SPORTING.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3519, 9 May 1905, Page 3

SPORTING.

Haw era Acceptances.

Following are the acceptances for the TLiwera races to ha held on Wodno (lav : .Railway Handicap, six furlongs.— Mnniapoto 10-0, (including 51b pen ally), Shrapnel 8.11 > On'tuque, 89> Oholtt 7.11, St. Bill 8.3 (including 141 b penalty), St Lyra 7 2, Parkshot, Crimson Tbe Ganger, Dick Turpin and King’s Birthday 7.0. Tawhiti Handicap, six furlongs,— Blesbok 8 13, St. Bill 9.4 (including 71b penalty), Gyrene 8.8, Pa Tuna 7.10, Etu 7 9, Curfew and Fair Jess 7.8, The Clipper and Luilla 77, Marvin, and Ebb Tide 7-0 Tongahoo H ick Hurdles, one mile and a "half —Lull and Laureo 10.0, Throstle 9.8, Rongnpoi 9.7, Toledo 9 3, Hokio, Commonwealth and Wild Cat 9 0.

Hawera Cun, one mile and a quarter - Regulation 9.9, Maniapoto 9.1, (including 51b penalty), Durable 8.4, Inglewood and Idasa 7.5, Pardon and Gilnockio 7.0.

Waihi Handicap, one mile.— Lurcher 10.10, The Leader 10.9, Makikihi 10 8, Immolation 911, Kensington B 11, Katoa 6 10 Clifton. Pishrnere, and Blavey Rosalinda 8 7. Mokoia Handicap, arven furlongs, —The Lender 813, Biotdiok 812, Benranro 88, Firelight 7.9, ( t. Cyrus 7.7, 1* ichor ’Maid and Kurnki 7.5 Recreation nnd Ebb Tide 7.0,

Telegraph Handicap, five furlongs —St. Bill 9.10 (inciting Tib pena ty), Royal Mush, Gyrene, 8.13, Pa Tuna, and Tambounna 718, Mat aura 7.12, Etu, Curfew, and Fair Jess 7.11, Clipper 7-10, Land-o’-Cakes 7.8, Signora 7 (5, Rotoiti 7.3, Two l.!ob, Kaimere, Aquilio, and Marvia 7.0. CHRISTCHURCH b 0. MEETING. The Christchurch Racing Club’s autumn meeting was held at Plumpton in fine weather. Results; Highweight Handicap. Royal Crown 1, Barangos 2 Dividend, £1 18s. Maiden Handicap.-Taxpayer 1, Methven 2. Dividend, £7 Bs. Christchurch Autumn Handicap. —Ability 1, Tirolo 2. Dividends, £Bandfl. Biccarton Trot—Merry Prince 1, Austerlitz 2. Dividends, £2 12sami £5 IBs. Flying Handicap. Tessera 1, Sandy 2. Dividend, £2 16s Hack Handicap. ■ Blythe Maid 1, Bayom t2. Dividend, £2 10s. Welter.—Blanket 1, Antigone 2 Dividends, £5 2s and £1 Is. Spreydon Trot.—Amusement 1, Bellevue 2, Dividends, £1 IGs and £2 2s. THE ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. London, May 6. At the Newmaiket spring meeting, the following was the result of the One Thousand Guineas Stakes, for thrte-year-old fillies, 9st each ;—Mr W. Hall Walker’s h f Cherry Lass, by Isinglass—Black Cherry, 1; Lord Ellesmere’s b f Koorhaan, by Kilcock —Sabra, 2; Lord Carnarvon's ch f Jonglevse, by Juggler—Grand Prix, THE GOODWOOD HANDICAP A BIG DIVIDEND. Adelaide, May 6. At the races to-day the ' ioodwood Handicap was won by First Fleece, Footmark second, and Conclusion third. Seventeen started. Won by a head Time, 1 iuin IG-ec Dividend, £B3 11s. By “Chivalry." Toney Messena must have Katerina fairly well at present. The mare’s connections deserve the recent winat Patea and Blenheim, for their perseverance. lam led to understand that “ Toney ” brought back Miss Lancelot with him when he returned last week. Tis said that Maniapoto goes into Prosser’s stable, and that the Soult nag now the solo pioperty of Harry Good. Good judges tell mo that Jenkins’ mount won the Hawke’s Bay Cup with his head on his chest, not being the least exerted. What this horse will win in stakes is mere conjuectnre, but, if he keeps sound, his earnings must go into thousands From what I hear from those likely to know, the black flyer is likely to go to Australia in the spring. At Hawera to-morrow, Maniapoto should have no difficulty in winning the Cup.