SPORTING.
; WANGANUI STEEPLECHASE. About 800 people attended ihe above meeting on Thursday. The excitement iof the day was a dead beat for the big ; Handicap betweenDr Connolly’s Dhudeen and Mr J.-.Munn’p Ruabine. The tie ■was run off and resulted in an easy victory for tbe last mentioned horse. 'The Selling Steeplechase was won by Mr Keith’s Bugler. Dan was the only other starter. The Maiden fell to Dr Conolly’s Kgata, with Abolition second, and Reliance third. Mr H Enderby’s Mount appropriated the Grand Stand Handicap, Pasture being second, and the Consolation was won by Lady- Bab. - ? r;... ,■ : DUNEDIN BIRTHDAY HANDICAP. Taiaroa ‘Av ... 1 Adamant ... ... ... 2 ; Adamant won the Tradesmen’s Hand!-,. cap.'' ' ’ " '| ' ENGLISH DERBY. I ...... (KEDXE R—- COX’YRIG HT.) | ■ t o.' XX - lu LONDON,. May ; 23. . Saint Blaise ...... ... . : .i. i' Highland Chief ... ... 2 ■ Galliard ... ... ... 3
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Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 1039, 25 May 1883, Page 3
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134SPORTING. Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 1039, 25 May 1883, Page 3
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