8 July 1845  Granted to George Morris Morse of Yorkley for a pit on Moseley Green about 110 yards north of the Parkend - Blakeney road on the line of the Speedwell High Delf level to get coal from the Brazilly, Dog Delf, Rockey, Starkey and Parkend High Delf veins.
See also Smart Delf below and Oaken Hill below.

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November 1885  Joseph and W,H. Moore had not paid rents on Whitecroft, Long Looked For, Champion, Smart Delf and Oaken Hill gales.
Messrs. Moore Bros., Lower Delph Clay Works, Stourbridge.

Champion and Smart Delf were leased to Peter Holmes and during 1885 154 tons of coal were raised.  The Dean Forest Mercury  gives to June 30 34 tons and to December 31 92 tons giving a total of only 126 tons.

14 January 1897  Forfeited.

28 March 1924  Champion No.2 part of Moseley Green United Collieries Ltd.

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13 January 1930  Messrs J.E.C. Parritt and F.H.A. Bell registered owners together with New Pluckpenny No.3, Engine Ditch No. 4, Four Brothers No. 2 and Smart Delf No. 2