COURSING.

Otago Witness, Issue 2734, 8 August 1906, Page 52

COURSING.

DUNEDIN COURSING CLUB

Next Friday and Saturday at the Forbury Park the above club will conclude the season by running a Ladies' Bracelet, Sapling, and Open Stakes, for which record entries have been t received. All the champion dogs of New Zealand are competing, so that the sport to be witnessed should prove exceedingly exciting and attractive. Mr W. Henderson, the custodian of Forbury Park, states that the plumpton and the hares are in excellent trim, so that the fascinating sport of coursing will be seen under the very best conditions, and should attract record attendances. The draw and calf-over take place at 7 o'clock on Wednesday evening at Pollock's Billiard Rooms.

The following nominations to date have been received for the Dunedin Cowsmg Club's final meeting, to be run on Forbury Park next Friday and Saturday, August 10 and 11: —

Ladies' Bracelet.— Mrs Dey 1, Mrs Sibley 3 Mrs W Anderson 1, Mrs Pengla-se 1, Miss Cursey 1, Mrs Fu'ler 1, Miss Stewart 1. Mra Smart 1, Miss O'Connor 1, Miss A. Cash 1, Mr* M'Kewan 1, Mis? Taylor 1, Miss Byron 1, Miss Fraser 1, Miss Barry 1, Mr 3J. Penman 2, Miss Marks 1. Miss Hore 1, Mra J. Mitchell 2. Miss Wood 2. Mra R. Greenelade 2, Miss C. Smith 1, Miss Grant 1, Mis* N. Smith 1, Miss F. Farquharson 1, Mrs Reekie 1, Mrs Spooner 1, Mrs Speirs 1, Miss E. Marka 1, Miss Sullivan 1, Mrs Kidd 1, Mrs Brown (Central Otago) 2, Mrs Aitken 1, Miss Drew 1, Miss Dsvies 1, Mrs Carter 1, Mass Kellegher 1.

Sapling Stake.— Miss E. Marks 1, Mrs W. M'Kenzie 1, W. S. Williams 1. W. Sutherland 1, Mr Jackson 1, Mt A. Hastie 1, Mr S Straton 1.

Open Stake.— Mr Sibley 1, John Fuller (jun.) 1, Mr Hodgen 1, Baird and D»gg 3, F. Wood 1, Mr J. Jenkin9 1, J. Pearce 1, P. Aitken 1.