SECOND DAY’S RACING AT RANDWICK.

Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 462, 12 April 1890, Page 5

SECOND DAY’S RACING AT RANDWICK.

CARBINE WINS THE GOLD CUP. Sidney, Monday. There was splendid woather for the second day’s racing at the A.J.C. Meeting. There was a large attendance of the public. Results : The Flying Handicap, a handicap sweepstakes of ssovs each, with 200sovs added. Second horse 50sovs from the prize. Six furlongs. Mr H. Oxonham’s b m The Gift, 4yrs, by Somnus —Little VV anzer, 9st lib (Delaney) ... ... ••• 1 Gay time, 3yrs, Bst (Williams) ... ... 2 Daniel, 3yra, 6st 91b (Garland) ... ... 3 Twenty-two started. There was a great race home between the placed horses. The Gift won by half a length. Time, lmin. 151 sec. The Maiden Stakes, a sweepstakes o f ssov,s each, with 200sovs added. For maiden horses. Second horse 50sovs from the stakes. One mile and a-quarter Hon. J. White's b f Litigant, 2yrs, by Martini-Henry—Leonie, 6st 121 b (Liddiard) ... 1 The Serf, 3yrs, Bst 21b (Moore) ... ... 2 Gresford, 7tt (Mact'arlane) 3 Seven started. Won easily. Time, 2min. 174 sec. Champagne Stakes, a sweepstake of 20 govs each, 5 forfeit, with l,ooosovs added. For two-year-olds. Six furlongs. (87 i subs.) Hon, D. S. Wallace’s b f Wilga, by Epigram Nellie (O’Brien) 1 Hon. J. White’s ch g Titan, by Chester —Tompe (Hales) 2 Mr J. McLaughlin’s ch c Correze, by Newminsber—Ouida (Huxley)... ... 3 There were live starters. Betting : 4 to 1 on Titan, 6 to 1 against Correze, 7 to 1 W him bevel and Plover, 20 to 1 Wilga. Whimberel and Wilga were the first to move at the fall of the flag, but at the fivefurlong post Correze was in front, with Plover, Whimberel, and Wilga in close attendance. Wilga had secured the lead at the half-mile post, and was first into the straight, where Titan came, and passing Correze, made a great effort to get on terms with Wilga, but could nob succeed, though Hales rode all ho kppw, and Wilga, racing home in great style, woo by a neck. Time, lmin 17sec. The Sydney Gold Cup, a handicap sweepstakes of 20sovs each, half forfeit, with J,soosovs added. Two miles. Horn P, s. Wallace’s b h Carbine, 4yrs, by Musket— Mersey, 9st 91b (O’Brien) 1 Mantilla,,6h£ (Punhey) ... ••• ••• " Muriel, 6sb lHb .(Pelaney) ... ••• " Melos, 9sb £>lb ; Sir William, 7st 91b ; Antccus, 7st 91b ; Rudolph. 7st 71b ; Fernando, ' *7asi ; Insignia, 7st ; Bonnie Spec, ost 91b ; ■ Lancgr, 6et 91b; Hop Bitters, 6st 71.0 J - T.yranna, 6st 71b ; Evaline, 6st 2lb j Grand- , son, 6st 21b 4 Eclipse, 6st, also ran. Befc- ‘ ting * 7 to 4 against Carbine, 3 to 1 Melos, 0 to 1 Rudolph, 12 to 1 &T William, 20 to 1 Tyranny, Mantilla, Lancer, Ronnie Spec, Hop Bitters,' 30 ,to 1 Muriel, Antaeus, Eclipse. The Sag dropped at the first attempt, and Bonnie ®pgc once we.Hb .qff wifcfp the lead, fqfloxved W Mantilla, Tyranny ft*** last. Approaching tfee sumed the lead, fy $»»» Bpep.

Hop Bitters, Anbreus, Mantilla, and Muriel, Carbine still last. At one mile Grandson ran up into third place, Bonnie Spec haying displaced the leadors. Carbine and Eclipse were last at the six lurlongs, where the field were well together, and at the bend Mantillaassumed command, Bonnie Spec and Antseus next, and Carbine coming fast on the outside. A furlong from home Mantilla held the lead, Sir William next, and Evelyn, Grandson, Melos, and Carbine in the order named. Carbine raced through his field opposite the Leger Stand, and coming away won easily by three-quarters of a length. Muriel was third, and Sir William good fourth. Then followed Melos, Lancer, Evelyn Rudolph, Tyranna, Bonnie Spec, Fernando, and Hop Bitters. Time, 3min 37sec. The Selling Plate, of 200sovs, fell bo Hugo, with The Bonee second, and Trojan third. Venapa appropriated the First Nursery Handicap, of 300sovs, Victor Hugo second, and Dora third. Nineteen started.