PAST PERFORMANCES OF LAMOND

Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 303, 29 September 1888, Page 6

PAST PERFORMANCES OF LAMOND

, , The tf olio wing is the list of Lamond's pa3t performances :—: — At 2yrsV-— Randwick Spring: Nowhere in Kich'mond Stakes, 4£ furlongs, Bst,iwon by Cont-equence, Bst. Rosehill November : 3rd in Juvenile Stakes, 5 furlongs, 7st 91b, won' by Camillus, Bst. Canterbury Park February : 3rd in Park-Stakes, ir -7- furlongs, • 6stl2lb, won by; Gage d. Amour, 7st .3Jb. - Kosehill March : Nowhere in Nursery Handicap, 5 furlongs 1 ; 7st 91b, Won by Dilisk, 60t71b Rosehill April . :* Nowhere in Nuri>ery f Handicap; " 5 - f urlongs^-7st '51b, won by Bernardo, Bst. . Canterbury Park April : Won Park Stakes, 7 furlongs,'7st 2U>;*liiiin 31£seu, Viper, 7sß<7ib, 2nd,? The Telegram, 7st 41b, 3rd. Canterbury'PaVk May : Won Flying Handicap, 6 furlongs so yards, 7st 21b, lmm 20sec, Merigobah," 7st 4lb, 2nd, Winnie, 7st, 3rd. Rosehill May : Won Granville Stakes, 6^ furlongs, Bst 2lb, Itnin 22£ eec, Jeremy Diddler, 6st 71b, 2nd, Agnes, Bst,' 3rd. At 3yrs : — Second to Melos in Hawkesbury Guineas, third to Melos and Volley in A.'J.C Derby, won Great Metropolitan Stakes. Lamond has incurred a 141b penalty for the Caultield Cup, which brings his weight for that event up to 7st 121b. The Australian Jockey Club Oaks, of 20sovs each, sft., with 300sovs added. The owner of the second horse to receive 50so\ f s from the prize, and the owner of the third to savehis stake. One mile and a half. (35 subs.) \ Mr J. • Marshall's- b f- Pearl Shell, by Musket— Pearl Ash, Bst 10lb (M. , OBrien) ... ... .. .;. ... 1 Hon. J. White's b f .Volley, by Musket r-i-Lady Vivian, SstlOlb (T. Hales) ... 2 Mr J. Mon»ghan (ns) b f Bonnie Spec, bv Hobinson Crusoe — Lady Spec, Bst 101b (Smith) 3 * Mr E. -Key's br f Buona Vista, by Musket — Sister Agnes, Bst 101b ... .. . Thebejbting was 5 to 2 against Volley, 3 to 1 a;gaihst'lion l nie' : Bpec; s -8 to I'agAihst Pearl Shell^l2 tol against Btfona" Vista.' At the - fall of ; the : flafttPesrl S^e.U^howed intfront^ and- led the Jield oast the sheds and round the bend by^a length. Slie 'continued to lead j to the.six-ftirlong pdst^wlieW^Bonnie Spec assumed thelrespdnsibilityj 'the others being in a cluster; well 'up. Three furldngs^from home Volley ran up to* the leader, 1 - and she ? was' first to 'show' in 'the straight}* 'but had s th^ outfside 'position'," PearL'-ShelPaJid Bonnie* "Srjec- b'ein'er at"*this f time'bn'termlB.' A desperate -struggle* ! to'ok'place-down-the r straight u - between Pearl * Shell and- the 4 favouritef - 1 the former "gaining Hire? judge's? verdict 'ftf a^'neck 1 ; -'Bonnie' 1 'Spec * three lengths away. -Time, 2min 51sec. ' The Shorts was won by Tilburn, SlotH gojLjligmfi^ firgt, in tjie^ ijsvsn& f<! Stand , Plate/ *ana Lyn^hure|Japprqpia|ed the. -Squatters! .Handicap, Theorist b'eing'secbrid and Lady *MaH6n third.'* *'*■» -