FEILDING J.C. AUTUMN MEET ING.

Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 232, 4 April 1896, Page 2

FEILDING J.C. AUTUMN MEET ING.

By " Sport." Tho first day's races of the above meetiug, which takes place on Easter Monday, has all along promised to be a big day, there bciug a good number of horses in town, owners finding it hard to get loose boxes. Tho weather is the only diawback to" the meeting, as was the case last year, and even if it was to be a fine day the course would be heavy, and we would have to look amongst the light wcightand mud plungers for the winners. All the horses have been fairly treated ih the handicappingGiven tiue weather tomorrow aud Monday I place the following for places in the different events : — Flying Handicap, of 60 soys ; 6 furlongs. Allan-a-dale ... ... ••• 1 Sedgobrook ... ... ••• 2 King John 3 With Bowshot as an off chance. Handicap Hurdles, of 60 soys; 2 miles and a distance. Narrate .... ... ••• 1 Canard ... ... ••• 2 Auroa ... ... ••• » Handicap Hack Hurdles, of 40 soys; 1 : ; miles. • Steel King 1 roisill 2 Tun by ... » Feilding Handicap, of 200 soys ; 1.-V miles. Eleven horses have accepted for the Handicap. The company engaged is of a very good order and should result in a good race. Ngatuere has proved himself a very consistent performer but I do not faucy his chauce with his weight (Bsfc 111 b) and the same may be said of Pompom. Lotiou aud Flying Shot may fiud the distauce too much. After Aio's performance in the Napier Cup and other races I hold her show second to none. Of the others Ebor and Princess Cole should be worth watching and if the going be heavy Swift's chance appears to" be very good. To pick them straight out I place them Aio 1 Ebor II 2 Princess Cole ... ... 3 First Handicap Hack Flat, of 50 soys . LV miles. First Result " 1 Opai 2 Thrush 3 Winter Oats, of 50 soys ; 1 mile. Gold Cup 1 Bloomsbury ... ... ... 2 Umslopogoas... ... ... 3 First Handicap Hack Flying, of 40 soys ; 6 furlongs. Secrecy 1 Maid Marion ... 2 Crescent ... ... ... 3

[Per Press Association.] London, April 1. Paris won the Great Northamptonshire Stakes. Thirteen started. Paris, who was favorite, won iv a canter by six lengths.