The Opening of the Coursing Season.- The First Barford (Warwickshire)- Meeting. 1906.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, September 22nd, 1906," showing the Following 10 photographs from "The Opening of the Coursing Season.- The First Barford (Warwickshire)  Meeting. 

   1- Sir Grey Skipwith ns. Cobduck, winner of Debden Stakes and a match.
   2- Mr. A. Brown's Royal Fancy, who divided the Scar Bank Stakes with Royal Guide.
   3- Mr. H. Brown's Royal Fame, a divider in the Granville Arms Stakes.
   4- One of the dogs obstinate with the hare.
   5- Sir Grey Skipwith, Mr. Canning, Mr. Fullwell (Judge), &c.
   6- Mr. Canning's donkey cart.
   7- Sir Grey Skipwith.
   8- Mr. G. Tibbitts' Trying Times, second in Debden Stakes.
   9- Mr. Canning, whose land was coursed over.
  10- Sir Grey Skipwith ns. Royal Guide, divider of Scar Bank Stakes with Royal Fancy.

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Reverse side shows the Following 8 Photographs from "The Bloodstock Sales at Doncaster."

    1- Sir John Robinson's b.f.  by Desmond-Pilla, sold to R. Sherwood for 1,050 guineas.
    2- The Sledmere  b.c. by Flying Fox-Orlet, sold to Mr. J. Reid Walker for 1,700 guineas.
    3- the Sledmere  br. f.  by Gallinule-Little Eva, sold to Baron de Forest for 2,000 guineas.
    4- The sale paddocks.- Sir Tatton Sykes's yearlings.
    5- The Sledmere b. or br.f. by Ayrshire-Maid of mint, sold to Sir Ernest Cassel for 3,500 guineas.
    6- Sir John Robinson's b.c. by Ayrshire-Pindi, sold for 2,500 guineas to Mr. W. Clark.
    7- The Stafran Station Stud's b.c. by Revenue-Pet, sold to Mr. H. F. Smith for 1,100 guineas.
    8- The Marquis of Londonderry's ch.c Rambling Rector by Florizel II.- Wise Flower, sold to Mr. W. Clark for 2,000 guineas.

Condition is Very Good.