SPORTING.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2673, 31 October 1882, Page 3

SPORTING.

BY CABLE

By- Electric Telegraph—Copyright.

[reuter’b telegrams.]

Received October 30th, 7.35 p.m. MELBOURNE, October 30. The following horses have boon scratched for the Cup since 11 a.m., when the last forfeit was paid : —Boolka, Guesswork, and Navigator. Received October 30th, 3 p.m. MELBOURNE, October 30. 11.40 a.m. The following horses made the final payment for the Cup to-day : —Anglcsoa, The Assyrian, Belmont, Brunette, Boolka, Calma, Cunnamulla, The Drummer, Darebin, Essex, Plying Jib, First Water, Gudarz, Guesswork, Jessie, King of the Vale, Lord Lisgar, Lord Burghley, Little Jack, Mistaken, Navigator, Odd Trick, Pollio, The Queen, Santa Claus, Stockwell, Sting, Sylvauus, Sweet AVilliam, Segenhoe, Standard Bearer, Savanaka. Received October 31, 1.25 a.m. It is probable that the following horses will not start for the Cup to-morrow— Lord Burghley, First Water, Segenhoe, Flying Jib, Essex, Brdnette,' and The Queen, leaving twenty-two horses in the field. To-night’s hotting on the Cup is— Sweet William 5 to 2, Little Jack 6 to 1, Mistaken 7 to 1, Sting 12 to 1, Cunamulla 15 to 1, Sylvauus 15 to 1, Darehin 20 to 1, King of the Vale 20 to 1, Savanaka 20 to 1, Pollio 20 to 1, Odd Trick 25 to 1.

[special to press association.} Received October 30th. 10.40 p.m. MELBOURNE, October 30. The weather is very hot, and the training is slow. This morning Darebin did a two mile gallop very strongly, and finished well. Savanaka went over the sand track of two miles in 3min 41|sec, the last mile being done in Imin 41sec, which is a very very good performance. Cunnamulla did a serviceable gallop, and Sweet William, Gudarz and Santa Claus did a good mile and a quarter. The first-named finished well. The settling on the Derby is satisfactory. Navigator has been scratched. Sweet William has advanced in favor, and 100 to 10 is offered about him. Mistaken, 100 to IS (offered) ; Little Jack, 100 to 15 (offered) ; Sting, 100 to 9 (offered) ; Odd Trick, 100 to 7 (taken) ; Savanaka, 100 to 7 (taken) ; Sylvanua, King of the Vale, Stockwell, The Assyrian, Jessie, and Darebin, 100 to 7 (offered) ; 100 to 3 to 100 to 5 about the others. Sweet William or Little Jack should win. The best outsiders are Stockwell and Belmont.

Received 3.40 p.m. The weather continues glorious. The running in the Derby injured the position of Navigator in the Cup betting. The stable seem confident about Sweet William, and he is being backed quietly, but heavily, at sto 1. Little Jack and Mistaken are freely supported at 7to 1. Cunnamulla is at 10 to 1, Sting 100 to 8 (off), Sylvanus 100 to 5 (tk), Boolka, Belmont, King of the Yale, Calma, and Drummer 100 to 3 (off). Wagering, however, is paralysed, and there is nothing important doing, as the ring is waiting for hedging money. Visitors in crowds are coming. Navigator and Segenhoe are improbable starters.

NEW ZEALAND METROPOLITAN MEETING.

The entries for the following events were received last evening : The Eiccarton Welter Handicap, of 100 sovs, with a sweep of 5 sovs each to go to the second horse. Six furlongs. Mr G. G. Stead’s ch e Leos, 3 yrs Mr G. G. Stead’s ch c Leonata, 3 yrs Hon. W. Eobinson’s ch h Natator, aged Hon. W. Robinson’s ch f Iris, 3 yrs Mr F. C. Webb’s b f Blue Jacket, 4 yrs Mr Bates’ b c If So, 3 yrs Hon. G. McLean’s b f Gitana, 4 yrs Mr G. P. Williams’ b f Rebecca, 3 yrs Mr Lunn’s br g Whitbach, 6 yrs Mr E. Cutts’ ch c Matakau, 4 yrs Mr E. Cutts’ ch m Nautilus, 5 yrs Mr E. Cutts’ b f Aurora, 4 yrs Mr James Bell’s ch f Gold Dust 4 yrs Messrs Mason and Vallance’s br c Bundoora, 3 yrs Messrs Mason and Vallance’s ch c Murat, 3 yrs The Juvenile Plate of 150 sovs, with a sweep of 5 sovs eaeh’to go to second horse ; For two and three-year-olds. Five furlongs. Mr G. G. Stead’s ch c Leos, 3 yrs Mr G. G. Stead’s Trickster, 2 yrs Mr G. G. Stead’s ch f Leonessa, 2 yrs Hon. W. Eobinson’s ch f Iris, 3 yrs Hon. W. Eobinson’s b c Oudeis, 2 yrs Mr Bates’ b f The Jilt, 3 yrs Mr Bates’ ch f Minerva, 3 yrs Mr W. Souness’ b f Water Nymph, 2 yrs Mr J. Brabazon’s br c Malefactor, 2 yrs Messrs Mason and Vallance’s ch f Nonsense, 3 yrs Messrs Mason and Vallance’s b f Siesta, 3 yrs Messrs Mason and Vallanoe’s br f Helena, 2 yrs The Grand Stand Handicap—A Sweep of 5 sovs each, with 100 sovs added ; one mile.

Mr G. G. Stead’s blk h Betrayer, 6 yrs Hon. W. Robinson’s ch h Natator, aged Hon. W. Robinson’s br f On Hit, 6 yrs Mr T. Haines’ b g Statesman, 3 yrs Mr D. O’Brien’s br h Tasman, 4 yrs Mr Bates’ ch f Minerva, 3 yrs Sir H. Robinson’s br m Lady Emma, 5 yrs Hon. G. McLean’s b f Legerdemain, 4 yrs Mr E. Cutts’ ch c Matakau, 4 yrs Mr B. Cutts’ oh m Nautilus, 5 yrs Mr G. Lee’s br h Emir Bey, 4 yrs Mr J. Pillbrow’s b c Welcome Jack, 3 yrs The Epsom High Weight Handicap, of 100 sovs, with a sweep of 5 sovs each, to go to the second horse. One mile and a half. Mr G. G. Stead’s ch c Leos, 3 yrs Mr G. G. Stead’s ch c Leonato, 3 yrs Hon. W. Robinson’s ch h Natator, aged Mr W. C. Webb’s b h Blue Jacket, 4 yrs Mr D. O’Brien’s br h Tasman, 4 yrs Mr Bates’ ch h The Poet, 5 yrs Hon. G. McLean’s ch m Legerdemain, 5 yrs • Mr Cutts’ b in Aurora, 4 yrs Mr W. Bishop’s b c The Curate, 3 yrs Messrs Mason and Vallance’s ch c Bundoora, 4 yrs Messrs Mason and Vallanco’s ch e Murat, 3 yrs The Selling Race, a sweep of 3 sovs each, with 50 sovs. added. One mile and a quarter. Mr G. G. Stead’s b c Bayard, .£100; 3 yrs Hon. W. Robinson’s br m On Dit, -£SO, 6 yrs Mr Bates’ b c If So, .£2OO, 3 yrs Hon G. McLiean’s ch m'.Gitana, .£100,4 yrs Mr G. P. Williams’ b f Rebecca, .£IOO, 3 yrs Mr B. Cutts’ b m Aurora, .£IOO, 4 yrs Messrs Mason and Yallancc’s ch c Amulet, .£SO, 4 yrs The Railway Plate, of .£IOO sovs, for two-year-olds and upwards, w.f.a. Four furlongs. Hon W. Robinson’s br m On Dit, 6 yrs Hon. W. Robinson’s ch f Iris, 3 yrs Hon W. Robinson’s br f Oudcis, 2 yrs Mr Bates’ eh f Minerva, 3 yrs Sir W. Robinson’s brm Lady Emma, 5 yrs Hon. H. McLean’s c m Gitana, 4 yrs Mr D. Prondfoot’s b h Sir Modrod, 5 yrs Messrs Mason and Vallance’s ch f Nonsense, 3 yrs The Chkistchsech Plate of 5 sovs; a swoop of 5 sovs, each, with 150 sovs. added ; w.f.a.; once round and a distance. Mr G. G. Stead’s blk h Betrayer, C yrs Mr G. G. Stead’s ch c Leos, 3 yrs Hon. W. Robinson’s ch g Salvage, 4 yrs Hon. W. Robinson’s b c Cheviot, 3 yrs Mr Bates’ ch f Minerva, 3 yrs Sir H. Robinson’s br m Lady Emma, 5 yrs Mr D. Proudfoot’s b h Sir Modred, 5 yrs Mr G. Lee’s br h Emir Bey, 4 yrs Messrs Mason and Yallauee’s ch f Nonsense, 3 yrs Messrs Mason and Yallance’s br c Turquoise, 3 yrs The Metropolitan Handicap, a sweep of 5 sovs each, with 150 sovs added; 11 miles. Mr G. G. Stead’s blk h Betrayer, C yrs Mr G. G. Stead’s eh c Leos, 3 yrs Mr G. G. Stead’s ch c Leonato, 3 yrs Hon. W. Robinson’s ch h Natator, aged Hon. W. Robinson’s ch g Salvage, 4 yrs Hon. W. Robinson’s b c Cheviot, 3 yrs Mr D. O’Brien’s br h Tasman, 4 yrs Mr Bates’ b m Hilda, 5 yrs Mr Bates’ ch g The Poet, 5 yrs Sir H. Robinson’s br m Lady Emma, 5 yrs Hon. G. McLean’s b m Legerdemain, 4 yrs Air Horsford’s br h King Quail, aged Mr Cutts’ ch c Matakau, 4 yrs Mr D. Proudfoot’s b h Sir Modred, 5 yrs Mr G. Lee’s b h Emir Bey, 4 yrs Mr W. Bishop’s b c The Curate, 3 yrs

Mr Pillbrow’s b c Welcome Jack, 3 yrs Messrs Mason and Vallance’s hr c Turquoise, 3 yrs Messrs Mason and Vallance s ch c Murat, yrs The Spring Nursery Handicap of 100 sovs, with a sweep of 5 sovs each, to go to second horse; four furlongs. Mr G. G. Stead’s Trickster, 2 yrs Mr G. G. Stead’s ch f Leonossa, 2 yrs Hon. W. Robinson’s b c Oudeis, 2 yrs Hon. W. Robinson’s b c Barnaby, 2 yrs

lion. W.Robinson’s ch c, Cassivelannus — Pair Agues, 2 yrs Mr Webb’s c Albany—Bribery Mr W. Souness’ b f Water Nymph _ Messrs Mason and Vallance’s Deceit Messrs Mason and Vallance’s hr f Helena The Plying Handicap of 100 sovs, with a sweep of 3 sovs each to go to second horse ; six furlongs. Hon. W. Robinson’s b f, Cassivelannus — Envy, 4 yrs Hon. W. Robinson’s b c Cheviot, 3 yrs Hon. W. Robinson’s ch f Iris, 3 yrs Mr Bates’ h m Hilda, 5 yrs Mr Bates’ ch f Minerva, 3 yrs Hon. G. McLean’s h f Gitana, 4 yrs Sir H. Robinson’s b m Lady Emma, 5 yrs Mr Cutts’ ch c Matakau,4 yrs Mr Cutts’ ch m Nautilus, 5 yrs Mr Proudfoot’s h h Sir Modred, 6 yrs Mr G. Leo’s b c Emir Bey, 4 yrs Mr Pillbrow’s b c Welcome Jack, 3 yrs

Messrs Mason and Vallance’s br f Siesta, 3 yrs Messrs Mason and Vallance’s ch f Nonsense, 3 yrs The second payments were made for the following horses in The Derby Stakes, a sweep of 20 sovs each, with 250 sovs added. One mile and a-half. Closed with 38 subs. Mr G. G. Stead’s ch c Leos, by Leolinus —Petroleuse

Mr G. G. Stead’s ch c Leonato by Lcolinus —Wave Hon. W. Robinson’s b c Cheviot, by Traducer —Idalia Hon. W. Robinson’s h c Vanguard, by Traducer —En Avant

Mr Bates’ b s Minerva, by Totara —Red Rose

Mr Pillbrow’s h c Welcome Jack, by Traducer—Miss Flat Messrs Mason and Vallanco’s ch f Nonsense, by Albany—No Name The Welcome Stakes, of 15 sovs each, with 200 added, for two-year-olds; four furlongs ; closed with 30 subs. Mr G. G. Stead’s Trickster—by Leolinus Revoke.

Hon. W. Eobinson’s b c Oudeis, by Albany—No Name Mr W. Souness’ b f Water Nymph, by Totara —Water Sprite Mr J. Brabazon’s br e Malefactor, by Albany—Malice Messrs Mason and Vallance’s b f Helena, by Traducer—Strenna The C.J.C. Handicap ; a sweepstakes of 20 sovs each, with 500 sovs added; second horse to receive 50 sovs from the stake; third horse to save his stake. Nominations, 2 sovs, to go to the fund. Two miles. Closed with 70 subs.

st lb at lb Lady Emma... 810 Bundoora ... 710 Betrayer ... 810 Vanguard ... 7 6 Salvage ... 8 10 Poet ... ... 7 4 Emir Bey ... 8 5 Welcome Jack 611 Tasman ... 8 2 Turquoise ... 611 King Quail ... 7 13 Note—Owing to the top weights not accepting, all the above are raised 61b. The Canterbury Cup, a sweepstake of 20 sovs each, with 500 sovs added ; second horse to receive 50 sovs from the stakes; third horse to save his stake. Three-year-olds, 7st 6lb ; four-year-olds, 9st; five years, 9st 51b ; six years and aged, 9st 61b. Two miles and a quarter; closed with twenty-eight subs. Mr G. H. Leo’s br c Emir Bey, 4 yrs Mr G. Stead’s blk h Betrayer,„6 yrs Mr G. Stead’s oh c Leos, 3yrs Sir H. Eobinson’s b m Lady Emma, 5 yrs Messrs Mason and Vallance’s ch f Nonsense, 3 yrs Messrs Mason and Vallance’s br c Turquoise, 3 yrs Mr H. Goodman’s b h Sir Modred, 5 yrs Mr G. Bates’ eh f Minerva, 3 yrs Mr J. H. Lunn’s b c Welcome Jack, 3 yrs Hon. W. Robinson’s ch g Salvage, 4 yrs Hon. W. Robinson’s blk c Vanguard, 3 yrs Hon. W. Eobinson’s b c Cheviot, 3 yrs

TRAINING NOTES. On Monday morning Sir Modred, in company with Matakau, were sent twice round steady. Agent and Neptune went three times round slow, the old horse looking quite himself again. Gitana and Legerdemain were sent once round fast, followed by Contessa, who went twice round by herself. Tasman and Emir Bey —the latter with sweaters on and Tasman stripped—were sent twice round, slow the first round, the second time fast. The big brown soon had his compani on in trouble. Puller was on the course with Mignon, a four-year-old, sister to Murat, who was sent, twice round alone. This maiden daughter of Korari—Malice is a fine raking mare, and should earn her oats during the season. Puller is a hard working, painstaking trainer, and will no doubt make the most of the mare. Lady Emma sweated. Welcome Jack went twice round in clothing, Whitbatch finishing in his company. Minerva and the Poet were sent once round fast, the Derby candidate having all the best of it. Curate and Blue Jacket went once round fast; coming home Blue Jacket turned it up and bolted. Clarence, in, clothing, went twice round slow. Hilda went once round slow alone. The above comprised all the work done before breakfast.

WINSLOW RACES. At an adjourned meeting held at Harris’ Hotel, Winslow, on Saturday night, it was resolved to hold the annual sports and horse racing as usual, and a number of influential gentlemen were appointed to carry out the details of this usually interesting and successful gathering.