LATE SPORTING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 907, 29 August 1910, Page 5

LATE SPORTING NEWS.

J -*-, —__ . ' i ■ . ' . ST. LEGBR SCRATCHING. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. (Eec. August 29, 0.25 a.m.) London, August 28. Neil Gow has been scratched for., the St. Leger. HOUSES" "tjnweli;; 7" '.""'„'. (Bee. August 29, 0.40. a.m!).. Sydney, August 28. Master Soult. is suffering from a lacerated wound and a severe bruise under the knee. The wound will probably yield to veterinary treatment. ~The. bruise is more serious, and it will, not be known for several days whether his training 1 for Randwick will have to' bo suspended more than temporarily. Yesterday ho waswallcing on three legs, but to-day he was able to put the fourth foot to the ground. Lady Lucy is suffering from pneumonia, and is very bad. Duke Eooto, a Melbourno Cup aspirant, was unwell to : day, but is evidently better .again; < BROADSWORD'S PINE PERFORMANCE. (Rec. August 29, 0.40 a.m.) Melbourne, August 28.' At the AVilliamstowli races the New Zealand horse Broadsword" won the Seaside Handicap, of six furlongs, in the record time for the courso of linin. Usee. Ho is engaged for the Epsom Handicap at 7st. 81b., for the Metrop'ole Handicap at Cst. 101b., and for the Caulficld Cup at 7st. Ulb. Broadsword is a New Zealand-bred horse and was owned and bred by Sir Geo. Clifford.