The South Lancashire Coursing Meeting at Bescar Lane, near Southport. 1914.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, November 7th, 1914," showing the Following Photographs for "The South Lancashire Coursing Meeting at Bescar Lane, near Southport."

   1- Mrs. Peel's Blue Wing, by Silk and Scarlet-Cracker, who divided the Southport Stakes with the Countess of Sefton's Sheet of Ice.
   2- Mr. H. C. Pilkington's Ptolomy, by Beaded Brow--Haste, S.M. and J.E. Dennis's Denbury.
   3- Messrs. S. M. and J. E.  Dennis's Denbury.
   4-The slipper, E. Wilkinson, waiting to slip Ptolemy and Mr. W. Cockerill's Cool Waves in the Hesketh Stakes.
   5- Messrs. s. M. and J. E. Dennis's Dionysius, by Cinderello-Denwa, the winner of the North Meols Cup.
   6- The trainer carrying Cool Waves across the ditch on his way to the slipper for the Hesketh Stakes.
   7- Mr. J. Maughan's Patent, by Such a Mark-Broad Hint, divider of the Scarisbrick Cup  with Carlsbad.
   8- Mr. John Coke's Carlsbad, by Suspected-Troutbeck.
   9- Mr. E. V. Rayner's Rappa, by Little Mercury-Rapid Lass, divider of thhe Manor Stakes with Chirk.
   10- Mr. John Coke's Chirk, by Corby Fame-Clyde Lassie.
   11- Bringing in the hares after coursing.
   12- Slipping Ptolemy and Cool Waves.
   13- Slipping Mr. H. Talbot's Trade and Mr. H. Peel's Bryn Gipsy in the Hesketh Stakes.
   14- Trainers putting dogs in slips- Mrs. Peel's Blue Wing and Lady Harlech's Heartless Foe in Southport Stakes.

Condition is Very Good.