The morning call., 1894-07-22
COURSING.
Sale of Colonel NOrth's Famous
Kennel of GreYhOundS.

CoomasSle, whelped on Friday, the iotn OF
June litter OF pups TO L. f. de b. LopeZ's
imported dog Waratah. These pups surely
should be well worth rearing. as they combine
in their veins The stoutest blood in the world.
They are the direct descendants of great win
ners on both sides Coomassie has been
phenomenal performer, having placed more
nrsts and seconds to her name than any other
dog IN the State, not even excepting hef haif-
brother. the great SByrOcket, while the sire OF
the youDgsters-W aratah-is from the greatest
stock in the Australian colonies. He is grand
son, 100, OF the English Waterloo winner, Bur-
naby. Waratah's sire, Livingston, Is now the
most successful producer III the antlpodean
colonies. aud at the very last meeting OF Tie
Austria Ian CourSing Club fnl! brother OF
Waratans took The Australian DERBY Vof
thlrty.two dOgS) and sister OF his took The
Australian Oaks for thirty-two bilchesl. No
greater result than this surely could be eX-
pected OF any Sire. The puppies under notice
are spleAdld litter and handsomely marked.
Iney are: One brindle bitch. one Dlack aud
white dog. one black dog and three black and
white bitches
The sale Of Colonel Norlh's greynounds, which
took place at his cOuntry-honse in the south OF
England, was undoubtedly The largest and the
most important sale OF greyhOunds Wnlcn mas
taken place in the British Isles for years past.
LII VIII be noticed that many OF the iots Drought
big figures. All of Colonel North's dogs, with
the exception of Fullerton, went under the
hammer.
The sale was preceded by a luncheon. for
which tickets were literally Issued; and IN ad-
dltlon large and gayly decorated tent was
erected for the hundreds OF visitors who dropped
in during The afternoon and wherein refresh
ments were provided for all In most hos
pitaDe manner. OF course but few OF those
present were there on business, but there were
enough buyers on baud to make the competition
for the more desirable lots very keen and estaD-
llsh the highest price on record Tor grey
hosnd-at all events At public salen IN NC
Gallery, who was said 10 be acting Tor the Grand
| Duke Nicholas OF Russia, paying 1000 guineas
| for Young Fullerton, who TWO or three years
| ago was credited with being the fastest grey
hound Of the cracks in training at DENTS Ken.
| nelS, and who has since proved successful
! sire. The second highest price at this sale was
| 300 gulneas. who was paid by Mr.. Dent Tor
| Nestop. well-known performer and stud dog.
Mr. McCaffery was responsible for large
| number of purchases and II all OF them were
on behalf of the Russian Grand Duke he has
! certainly acquired lot Of good blood to add To
his already excellent kennel. II: Bass was the
second largest buyer, paying 5o3 gulneas Tor
! eleven Ereynounds, OF which NY PenseZ rus
fetched $50 guineas. The saplings by Young
| Fullerton, Needham, Rival Chief and Herschel
| sold well, 100 guineas apiece for two by Young
Fullerton-Myrtle Green being top figures.
The following is IA list OF the dogs sold and
the amount each brought. The figures given
are gulneas:
sAPLINGs.
3D. We by Young FuertOn-Myrtle Green,
100 gulneas; ID by Young FnllertoD-Myrtle
| Green, 100; bd W by Nenagh-Lovng Mem
| DRY, 81 and w by Needham-Note Paper, 3 {;
BID b, 312; r d by Gay CIty-Lenora. 8 !; W
b by Gay City-Lenora. .; W by Cay CITY
! LenOra, 212.
By Needham-Newtye; Bid d, II; BID W d.
3l1a r OF + d, 4 + b. 21a; b. L: BID W b, g..
BY Needham-Miss Beckwllh: BID d, 80; W
| d, 80; d. 80; b. "a; d. "a.
! BY Needham-Tick Tick: bk " d. IL; blk W
d. 50; bd W q, 10; Dd W b, 8; Blk W b, 20.
BY Gay City-Queen of Scots; BID q, 7; bd
d, 20; 6d b. 8; ID D. 10; BID D. 81.
BY Tarapaca-Sorais: bl d, 8; W bd b,
312 I'D b, 3; I'd b, 31a.
BY Rival Cnief-Lizze Taylor; HawksbuTy;
| blk d, 81 ; Ochitree, blk d, 80; st. COLUMBIA, bd
d. 50; NerigO. bd d, 80; Now Then. DS b, 80;
| Two Bob, bk b, 80.
BY Neednam-Mrs. Hutton: No Business. I
Nineteen, S b. 90; News e bd b. Al. D 90
BY Herschel-Naiv Russley, blk d, 40;
BY Nenagh-Storm Queen: Prince Saraband,
r d, 5; Queen oaraband, b, Is.
FIRST SEASON GREYHoUNDs.
By Hersche Kate Cuthberu: Mop, r d, 10;
Nowt. wd, "A; Nant, b, %.
BY Herscnel-Aliss GendyDr: Nadir, d, 80;
Eals, d. 6; GreyStead, BID d, s.; Nip the Daisy.
By Hulc HolIoa-Not Yet: Nearer Yet, I'D d,
3; Negotiator, blk " Il, 5; MONDAY Ii, BID b, 2.
BY Observation-Disclosures: Numerator, bd d,
by Gay Cty-Sparkling Gem: Namely. b.
3: Nine 10 One, BID d. g.
By Herschel-Bit of Fashion: out OF Fashion,
SECOND SEASON GREYHoUNDS.
BY Troughend-Miss Gleudyne: FL Diablo
BID d, so; Arturo, bd q, 6; Must Go, bd b. 90;
Kings Beadsman. rd a. 8.
By Greentick-Bit of Fashion: Still Another,
bd d, 100; Ny Pensez Plus, BID d. $50.
THIRD AND FOURTH SEASON GREYHoUNDs.
Nawton, I'D d. by Greentck-Blt OF Fashion,
8; Norwood, f d. by Gay City-Diadem H. (;
Ne,herburn. d. by Herscbel-Miss Glen
dyne, 2; Nacton, bd d, by Herschel-Miss
Glendyne, 3; Over the ALI, BID d, by Greentick-
Bit or Fashion. z.
BROOD BITCHES.
Newtyle, by Greentick-Bit of Fashion, 21O :;
Mum, by nornwood-Handyside's Pet. So
Nautilus ii. by Hersche-Miss Glendyne, 2O
Notify, by Greentick-Blt of Fashion, 105
Notepaper, by Jester-Naieska, 40
STUD DOGS.
Young Fullerton, by Greentick-Bit of FASH
ion. 1850; Old Boots. by Greentck-Bit of
Fashion. so; Neston by Herschei-Miss Glen
dyne. 500; Gay City. by Paris-Lady Glen.
Qyue. 20.