COURSING
NORTH ISLAND CUP. MR H. FANNIN'S SUCCESSES. Favoured by beautiful weather, •_ the rarapa Coursing Club’s Cup meeting, held over the week-end, was an outstanding sucThe feature of the meeting was the equal win of Spiteful Nell and The Gunner, owned and trained by H. Fannin, of Hastings. Both dogs, who reached the final, had performed well this season, and it was early evident" that they would be hard to beat in the contest. The Plate was also won by the same owner with Tracer Bullet, brother to the Cup winners. The Northern Purse also went to a Hawke s Bav sportsman when 11. Wall’s Royal Desire beat .1. H. Robertson’s Flying Footsteps, Auckland, 7-5, in one of the best courses of the meeting. At the conclusion of the meeting. Mr J. H. Payton presented Mr H. Fannin with the Cup and congratulated him on the form of his dogs. Mr Fannin suitably replied. Mr H. Wall, president of the North Island Association, congratulated the local club on the manor in which the meeting was controlled.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 3 August 1942, Page 5
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