The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13 00:00:00

fLIJLR'ORTH.

TenCoultas° Cum. —llte annual campaign of the
Labroth Coursing Club was brought to • close on
Thorley by • firstmlass imating. under the utopian
if TO. Weld, Lm., of Latinos-tit Castle, the lord of
the moor. fivest all the neighbourhood round ,
gegithinell 01111110 with their dogs, and some thoellent ,
sport ensued. The meet was at the Weld Anna,
and /soup' the ciondinse were —E. J. Weld, Rest ,
and ;arty, Reginald Weld, gm, sod &ll' Mr' J.
Aylig_(Mayor of Weymouth), Mr. May Monad,
W Thompson, Major Remant, Captain
"maw., Lieutenant Tigard, lieutenant Gun-
ning, Mr. J. J. &des (hoe. Mc a
Tether, Ur. J. A. Daman, Mr. Damen, jun., Mr.
Balboa, Mr. L Bainton, Mr. Talbot, Mr. &away.
Mr. (Mass, Mr. J. Whiffle, Mr. W. Spoor. Mr.
firrir.lishorfr: AO% Mr. R. Randall, Mr. Mead,
of
rviednses .. riatueria."` &fatale°, a arataJ
on:able positions on the bills for viewing th-e
linking away in the direction of Hamper's
raw" the raining oommencied ariths the Ltd
-
worth Stakes. A bare having been started in
• turnip field, Mr. Bolt'. L d. Bouncer was
slipped with Mr. Ayling's L b. (n) rmlly but
the latter getting well in at the command-
ment maintained ponied.* and won easily.
Mr. itherant's bik. d. Math Does nest ran with Mr.
Salwity's bik. d. Smoker, which resulted in favour
of the latter. Mr. Moms's hr. d. Moms, was next
Matted, with Mr. Ilionipson'a rd. d. Don, and alter
a clipping ran, the judge decided in favour of Don.
Captain 'is OIL and she. d. Tarim nest ran
against Mr. Banaton's wht. d. Spring. which ter-
minated in favour of the Indef. In the naming off
Reny beat Smoker and Don best Spring, and Mr.
Thompson and Mr. hying decided on dividing the
stakes. Some capital courses were made for the
Castes Stakes for sged dogs, under the same rendi-
tions as the former. Capt. Thrwther's f. d. Radius
was first debated by Mr. Buddea'a rd. d. Doodah
in a rattling thane. Mr. Mayo's w. d. Spring next
ran against Mr. Beaton'. rd. 1. Blonder, bat the
leaser bad no chance, and Spring, which is a Monti-
f.l dog, made_ these good work and won almost in a
walk. Mr. Month% blk. d. Strychnine found an
esq match in Mr. H. Yeareley's rd. d. Ronne, and
Ms H. Spacer's (n) L d. ill.thom vanquished M. IL
Lialwey's hoe of Tramps without any difficulty. In
the run-off Spring bath Dasrfoot, after two undecided
emsdisa. Blossom was neat beaten by Sfrytelinine is
• short canton, and in the daddies best Spring wan
altogether exhaested, leaving Strychnine, who had
Jens oomparatively little work, in pmenthou of the
cup. Tle follovrum is a list of the stakes as ngt :
Tin Loiwown Swims, for eight puppies. Ransom
El seal.; the winner to receive • diver cap. Tann a;
second dog, ; third and fourth doge, £l. each.
I.
Mr. dying's Lb. (a) Neillp heat Mr. Boll'. f.d. Bawer,
Mr. thing's hth.d. Smoker best ifr. iforant's blk.d.
Meek
Mr. Thompson's r 44. DonitirletMr..Mstant's beA.
Nowa.
_ _ _

Mr. Biaatea's w.d. Spri7beat Cap. 71weeber's b. sad
w.d. Tart.,.
U.
Nan, beat Smoker. Doc beat Spriag.

In.
Neily aed Deo divided.

Tia CAJTEA efkllal, be all ages &trance' Cl ;
the vitiator to mato a silver ovp. Taloa ; solood
dog, ; thud and fan* Cl smolt.
1.
Kr. Buddies rd.d. Deerfoot bash Osplaia Thresher's
rd.d. Radon.

Mr. Mayo's w.d. 51;;Iii be;t---Mr. Msaatow's std.
ludo..
Mr. Mona* MILL F.ttgebttiee beat Mr. Ysandey's

rd.d. Hnroos.

Kr. H. hpioer's (n) Ld.-BIOO•Oin—Oest Mr. Savoy's f.d.
Ace of Tromps.
I.
Spring best Doerfooß
.Stryohnine bent Bloonoca.

Stryehnism—isat Spring.
A Swnererants el 10a each wee afterwards competed
for with the followies reunite :

Mr. Thompma's L.n ..d. Taraerlaoe beat Mr. bylines
br. mut w.b. Alarm. _ .

Mr. Ilarrant's bik:";nd w-all--.K.47lk;•—* Mr. Crumplar's
batik
Mr. Badden's bat>. Lode no • bye.

TumorLiao boo* lIIIIWe. Jos nui I bye.
at.
Joe boos Tamerlase.

I a the evening • numerous sompany of gentlemen
dined together at Lb. Weld Arms, where an
steeliest oprosA wan served up by Host Cillll2lp.
V 1181011• tante ware proposed, ioolsdisig thaw of the
" Lord of the Mader," "lb. Steward," the " Com-
suttee," aad the " Swacesefel Competitors," and is
the amuse of the prowiediage it sae stated that the
whole working of Lb. Wahl) theft° bad gives the
Ca to the members, whiles number
t aitobented, mid that tbe balance is in
favour of the dab. Tbe esertione of J. J. Bates,
Seq., the steward of Istlwertit maser, ow behalf of
Lb. club were cordially and deservedly savoy.
lodged. TM seestiag separated after • vec7
pleasant Griming, with good prospects of is equally
sesomeful nest soros.