SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7761, 13 March 1905, Page 2

SPORTING.

WICEUXfciTON U.C. WEIGHTS. FIItST ]».VV. (l'or Puss Association.) A ICkl.ANft, March 12. ,lr Chndnick has deeliiud the following weights for Hi.' Wellington j.niiiig Club's meeting on .Mutch 3<> Must dii,\"i : l-'iist llurdlvs. — Trumpery ll.il, Wui- , *ra 11.2, Levant 1".", l.iliin.' pt.it, llncmii 0.13, Jeanne d'Albert 1.12, Irish 0.11, Kxmoor, Miignili- ■ nt '.'.'J, l.'ista 0.7, Defoe, Kiinanrai.a, 'lhrostle 0.0. rt'aiwulii ll«nd;i- - up, seven furlongs. ruck Itcynanl 0.0, Kaliurou 8.13, Cold Crown 8.7, field Hattery 8.."i, A-iii'iiius T.-K, Ngatunin, Kudu 7.1, \em-er 0.11. Kami work (J.'.l, The Make 1).7. I hiiiii|psi>ii Handicap, one mile.— Convoy '■<■•;. Jeanne .1-in: !-.11. i.iol■iletl \'e : n 8.0, Kaharoa 8.8, Uluck Jte.Miard 8.7:. Caimie Chii-I 8..">, Suv'oiir.v 8.1, I'cgiilulion B.it, llliuoika 8.1. Exitioor, Solution, SUunhoot 7.12, I-'nil fry, Itullni'iit 7.11), Signa.iiiuii V..8, winislicc 7.1), Shrapnel Shell 7.3. Aurutua C.13. ltupids CJ. Xjinturiin 0.7.

.Silverslivaiu- Hack Handicap, one mill'.—Alaniopolo O.li, I'ardon B.'J, , hi. Winiiieil 8.3, Itenair 7.1 :S-, Alaui ' 7.lit, Uo.uil Hide 7.11, I'ositioit, Pad- j erwiski (i.lil, .Miii-aniii, ilcrcra (i.7, ' Hn'ilwtiy Handicap, six furlongs.— I Master* Alix '.).(>, Itlack Keyimi'd 0.0, Jvaharoa 8.12,, I'allairal, Stronghold I B.Hi, Duiis 8.1, Chivalry 8.1, Chit- . pels, J-;<:1\ J.yoliors-7.0, Matuku 7JS. Kudu 7..">. Coxswain 0.13, Turcpo 0.0, The Stake ti.7. 1 lleretaun;;a llmidicap, seven furlungs.—Cold Crown 9.lit, Higlnu-jiuuit 0.7, Subnmiinc 0.1, Flamen VM, l'lutypu.-< 8.'.),' Immersion 8.7, Hydrant 8.0, Veneer, Yalois 8.2, T.a I Torpedo, llcnel'aclor 8.0. Tinnkorl Hack Handicap, six fur- ' longM.—Alnnjupoto 8.7, Sardonyx 8.- | 9. Coxswain 8.8, Aluni 7.lit, 'x'olos 7.12, Alatukokiri 7.10, Fancywork, Destination 7.0, Immolation, Unluliud 7.r>, Hiikaaka 7.1, Aotea 7.it, i'atuna 7.1, (Jolden Comb 7.12, Tivilw, PttroJion 0.10, 'ft. Kuiiuui 0.7. V.K.C. AIEKTIXCI. LAST IIAV. (Itiioivcil March 12, 0.8 p.m.) MKLHOI'UXE, March 11. The weather was again perfect, and there was a big- attendance. It was undoubtedly the best day of the 'meeting from every point of view. Hewitts : | Kims llundiiiip.—Step Out I, lfcingai 2, Troylown it. I Select Stakes. —J Charles Stuart and Scotland (dead heat) 1, Amazon it. Iletling : sto -I, Charles Stuurt, sto 1 Scotland. Time, ltuin 20sec. | Place Handicap.—Munderah 1. Elvo 12, Killer it. Itelting :9to 1, Itol- , lark, 1 to 1 Munderah. Won by two and a half lengths. Time, 2 min 38 J sec. Steeplechase. Poster 1, Forty Winks 2, Snowstorm 3. Helling : 8 to 1 Young Creswick, 7 to 1 Froodom and Poster, 8 to 1 Forty , Winks. Four of the starters fell. 'Freedom fell at the last fence, when in the lead. Poster, who was lying next, led into the straight, and won by six lengths, eight lengths lx>tween second and third. Time (jniin Siljsec. Champion Stakes. Dividend 1, Murmont 2, Emir it. Koopan was the oul.v starter, lletting: (i to I Dividend, 7 to 1 Emir. Won by four lengths, six lengths between second and third. Time, oiuin 31J sec. Farewell Handicap.—Hangai 1. Step Out 2, Purser 3. Itelting : 110 1 Dojigni. Won by four lengths. Time, luiiu 41sec. SYDNEY, March 11. I Dealing with the question of dunning "ti place" under the lletting Act, the Chief Justice remarked thul the decision a(i the House of l.i.nls in the Kempton Park cnx was inc oi the most unsatisfactory , yiven by any Court, A case was stu;>:l by agreement, and a/It the facts suppressed which might have i-roved hostile to the Kempton Club. AIIMSTEHS AXI) SWEEPS. I AIEUIOUKXE, March 11. I The Minister of Customs has informed the Methodist Conference deputation that the Postal Pepartpartment is taking every means to suppress the sweep corrcsponvlence evil.