SPORTING.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2492, 1 April 1882, Page 3

SPORTING.

MORNING GALLOPS,

The work done on the course before breakfast yesterday morning is soarcely worth reporting. Outts was first at work, and sent the Dauphin, accompanied with the Toi-toi filly and the Poet, a turn round at a good strong pace. The three moved well, and got through their work in a satisfactory manner. Lunn’s team were tho next to follow. Old Clarence did eome strong useful work, Whitbateh and Welcome Jack following at a good steady pace. Canard was then put through some steady work, and was followed by Quamby, going twice round at a fair pace. Nonsense and Siesta then came in for a once round, slow. The chains were then removed from the course proper, and Holderness, followed by Nonpareil, were sent round, the former commencing and finishing at top speed, and moved strong and well. Sam Higgott's Champagne colt by Javelin— Flattery, who by-the-by is named Free Lanoe, was indulged in a spin later on, and moved in good style. A number of others were out taking an airing, with an occasional short canter. On Thursday morning Natator and Vanguard, we hear, did good gal'ops on the turf.

AUCKLAND EASIER MEETING. [PBKBS ASSOCIATION TBLnOBAMI.I AUCKLAND, March 31. The following are the general entries and acceptances for the Auckland Easter Meeting : Easteb Handicap, 50 sovs; distance, two miles —Eandwick, Oat slb ; Maid of h onor, Sat 81b ; Mischief, Bst 41b ; King Quail, Sat 91b ; Larry, 7st 111 b ; Slander filly, 7st 101 b; Tim WhiiEer, 7st 91b; Louie, 7st Sib; Scukar, 7st 51b; Angler, 7st 91b; Yatapa, fist 121 b; Dewdrop, 6st 111 b ; Lonehand, fiat 101 b ; My Dream, fist 71b ; Luckpanny, fist 81b ; Nor M, fist 41b. Handicap Steept.echase, 100 eovs, three miles and a half. —Grey Momus, list 71b; Te Whetu, list ; Matau, list ; Hard Times, lOst 51b ; Harkaway, 10st 51b ; Catchom, lOst 101 b ; Wild rayrell, lOst : Eakan, lOst.

Tradesmen’s Plate. Vampire, Lara, Othol.o, Kenilworth, Pocket, Tim Whiffler, Maid of Honor, My Dream, Diver, Virginia Water, Grand Duchess, Larry, Slander filly, Scotch Mist, Little Nelly, Tenamhra, Soukar, Luck Penny, Paramena, Mischief, King Quail, Maori, Mavis. Hurdle Race.— Matan, To Whetu, Lone Hand, Wild Dayrell, Harry Mount, Harkaway, N or M, Eakau, Grey Momus, Catchem, Angler. Selling Race —Ratcatcher, £SO ; Rocket. £SO ; Moonstone, £7O ; Y atapn, £SO ; Soukar, Mavis, Lara, £SO ; Vampire, £.' 0. Publicans’ Purse. Othello, Amazon, Maid of Honor, Katipo.Cnida, Virginia Water, Slander filly, Eandwick, Mischief.

Fltinq Stakes.— Othallo. Amazon, Maid of Honor, Diver, Virginia Water. Yattendon, Fanny Fisher, Slander filly, Florin, Tradnoor, liunee, Miseh ef.

Ellkbslxk Handicap.— Amazon, Maryhyrnong, ’J elopey, ICatipo, Ouida, The Laird, Loaie, Slander filly, Tattendon, Fanny Fisher, Florin, Landseer, Tenambra, Nigger The Shorts. —Vampire, Black Cock. Kenilworth, Othello, Batcitehnr, Amazon, Bocfcet, Maid of Honor, Tim Whiffler, Moonstone. Glenfern, Diver, N or M, Virginia Water, Larry, Grand Duchess, Slander filly, Bandwiek, Scotch Mist, Little Nelly, Soukar, Lnokpenny, Para—mena. Mischief, Mavis, King Qaail, Maori. TABANAKI EAOES. [PBBSB ASSOCIATION TBLB9BAM.] NEW PLYMOUTH, March 31. There was a good attendance. The amount passed through the totalis at or on the first day was £2OOO. The sport to-day was good. A general feeling of contentment prevailed. Handicap Hurdle. Catchem 1 Katipo ... .. ... ... ... a Grey Mourns ... ... ... ... 3 The totalisator showed 206 on Oatohem, 66 on Katipo, 46 on Grey Momus, 26 on Totara. A good start was effected, and Oatohem, followed by Totara, took the first hurdle. Grey Momus being third, they passing the stand in the same order. On passing the stand a second time, Catchem and Totara were together, wi'h Grey Momus two length* behind. About half a mile from home Grey Momus put on a splendid spurt, and collared the favorite, but during an exciting spin fell back fairly done up, leaving the race to Oatohem and Katipo. The former won by about a length. Autumn Handicap of "ISO sovs, one and three-q.--arter miles. Bandwiek, 9st lib 1 Larry, Bst ... ... ... ... 2 Don, 7st4lb 3 Larry and Bandwiek attracted principal attention, A bad start took place, of which Bandwiek had the advantage of Larry, Dan being third. These places were kept, Normanby bringing up the rear. On rounding the straight Bandwiek was held in by Williams, whilst Larry was doing bis best. Within four lengths of the winning post, without effort Bandwiek came away and won. Time—3min 12Jsecs. Ladies’ Purse of 40 sovs; one mile and a distance. Bandwiek, list 21b ... ... ... 1 Fanny Fisher filly, Bst 61b 2 Odd Trick, 10st 41b 3 Endymion and Isaac Walton also ran. Lorry was scratched. A fair start was made. The filly, with Odd Trick and Bandwiek in attendance, led past the posr. Isaac Walton ran off the course, and injured himself severely, and the jockey was considerably shaken. Endymion plunged and reared and kicked down a man. Odd Trick put on a spurt and led a good distance, Bandwiek taking matters comfortably until about four lengths from rounding the straight, when he passed everything before him, and came in a winner hands down. The totalisator showed Bandwiek, 100 ; Fanny Fisher filly, 73 ; Odd Trick, 45 ; Endymion, 23 ; Isaac Walton, 15. The accident caused by Isaac Walton’s bolting was rather serious. A dog frightened the horses, causing them to swerve, and in doing so knocked over a perambulator, with a chili of Mr Boyse’s in it, and broke the child’s arm, Isaac Walton injured his back severely and had to be supported off the course. County Handicap, 50 eovs ; H miles. Larry, 7st 101 b .. 1 Scotch Mist, 7st 51b 2 Bon Jonr 3 Larry led nearly all the way until challenged when entering the straight by Scotch Mist; a hot contest and a smart race home ensued, Larry winning by a head. Bon Jour was a good third. Consolation Back, SO sovs; 1 mile. Dan, Sat 51b .. 1 Bon Jour, 7st 21b 2 Normanby, fist 4lb 3