SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 29, 4 February 1904, Page 2

SPORTING.

TAKAPUNA J.C. MEETING, THIRD DAY. (Per I'rcss Association.) AUCKLAND, Feb. If. The T a knpuna .Jockey Cluj's sumnier nuvting was concluded today. The weather was wet, but the attendance was good. Tcitalisator receipts were £«,037. Hesults : Marine llaiuJieap, five furlongs— Eureka and Ak'urnna (dead heat) 1, Cabaret 2. Also .started—lSt. Romness, VVairakau, IClspeth. Time, Imiu Usee Dhs, Eureka £3 13s and Akarana £1 13s. Uoroum Handicap, four Num a 1, Anchorite 2, Te Arohu 3. Also started—Golden Sands, Sononiu, Ulack and (Jalit, DulTodil, Vulpine, Silicia, Merry Soult. 'lime, SI sec. l>ivs., £4 3s and £2 15s. Summer Handicap, one mile, .Jewellery 1, Ziuleika, Delania 3. Also started—Dolores, Maro, Avalanche, Liberator. Time, linin 43 3-ssec. Divs., £5 9s and £1 !)s (id. Second Handicap Hurdles, one mile and three-quarters—Khania 1, MocasMiin a, Up-to-Dato 3. Also started—ltippowai, Loch Lomond, Alajor, Leona. Time, 3min 10sec. Divs., £2 15s (id and £1 Is. Tivii d Pony Handicap, live furlongs —Sally Horner 1, Wbaiwlrai li, ltupid 3. Also started—Vulpin#, Inspiration, Solitary, Manoeuvre, Sentinel, Cuisine, lu. Time, Imiri usee. Divs, £3 6s and £3 10s (id. Devonport Hamlieup, six furlongs—Scotty 1, St. Glga 2, Black and Gold anid Te Arolia (dead heat) 3. Also* started—Numa, Austerliz, Solo. Time, Imiii lTsec. Divs., £2 8s and £2 7s (id. Second Handicap Steeplechase, three miles—Dingo 1. Star 2, Cannongale 3. Also started—lnchcape, Hylas, Kowluti. Time, 7min 2(isec. llivs., £2 is lid and £2 12s (kl. Inchcape fell and broke his shoulder and was shot. Welter Handicap, one mile—Wellcast 1, Jjeo Delavul 2, ifluleika 3. Also started—Frances Lovejoy, Ilonheur, Grey Seaton, Jewellery, Bastioni, Swags man, Le Beau, Jack Brown, Mary Seaton, Bononviana, Time, Jmin dtijsec. Divs., £ll 10s and £3 .Is (kl. A BOOKMAKER'S APPEAL. TIMARU, Feb. 3. Mr Justice Denniston this afternoon heard the npix-al case by J. Loughlin v. E. R. Gulmiess". an appeal from the convicting of appellant, vljo is a bookmaker, '..y justices for wilful trespass on the Timaru racecourse at the last spring meeting. The appeal was in the nature of a i-p-'ti'Jal. Counsel for the apj)ellaiit contended that tile regulations making bookmakers trespassers were not properly made, and if they were tine notice given to Loughliii to leave the course was insullicient. His Honour reserved his derision.