SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Evening Star, Issue 3796, 24 April 1875, Page 3

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

CHRISTCHURCH AUTUMN MEETING By Telegraph. mi . Chri TC'IiURCH. Anril 94. • "’oat her is dull an '• showery, and th'r is but a a small att-nda; ee The IIU U1 ' 1 , Lady N;,nn;,uliy m-e * '■Pernor and > «<•»#> »«. i« a Sweepstake of o sovs. Two milts, Mr Stevenson’s Tommy Dodd, 10st 41b 1 r u , 11 fi Aiice Oay. 9st 21b 9 Mr L. Markov’s Mouse i.:ap, 9st3lb $ Rory O'More, 12st 71b, and Medora, list 41b also ran. Rory baulked twice, and Medora ran round the fourth hurdle. Tommy Dodd won easily. Time, 4miu ISJsec. y dd Great Autumn Handicap, of 300 sovs, added to a sweep stake of 10 sovs. The winner of any stake of 100 sovs, after the declaration of the weights, to cairy 71b extra. One mile and a*half. ’ Sr Ps a p Sb f Tp ra r r e^ la > s***> 5 ***> 7at 51b 1 ■ >lr g^tHj f-aiupbel! sch hj Castaway, 4 y^a, Mr Murphy’s b(■ Tp.npietan, King PJi'Hp, Right Bower mn dUlo Tf ( ,u y Faukes and Princess Mary also ran. It was a sp.emUd race, and was won by half-a-lon ,th, 'Time, 2min 47|sec. y Sbllin ; Race, of 50 sovs. Entrance, 2 sovs Weight for age. ime mile, Hutchison’s Spritsail Tommy l,) Q dd ~, ‘ ” - - \ Flying Handicap of 150 sovp, added to a a ,nHft Sta^e ' ® 80V8 ‘ Three-quarters of Phepbe Colt 1 Templeton % A grand race. Won by a head. (From our own Correspondent.) , .^ n .^ 5e Hurdle Race Rory O’M ore disposed of his nder at the first hurdle. For the Autumn Handicap m-- , , post. Castaway was 43 ' t -*e went to the Templeton, 5 , lr “ rs , s favorite, 2to 1 ■ 4to"> \ ~ ’ Hercules and King Philip, j. a" start r ‘ ade, Parawhenua rushing Ut, i® ak,ng B,TOn ®f ™rdng, Princess * '■ l ”S hi.s attendant, a ith Castaway not wpv^rn* nd * rest i in the r,K:k - The P a ce was tb™ T y an 1 at the top turn : e /n C,! la , y be^Y ecl l >'ar.iwhenua. Castaway, T«iS < i CU eB, /* c was never headed. KW P pf ? S- Waß fourt K md Bower fifth,