Hare Coursing Programme 1916

Admission to the Ground by Card of Running, price 2s. each;
Ladies, 1s. each; exclusive of Tax.
No Charge to Members but subject to Amusement Tax, 2d.
Soldiers and Sailors in uniform—Free.

No person allowed on the ground without an Official Card of the day.

TWO DAYS’ MEETING.

HOCKWOLD AND FELTWELL

COURSING MEETING,
Second Day—Wednesday, December 6th, 1916.
(Under National Coursing Rules.)
Meet at The Special Coursing Ground, at 9.15 a.m.
(2 miles from Lakenheath Station, G.E.R.—Main Line).
First brace of Greyhounds to be in the Slips at 9.45 a.m. sharp.

PRESIDENT and Hon. TREASURER:
F. R. PELLY, Esq.

JUDGE:	SLIPPER:	FLAG STEWARD:
MR. J. WALKER.	E. WILKINSON.	A.P. ENEFER.

SLIP STEWARDS:

MESSRS. A. FROST, T. GREEN, R. MURRAY, M. STOREY AND A. E. WATSON

FIELD STEWARD:
MR. F. KEEN

Stewards of the Ground:

MR. A. BRUNDLE	MR T.A.W.NICHOLSON	MR E. ROLPH
MR H.E. KING	MR J.W. PEACOCK	MR A.E. WATSON

STEWARDS:

DR V. F. ALLEN	R. S. PYE, ESQ	P.STOREY, ESQ.
J. DEIGHTON PATMORE, ESQ.	H. SAWTELL, ESQ.

COMMITTEE:

MR. E.A. ALLSOP	MR. T. A. W. NICHOLSON	MR. F.H. RICKARD
MR. A. BRUNDLE	MR. J. W. PEACOCK	MR. A.W. SPENCER
MR. F. KEEN	MR A. PEACOCK	MR M. STOREY
MR. H.E. KING	MR. E. ROLPH	MR A.E. WATSON

SECRETARY:
MR. CHARLES WOOD.

The Stewards request the Company’s attention to the following Rules:

Not to make a noise.

To keep off Ground that has not been beaten, and to stand where requested by the Stewards.

Any person behaving in a disorderly or improper manner, or doing damage to the Fences, &c., will be requested to leave the Ground, and in the event of refusal will be treated as a TRESPASSER.

All Cards must be shown when requested

TRAIN SERVICE—RETURN JOURNEY.

	p.m.	p.m.	p.m.
Leave LAKENHEATH . . .	2.43	5. 3	8.51
Arrive ELY . . . . . . . . . . . .	3. 9	5.24	9.16
	p.m.	p.m.
Leave LAKENHEATH . . .	6.6	8.5
Arrive BRANDON . . . . . .	6.15	8.14
Arrive THETFORD . . . . . .	6.28	8.28

NORFOLK STAKES
For 16 (all-ages).
Entrance Fee—Members, £5 ; Non-Members, £5 10s.
Winner, 40 Guineas; Runner-up. 20 Guineas;
Third and Fourth Dogs, 5 Guineas each.

3. Miss R. Fawcett’s r d Fine Fight, by Duplicate Deed—Flitter Flutter
5. H. Sawtell’s r f d Hail Salonica, by Half Ne1son—Jingling Lassie
10. M. Storey’s r f d Strathclyde, by Lord Leitrim—Miss Sankey
13. R. S. Pye’s bk w d Prodigal, by Happy Father—Happy Ducky

FIELD FARM STAKES
For 16 (Dog) Puppies.)
Entrance Fee—Members, £4; Non-Members, £4 10s.
Winner, £34; Runner-up, £16 ; Third and Fourth Dogs, £4 each.

2. C. Clements’ (ns) r f d Scarlet Robe, by Silk and Scarlet—Reynardine
7. H. Charles’ f d Beaded Boss, by Beaded Brow—Badoura
9. Lieut. G. H. Eaton’s bd d Eager Eyes III., by Heavy Weapon—Inesta
14. M. Storey’s r f d Skip Jack, by Maundy Money—Snawey Doune

MANOR FARM STAKES
For 6 (Bitch) Puppies.
Entrance Fee—Members, £4; Non.Members, £4 10s.
Winner, £15; Runner-up, £7.

1. M. Storey’s r f b Star of Glengarry, by Maundy Money—Snawney Doune
6. F. D. Grounds’ r f b Genuine Goods, by Distingue—Always Amiss
3. M. Storey’s r f b Stell, by Maundy Money—Snawney Doune
[A Bye]

BRICK KILN STAKES
For 8 (all-ages).
Entrance Fee—Members, 30s.; Non-Members, 40s.
Winner, £6 10s.; Runner-up, £3 10s.

2. W. Peacock’s be d Roy, by Little Mercury—Neolithic
3. A. 0. Rolph’s f r b The Amazon, by Strathairlie—Bessie Betts
6. F. Keen’s bk d Few Know, by Tide Time—Wait and See VI.
7. F. D. Grounds’ f w b Good Guide, by Distingue—La Paz

HEATH STAKES
For 8 (Dog) Puppies.
Entrance Fee—Members, 30s; Non-Members, 40s.
Winner, £6 10s.; Runner-up, £3 10s.

1. C. Clements’ (ns) bk d Scarlet Scramble, by Silk and Scarlet—Merry Princess
3. J. R.. Masters’ r f d Bar Sells, by Such a Sell—Bess
6. F. D. Grounds’ r f d Great Giant, by Mandate—Rowena
7. T. Wren’s bd d Cuko, by Shahrour— Similar

SHOULDER OF MUTTON STAKES
For 4 (Bitch) Puppies
Enhance Fee—’Members, 30; Non Members, 40s
Winner, £3 10s.; Runner-up, £1 10s.

1. C. Clernents’ (ns) w b Silk Gown, by Silk and Scarlet—Reynardine
3. Mrs. Alan Turner’s r f b Punter, by Winning Number—Heavy Going

LILAC STAKES
For 8 (all-ages) Open
Entrance Fee —Members, 40s, Non-Members, 50s
Winner, £10; Runner-up, £4.

1. N. Storey’s r f b Scarlet Spats, by Silk and Scarlet—Scotch Mary
2. W. Peacock’s bk b Sneezer II., by Saracen—Cynical
3. Miss D. S. Morton’s w r d Mystery’s Move, by Lad’s Lot—Penitent
4. A. Walker’s bk d Artful Will, by Wetherby—Very Arch
5. R. Dickson’s (ns) w bd d Pembroke Premier, by Strathairlie—Happy Girl V.
6. A. Brundl’s (ns) bd d Always Eager, by Strathairlie—Bromide
7. W. J. Hewing’s (ns) be d Blueshot II., by Wretton Lion—-Bouncing Floss
8. A. Brundle’s (ns) bd w b White Harp, by White Rubicon—Hazy Morn

LYNN ROAD STAKES
For 8 (all.ages). Open only to Owners of dogs resident in Hockwold, Wilton, and Feltwell.
Entrance Fee—Members, 30s; Non-Members, 40s.
Winner, £6 10s; Runner-up, £3 10s.

1. Mrs. J. W. Peacock’s (ns) r f b Sailor’s Bride, by Maundy Money—-Snawey Doune
2. F. R. Pelly’s bk d Pelleport, by Tide Time—Wait and See VI.
3. C. H. Frost’s (ns) bk b Bargain, by Harsh Words —Gay Gipsy Girl
4. F. Keen’s f d Father’s Keepsake, by Tide Time—Wait and See VI.
5. J. Porters (ns) bd b. Patter, by Mandini—Pocahontas
6. A. P. Enefer’s (ns) bk d Jolly Nigger, by Strange Idea—Four Reel
7. F. H. Rickard’s. bd d Fairly Right (late Pelago), by Silk and Scarlet—Keen’s Mustard
8. A. Peacock’s r d Hockwold Mac, by Hockwold Excelsior—Hockwold Ophelia

The Top Dog will run under the Red Flag.
The Flag Steward will also carry Two extra Flags, viz.:—A Blue Flag to show a Bye, and a Yellow Flag to show an Undecided Course.
Any person letting a dog loose (purposely or otherwise) will be fined £1.

J. H. CLEMENTS AND SON, PRINTERS, ELY.

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