SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7843, 8 June 1905, Page 2

SPORTING.

AUCKLAND R.C. WINTKII MEETING. SECOND DAY HESULITB. (IVr l'ress Association-) AUCKLAND, Juuo 7. The Vuckland Hucing Club's winter meeting was continued to-<lay in cold and v.et weather. Tho amount ' put through the tolaljsator was £954)6"., ltesults Oru :oi Hurdles.—Kewtown 1, Morehu 2, Vol.ate 3. Scratched—l/ud.v Hime and Major. All fell, except tha thr.e placed horses. Newtown won) by u length. Time, iimin lOsec. Divirfei.dH, £2 Os I'd and £ 1 IBs lid. Hunfurly Welter Handicap. SI. llurp 1, J'oarl Necklet 'J, Nervine ii. All started. Won by a heud. Time, limn 50 a-Snec. Dividends, £4 IV 8 I (kl and £1 (is <sd. | Great Northern Steeplechase.—Kiitei'c 1, Haydn 2, Kanaka 3. All started. Waitarere, Irish, ftliss King,, Up-to-DaU l , Nor'-west, and Defoe fejll, ar.d Inniskillen did not complete thu course. Kiatero took command thu s.uond time round, and maintained' his position 'to. the end with liHvdn,, uho finished well, three Ceng,Um away, ■second. Time, Bmin 2(iscc. Dividehda £2 lis and £2 -Is (3d. Hemucra Hurdles.—Creusot 1, Walwera 2, Cavalry 3. Scratched—lrish. Won by two lengths, 'lime, 4mln 4 sec. £4 18s (id. Prfnco of Wales' Handicap.—Exmoor 1, Admiral Ccvcras 2, ltoso Madder 3. Scratiqhed—Chivalry and Lovelink. Won by two lengths. Timo ljnin 35sec. Dividends, £2 19s 6d and £2 5s 6d. Tally-Ho Steeplechase.—Nor'-west 1, Dingo 2>, Major 3. Scratched—--1 Kanaka, 'Ami and Hinemoa. Won by, two lengths. Time, 6111 m 34sec. DJvidond, £4 9s. I'ony Welter.—Dr. Quest 1, Orange and lllue 2, 3, AH 1 started. Time, limin 33sec. Dividonds, £7 l<is and £2 13s.

THIRD DAY ACCEPTANCES.' (Per I'ress Association.) 1 aniuki Steeples, about two miles and a half.—Defoo 10.9, Necklet, Ludo, jViajof 10.7, Ureal Scott 9.12, Lingard, Terence, -Mora, Merry Hire, Diamond Drill, Morehu 9.7, Rolf 9.0.York Welter, one in'ie.—Paritutu 11.11, Homed J 1,7, Exmoor 11.0, Durable. 10.1.1, Full Cry, Regulation, Chivalry, Geordie. La<iy Hune 10.5, Putty 1K.2, Miss Lottie* 10.0, Jewellery 9.12, Hose bladder, Delania, Sir Gilead 9.10, Zuleikn, Admiral Cerveras, Akarana 9.9, Lycia, Fashionable 9.7, Waikato 9.6, Lovelink 9.5, Idas 9.3, Calle Iris, jUakikihi 9.2, Seabird, Mauku, Little Mabel, Seatonia, Soultfish, Ix'o Delaval, Annoyed, The Leader !>.(). Winter Steeples, about three miles. ! —l'p-to-dute 11.12. Haydn, Kaiterc 11.10, Princess. of Thule 11.7, Nor'west 10.12, Creusot 10.9, Dingo, Papatu, Sw.inimer 10.4, Inniskilltn 10. 3, Kanaka, Dei'oo 10.0, Ludo, Rook'ey 9.11, Major, Irish, Tuni 9.10, •'.lrcal Scott, Hylas- 9.9, Lingard Ivowhai, Terence, Evermore 9.7. Campbell Hurdles, .one mile and thvee-fiSiarters. Trumpery 11.10, Creusot 11.5, Cavalry 10.13, Jrißh, Ludy Hune, Miss King 10.7, Dolores Ijevant 10.6, Ilautapu, Waiwera 10. 5, Inniskillen 10.4, Waitarere 10.3, Hakaria 10.2, Lc Beau 9.9, St, Harp 9.7, Cuiragno 9.6, Morehu 9.5, Lady Clara, Inglowood, Yolette 9.3, Coronation, Sunshine, Dick Turpin, Southern CToss, Throstle 9.0. Fitzroy Welter, six furlongs.—Nervine 10.9, Noteorlni 10.7, Pukekohe, Tekaro, Golden Sands 9.11, Whakahiku 9.9, Simple Simon 9.8, Air Gun, Luneta 9.7, Albuera, Sir Hector. Lady Clements 9.6, Leo Delaval. Makikihi, Cyrano 9.5, Lerida 9.4, Discoverer, Mauku, Star of tho South, lloyal Shell, Stepmar, Soultmaid, Motiti, Loch Awe, St. Cyril, l'epupa, Hamua 9.0. Farewell Handicap, live furlongs.— Hohoro, Kremlin 12.6, Chivalry 12. 0, Newton 10.12, Hose Madder 10.10, lUack and (1 old 10.9, Landlock 10 7, : Alba Rose, Liberator 10.4, Tennrho, Dcsdemona 10.3, Gweniad 10.2, Waikato, Lovcllnk 10.0, Noteorlni 9.12, Dick Turpin 9.ll,'Sonoma, Waitoti 9.10, Woodmount, Kola Nip. The Leader 9.6, Daflodil 9.4, Klondykc 9.3, Merrv Soult, Discovei-er, Lady French 9.0.

NOTES BY "MOTUROA." Owners aro again reminded that entries for the Now Zealand Cup are due to-morrow nt 9 p.m. Largo nominations have been received for tho Wellington CluM's winter meeting. This district fs well represented in both flat and jumping events, Cyrano, Lurcher, Full Cry. Durable, Leader, Regulation, Ingle* wood. Southern Cross, Dick Turpin,. Waiwera and .Commonwealth figuringi in the entries. St. Joe and Asteroid, who finished) first and second in tho Huia Handicap at Otnkii, both belong to F. '(Ally's Fordell staples. St. Joe failed) to get a chance in the Otaki Handicap on Saturday, when Pretty Maid (also of FordeU's team); was th<( winner. The stewards, on the strength of. this, held an inquiry, but the owner, who races under the nora deplume "Mr Preston," was able tot give' n, satisfactory explanation, and no action was takein For alleged interference toy Good Intent with I-ass o' Gowrie, T. Carroll, Hie rider of the former, was susi>en'ded for six months, but an ap- , ileal against the decision has been 'lodged by tho trainer, J. V. XWid. The - owner, Mr C. B. Pfharazyn, is at present in tKe Old Country. _ One interesting 1 feature in connection with the Wanganui meeting! was that W. Young, rider of Auratus in the Connolly Handicap, and W. O. Connell, who steered Cavalry in the Century Hurdles, rode the winners of those identical races last winter, the former having the mount; on! Tniilcwood and the latter on Ake Ak'e. Cavalry, the favourite in this year's Great Northern, came to grief nt exactly tho same fence as Roseshoot, who started favourite in last year's ovont.