COURSING.
On Friday Inst the South Canterbury Coursing Club held tbe second meeting of the season at Pareara, whea the President's Cup wet run. The weather was very uncomfortable m the morning, but an improvement took place about noon. A start was made abont eleven o'clock, and hares' being numerous, the ( Cup was won by two o'clock. At the conclusion Mr A. Turnbull, manager of the , Pareora Estate, treated the spectators to a capital luncheon, Mr Turnbull receiving three , hearty cheers for his hospitality as his guests ; parted from him. The following is tbe record of the running :— i President's Cur, for an unlimited number , of all-aged dogs at £5 os each. First , dog to receive £25 ; second, £15 j third, : £12 10s. Mr Hurt's Lady Bay beat Mr Maophenon's j Phantom Mr King's Jowish Maid beat Mr Thomson's , Bomrie~6cot!and~~ ' " - -. , Mr Turnbull's Star beat Dr Maoiniyre's ' Border Lais . , Mr Turnbull's Benicia Boy beat Mr Dale's Argyle , Mr Thomson's Duchess of Connaogbt btat , Mr Hibbard's Shamrock. - , FIE3I TIBS. Star beat Lady Bay Jewish Maid beat Benicia Boy Duchess of Connaught ran a bye. . ' . , bbcohd -ma. Ducheit of Connaoght beat Jewish Maid Star ran a bye. PIKAIi COUBSB. Mr Turnbull's Star, by Totara— Sunbeam, beat Mr Thornton's Duchess of Connaught, by Balmoral— La Belle.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2409, 12 June 1882, Page 3
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212COURSING. Timaru Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2409, 12 June 1882, Page 3
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