LADIES' BRACELET.

Otago Witness, Issue 2735, 15 August 1906, Page 51

LADIES' BRACELET.

Fcr dogs that have not won over £5 in any one stake. Winner £'35 and handsome gold bracelet (presented by the Dunedin Coursing Club); runner-up, £14; third dog, £7; three dogs at £3; and five dogs at £2. First Round

Mrs Stout's r d Whisperer (by Kilmainham —Tell Tale) beat M!rs Penglase's May Bloom (by Orion — Fay fly). Mies Woods's r d Loch Erin (by Ilex— lrish Girl) beat Miss Stewart's The Miller. Miss Fraeer's f b Go!den Days (by Better Dayg-— Princess May) beat Mrs Aitken's b d Piazzaio (by Quick Thought— Sapphire). Miss Drew'a blk w b Royal Makl (by Gamester— Rose of Wellington) beat Mrs Carter's blk w d Lamplighter, (by Megapnohe • — Rosemere). Miss N. Smith's Scotch Keel (by Scotchman — Simplex) beat Mrs Sibley'» brd w d Royal Colours (by Happy Boy— Britannia). Miss Woods'a brd d Fontenoy (by Waterloo — Jess (beat Miss F. Farquharson's blk d Brigadier (by Black Watch— Bright Star). Mrs Aitken's b d Jack Tracy (by Boisdale — Winter Blossom) beat Mrs J. Penman's r w d Eoyal Water (by Waterloo— Portergaff Lill). Mrs Reekie's brd d The Vicar (by Brester— Harley) beat Miss V. Smith's r d Casemate (by Kilmainham — Bewitched). Miss W. Shands blk w b Myoti (by Scotchman— Ro««) beat Miss V. Kidd's blk w d (rrapbophone (by M-egaphoue— Rosegjere),

Miss B. Marks' s f b Wild Fern (by Ringe* —Fly) beat Mrs R. Greenslade's blk w d Continuance (by Majestic— Sweetbriar). Mrs W. Anderson's Diamond Gift (by Goia Link— Ace of Diamonds) beat Miss B. Marks' s r d Red Lancer (by Max— Fly). Mrs Sibley's brd w a Greenwood (by Th« Dane — Britannia) beat Miss Hore's blk w d Farewell (by Hodgen— Nellie). Miss Sullivan's brd b May Apple (by Safe Cure— Runaway Girl) beat Mrs J. -Penman's f w b Rosebud (by Gamester— Rose of Wellington). ~ x Mrs Smart's r d British Lion (b> Barney o' He*— Mizpah) beat Mrs JUTCewen's t.b Attempt (by Hazel— Snowfiake II). Mrs R. Dey'a f b Lady Day (by Better Days— Princess May) beat Miss Grant's r w b Nellie Stewart (by Harkaway— Belle Mahone). Mrs Sibleys blk w b Dartmoor (by ZStmainhanr—Olivia) beat Mrs Smart's blk dl Gladsome (by Minstrel " Lad— Fly)* Miss Taylor's f d D*rlinghttrat (by Biilmainham—Fairy Tale) beat Miss A. Cash's) blk d Havelock (by Gamester— Lady). Miss Cursey's f d Tom Moore (by Rory o' More— Pibroch) beat Mrs 3. Mitcheira blk w d Kilmernock (by Kilmainham — Ten*). Mrs R. Greenslade's blk w b Sweet Ale (by- Breejong— Bracelet), accidental by*. , Miss O'Connor's r d Honesty (by Maxim— - Star Jewel) beat Miss Spooner's brd A Country Boy (by Gamester— La Rose). Miss Byron's r b Rosemede (by Kilmeinham—Fairy Tale) beat Mrs Spiers's blk k All Black (by Happy Boy— Britannia)! i Second Round. I Whisperer beat Looh Erin. Golden Days beat .Royal Mail ! Fontenoy beat Scotch Reel. ! Jack Tracy beat The Vicar. ! Myoti beat Wild Fern. - Greenwood beat Diamond Light. May Apple beat British Lion. Dartmoor beat Lady Day. Dairlingburst, accidental bye. I Sweet Ale beat Honesty. Rosemede, a bye. OPEN STAKE. For an unlimited number of dogs at £3 each. Winner, £16; runner-up, 4&; third dog, £3. Firs.t Round. Messrs R. H. and J. W. Price's f d President (by' Megaphone — Federation) beat Mr John Fuller's (jun.) r b Better Nighta (by Better Daye— Princess Wky). "Mr J., Jenkins's r W* b Lady Molly (by Biack Star— Doctress) beatllr A. P. Gawne'a f b Rose ©' More (by Rory o' More—Primrose). Mt'P. Aitken's r d Scottieh Chief (by Duke M'Pberson — Ace of Diamonds) beat Messra Baird and Dagg's f a" Bran (by Bobs— Jess). Mr F. Sibley's r d Bugle Call (bj Major Booth— Songbird II) beat Mt F. Woods's r d Lieutenant Bill (by Young Heyfield— Frisco). Messrs R. H. and J. IV. Price's .blk b Gold Band (by Goldlink— Fanny Parnell) beat Messrs Baird and Dagg's Bendemeer (by Bobs — Jesa). Mr Hodgkins's blk w d Port Arthur (by KilmainhAm — Planet) beat Messrs Baird and Daggs's f d Dentiit (by Bobs — Jess). SAPLINO STAKE. For puppies whelped on or after July 1, 1905. Winner, £5; runner-up, £3. First Round. Mr W. M'Kenzie's blk w d Legislator (by King Diok — Najavo), an. accidental bye. Mr V. Jackson's r b Josephine (by Danger Signal— Frisky Lass) beat Miss E. Marks'* f w d Scorcher (by Red Runner — Snow La«s). Mr W. S. Williame's blk w b Diamond May (by Diamond Jubilee— Flirt) beat Mr W. Sutherland's The Whiffler.

Segond Day — Saturday.

The Dunedin Coursing Club concluded its August meeting at the Forbury on Saturday afternoon, there being a fairly large attendance. The day was fine, but the light was rather dull. Some little time was lost in getting 1 off the various courses, the same promptitude as was observable on the first day not prevailing. The hares were again in good galloping order, but the proportion of , kills was rather greater than on Friday, i In the third round of the Ladies' Bracelet Golden Daye '(3 to 1 on) led Whisperer by a length, and after a good give-and-take course, which terminated out of sight behind the shoot, the flag, went up in favour of. Golden Days, who had not much in his favour at the end. Jack Tracy (6 to 4 on) led "Fontenoy by a good two lengths, and although he worked wide the score was in his favour when Fontenoy drove to cover. Greenwood (3 to 1 on) led up by about five lengths, and though ho did not work quite so close as Myoti the pair seemed to participate in the kill which terminated the course. May j Apple got the worst of the slip and lost j a bit of ground. Dartmoor (3 to 1 on) ' raced away with something like an eight lengths' lead, and beat the hare twice before the game gained cover. Darling, hurst (6 to 4 on) led Rosemede by three lengths, and in a hotly-disputed bout on. the game there did not seem to be much to choose between them. Darlinghurst wound up with a kill. Golden Days (2 to 1 on) and' Jack Tracy were first to meefc in the fourth round of the Ladies' Bracelet, Jack Tracy was unsighted from the slip and never joined issue with Golden Days until a turn was taken just at the escapes. Greenwood (3 to 1 on) led Darlinghursfc by about two lengths, and the . latter killed oS the first turn, the judge signalling an undecided. Dartmoor (3 to 1 on) led by three lengths, and Sweet Ale came in for a turn, and after putting in a bit of work drove to Dartmoor, who killed. In the undecided Greenwood (2 to 1 on) led Darlinghurst by barely two lengths and practically kept possession in a short course until the game escaped. Greenwood drew away from Golden Days (6 to 4 on) in tho early part of the run ■ up in the fifth round of the Ladies' BraceI let, but the latter closed up. Some give- - and-take -work took place, in which Golden Days snowed up well, but was not quite_ so clever as Greenwood, who had possession when the game got away. - Golden Days showed great pace, and put in some telling work during the course. The second, round of the Open Stake , commenced with President (5 to 1 on) meeting Lady Molly. President raced away from the slip and led Lady Molly by close on five .lengths and picked up the game off a straight drive, the course only lasting 12 seconds. From the run up Bugle Call (5 to 4 on) steadied on the game, and there was not much between him and Scottish Chief when the first turn was scored. In the subsequent business Butfle Cail worked very cleverly and allowed hia opponent to do very little when the former drove to cover. A disputed run up to the game took place between Goldband and Port Arthur (evens). The pair running away, it was difficult to say which was there fir6t. Port Arthur, however, terminated a brief course with a clever kill, and the nag went up in bis favour. Id the third round of the

Open Stake Bugle Call appeared to be momentarily unsighted, and President (2 to 1 on) was there first by about three lengths. In the subsequent work Bugle Call took charge, and practically did ali 4b» work until he killed in the ditch. In the final round of the Open Stake Bugle Gall raced away to about a good ' four lengths' lead, but steadied himself on the game. He kept possession and worked freely until Port Arthur (6 to 4 on) dashed in and killed, this being the tatter's only •core. In the second round of the" Sapling 1 Stake Legislator led Josephine {2 to 1 on) by a narrow margin, but the bitter was much cleverer on the game and had a good score in her favour when she drove to Legislator, who picked up. Josephine was a bit slow in the run up of the final of the Sapling Stake, in which she beat Diamond May (6 to 4 on), but got there first and kept possesion until she killed. Following arc the results : — LADIES' BRACELET. For dogs that had not won-over £5 in any on© «t*ke. Winner, £35 and handsome gold bracelet ; rnnn«r-up, £14 ; third dog. £7 ; three dogs at £3; and five dogs at £2. Third Bound. Golden Days beait Whisperer. Ja«k Tracy beat Fontenoy. «» Greenwood beat Myoti. * Dartmoor beat May Apple. Darlinghurst beat Rosemede. Sweet Ale, a bye. - Fourth Round. Golden Days beat Jack Tracy. Dartmoor beat Sweet Ale. Greenwood beat Darlinghurst. JTifth Round. Greenwood beat Golden Days. Dartmoor, a bye. Final. Mrs Sihley's hrd w d Greenwood (by the Lhine — Britannia) divided with Mrs SiKey's Wk w b Dartmoor {by Kilruainh&m— Olivia). OPEN STAKE. For an unlimited number of doss pt £3 each. Winner, JEI6; runner-up, £8; third dog, £3. Second Round. i President beat Lady Molly. Bugle Q*l\ beat Scottish Chief. Port Arthur beat GoitfbsuxL Third Bound. Bugle Call beat President. Port Arthur, a bye. FinaL Mr P. SVblsy's r 3 6ivgJe Ca.ll {Inr Major j Booth— Songbird II) beat ilr Hodgkin's blk ; w d Port Arthur Iby Kilmainham— Planet), and won the stake. j SAPLI2CG STAKE. For puppies whelped on or aiter July 1, 1905. , Winner. £5; runner-up, £3. Second Sound. Josephine beat Legislator. Diamond ' May, a bye. Final. Mr V. Jackson's r b Josephine (by Danger Signal—Frisky Lus) heart Mr W. S. Williams's ' blk w b Diamond May (by Diamozd Jubilee — i Flirt), and won the stake. /,