SPORTING.
By telegraph. Presa Aea’n, Copyright Rcooived 1.10 a,m., July 12. Melbourne, July 11. Mies King finished seventh in tbe Keilor Hurdles at FltmiDgion.
W.R.O. MEETING.
(Per Preii Association.) Wellington, last Dight. The Wellington Racing Club were favored with mogoifioent weather for the opening day of thoir winter meeting, and the attendance for an off-day was excel* lent. Prominent sportsmen from all parts of the oolony were preeonl in strength; The course wbs heavy, consequent opon the heavy rain of the preceding afternoon, The racing generally was interesting, and keen finishes eventuated fn several instances, The big race was robbed of interest by the aooidents to Slow Tom and Irish. The amount put through tbe . maoh'ine totalled £11,452, including £1335 on tbe double machine, as against £10,414 put through at the corresponding meeting of last year. The five investors on the winning double, the - Steeplechase and Parliamentary Handioap, reoeived £24® 16s each. The results were :-rStewards’ Handioap—Gawain 1, Medal, list 2, Jolly Friar 3. Soratohod : Waikato, St. Ciaimer, White Star, and -Aborigual. Time 1.21 4-5. Dive. £2 15s and £3 11s, Miramar Hack Handioap—Kuka 1, Togos 2, Watlethe 3. Soratched : Misohßnoe, Tupona,. 0.D., and Teitangi. There was a great finish, Kuka winning by a bare head. Time 1,87, dive, £2 16s and £2 • 7b. First Hack Hurdler —Prcsprotor 1, Black Reynard 2, A-teriod 3. Scratched : Oatrpaw. Won by a length and a-half. Time 3.31 2-5, dive. £ll Is and £4 4s
Wellington Steeplechase Handicap, Rrmgoa 1 Miicae-in ... ••• 2 P ayfair 8
Also started : Slow Tom and Irish. The field kept well together until at the six furlo; g« post on tbe lasi time round, when Slow Tom. whioh was feneiog splendidly, fell, and b*rely another furlODg had been oovered before Irish (King) came to grief. Playfair ran off on nearing tbe atra’ght, leaving Mocassin and Bongos, to fight out the issue. Rongoa had always tho best of tbn deal, and gained the honor- bv half a length. Time 7.7 2-5, div. £l2 B'.
Parliamentary Handicap—Narootlo 1, Waikato 2, Maui 3. Sotßtched : Shrapnel Shell, Won by two lengths. Time 160 3.5. divs. £l9 10s and £2 ss, Winter Hurdles —Shrapnel 1, Exmoor 2, Monarque 3. Soratohed : Irish and Cniragno. Bounoe fell at the first obstacle, and Pushful cannoning into Magnificent when the barrier went up took no further part in ths raoe. Exmoor, Shrapnel, end Monarque Bingled them*, selves out in the struggle for supremaoy, Exmoor was in the lead until rounding the top bend,, where Shrapnel usurped hii position, and etalliog off a challenge from the Porirua horse in tbe straight, won comfortably by a good length. Tim* 3.55 3 5, diva. £6 15b and £l I*. Te Aro Handioap—Pawa 1, Aboriginal 2. Silver Shell 3. Soratohed; Merri# Rose, Mischance, and Compass. There was a fine finish, Pawa winning by a neck. Time 1.7 3 5, divs. £3 6s and £lll*.
WELLINGTON WEIGHTS.
Bgj telegraph, Petrs Acs’a, CoiyrighU-
Wellington, last night. Tbe following are the weights for'the second day : —. ”'r ’ Onslow Handioap—Medallist and Ga* wain 11.3, Waikato 10.11, Mobility 10.8, Ailsa, Stronghold, and St Olaimcr 10,6, Marguerite 10.0, Captain Shannon 9.12, Aboriginal9.il, Sir Percivale 99, White Star 9,6, Tonderghie 9,3, Petticoat, Pearl Necklet, Hatley, Silver Shell, and Red Cross 9.0.
Final Hurdle Handioap—Exmoor 11,11, Cavalry and Shrapnel 11.4, Sol,' Ability, Irish, and Comfort 10.11, Handsome Rose, 1010, Florio and Bt. Lyra 10.8, Pushful 1 10.7, ..Romany King, Hydrant, and Monarque 10 4, -Defoe 10.2, Levant Weary Bil l , and Cniragno 10.1, Playfair 10.0, Sardonyx and Waiwera 912, Sleepwell and Magnificent 97, Bounoe 94, SHverlene 93, Salioia, Kohunui, Bangui* huina, Anadeja, and Kaipetipeti S 0. July Sleepleohase—Kiatere 12 8, So! 12.3, Haydn 11.3, Swimmer 11.0, Comfort 10.13, Phaetonitis 10 12, Earns and Nada* dor 10 10, Irish 10.8, Playfair and Moe> ossin 10.7, Rongoa 10.6, Baritone 104, Pipi 10.2, Waiwera and Hakaris 10.0, Eclair 9.13, South Star and Mawhiti 9.11, Narcissus and Oannongite 9.10, Kruger and Catherine G >rdon 9 9, Wtwuk*. Sleep well, Blaokberry, Lies*, L?v>nt. Rangiwbenua, Gr.duated T.x, and K.huoui 9.7.
Winter Oats Hand ; c*p —K-Tnlin 118, Gold Crown and Exmoor 11 1, Gawaiu and Waikato 10 8, Lvrr-t 10.6, Mobility 10 4, Na-ont c 10 2, Rose Madder 10 2, Jolly F iar 9 11 Submarine and Maui 99, St Olaime 96, Sorap,,el Btjell 9.3, Ohryseis and Sir Peroival 92, White Star, Truoe, Hatley, Oasis, Galahad and Rose Petal 9.0
Second Hack Hardies—Sol 1111,Black Reynard 11.0 Asteroid and Sardonyx 11 3, Convoy, Lull, and Narcissus 11.0, Tirolt 10.9 Anadeja 10 8, Faro and Prospector 10 4, Jack Pot and Caispaw 9.12, Black Squall 9.9, Kaipetipetl 9.8, Hekla, Paws, and Taxpayer 9 5 Reobabita 9.4, Freeland 9.3, W'waka. Whataroa, Brown Belt, Tarrifio Foe, Hoity Totiy, Sobraon Nogi f Ovrus, Domain, War Dog. and Error 9 0 Tborndon Haok -Aboriginal 11.0, Ma< taart 10 8. Pawa 10.6, Kuku 10.4. Waileih, Destruouon, and Splendid Idea 10.0, Silver Shell 9 12, Armamento 9.9, Pearl Neck et and Sir Galahad 97. Rosegrove, Pytohley, and Tekaoui 96, Merrie Bose, Lsncjwern, Compass, Somali, Rcsigo.'aud Golden Days §O. ■ "
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1806, 12 July 1906, Page 2
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