The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-03-11 00:00:00

WATERLOO PURSE

Mr. A. Graham, £lOO ; Mr. Clarke. £42 ; Mr. Baggs,
£5 ; Mr. Swan, £5 ; Mr. Eden, £2 ; Lord Eglinton, £2 ;
Mr. Watt's, £2 ; Mr. Standish, 2—total £l6O.

SOUTH LANCASHIRE COURSING CLUB
MEETING.
MARCH STH AND 6TH.
The SCARISBRICK Cop, for all aged dogs.
Mr Robinson's Rocket beat Mr Dickenson's Dart
Mr Slater's Selina Mr Hunt's Hope
Mr Bake's Butterfly Mr King's Vanish
Mr Deakin's Despatch Mr Buckley's Waterloo
Mr Robinson's Empress Mr T. B. Bennett's Smoker
Mr Slater's Signora Mr Bake's Zurich

SECOND TIES.
Rocket beat Selina, Butterfly beat Despatch, and Sig-
nora beat Empress.

THIRD TIES.
Butterfly beat Rocket, and Signora ran a bye.
DECIDING COURSE.
Butterfly beat Signora, and won.
THE FLEETWOOD PUPPY CUP.
Mr Emmett's Floldfast beat Mr Buckley's Barrier
Mr Bake's llighflyer Mr Slater's Sir Roger
Mr King's Alfred Mr Robinson's Phoebe
Mr T. B. Bennett's Ellen Mr Clarke's Cotherstone.
Mr King's Silk Mr Deakin's Duchess
Mr Buckley's Blackcap —Mr Bake's Bolivar
Mr Slater's Blossoms Mr T.B. Bennett's Banker
Mr Clarke's Clasher Mr Emmett's Skip

SECOND TIES.
Highflyer beat Holdfast, Alfred beat Ellen, Blackcap
beat Silk, and Blossoms beat Clasher.

THIRD TIES.
Hightlyer beat Alfred, Blossoms beat Blackcap.
DECIDING COURSE.
Hig,htlyer beat Blossoms, and won.
The CHURCHTOWN STAKES.
Mr Slater's Sandy beat Mr Robinson's Stella
Mr T B Bennett's True Briton Mr King's Bloomsbury
Mr Bake's Ben-y-Ghlo Mr. Clarke's Collet
Mr Robinson's Ariel Mr. Hunt's Dangerous.

SECOND TIES.
True Briton beat Sandy, Ben-y-Ghlo beat Ariel.
DECIDING COURSE.
True Briton beat Ben-y-Ghlo, and won.
The CEARET STAKES, of four dogs, were won by Mr.
Bake's Zurich; Mr. King's Bloomsbury ran up.
The CHAMPAGNE STAKES, of four dogs, were won by
Mr. Robinson's Phoebe; Mr. Bake's Bolivar, ran up.

NEWMARKET MEETING
The ALLINGTON HILL STAKES. (Sixteen dogs.)—Mr
Dobede's Destiny and Lord Stradbroke's Maiden divided
the stakes.
The Cur. (Twelve dogs.)—Won by Mr
Foremost; Mr. Vipan's Slasher ran up.
The PORT STA.KES. (Eight dogs.)—Lord Stradbroke's

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Mintman and Mr. Dobede's Duncan divided; Mintinan
having had three courses with Mr. Vipan's Victor in the
first ties.
The RUTLAND STAKES. (Eight dogs.)—Mr. FYec4l
won the stakes.
The ALLINGTON HILL SECOND STAKES. (Four dogs.)
—Mr. Dobede's Duchess and Dispatch won the stakes.

WHITEHAVEN MEETING.
The Cup. (Sixteen dogs.)—Won by Mr. Ritsoill
Claret ; Mr. Jefferson's Jester ran up.
The LONSDALE STAKES. (Eight dogs.)—Won by gr'
Mossop's Joker; Mr. Postlethwaite's Ben Brace ran UP'

BORDER SPRING MEETING.
A SWEEPSTAKES. (Thirty-four dogs.)—First clogt
£l2 ; second, £l4 ; the third to save his stake. Won
Mr. Elliott's Jock; Mr. Fraser's Willow (late Garcia
ran up.

TROTTING MATCH FOR £lO A-SIDE—OR Wednesdaft
the match between Hobson's pony and 11I'Clue's mare
trot in harness ten miles, came off over ten miles of rosi.
at Tottenham. At the conclusion of five miles, which
was completed In eighteen minutes, both horses were tc)•
gether, and were pulled in. In two minutes they resume"'
their work, and covered the next two miles in seven 111
nutes ; at the ninth mile they were well together, and trot'
ting fresh. The mare " broke," and the pony won, ec,
complishing the ten miles in thirty-eight minutes and 00'
seconds.