The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-04 00:00:00

WATERLOO COURSING MEETING,

This great event came off on Tuesday and Thursday last.
over Altcar, near Liverpool. Stewards : Sir St. George Gore,
Bart., Mr. A. Graham, and Mr. Jebb. Mr. Nightingale,
Judga. The proceedings possessed all and more than their
former attractions. The following is a return.

WATERLOO CUP

Mr. Geddes's Forlorn Hope beat Mr. G. Gregson's Dalton ;
Mr. A. Graham's Resignation beat Mr. Carr's Capacity; Mr.
Edleston's Wee-wee beat Mr. Webb's War Eagle; Mr. W.
Sharp's Hughie Graham beat Sir St. G. Gore's Trotzig ; Mr.
Cruso's Columbus beat Mr. W. G. Borrow's t inisher ; Mr. G.
Holme's Mocking Bird beat Mr. J. Wilson's the Nipper; Mr.
Bretherton's Mot beat Mr. Marshall's Grecian; Mr. Ridgway's
Symbol beat Mr. J. Brown's Break of Day ; Mr. T. Hack-
worth's Wat Tinlin beat Mr. J. Robinson's Whi-cord ; Mr.
J. Blakend's Meinim beat Mr. Deakin's Danceaway •' Lord
Sefton's Staymaker beat Mr. Ellis's Bonnet Blue ; Mr. Smith's
Japhet beat Mr. Barnett's Be True ; Sir J. Boswell's Puzzle'm
beat Mr. Slater's Saxon ; Mr. W. Wilson's Jamie Forest beat
Mr. N. Slater's Saxon; Mr. Scott's Voltigeur beat Mr. Sim-
sl,n's Cairn Corse; Mr. Jebb's Uncertainty beat Mr. E. Tay-
lor's Lucy Neale. _ _ _ _ _

First Ties.—Forlorn Hope beat Resignation • Hughie Gra-
ham beat Fee-wee; Mot beat Uncertainty; Resignation;
beat
Memini ; Voltigeur beat Jamie Forest ; Mocking Bird beat
Columbus ; Wat Tinlin beat Symbol ; Japhel beat Puzzle'em.
Second Ties.—Hughie Graham beat Forlorn Hope ; Mocking
Bird beat Mot; Staymaker beat Wat Tinlin; Japhet beat
Voltigeur.
Third Ties.—Hughie Graham beat Mocking Birk; Stay-
maker beating Japhet.
Deciding Course.—Hughie Graham beat Staymaker.

Value of the stakes ZBOO, out of which Mi. Sharp receives

A LTCAR STAKES

Mr. Grep;Fon's *Dalton beat Sir St. George Gore's Trotzig ;
Mr. Borron's Finisher beat Mr. Wilson's The Nipper; Mr.
Marshall's Grecian beat Mr. Taylor's Lucy Neal; Mr. Robin-
son's Whipcord beat Mr. Brown's Break of Day; Mr. Ellis's
Bonnet Blue beat Mr. Deakin's Danceaway ; Mr. Slater's
Saxon beat Mr. Barnetts's Be True; Mr. Cook's Cherito beat
Mr. Simson's Cairncorse. _ _ _

First Ties.—Grecian beat Finisher; Whipcord beat Bonnet
Blue • Cerito beat Saxon.

Deciding Course

,—Dalton beat Cherito
WATERLOO PURSE.

Mr. Jebb's Wicked Eye beat Mr. W. G. Borrow's Blazilla ;
Mr. Marshall's Glenalvon beat Mr. Jebb's Clent ; Mr. A. Gra-
ham's Writ of Error beat Mr. Deai'in's Director; Mr. Bar-
nett's Backward beat Mr. Wilson's Willie Forest; Sir. St.
George Gore's Triste beat Mr. Cook's Chorus; Mr. Ridgway's
Clydesdale beat Mr. G. Holme's Moneytaker ; Sir J. Boswell's
The Nailer beat Mr. J. Robinson's Merrylegs; Mr. G. Greg-
son's Neville beat Mr. N. Slater nd Consideration. . _

First Ties.—Wicked-eye beat Glenalvon ;
_Backward beat
Writ of Error ; Clydesdale beat Triste ; Neville beat The
Nailer.
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Second Ties.—Wicked-eye beat Backward; Neville beat
Clydesdale.

betiding Course.—Wicked-eye beat Neville,

*ln this case there was manifested a great want of CAPACITY.
We are told that two keepers were especially retained to keep
Mr. Carr's Capacity, who was to have run with Dalton. The
tenderest care was taken of the petted brute. The place of
his locale was Crosby. The cart for conveying the wINNER to
the scene of contest had been well littered for his reception,
and taken with the greatest care to Altcar. The miseries of
humanity ! On the dogs being called for, it was found that
the keepers, in their anxiety, each supposing that the other
had placed the dog in the cart, both had forgotten to do so—
the cart was there but not the dog; "he was far, far away."
This caused a laugh to those not immediately interested ; and
in order to make an even run, War Eagle, who was to have
contended with Trotzig, was withdrawn.