COURSING.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1191, 28 July 1911, Page 6

COURSING.

PALMER'TOX NORTH MEETING. (By Telegraph—Press Assonatlo#.! Palnierston N., July 2". The following arc tho results of the Coursing Club's meeting:— Maiden—First round: Fan Lady boat Duke of Cornwall, Catch-as-Catch-Cau beat Skipper, Maximised boat Cumbersome, Ashley Brook beat Ladv 8011, Night Shift beat Gold Lad, Bnru s Bluff beat Kowliai, British Grenadier'bent Middleliiarsb, Lamplight boat,' Dcerfoot. Second round: Citch-as-Cateh-Can beat Fan Lady, Maximised beat Ashley Brook, Barn's Bluff beat Night Shift, British Grenadier bent Lamplight. A meeting of tho Wellington Metropolitan Coursing Club was hold at tho Now Zealawlov Hotel on Wednesday night, Mr. J. Wareham presiding. It was decided to hold a big meeting towards the end of August, when a maiden, as well as on open stakes, will bo decided. It was also deoidod to hold a,local meeting next Saturday afternoon, when a stake for loeall.y-ow.ncd greyhounds will bo decided. Nominations for (his event will close with the «-«rr ! nry, Mr. .T. J. O'Donoglms, at the New Zoalander Hotel at 8 p.m. on Friday. The secretary, in his report, stated that, the hares on the club's course are in exceptionally good form, and the club'y patrons are in for somo really good sport. Mr. A. ,1. Parsons, the club's lion, judge, will be in (Ik* saddle on Saturday, and Mr. P. Donoglnis will release tho hounds from the slips. Tho s-ecrolarv was instructed to writn to tlio Palmer's!on North Coursing Club ami inform them (hat the Wellington Club had decided to forego their proposed meeting on August 25 and 20, so that local owners will b? able, to altcrd (ho Waterloo Cup meeting at Palmorston Nor'.h.