The morning call., 1892-03-13

Faster. who unfortunately went amiss
about a month before this years meeting.
FltZ Fife ran last year as Mr.. ii. HaywoUd's
nomination and simply smotheTed Noah'S
Ark in the first round. running such Cruel
ing course single-handed that be was with
drawn from the stake. Third and fourth
were Racecourse and Roman Oak. both
owned by MIR. r. Russell; the latter was
nominated by AIr. r. Paterson and is by
Arithmos-Rose Villa: the former Is by
Royal Kng-Stylish Lady. The winner of
the Plate was SimOnlan. another OF Colonel
North's and brother TO Fullerton. He was
nominated by Mr.. Dunn. and il will be re-
membered that last year he won the Purse,
which this year was secured By Red River,
By Rival Chef-Lizzie TayIar, another good
one out OF Mr.. Russell's kennel.
At meeting of the National Coursing
Club England held February 10, Land and
Water SAYS, peculiar case from America
was brought up. gentleman from New
YORK took bitch called Drytlme from this
country and sent her back TO lie served by
Burnaby. She wheped in America, and
now be wished to know whether he could
register the produce IN or stud book. After
some discussion the reply was that they
could be registered upon being brought back
to this country. The gentleman referred
TO is, of course, Mr.. Herbert J. Watson.
c. 81. Browne (''Robin Hood of London
Field). the Oldest aud most highly esteemed
English writer on coursing, died on Janu-
airy 26. after short but painful illness. He
was in his siXty-frst year, and was an ac-
cepted authority on all matters relating TO
coursng.
The MADEIRA Coursing Club will have
great meeting on the Odd inst. Several grey
hounds from this city have been entered for
the prizes, which are 500, $500. 500 ana
S25.
In a recent issue Of the Forestand Stream
OF New York the following appeared: Mr..
L. &. W hilton was SO elated over the good
showing made by bis greyhound Spinaway
at New York, where she won the special
for best bitch in the show, that visions OF
winning the Waterloo cup coursed through
his mind, and cable was soon on its way
10 find out the lowest that a service of the
great Fullerton could be secured for. Back
came the answer 500. IL was pretty stiff,
but then the flag had just gone up for the
fourth time over Fullerton, and it was now
or never. Spinaway, therefore, sailed on
tie Etruria Saturday morning, aud will lie
in charge of Mr.. John Douglas. She will be
kept in England till ii is known whether
she is in whelp, and if not will remain in
Mr.. Raper's kennels ana be trained for
some cOursing events.
Tie Occidental Coursing Club will hold
meeting at Newark
A letter from London, England, says that
the latest betting about the Waterloo cup,
which as postponed owing to the heavy
frost, was 4 to / against Colonel Nortfs
nomination, % to 2 bar one, % 70 2 Mr..
Russe's nomination, Sc to PIlkington's
nomination, % to ! each Of Earl Sefton's
nomination and Graham's nomination.
The Secretary of the Butte (Mont.) Cours-
Ing Club has written to L. NJ. PIXIE of
Fresno asking If he could supply him with
200 jackrabbits for conrsng purposes. A
favorable reply was forwarded. The
Fresnoites held big drive yesterday aud
slaughtered several thousand jacks.
A coursing meeting will be held at Uncle
afl'G riy of ia.ss to kn
judge will be p. Curtis of Santa Clara /;
slipper. z. Caravan; slip steward, S. A.
Cummins; field stewards-P. German, III.
W. Kerrigan and Z. WEIGH