The Waterloo Cup Meeting.- An Outsider's Victory. 1904.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, February 27th, 1904," showing the Following 10 Coursing Photographs from "The Waterloo Cup Meeting.- An Outsider's Victory."

   a- Backers and layers.
   b- Mr. E. Herbert, the winner of the Waterloo Cup, 1904. (Portrait)
   c- Mr. H. T. Michels, the owner of Minchmuir, the runner up for the Cup.
   d- Mr. H. T. Michels' Minchmuir, by Wet Day-Kaffir Queen, the runner-up for the Waterloo Cup.
   e- Mr. E. Herbert's Homfray, by Fabulous Fortune-Killmode, the winner of the Waterloo Cup.
   f- Mr. A. T. Newbold's Mallory, by Fabulous Fortune-Elaine, a divider of the Waterloo Purse.
   g- Messrs. Death and Rogers entertain.
   h- Some well-known owners, including Mr. S. H. Hill-Wood, Mr. Horace Cox, etc.
   i- Homfray, with his trainer and nominator.
   j- A general view of the coursing grounds from where the spectators are placed on the first day.

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Reverse side shows 8 Photographs from the Hockey match for "The Southern  v.  Western Counties at Weston-Super- Mare." A Draw of Two Goals Each.

   a- The Western goalkeeper.
   b- Tennent and Hopkins stop a rush by the West.
   c- The Southern goalkeeper.
   d- Shoveller scores the first goal of the match.- The same player also scored the other Southern goal.
   e- A roll in by the West.
   f- Watts, of Devon County, scores the second goal for the West.
   g- A race for the ball.
   h- Smartly taken by the West from a bully near the touch line.

Condition is Very Good.