SPORTING.

Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 242, 21 October 1901, Page 3

SPORTING.

j Y.A.T.C. MEETING. 1 HYMETTUS AVI NS THE CAULFIELD CUP. • By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyrigbl Melbourne, Oct. 19. ' There was tine weather and a large attendance for the concluding day of the Caulfield .Meeting. The following are the results : Moora Trial : Felicitous 1, Attitude 2, Fuilctte 3. Seven started. Betting: Even Felicitous. AVon easily by a length. Time 1.453. Oby Hurdles: Tatter AA'allop 1, Ply-mc-rton (late Deport) 2, Rickshaw 3. Fifteen started. Betting: 9to 2 against Tatter Wallop, who won easilv. Time 4.7-}. CAULFIELD CUP. Hymettus ... ... ... 1 AVake-ful ... ... ... 2 Flagship ... ... ... 3 j All acceptors except Rock Gun started, j letting : 7 to 2 Wakeful, 9 to 2 Hvrnet- i us. Wakeful. Bonnie Ckiel, Hymettus. I nd Blunderer were in the van most of j he way, and, as the lield turned into the traight, the order was Wakeful, Hymens, Blunderer, Caledonia, Flagship, j ml Bonnie Chiel. The latter was soon j one with. and. at the distance* Hymetus

; challenged Wakeful, and a great struggle j ensued, Hymetus winning on the post by | half-a head, with Flagship a length away j third, and Caledonia fourth. Time 2.35}, | which is a record for the race.

| AVyuna Steeplechase : Reynard 1. Excelsior 2, Aroha :i. Thirteen started. ! Betting ; :i to 1 Orthez, 10 to 1 on winner. ! AVon by three lengths. Time 4.44. | Gwyn Nursery: Jrunbridge 1, Great I Soon 2, Homeward Bound 3. Twentyeight started. Betting : 3 to 1 Fishery, ! 12 to 1 against the winner. It was a good - race, and was won by a neck. Time 57}. : An accident happened through Latchkey, i Fishery, and Caritaila coming down, j Ross, the rider ui Latchkey, sustained | concussion of the brain, j Windsor Handicap: Maniock 4, AVairiri .2, Fortune Teller 3. Twenty • seven | started. Betting: 1 to 1 Lady Grafton, ! ;6to J Maniock. A good race. AVon by ! | a head. Time 1,16}. i By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright London, Oct. 19. At the Newmarket Second October Meeting, tho Middle Park Plate resulted : i Miustoad 1, Charades 2, Port Blair 3. NEW ZEALAND CUP. By Telegraph—Press Association. Christchurch, Saturday. The following acceptances wero received in connection with the C.J.C. Spring Meeting:— I

! Sew Zealand Cup of loOOsovs, two miles. i Mr F. Watson’s b gBafctleaxo, aged 8 a j Mr J. Boreland’s br ii Fuhnen, agod | lion. G. McLean’s cli li Pampero, 8 8 4yrs 8 2 Mr Douglas Gordon’s blk m Tortu 11a, aged 8 1 Hon. J. D. Ormond’s b m Ideal, byrs 8 1 Mr E. J. Watt’s b in Palaver, 6yrs Mr V. Harris’ ch g Sfcrathnairn, 7 ‘J aged 7 S Mr F. Watson’s b m Okoari, aged, including "»lb penalty... 7 s Mr E. Cutts’ br g Djin-Djin, 6yrs Mr P. E. Baldwin’s br g Fashion, 7 7 oyrs, including 51b penalty ... 7 7 Mr G. P. Donnelly’s b i lvahuwai, dvrs, including 31b penalty ... 7 3 Mr W. Davis’ b h Mel wood, 4yrs... Mr A. Moss’ g c Canteen, 3yrs, in7 2 cluding 31b penalty 7 2 .Mr D. O’Brien’s b g Military, 4yrs 7 0 Mr G. Hunter’s ch h Sirius, 4yrs... Messrs Baxter Bros.’ b g Will-o’the* 0 13 Wisp, dvrs 6 13 Sir George Clifford's b li Glenaladale, 4yrs 8 10 Stewards’ Handicap of 500sovs, six furlongs.

Blazer JO •> Dundas 8 ;i Okoari 11 (> Glenogie 8 3 .Jabber 0 -l Koval Artillery 7 10 Gohispur ... 0 0 Jomima 7 9 Pampero ... 0 0 Calibre 7 8 Ostiak s 12 Honaosa ... 7 0 The Shannon 8 7 St. Michael 7 0 Cora Linn ... S 7 St. 1’itia 0 12 St. Denis ... 8 t> Kealoy I) 12