COURSING.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1358, 27 June 1885, Page 3

COURSING.

The South Canterbury Coursing Club held their Grand Champion Meeting on the Pareora Estate on Wednesday and Thursday last. The attendance of spectators was good and the sport was firstclass. The following are the results Champion Stake, of 24 dogs at £lO 10s. Winner, £75 ; runner-up, £32 10a ; third dog, £2O ; 3 dogs at £lO each ; 6 dogs at £5 each. Mr A. Dalgleish’s r w d Market Day, by Hock—Skipping Girl, and Messrs McAuly Bros.’ f b Moonbeam, by Totara—Sunbeam,.divided the stakes. The other prizes are distributed as fol-lows;-—Third dog, Mr T. How’s f b Symphony, by Sam—Gyp. Three dogs at £lO each— Messrs McAuly Bros.’ b b Moonlight, by Totara—Sunbeam ; Mr J. Gemmel’s b b Gipsy Maid, by PsychoGyp; Mr W. Hays’ bwb Dark Days, by Totara—Sunbeam. Six dogs at £5 each— Mr T.' How’s f b Success, by Sam—Gyp ; Mr W. Gunn’s (n) f d Luath, by Havelock —Chance ; Messrs McAuly Bros.’ r b Mascotte, by Richmond - Frolic ; Mr C. Howard's w r b Hop Bitters, by Holy and wrd Hurlingham, by Prior—Duchess Linton ; Mr M. Digby's bwb Eobedia, by Patrician— Callao, Stake for 12 dogs beaten in first round. Winner, £22 10s ; runner-up, £lO ; third dog, £5. Mr M. Digby’s bwb Flying Colours, by Cbainpaene Charlie —Marigold, beat Mr J. W. Hurt’s f w d Wandering Friar, by Star—Wandering Nun, and won the stake. Third dog, Scotland Yet.