The Kinver Hill Private Coursing Meeting in Staffordshire. 1907.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, December 14th, 1907," showing the Following 10 Photographs for "The Kinver Hill Private Coursing Meeting in Staffordshire."

   1- A Kill.
   2- Mr. F. Alexander's Audience, by Curtain Raiser-Homeless, a divider in the Kinver Hill Stakes.
   3- Mr. A. Brown's Royal Victor, by Farndon Ferry-Fabulously Fair, a divider in the Wordsley Stakes.
   4- The crowd watching the courses.
   5- A course right up to the crowd.
   6- Mr. A. Tyler, ns. Wet Whitsun, by Grampus-Twitch, a divider in the Whittington Stakes.
   7- Mr. A. Brown's Royal Signal, by Farndon Ferry-Royal Ivy, a divider in the High Grove Stakes.
   8- Miss Fawcett,  with Floodgate, in the Enville Stakes.
   9- The meet at the Home Farm.
   10- Off to a fresh beat.

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Reverse  side shows 10 Photographs for "The Newmarket Bloodstock Sales."

   1- Pepperette, b.m. by Hampton-Spice, bought by Count Lehndorff for 1,000 guineas.
   2- Mme. Le Maire de Villiers  at the sales.
   3- Mr. M. Gurry's Crimps, by Sainfoin-Common talk, bought by Mme. Le Maire de Villiers for 1,100 gs.
   4- Mr. Rait Kerr's ch.m. Chilmark, by Childwick-Hall Mark, bought by Mr. J. Butters for 1,100 guineas.
   5- Mr. H. T. Musker's 4yr.  b.m. Diamond Crescent, by Diamond Jubilee-CynthiaII., bought by M. Halbronn for 1,000 guineas.
   6- The Cottingham Stud's m. Coronea, by Kendal-Springheels, bought by Mr. J. Reeves for 950 guineas.
   7- Duke of Devonshire's br.m. Lady Burgoyne, by Ladas-Burgonet, bought by M. C. Blanc for 2,000 gs.
   8- Mr. R. H. Collins's 2 yr. b.c. Spinniing Solly, by Soliman-Little Red Spinner, bought by Mr. Ernest Tanner for 4,000 guineas.
   9- M. Cheri Halbronn chats with Mr. Gilpin.
   10- Cottinngham Stud's m. Sweet Hilda, by Pepper and Salt-Boyne, bought by M. Halbronn for 1,450 gs.

Condition is Very Good.