COURSING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 293, 20 May 1915, Page 7

COURSING.

plu.ui.'to.v Auu<: r mu to-da v.. .Splendid entries ha-ve been received for the local Maiden Stakes, which is to be, run oil' at the Taranaki Coursing I Hull's phiinptou at Smart Road to-day. from the calibre of the dogs entered, there are indications of a. good day's nport. A strong lot of hares have been procured, and- they have been given every opportunity to familiarise tnemselves with the. pluinnlou and the loopholes of escape tnat have been provided. The committee has made complete arrangements to ensure the smooth running of the meeting. The draw lor the lirst round is as follows: G. 'Pippin's Player v..1t..5. Lowe's Native Queen. .I'. 0. Jones's Grannie Girl v. D. Murphy's Silver ißrac. T. Ilammerslcy's Laka Lass v. J. S. miller's Monty. j J. Fleming's Galtec Bov 'v,. W.. Lowe's.! Silkworm. F. W. Rowland's Sam Pan v. G. Hunt's Lady il'an. ('. TTardgreave's r "iger v..J. S. Butler's Sailor Boy. P. Johnson's Sure Foot v..C.ll..Pepcid ell's Skipper's Daughter. A. Marett's Comedy Queen v. \v'. Revell's (N'.'S.) Soultiforra.. H. W. Healv's Black Miiscot v. G. Evett's (X.S.) _\ T cll. Ij. KnigliTs Right Bower v. Ji FurzeS, Lindy. C. IT. Pepperell's Pirate.'King y. &'. Howe's Daylight Star!