Sporting News

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 80, 5 January 1892, Page 2

S porting News

f PBft TOTTED VBEBB ABBOOIATION. I *f- ! "*'* -.«:. Bulls, January 2. The^fdftSwing are tbe results of the second day's racing at Bulls :— Hack--Hw6les— Nat, 1; Commotion, 2 ; Corsair, 3. Dividend, £10. Railway Handicap— Torpedo, 1 ; Ranee Nuna, 2 ; Cordelia, 8. Dividend, £2 Is. Hack Jsa.ce — Priscflla, 1; ferla, 2; Swindler, 3. Dividend, £9 13s» Shorts Race— King John, 1; Prioress, 2; Explosion 3. Dividend, £& Is. - Consolation— Musket, 1; St. Malo, 2. Dividend, £11 11s. "^^^^"^^ At Waikbuaiti Races yesterday the Maiden Plate j ; was wpn b j fßandonald, I the solitary 'investor feceivragAfil^Ss. Cinnabar, 7-10, won the Cap, Milord,' |^f-beirig*4heWtfy*^ I Wwe^Lerpy,; 7^,m)^e mw&esbury Handicap, beating three ethers arid paying £3 Is. "* '.' • <7t " T ; , .-n . Jb'oxxoN, January 2. ' The ' following are < %hs' weighlfttfaftJTe Fbxton races id -beiheld Jon; JamtSry 22nd. h^Y. vmmc!) . t; jW . . BLtiNG-rrWekajj 9^ .Torpedo,, and Angler, B.l2;,.Py^amuji, i ß^ p &$. 8-2 ;; RuftiSj; B r q; Wanganoi and TubitarafeV 7-J^J MHsket and Ti Forjtnnei ' e-lSY^ftprett}' Parama anjff Koromifco! tf9J 'Oi r sioni -toy j: HukpLES^-Empire, saiiO.; j PjjWam^, 1042 ; i j fifaf. j 942; ;i^.aMifeDqff»' u M; ,W«rdrobea94 I ;:.Hiamoe; aj^jfflakgStewards' HAKß^CAP-rCottratito, 9Vff; TorpedpT^^ 1 ;' ityftv*ek»«B*; ■Anglerj '84 jJ'Pypamu^^Bos-, Mahara^ind She, 7-12; Musketeer^andaGpraelia^?^; ganm»,..6-12:. Fortune- Moaket, land Ra'c^g Wtk FB&ndoti*"Eoxtdtf antt <Gonranto£ 8-13 ; /Forp«4j, Bil^^Wj»ktf< {ahdn A^derj! S&iM&top, and Ros, 7-12; Sh^^ljotogar, 7-5; Brown Duke,. 7-4; Cordefia, 70; ganni, 610^r Forran^fo^SV^os, 6-7. Prime Warden, 3 Retina, and British Xiion, 8*4 ;■ Recluse, 8-0; Rosefeldt, 7-9^ • Cruchfiold, v-o i we*a, Krina, and Q-'n Ibfiifium^s; 7-7; Pearl Powder, and Huer&na, 7-6 ; Free Lance, 7-5; HeatherßelljThatne,prestige,T^otpedo, and'^arnoaj^?^; Gfetonnev.^'-o 1 ; Hakyaanaj^ .and jEjfrowa Jewel^ 7-2rLa Petite" "Filfej 'an^ f'Raiiee/^Krai'af, 0 7-0 ; Kapua, and Swordbelt? 6-12 V Merganser, 6-11; A^ftni^Rose/ie^Mi^ /Chatelaine, Eros, and Jeannie, Deans. '6-7. The annual' sal^bjP 4 yiM{rlitigs;^i ; p 'Sfo Thos. ; Moi*ih v rStuid i PaW/^o»k place to-:day. ■- There was a large attendance sdri $ and - Richards, ?of Victoria^ >Qy QStead, H. D.Qrmond, S. H. Gollan, D. O'Brien, W. Eothboncond P. Butler. ;The, bidding .was-, spirited, and r the lots realised high prices/ The gVetltes^^rar* petition was for the TTqrdenfeldt— Frailty colt, the full" Brothel? tMZalinski and mousqaetafire^ and ja reiT^hvidsome well-built /yearljngi and atteir e^eTting biddia^ He iiroslpyrcbifeedr'hrLMr J. Bichards, of Vicloria for 2200 guineas The 17 Jots ofl»rw J by Mr Moran re* avera gs a{ i3p>guiiieas. ., , 1t!1/ .... At Tatters'a^C^PM^ii^Tday the following was. tiißTresult of the principal event:^ *m*Hl3 Y TJ AH A Tattebsall's Club -Cup, a handicap of 800 s^ys— Sfi. Albftiii HJ \l^ 2 ; Forty Winks, >jb. Fourteen started; Betting, Stt.'^^gainsr'BfttWel, 3 to 1 Forty Winks, 7^Tl%4lbanß. Won by long neck. Time^Smin MJsec. ;.{;SayX;.^y^n|s^^^%&j^ by! Nordenfei^: r fco'm f{ «¥i6%l»^M bfotheV^ tms yotiDgfgeiitieman ws« «nb> ! to«ted ! ye^terday v with; the result; thatth* waß parchased'% of^J^i bourne, 'for -^OO -j gu^neu% 7^cJOß^l76 gumeasiQorjB J iha^{Mr // opllaa^paid;^