The Hitchin Coursing Meeting at Melbourne. 1913.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, March 22nd, 1913," showing the Following 14 Photographs from "The Hitchin Coursing Meeting at Melbourn."

    a- Mr. W. S. Morice's Moorhen, a divider in the Meldreth Stakes.
    b- Mr. F. Cooper's Stormer, a divider in the Meldreth Stakes.
    c- Mr. W. A. Ruffell's Roundhead, a divider in the College Farm Stakes.
    d- Mr. F. Cooper's Careless Harry, a divider in the College Farm Stakes.
    e- A group at the meeting.
    f- A competing dog makes use of the latest craze in locomotion-a sidecar.
    g- On the way to the first drive,
    h- Mr. Ernest Ledger, the judge, and Mr. L.T. Franklin, flag steward.
     i- H. King slipping in the Meldreth Stakes.
     j- Trying a root field for hares.
    k- Mr. H. Parrish's Pale Brandy, a divider in the North Hall Stakes.
     l- Mr. B. A. E. Buttress's Robin Goodfellow, a divider in the North Hall Stakes.
   m- Mr. B. A. E. Buttress's Bold Bang, a divider in the Flint House Stakes.
    n- Mr. A. A. Furr's STandard Bearer II., a divider in the Flint House Stakes.

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Reverse side showing the Following 2 Half Pages of Photographs..

   A Morning on Newmarket Heath.- Liverpool and Lincoln Horses at work last week.
         a- Mr. Frayling, trainer of Highbridge.
         b- Berrilldon, a Lincolnshire Handicap entry, having a gallop with Tooson.
         c- Highbridge, the Grand National Candidate, at exercise.
         d- A gallop by Crown Jewel, a Queen's Prize Candidate.
         e- Mr. Medcalfe, trainer of Berrilldon.
         f- A gallop by some of Mr. Rothschild's three-year-olds.
         g- Bedgrove, another candidate for the Grand National, taking walking exercise.

              A Meet of the Kildare Foxhounds at Sallins, Ireland, Last Month.
        a- Mr. N. de Coudre Trouson taking the caps.
        b- Mrs. N. de Trouson. and Mrs. Webster.
        c- Through the village (Col Maude, Major Crichton, Captain S. G. Higginson, and others.
        d- Off to draw.- Passing by the canal.
        e- The Master, Captain E. F. Talboy-Ponsonby.


Condition is Very Good.