SPORTING.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2257, 18 October 1889, Page 2

SPORTING.

BEOOND DAY

, Beau/linl weather was again experienced f fir the sooond day's raojs of the Aahburt ton Sprln« Meeting, but tie attendance i appa red obe smaller than oo the pre- % Viooa d*y. The racing waa of an excellent c oharaator, the afternoon's eport being of - tha b at. Mes >ra Maaon and Boberis pat i tiie aum of £1564 through the machine c m^ing a total of £3228 foe tbe meeting. IW'OTr ng «ro -.the ..(asnUa. o : the events J deyid-'d &f er we went 'o pr^ss : — • Disposal Stakbs. of 30 aovs ; the winner 9 to bo sold by »uo'ion immediately aftetbe race, and tha waole of the prooeedi to go to tha funds of the Olub. Weight b Bau Three qatrters of a mile, a 15 Mr M. Soott's oh m Goldfiaoh by BarllDgton, »god ... (Mo(*rath) 1 ? 14 Lop ar, 2 lofd Siigo, 59 Relief, 43 J Bmnn. 11 B lladonn*, 10 L»dy Darling, 1 3 fflre-ln, 30 L»d, 61 Hollowbick, 0 5 Matngowria, and KorarJ, also ran. Lopea«and Emmi were the first to aho<r In front. 9 Gjldfijoh had tbe lead enter'ng the 9 straight, bat h.-re the fled otcsed, aad a ' slashing raoe home eoßDed. Goldfinoh j :st • msnagad to wlu by a re»d from Lid, Relief, Mstagowrle and Emma who pasted | the post all In a line. Toe Jadge only . placed the fint horse. Time— -lmln 19ieo. Dividen'i— £ls. 3 The winner was boaaht m f)t £20. f Wbltkr Handicap of 35 a.vs ; the tecond horse to receive 6 iovi from »he stakes. ' Mln'mnm weight, 9it. One mUe and > a half, » 36 Mr W. Russell's g g Erir>- gO -bragh • by St George— Alice Grey. 6y« ,* "> t2ll > * (Sheo/o) 1 j lg Messrs H. and O. Hobb'a g g , College Boy, aged 9n 101 o i (O. Hobb ) 2 : Rosebud and Mura f . were sor»tohed. 1 College Boy was allowed to retain a three i Isogths lead to the three quarter mile i postt where B ia-go-bragh drew up to ) him, and drawing away at tin top < f the 1 straight won easily. Time 2mtn 48ieo. Dividend £1 5< ■ t lying Handicap, of 30 «ove ; tbe aeoond i horse to receive 5 cove from the stakes; Five furlongs. 1 J26 Mr W. O. Botiherford's oh g ! jWdQ, by BylonK-Polioy, 6yrs Bet 61b (Brown) 1 ; 14 Mr T. Twomey's g g Little Sham--6 J rook, syra, Bst 12-b , M (McGratb) 2 84 Mr H, Lambert's oh f Loo. 3yre 7st (Wieby) 3 28 Mr F L. Popham's br h Aloinoua 4yiH. 8a- 101 b ... (Derrltt) 0 63 Mr J. Harris' eh m Bed Ensign syrs. Bat 81b ... (McMorran) 0 63 Messrs M. and <J Jdobbe' br o Boad Metal, 3y/8, 7et 101 b (Jackso:.) o 39 Mr S Alexander's oh o Inveatig* tor, 3y«, 7«t 101 b ... „ (Uox) 0 Toi'Didd got air the bast of an Indifferent start, laveatlgator being 1. f t badly. Tornado kept his lead all tbe way and won easily by a couple of lengths, Little dhetnrock boating Loo by about ht»lf a head for sceind plaoo, Tma, lain 4 s;h boo. Dividend. £2 118. The stewards held a meeting to oon* ilder the racing of Tornado m tbe iao< as compared with his display on the previous day, bat nothing detiulte wan arrlred at. oqunt7 PtAi« Handjoap, of 30 eovs ; tbo Beoond niraa to roooiVe 5 s^jiys from' the aakes. Diatr'oi; horaea only. Ooc mile 38 Mr A. Frlaby'a b a Jaok. by Barllngton, apred, 81 7lb (Brown) 1 111 Mr J. MoKellar'a oh ra Yarra, 4yra, Bit. 7 b ... (Huxtable) 2 4 Mr R. McDonnell's br g Glenro- ' wan, 6yrs, 6 <t Vib ... (Price) 3 80 Mr 3. Aloxaader'a oh g Doubtfu' 6yrs Bjt ?lb (Ho!mea) 0 39 Mr L. M«rkey's b m Authentic, syra, 7at 12. b ... (O'Keefe) 0 5 Mr d, W. Roaowarna'a br g oym»ro, aged, 7 it 7lb (Wi«by) 0 3 Mr A. MoLeod'a b m Martaa 4yra, 7«t4lb (Bmne) 0 3 Mr W. Stiibb's g m Hetty, 4yrs, 6 r gtl2lb M . ... .„ (Daley) 0 I Jack and tf'e.nrowan got 'well away at the start. At the top turn Yarra began to move up, but couli never got on terms with J ick, who woa by a length. Time, luiin 46 .co. Dividend, £5 19a.