SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 243, 12 November 1903, Page 3

SPORTING.

AUCKLAND, Nov. 11. AUCffILAND, Nov. 11. The Auckland Racing Club's Spring Meeting concluded to-da5 r in rainy weather. There was a moderate attendance. Through the totalij sator £6615. Results :

Maiden Hurdle Race, 100 sovs., If miles. —H. Weal's b g Crespin, aged, by Kegel—Tamora, 10.6 (Fergus) 1 ; Val Rosa, 10.10, 2; Irish, 9.7, 3. All Started. Won by a head. Time, Z.&i. Div., £4 14s Gd.

Hunt Club Cup (Handicap Steeplechase), 3i miles. —Norman Banks' br g Star, aged, by Fabulus, 11.7 (C. Sel'by), 1 ; Riot, 12.2, 2 ; Boxer, 11.9, 3. Scratched : Perseverance and Flower of Gold. Won by a dozen lengths. Time, y.53}. Div., £3 Bs.

Ascot Handicap, 250 sovs., 1{ miles.—L. D. and N. A. Nathan's ch m Rosella, aged, by Seaton Delaval—Roie, 8.5 (Gallagher), 1 ; The Needle, 7.12, 2 ; Putty, 8.0, 3. All started. Won by over two lengths. Time, 2.18. Divs., £4 14s 6d and £2 2s 6d.

Nursery Handicap, 100 sovs., four furlongs, for two-year-olds.— F. W. Arnold's br f Gweniard, by Brigadier —Gwendoline, 7.8 (Gray), 1 ; Kilmarnock, 9.10, 2 ; Promotion, 6.13, 3. All started. Won by two lengths. Time, 52 3-5. Divs., £7 6s 6d and £l.

Harkaway Steeplechase (Handicap) three miles.—L. Coleman's uh g Dingo, aged, by Sou'-wester—Betty, 10.5 (Noble) 1 ; Marine, 11.2, 2 ; The Pullack, 10.2, 3. Scratched : Tuni- Won by nearly three lengths. Time, 6.37. Div., £3 10s 6d.

Publicans' Handicap, 100 sovs., six furlongs.—F. W. Arnold's b m Austerlitfe, 4yrs, by Soult—Sappho, 8.4 (Taylor) 1 ; Cygnet, 8.7, and Cordon Rouge 8.3 dead heat. Scratched : Paritutu, Newtown, and Hohoro. Won by upwards of two lengths. Time, 1.20. Divs., on Austerlitz £l3 lis, on Cygnet £1 Ss 6d, on Cordon Rouge six shillings and sixpence.

Welter Handicap, 100 sovs., one mile.—T. G. Bray's h m Annoyed, syes, by Kegel—Torment, 8.6 (Cress) 1 ; Gwrdie, 9.7, 2 ; Lady Belle, 9.0, 3. Scratched : Swagsman. Won by a length. Time, 1.48}. Divs., £2l 13s and £6 2s.

Hunt Club Hurdles (Handicap) two miles.—Norman Banks' br g Star, 6yrs, by Fabulous—Unknown, 11.5 (A. C. Selby) 1 ; Major, aged, 11.9, 2 ; Fencer, aged, 11.10, 3. Scratched : Pukerimu, Perseverance, and Flower of Gold. Won by four lengths. Time, 4.12 J. Divs., £5 lis 6d and £1 3s.

CANTERBURY J.C. MEETING. CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. 11. The weather was beautiful for the third day's racing o*. the C.J.C. and there was a larj,«e attendance. The totalisator turnover was £17,405, against £13,984 last year. Results :

Suburban Hurdle Handicap, 100 sovs., once round and a distance.— Catherine Gordon, 9.9, 1 ; Wonderful, 9.0, 2 ; 'Roller, 11.4, 3. All started. Won by a length. Time, 3.3. Divs., £3 4s Gd and £5 lis 6d.

Spring Nursery Handicap, 150 sovs., four furlongs.—Silkworm, 8.13 1 ; AUsa, 7.5, 2 ; Albufera, 7.0, 3. All started. Won very easily. Time, 49 3-5. Divs., £1 13s arrd £1 9s 6d! Avon Welter, 150 sovs., 7 furlongs.—Djin Djin, 7.13, 1 ; Gold Crown, 9.2, 2 ; Livonia, 8.11, 3. All started. Won toy a length. Time, 1.30. Divs., £2l lis and £2 Bs.

Jockey Club Handicap, 500 sovs., one mile.—Red Gauntlet, 7.9, 1 ; Float, 7.7, 2 ; Cannie Chiel, 7.11, 3! All started. Won verv easily. Time 1.40. Divs., £9 4s 6d and £l.

Canterbury Cup, 500 sovs., 2i miles.—Treadmill, 7.6, 1 ; Wairiki 9.0, 2 ; Mars, 9.8, 3. Won all out by a length. Time, 3.59 J. Divs.. £3 Bs.

Oaks Stakes, 400 sovs., 11, miles.— Gladsome, 8.10, 1 ; Idea, 8.10 2 ■ Rose Shield, 8.10, 3. Kamo'was scratched. Wan by two lengths. Time, 2.40 3-5. Div., £3 2s 6d. Electric Plate, 200 sovs., four furlongs.— (solden Lily, (i.7, 1 ; Machine Gun, 8.2, 2 ; The Malstcr, 8.12, 3. Royal Fusilier also started. Won easily. Time, 49 2-5 sees. Div., £1 2s.

Ashley Handicap, 150 sovs., six furlongs.—Blazer, 8.0., 1 ; Madrigal 7.12, 2 ; Westguand, 8.8, 3. Scratched : Golden Vein. Won easily. Time 1.16 1-5. Divs., £7 Is 6d and £1 16s.

C.J.C. HANDICAPS. CHRISTCHUKCH, Nov. U. Following are. the handicaps for the fourth day's racing of the C J C Port Cooper Hurdle Race, of 100 sovs., once round and a distanceSlow Tom 11.6, Huku 11.5, Scottish Minstrel 11.0, Victor II 10 12 Zealous 10.7, Catherine Gordon 10..j, Defiance 9.10, Wonderful 9 7 an" ?'t Khaki 90 - KeHance 9.0, Single Event 9.0, The Mole 9.0 Apremete 9.0.

Crcssy Welter, Handicap of no sovs., 6furlongs.-Koseal 10.9, St Denis 10.9, Field TSattery 10.8 Blain'R 10 ™; Wcstgiiartl 10.6, Goldspur inn ™ ndwiMS «e 10.5, Gold deal 10.0, Muscovite 9.13, Grand Rapids L 1 of Koh 0-0, :Ue Ennew 8.13, Crown Imperial 8.8, Antigone 8.2, Muskbird 8.0, Royal Crown Thunderer, Kosiphele, Provost Marshal,. Black Tracker, and Firebrand 8.0.

Sydenham Welter-Golden Vein Q7 '„■ f ? CrOWn 9 - U ' Sea 9-7, Djin Djin 9.0, Livonia 9 2 Jumper 9.2, The Malstc-r 9.2, Ropa 8.0, Bandmaster 8.0, The Mohican 8.0, Calotype 8.0, Shellfire 8.0. Pioneer Handicap, of 200 sovs five furlongs.—Golden Lily 9 12' Silkworm 9.13, Purdey 8.6, Master AJUx 8.2, Malakoff 8.2, Ailsa 710 Tessera 7.10, Forest Ranger 7.10' King's Guest 7.10, Stronghold 7.10 Signalman 7.10, Boris 7.10, Zetland 7.0, Chrysteis 7.0, Valols 7.0, Euterpe 7.0, Parero 7.0, Prince Boris (5.10, Quicklire 0.7, Becky Seaton 6.7.

Fendalton Handicap, of 250 sovs.,l one mile and a-quarter—WaP-iki 9.8, Pallas 9.1, Roseal 8.7, Cental Syinons 8.2, Caimie Chiel 7.11, Shrapnel 7.10, Kelburn 7.10, Hinetanra 7.10, Terrapin 7.10, Strathavon 7.10, Gladsome 7.7, Grand Rapids 7.7, Ghoorka 7.5, Mars 7.4, Windwhistle 7.3, Menura 0.7, Heroism 0.7, Juniper 6.7, Magnificent, Secret Society, Lavalctte, Stcpdancer, Roscommon, Lolah, Boinbardo, Leonore, Sychem, and Creusot 0.7. ' Seymour Handicap, of 100 sovs., six furlongs.—Narcissus 9.4, Ahcrlow 8.5, Ordnance 7. IS, Ragabrush 7.11, Caniionite 7.7, Kookleigh 7.8 Sophistic 7.7, Gist 7.7, Bayonet 7.5 Playfair 7.5, Cornfield 0.10, Orcan

Randolph Handicap, of 200 sovs., five furlongs.—Machine Gun 10 7 Pallas 9.12, lied Gauntlet 9 5 Pel trovna 9.0, St. Denis and Blazer K. 1.4, Gladsome 8.9, WestgiiurU 8 8 Goldspur 8.7, Gold Seal 8.3 wl J *Z Cii r?r- Madrigal 8.0, Golden Vein 8.0, Ghoorka 8.0, The Malster 7 9 Kamo 7.5 Royal Pusilier 7.5, Loiah t,,' , ™ E,l ' ield . (-'row Imperial, Black Tracker, Lady Kose, Nauti- 1 laid, Bayonet, Brave Heart 6 7 Ranfurly Handicap, »f 400 so'vs seven furlongs—Pallas 9.8, Machine Gun 9A Canteen 9.1, Re d Gauntlet 8.10, Petrovna 8.2, Gladsome 7 12 Canme Chiel 7.11, Quarryman 71l' Bagpipes 7.10, Hinetaura 7 9 windwhistle 7.8, Ghoorka 7.8, Golden \em 7.5, Madrigal 7.5, Strathavon 7.3 Royal Plumes 6.13, Idea 612 De la Boy 6.12, Lolah 6.7, Sychem' Livonia, Kingman, Nell Gwynne Leonore, Provost Marshal, Count Gorton, Eiina, and Matiiku 6.7

CARTERTON. RACES. MASTERTON, Nov. 11. The postponed second day's racing of the Carterton- Taratahi meeting was hold to-day in fine weather. There was a good attendance, and £3943 went on the machine, against £1631 last year ; total for two days £10,367, as against £11,677 last year. Results : Hunters' Hurdles, 2 miles.—Karmoe 1, Halcyon 2. Only starters. Won easily. Time, 4.29. No investments. Hack Handicap, six furlongs.—Matatau 1, Black Squall 2, Waitoti 3. Scratched : Flared, Whatukura. Won easily. Time, 1.22 2-5. Divs., £6 18s and £1 10s. Telegraph Handicap, I mile.—.Finl Cry 1, Zi.ska 2, Regulation 3. Scratched : Platypus, Asteroid. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, 1'.21. Divs., £5 lis and XI ss. Carterton Hack Handicap, one mile and a furlong'.—Hatley 1, Silverline 2, Handsome Rose 3. Scratched : St. Alba. Won easily. Time, 2.6. Divs., £l2 12s and £3 6s. Second Hack Hurdles, If miles.— Te Kahau 1, Waituru 2, Mango Pango 3. Also started : Hinekura and Strenc. Won hard held by a length. Time, 3.43. Divs., £1 lis and £1 10s. Grandstand Hack Welter, 6 furlongs.—Ulack Squall 1, Valkyrie 2, Jeanne d'Arc 3. Scratched : Flored, Good Spec, and Victoria Park. Won by two lengths. Time, 1.23. Divs., £3 us and £3 9s. Clareville Handicap, one mile.— Platypus 1, Regulation 2, Hinekoa 3. Scratched : Asteroi'3. Won by a neck. Time, 1.50. Divs., £3 9s and £1 2s. Taratahi Handicap, half a mile.— Bounce 1, Delight 2, Federation 3. Scratched : Opacae, Replete, Kaingo, Won by three-quarters of a length! Time, 53secs. Div., £2 15s.

Arbitration Court. V ELLINGTON, Nov. 11. The Arbitration Court resumed the hearing of the wharf labourers dispute this morning. Evidence for the Union was concluded, and the other side dispensed with opening addresses. The Harbour Bourd secretary asserted that the demands of the men would mean an increased expenditure in wages of £4OOO a year.