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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 254, 11 April 1888, Page 4

Tin ioui th and eotx hiding da\ s lacing in I CDDiii iti !i will) < In- Austiahan .lockev (. lull •* \ it t Minn Mei'tuiL took |)lac eat Handuit k tu-da\ Tin wtat'iei w a-j Meant, ltull\ MM' . and ,i lai '_;e ,it f i-adance w ih |)i oent. j Hot s II \s me w\ of s»o\-> (Mfh with 1200- ox* 1 I addi d Fot line \ tar old*. Second' jO-ii\ One in ilc and thuo hu lorn;> lion \\ A L(nif> - h r hainl), 3)i^, h\ i -land I'l me n Auk ula 1 S'HitlHlh lill-tCI 2 T()U( l]>tu|]e 3 li u i il \m>i» \, , i>! 10»o\- each, with 350 m>\- added ; second, 100so\*>,; (hud, 50- >\^. One mile and a-halt Mi.) Ma\o- I) m T!u (^m in, 4)l^, l>\ Thr I)i iinmici lM.ick Swan 1 Mi II Osljouh'- b li Mm, nan ?, W\ li Sim kland'- li h lit n I.oh 3 Si \t n oihei^ tail Tin (^ui-un won )>\ thlce , icnjitiK TniK', 2iuin. 37Sec. j \.l (' Pun, ut f>ni^ each, with 650 M)\-. added: -^ci-ond, ISO-on 1 -. : third, l<)CKo\ -< 'L hi c c nwli - }fon. .). WliiU'V eh c Ahcicom, 3yi s, hy ( hevtoi — Ciniiainon, B^t 1 Mi W (iaiiiion s I) c Au-,tiahan I'eci, Mi \\ . liiiiinoih^ li h Ai^cual, syi>, 9st ."»lb 3 The hctluin v.a-> 5 to 1 on Au^tiuhan I'cci. He led into the !-liui«jht', butwa- Ihou rol l.ned \i\ \heieom, uho yon coinfoi tabl) hy i tuo lcn^tliN. June, .Innn 37 '.^01. ' Si i i i>i ien \M,, of .")sow each, with3o<Kox-, a(Jdo(f : second, 7."mo\ «. ][,i\ cn^u'oi t h, I>> (iiandniastci — Lady Cii-siiiulra, ll>t 91b 1 ((luonjjf Tai t .. ?, Four others htai ted, but Knven^woi th and (^liionij Tait weio the only two jilaced. Si.coM) NN T i'Ksr.K\ H VMJi('\r, ol s^o\,s each, ! with 200^o\h added ; secontl, 50^ovb. Si\ furlough. Mr .J. Monachal) ns eh f Mantilla, by (lokksborou^h — Vesper ... I Hon. .1. NVhite'.s lir q Kn.sign, by (s rand- • master — Formosa . . 2 ('inaion 3 There weie ton other slaitoiM, including Mr -I. Mai shall V filly Pearl Shell. Tnno, lmin 16 f sees. Sydnk^ , April 5. The third day'.s iucing in connection with the A.J.U.'.s Autumn Meeting took place to-day at Kanduick, the weather being line. The principal events resulted a& tollows :—: — Au,-A(;j.n Stvkis, of sbovb each, with 300 bov.s added, second 75&ovs. One mile. Mr W. C. Cooper's eh f Lady Betty, 2yrs, St. Albans — Pardon ' 1 Hon. J. White's eh c Cran brook, 3yrs 2 Mr J. Wilson's bi c Lontdale, 2yrs 3 Bonnie Spec also started. Lady Betty won by a neck. Time, lmin 43&ec. Tun Fljwt Foal SiAicj<,h> of 20so\b each, s.so\slt., with 300sov& added. For twoyear oLls— colts, Bot 71b ; lillios, Ost 51b ; geldinf»& at time of starting allowed 51b. ! The owner of the second horse to leceive ! 50feovs, and the brooder of the winner lOObovs from the piize, and the owner ot the thud horse to save his stake. Six i'urlongri. (66 subs.)

Hon. J. While's br f Volley, by Muskeb —Lady Vivian, 9*l lib (including 101b penalty) ' . 1 Mi 1 .). Marshall's br 1 Pearl Sholl, by Musket— Pearl Ash, Ba t 81b (including 31b penally) .. . 2 Mi 1 T. Chimside'.s b f Rosabella, by Maribynion<r— Rufecdale, B^l 51b 3 Won l)y four lontrtl.s. Time, limn 16isocs. C(JAiitKKhAM) Stakes, of Ssovs each, with 350 added ; second, lOOsovs. Two miles. Weight lor ti^e. Air W. (Gannon's br c The Au.slralian Peer, 3yi>s, by J)aiobin ->Stockdovo, Bst2lb i Hon. ,1. While V> eh c Abercorn, 3yrb, B^l 2lb 2 Mr W. (iannon's br h Ai.scnal, syr.s, 9s(, 41b ... 3e Auslialian Peer won by a length. Thcr66 weio only throe htailorh. Time, 3niin .see. City Hvmmcyi-, of ssovs each, wibh3oosov b added, hecond liuL.se, 75.soys. 11,I 1 , nules. The Nun . " 1 lUuily 2 Cairo and Lava tan a dead heat lor third pl.ice. Seven started. Won eafcily. Tune, 2iniii42 I ,si'c.