SPORTING.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 6, 1 December 1916, Page 4

SPORTING.

FIELDING MEETING. (Per Press Association). Feilding, November 30. The second day of the Feilding races was favored with fine weather. The totalisator for the day handled £21,893, as against £20,184, the total for the meeting being £41,818, as against £38,705. Results;— York Stakes.—l Rangitero 1, 11 Jean Laddo 2, 7 Menelaus 3. Also started: 4 Lady Black, 3 Astor, 6 Moutoa Queen, 5 Botantist, 2 Gaycium, 9 Goldstream, 10 Lady Middleton, 12 Peroneal, 12 Lord Lupin, 8 Tressider. A good finish. Time, 1.80 2-5.

Nikau Hack.—l 3 Namur 1,2 Merry Andrew 2, 11 Flying Spur, 3. Also started: 5 Rewa Rewa, 1 Munition, 6 Paraoa, 7 Ngarua, 10 Vladineaux, 8 Goldbearing, 4 Mascot, 2 Black Lake, 9 Spy Glass, 13 Crown Imperial, 13 Try Again. Won by half a length. Time, 1.18 1-5.

Manchester Handicap.—6 Bronk Dehival 1, 3 Rinaldo 2, 7 Orleans 3. Also started: 1 Square Deal, 2 Adjutant. 10 Maniaroa, 12 Moulu, 4 Lady Louisa, 5 Rose Pink,- 9 Bon Dave, 8 Want, 11 Master Moutoa, 13 Merry Gain, 14 Silenus. Won by a neck. Time, 3.11 4-5. Rongotea Hurdles.—l Kurapai 1,2 Combustion 2, 9 Delage 3. Also started ; 3 Nicomar, 8 Golden March, 5 Portland Lady, 6 Captain Miro, 7 Surtaex, 4 Sir Fisher, 13 Conziska, 12 Dood, 11 Janitor, 8 Manaia Park, 10 Mount Victoria. Won by two lengths. Time, 2.51. Cheltenham Hurdles. —3 Austin 1, 2 Glenorcby 2, 6 Arlington 3. Also started: 4 Sir Donald, 5 Marton, 1 Record. Won by a length. Time, 3.26.

Orona Stakes.—2 Bisogne 1, 1 Bimeter 2, 4 Tino Atua 3. Also started: 5 Hushman, 3 Interlude, 7 Hapuna, 6 Acre, 6 Snow held, 8 Claverhouse. Won by half a length. Time, 1.3. Scurry.—B Pohehe 1,2 Formup 2, I Sunny Climes 3. Won by a neck. Time, 1.11 1-5.

Railway Welter.—l Client 1, 9 San Sebastian 2, 8 Ladify 3. Also ran: 3 Atuatiro, 2 Crawford, 7 Detroit, 10 Princess Moutoa, 4 Zola, 10 St. Omer, 2 Lady Amai, 12 Ratana, 11 Discussion, 6 Hastie. Won by half a length. Time, 2min. NOTES. Sportsmen generally throughtout Taranaki will be pleased with the victory of Mr Alexander’s Bisogne m the Stakes at Feilding yesterday, it is some time since Taranaki had a classical winner, and to put down such a flier as Bimeter at weight-for-age, Bisogne must be in the very first class. It is just right that such a good horse should belong to such a genuine sportsman as Mr Alexander undoubtedly is. Good hick to him!