HORSE RACING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2072, 6 May 1907, Page 3

HORSE RACING.

THE THOUSAND GUINEAS. Press Association. —Copyright. LONDON, May 3. At the Newmarket meeting the Thousand Guineas Stakes resulted: Witch Kim 1, Frugality 2, Sixty 3.

M ARLBOROU GH ACCEPT AN CES. Rrcss Association BLENHEIM, last night. Following are tlic acceptaonces for the Marlborough Racing Club’s Autumn meeting on May Bth and 9th Hurdles—Repulse 10.13, Acetylene 10.0, Romany Lad 10.0, Ivaingatahi 9.13’ To Kainuj 9.10, Makino 9.0. Welter —Truthful 9.7, Povonia 9.7, iliro 9.0, Clem„8.10, Tiwlia 8.9, Melton Hall 8.9, Gold Bird 8.3. Cup—Aeolus 9.9, Royal Blue B.G, Narcotic 8.0, Molocli 7.11, Naphtha

7.8, Trent 7.7, Waitanu 7.4, Silken Rein 7.3, William 7.3, Hiro 7.0, Rosie 6.10, La, Torpedo 6.10. Autumn Hack-3Mataari 8.4, Lady Beresforil S.O, lloata i .9, Olein i -9, Compass 7.8, Barley 7.8, Kai Errin 7.6, San Julie 7.4, Sweet Hill 7.0, Blume 7.0. Flying Handicap—lto 9.0, Platypus 9.0, Scotch Heel 8.7, Trent 8.5, White Ribbon 7.13, Silken Rein 7.12, Hillspring 7.4, Barley 7.0. Bracelet —Lawn Rose 11.5, Tiwlia 11.0, Melton Hall 11.0, Rosie 10.12, Acetylene 10.11, Romany Lad 10.10, Kaingatahi 10.9, Gold Bird 10.8, Sweet Hill 10.7, Geislit Girl 10.7, Mokapauna 10.7, Taane 10.7, Makine 10.7, Blue Spur 10.7. Electric —Mataari 9.0, Kaiuku 8.12, St. Killian 8,9, Playmate 8.7, Hillspring 8.7, Barley 8.3, Kai Errin B.D, Sail Julie 8.0, Sweet Mountain 7.7, Blume 7.7, Heroine 7.7, Oblivion 7.7, San Toy 7.7, Catriel. 7.7, Secretary 7.7. CHRISTCHURCH R-0, MEETING. CHRISTCHURCH, last night. , Tho Christchurch Racing Club’s Autumn Meeting was held on Saturday at the Plumptou course in beautiful weather with a good attendance

The totnlisntor invostnionts woro £5844 10s. Scsults :

High-weight Handicap, of .50 sovs, one mile—Alonkoy Puzzle 1, Loosido 2, Fancy Work 3. Also started—AVot Blanket, King Stork and Narcissus. Won by two lengths. Timo 1.47 3-5. Divs, £2 Is and 14s. Alnidon Handicap, of 35 sovs, 7 furlongs—Sant Rosalior 1, AV’ost Wind 2, Giovanni 3. Also started—Coalgatc Vale, St. Anno and Slow Alog. AVon by 2 lengths. Timo, 1.13 1-5. Divs, £4 10s and £2 2s. ’

Christchurch Autumn Handicap, of 100 sovs, 1 mile and a quarter—Harvest 1, Probable 2, Lapland 3. Also started—Stronghold, Mnknroff, Fiord Gun.- AA’on by a length. Timo, 2.13 3-5. Divs, £3 18s and £1 4s. Riccarton Handicap Trot, of 45 sovs, two miles—Britannia 1, AA’oodtliorp Maid 2, Edward R 3. Also started —\ r ornx, Princo AA’nrbeck, Bill Ben Blackwood, Craigarusky, PrL tlieo, Elowee, To Pornngi, Forest Chimes and Aliss Foxlinll. AA’on by 3 lengths. Time, 5.15. Divs, £7 10s a luff £l.

Flying Handicap, of GO sovs, fivo furlongs—Gwendoline 1, Aimeo Soult 2, Silk AA’cb 3. Tho only starters. AA’on by 3 lengths. Timo, 1.4 1-5. Div, £2 16s.

Hack Handicap, of 25 sovs, G furlongs—Heorthon 1 ,Gypsobel 2, Alonkoy Puzzle 3. Also started—Patty Pan and A r alo. AVon easily by four lengths. Time, 1.18 3-5. Div, £3 lGs.

Welter Handicap, of 50 sovs, 6 furlongs—Czar Kolohol 1, Tessera *2, Jolly 110 ger 3. Also started—fvanoff, AVatovshoot, Mango, Don Orsino, King Stork and AVostwind. Won onsily by 3 lengths. Time, 1.16 3-5. Divs, £ll 14s and £1 14s. Sproydon Handicap Trot, of 45 sovs, 1 mile—O.l.O; 1, Berlin M 12, Fiellona, Joy, Lilia lluon, Electric Bell and AA'airaka. AA'on easily by 4 lengths. •Time, 2.33. Divs, £1 10s oiid £4 10s. PERSONAL. A Press Association telegram from Blenheim states that His Excellency A’ice-Admiral Sir AVilmot Fawkes, commandant oF the Australasian squadron, has accepted the invitation of the Marlborough Pacing Club to attend its meeting on AA r ednesday and Thursday next. The Bov. L. Dawson Thomas and Airs. Thomas returned to Gisborne on Saturday morning per the Zealandio, after an enjoyable holiday in Sy_»voy. Mr. E. Ballantyne, of the T. and G. Mutual Life Assurance arrived by the Zealandia, on Saturday morning, on a visit of of inspection. Mr. A. A. Bethuno, of the Audit Department, is at present in Gisborne. The death occurred at 1 o’clock yesterday afternoon of Air. G.®3. Anderson, engineer of the Tuatesi, after a long and painful illness. Deceased; was a native of Glasgow, and came to the colony about seven years ago. He was employed as third engineer on the Alokoia, and when the Tuatea was built he joined that vessel. Deceased leaves a wife and a little boy, aged 4. A Press Association telegram from ■Auckland states that the Hon. J. A. Millar, who arrived from Thames on Saturday afternoon, leaves for AVhangarei on Monday evening. He will be banqueted in Auckland next Friday evening, and expects to leave for Wellington on Saturday. Captain Humming went South by the Moura last night. His Lordship the Bishop of AA raiapu left for Napier last night. The Pev. H. N. AVright left by tlic Moura last evening on a holiday.