but Bttie May, who' then got in, had thl beat of th« few exchanges. n. --' ', Faster and Faster beat Kingdom Deceit beat Christmas Rose Duokwing beat Nitrate Kin* Ledgerkeeper beat Nightlock. ; Faster and Faster led up and won easily. Deceit also led and did moit of the work. Nitrate Kin i '• •eonred the turn, but Duokwing afterwards 'beat him all through. Then wa« a close run up ' between Ledgerkeeper and Nightlock, tout th* former get the best of the exchanges. Ul. Faster and Faster beat Duckwing Deceit beat Ledgerkeeper. A disappointing course took place between , Faster ana Fatter and Duckwing. Both raoed m$ to a weak hare in a short alip, and Faster and Faster (3 to 2 on) killed before eithar secured 4 turn. Deceit (6 th 4 on) led by three or ton* lengths, and Ledgerkeeper only got in by favoue onoe or twice. Deceit doing the bulk of the work. FINAL. r Mr H. Lethaby's r w d Faster and Faster (Deceiver— Yorkshire Lass). and brd w b Deceit (Deceiver— Yorkshire L&ss), being left in, divided the stakes. Derby Stakes.— For«ll dogs under two-yMars-old, at JE2 each. Winner, £14 ; tßnner-up, £8 ; ono dog at £2;— total,2 ;— total, £22. Mr J. W. Prioe'e brd w d Lynn Regis (RocketCora Lynn) bent Mr R. Penman's w and f or biA d Safety Pin (ftydenham— Mi»s Kimberley). . Mr S. S. Myers's brd d Wood's Hotel CRaale* Dazzle— Lizzie Woods) beat Mr J. Grant's (ni) f d Alpine (Index-Flo). Mr George Weir's brd w d Torpedo (Carbine— Gitana) beat Mr S. S. Myers's brd d » (Ruzzle-Daz'zle— Lizzie Woods). " Mr R. Penman's blk w d Sealed Packet (Sydoaham — Miss Kimberley) beat Mr J. Murphy s f bed d Safe Our« (Index— Flo). , Mr T. Liken'a rd Game Lad<Gamet Boy— Effio Deans) bsftt Mr J. Cooper's w b d Port Cooper - (Port Cooper— Talnui). Mr B. j. Reevea'B w blk d Assegai (Zulu—Snow- . flake) a bye. L^dgerkeener led np and turned, but Ethel May, who then got in, had the best of the fevr exchanges which ensued before pussy escaped. Lynn Kegis led up and turned ; Safety Pin after a couple of wrenches killing a weak hare. Wood's Hotel led up and bo&t Alpine after a capital course. Torpedo led up, turned, and although working wide, never let the other dog in. Safe Cure and Sealed Packet ran an undecided. 1)1 the run off the latter won with little to epar*. Game Lad bsat Port Cooper almo.it pointless. 11. Lynn Regis beat Wood't Hotel Sealed Packet beat Torpedo Game Lad beat Assegai. Lynn Regis led by *ix or seven lengths and did all tho work. Sealed Packet led, and after a goqd giva.atid-tako course secured the Judge's verdict. Game Lad beat Assegai pointless. HI. Lynn Regis beat Sealed Packet. Lynn Regis (3 to 2 on) led up by half a dozen lengths, turned twice, and afterwards gave the go-by to Sealed Packet, who scored only a couple of points. final. r Mr J. W. Price's brd w d Lynn Regis (Rocket— Cora Lynn) beat Mr T. Likens r d Game Lad (Game Boy —Effle Deans), and won the stake. Lynn Regis (3 to 2 on) led up and did all tho work. Mr G. Stephonaon pnt op for auction, on behalf of Meiers Hope and Wilkinson, ol Taoaiania, several dogs. A black [and white sapling, six months, by Leopold— Wild Hazel, was passed in at £4 10s ; a fawn slot by Senti* nel — Fanny was sold at £1 10s ; and a fawn 'and white slut, by Sentinel — Fairy, was sold at fil. - • . " '
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Otago Witness, Issue 2206, 11 June 1896, Page 35
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