SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Evening Star, Issue 4053, 22 February 1876, Page 2

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

OAMARU RACES. The following are the weights for theprincxpal events at this meeting • Hdbdle Race.-- Tummy Dod ?, list 91b; TheoJore, list 61b ‘ Banjo, 9st 101b; Young Ahna,9st 21b; Mutineer, 9st; Bob Apples,

N.0.T.0. Handicap.-Tommy Dodd,9st 91b: P rotest )» 51b; Cloth cf Gold, itSif M: 21b A deception. 7st lab; Sir William, 7«st6Jb; Steamer, 7stslb; 7st 31b: Glengarry, late Kan■TZi. St 6 fb ; Eami>lcway ’ 81b = BWt Handicap.— Deception, Bat;‘ Sir Will am, 7sb 10 b; Steamer, 7st 91b; Ring7*t 81b; Nabouch’ish, 7st 61b; Lyndon. ; Mutineer, 7st; Banjo, 6stl2lb; Blair Athol, 6st lllb: Glengarry fetlOlb; Mischief, 6st 6b; No Gentleman!

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB RACES-

following nominations for the handicaps to be run at tbe March Meeting were received at the Empire Hotel last evening

„ m _ WJBUCANS handicap. Mr * mß ? n a ch g Merry Monarch. 5 yra Mr H. Prince she Cocksure, 8 yrs 5“ Swanson’s ch sr Sir William, 5 yrs ?J r 5' S.S 1 ? 811 . 8 P & Fishhook, 8 yra Mr S’ 9 ® neu 8 h g Haphazard, aged 2WS a^’ b i c A^ el (b y Foteutate-Una), 3 yrs Mr Watt sb g Parawhenua, 6 yrs ; Mr p - CampbeU’s ch o Daniel O’Bonrke. 3 yra Mr K. Bay sb hj Tadmor, 4 yrs Mr E. Bay’s b hj Defamer, 5 yrs Mr T. Keenan’s oh g Jack the Plat, aged Mr H. Yeend’s b hj King Philip. 4 yra Mr §• I e ® nd ’ 8 )>& Rory O’More, H.Eedwood-sblhGuy Pawkes. 4 yrs WMSS, 8 1 b i Flj “' F “ (bf Fim °*- Mr E. M’lvor’s b hj Hercules, 4 yrs Mr T: W. Stand’s br o The chief, 3 yrs Mr M. Studholme’s ch o Cloth of Gold. 3 yrs 5f r b Ravensworth—Barbary, 3 yra Mr P. W. Delamaln’s bhj Templeton, 5 yra ** m' 5 e , lama f n ’ B b f Pungawerewere, 3 yrs Mr P. W. Delamam's b hj Elfin King, 4 yrs Mr D. Carson’s b m Nelly KingfTyra

‘ „ , . HORDI.E RICE. Mr 5 0url ey soh g Kildare, axed Mr B. Fraser’s ch g Banjo, aged n n-n S?r ® b * g ¥, uli ?®® r o*** Glenore), 5 yrs Mr D, 0 s Auckland Kate, aged * Mr P Campbell’s b g Tommy Dodd, aged Mr Thomas Forster’s b g Coquette (by Tom King. out of Mabel s dam), aged " Mr B. MTvor’s b g Whalebone, aged Mr W. Davis’s b g Theodore, aged

w SOCKET CLUB HANDICAP, Mr S' Coombe’s b b Bight Bower, 6 yrs Mr Thompson’s ch g Merry Monarch. 5 yrs Mr H. Driver's ch m Seauntreus, 5 yrs Mr H. Prince’s b c Cocksure, 3 yrs Mr W. Swanson’s ch g Sir William, 5 yrs Mr D. 0 Brien’s b g Fishhook, 3 yrs Mr D. O’Brien’s b g Haphazard, aged Mr Buckland’s bo Ariel, 3 yrs 8 Mr P. Campbell’s ch c Daniel O’Bourke, 8 yrs Mr P. Campbell she Tattler, 3yrs Mr P. Campbell’s b g Tommy Dodd, aged Mr B. Ray’s b hj Tadmor, 4 yrs Mr T. Keenan’s ch g Jack the Flat, aged Mr T. Keenan’s ch g Gamecock, age<r Mr H. Yeend’s b hj King Philip, 4yrs Mr H. Yeend’s b g Eory O’More, aged Mr H. Bedwood’s br f Amohia, 3 yrs Mr H. Redwood’s b c Korari, 3 yrs Mr H. Redwood’s bl hj Guy Fawkes, 4 yrs Mr G. M'Gavin’s b hj Flying Fish, 4 yrs Mr B, M’lvot’s b hj Hercules, 4 yrs Mr T. W, Stand’s br o The Chief, 8 yrs Mr M. Studholjue’s oh o Cloth of Gold, 8 yrs Mr F. W. Delamain’s b hj Templeton, 5 yrs Mr F. W. Delamain’s hr f Pnngawerewera 8 m Mr P. W, Delamain’s br hj Elfin King 4 vra Mr D. Conan’s ch m Seabird, 4 yrs 7 Mr D. Conan’s Merrimac filly, 3 yrs.

~ ■ „ . . novel each. Mr f StoUtk’B bhWletid, Sm” Mr j. Stephenson's bo Steamer, srn Mr D. Corson's b m Nelly Bug, 4 jST

- ITBSPXMBASS BATOOtf. 2f*S’ Ssphrtlsbg TommyDoodTagcd M Rose) GaTlllß Nata,re (*>y Prince jSfred-’Wild Mr 5; M'lyor-sb * Whalebone, aged Mr W. Davis’s b g Theodore, aged

rOBIDBT HANDICAP, Mr Geo. Coombe's bhj Bight Bower 6 yts Mr T. Thompson’s ch g Merry Monarch, 6 m . Mr H. Drivers ch m Seaunlrens, 5 yrs Mr H. Prince's b « Cocksure, 3 yrs . Mr Swanson's dig Sir William, 5 yzs Mr D. O’Brien’s b g Fishhook, 8 yrs Mr D. O’Brien’s b g Haphazard, aged ’ Mr Watt’s b g Parawhenua, 6 yrs Mr Bnckland sb c Ariel, 3 yrs Mr F. Campbell’s ch o Daniel O’Bourke, 8 yrs Mr P. Cambell’s bo Tattler, 8 yrs Mr E. Bay’s br hj Tadmor, 4 yrs Mr B. Bay’s b hj Detainer, 5 yrs Mr Thomas Keenan’s oh g Jock the Flat, aged - Mr T. Keenan's ch gGamecock, aged Mr H. Yeend’s b hj King Phi.ip, 4yrs Mr H. Yecnd’s b g Bory O’More, aged Mr H. Bedwood’s br t Amohia, 3 yrs Mr H. Eedwood’s b c Guy Fawkes. 4 yrs - Mr H. Bedwood’s b f Nora (by ToVtohi?l<)'?%r)'S yrs M* S' Redwood’s br c Korari, 8 yrs 5* MTvor’s b hj Hercules, 4 yrs 2? • ®haud*B br c The Chief, 4 yrs Mr M. Stndholme’s ch c Cloth of Gold, 8 yrs Mr U* W. Delamam’s b hj Templeton, 5 yrs w £* JJ.- DMauiain’s br f Pungawerewete, 3 yra Mr F. W. Delamain’a br hj Elfin King, 6 yrs Mr 5- Corsan’s ch m Seabird, 4 yrs Mr D. Gorsan’s Merrimac filly, 3 yrs

„ ■ Futiko Handicap. ~~ 2.- 9po m he B h hj Right Bower, 6 yrs Mr 5 - 5f| ver ! s m Sea'intreus, 6 yrs H. Prince sb c Cocksure, 3 yrs i Mr W. Swanson’s b g No Gentleman, 6 yrs 2? m 8 Fishhook 3 yrs Mr Watt sb g Parawhenua, 6 yrs Mr Buoklamrs bo Ariel, 3 yrs Mr P. Campbell’s ch o Darnel O’Bourke. 3 yrs Mr E. Ray sb hj Tadmor, 4 yrs *"* Mr B, Bay sb hj Defamer. 6yrs Mr Thos. Kenan’s ch g Jack the Plat, aged Mr H. Yeend sb hj King Philip, 4 yrs Mr H. Yeend’s b g Bory O’More/agel 5Jr H. Redwood's br £ Amohiats yw Mr H. Bedwood’s bl hj Guy Fawkes, ,4 yrs ?? S’-S^tS 00 ?. 8 c Korari > Stand’s bre The Chief s yrs Mr Stndholme’s eh c Cloth of Gold, 8 yrs Mr T. 8 hand sb tby Eavensworth—Barbary,3 yra MrA. Smith's b hj Wee Lad. 5 yrT Mr 1/ Delamain’s bhj Templeton.S yrs Mr £elamain’s br hj Efffc King, iyrs P. W.Delamain’s br > f Pnngawerewere, 3 yrs 2? Stephensonsbo Steamer, 3yrs Mr D. Corsan’s b m Nelly King, * xrs Mr D. Conan's ohm Seabird, 4yrs. The entry of Theodore for the Hurdle Bace was not in tno list tht xnornixur papers. ti l 6 PubHcam’ Hurdle Race, : Duiieditt Jockey C uh, and Steeplechase Handicaps will he declared on Monday, 28th February. THo « ovrl Handicap will he declared on the evening of the first day’s races; the Forbury and Flying Handicaps on the evening of tiie seeond dayV races. It will be seen that there are in all 129 entries, ag.iinst 114 last year, there is a de* crease of thiee in the Hurdle Race, one in . the Steeplechase, and two In the Novel Rate; whilo the Public.iiis’ Handicap is increased by two. Handicap by five, the ’ Forbury Handicap by five; ana the Flying Handibapoy mne It is i atber Ominous for their backexp thi>t the r ames of six Cup horses do not appeak e.jt red of the above events, which looks i ery like not; showing up at the meeting ut all. They are Atlas, Izaak Walton, Follefanne, Blair Athol, Nabouchiisb, and Freestone. Atlas has doubtless finished bis racing career, andßlwr Athol and Nabouch-, lish unfortunately broke down yesterday morning, and will probably be thrown out of trsdamg for _ this meet mg. Ibe colt promised wed, if it had not > een for a s tain he received at Christchurch, and he had been barked to win a lot of morey. Naboucfalish, bemg well bred and having almost a featherweight, had also been' Well backed at long r noes. A rumor was current last evening that Amohia had also “ gone crooked,” but as she is entered for several of the above races there is possibly no truth in it.

At a m eting of the Jockey Clnb, held last evening, it was resolved that the letter of Wm. “ B.ay—asking that his disqualification be removed— should be left to the consideration of the stewards by whom he was disqualified. It was deckled that a scrubbing shed should be erected in the saddling paddock, and that the privileges in connection with the varch MeetSlday.'tPuXSx" 1 * UCti ° U 0n