COURSING

Otago Witness, Issue 2785, 31 July 1907, Page 56

COURSING

SOUTH ISLAND COURSING- CLUB. , OAMARU, July 25. The South Island Coursing dub's meeting was oommenced ibis afternoon in » driMlmg rain. Results : — MAIDEN STAKE. First Round.-Kilburnie beat Major George, Eainbow beat Ada Crossley Lrttte MayW .Fontenoy, Reel beat Sweet A^*"^, l^*"^ beat Jessie's Dream, Special Day* beat Happy Moments, Murmur beat Bilrtong, InA I«a beat Dusky B&y, Lady Zetland be«* Th« WhisrJeTAwapSni beat St Leger , All Over , beat Blacft Diamond Danger W Timan, garere, Stylish Nell beat Li»dy Day, The Manxman beat Diamond Light, Wolfe a Schnapps beat Dusky Lad, Goodenongh beat Second 2 Round.— Kilburnie T>e*t Rainbow, Special Days beat Gibraltar, Murmur heat Irish Lad, Awapuni beat £1 Over beat The Mianxman, Stylish Nell be»f Danger, Goodenough beat Wolfe's Schnapps. OPEN STAKE. Firat Round.— Lady Rosette beat Enahattier r Scottish Chief beat Royalist, Southern Crow bewt Diamond Aurum, Fog Signal Seat Ac« of Clubs, Jack Tracey beat Clarissa, Garry Clough beat Princess Royal, Greenwood beafc Gardenia. OAMARU, July 26. The following are the results of jhe coursing,run to-day in fine weather: — MAIDEN STAKE. Third Round.— Little M*y beat Kilburnie, Special Days beat Irish Lad, Awapuni beat All Over, Goodienough beat Stylish Nell. Fourth Round.— Special Day« heat Little May, Awapuni beat Highland Colour. Final. W. Gentlemun's Awapuni beat W. Taylors Special Day*, and won the stake. OPEN STAKE. Second Round.— Scottish Chief beat Ladyj Rosette, Fog Signal beat Southern Cross, Garry-Clough beat Jack Traoey, Greenwood, a Round.— Scottish Chief beat Yog Signal, Greenwood beat Garry-Clough. Final. F. Herrex's Greenwood beat P. AAfcben'u Scottish Chief, and won the stake. A Supplementary Stake was got off. which was won by H. M'Artney's Wolfe's Schnapps. MEETING OF DELEGATES. OAMARU, July 37. At a meeting of delegates from the South Island coursing clubs, it was unanimously decided to form a South Island Association. A meeting was fixed for August 22 at Timani to elect officers and confirm, th* by-laws. SOUTHLAND COURSING CLUB.' INVERCARGILL, July 29. The nominations for the Southland Ccursing Club's inaugural meeting, to be held on the 7th and Bth prox., total 76. The Maiden St»k« drew 64 entries, and the Open. Stakes x 2, ■which surpasses Dunedin's 58. The latter wu much talked of as a record.