A.J.C. MEETING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8091, 23 April 1906, Page 3

A.J.C. MEETING.

Received 21, 7.45 p.m. Sydney, April 21. The A.J.C. meoting concluded today. The meeting has been most successful. Unbroken fine weather prevailed, wilh a record attendance. Results:— A.J.C. Plate. Tartan (Claytoif) 1 Tatterdemalion (Cardcn) 2 Proceedor (Chevally) ... 3 Betting: 5t02 on Tartan, 3 to 1 P.-oceedor, 8 to 1 Tatterdemalion. Also started: Signature. Proceedor made the running, followed by Signature, Tatterdemalion and Tartan ia that order to the last mile. Proceedor led into the straight, Tartan heading him a little later, went on and won by two lengths. The latter beat Proceedor by a head. Time, 5.36 j. Second Nursery: Melodrama (.Tardy) 1, Hapsburg and Poseidon (dead heal) for third place. Eighteen starters, Betting: 7 to 2 Castaway, 15 to 1 Melodrama. Won by a length. Time, 1.1151.

Final Handicap: Absentee (7.0) 1 Position (7.2) 2, Gowric (7.1) 3. Thirteen starters. Betting: 7 to 2 Birida, 11 to 1 Absentee,. Won by a short head. Time. 2.8J-.

llous Handicap : Kaflirpau 1, Bluster 2, Amphora it. Eleven starters. Bluster and Lochino were prominent into the straight, where Kaflirpan went to the front and won by thrcc-camrter.s of a length. Tune, 2.23.

Place Handicap; Boabdil 1, Chaperon 2, Marvel Loch 3. Six starters. Chaperon led into the straight, but Boabdil came out at the distance and won by two lengths. Time, 2.26 J. Second Steeple: Up-to-date 1, Auriculiim 2, Grattan 3. Five starters. Grattan led at the start. Coming down the hilt Up-to-date went to the front and won easily by six lengths Time, 7.25.

WELLINGTON ACCEPTANCES. TEH PBESS ASSOCIATION. VVBtiiNOTON, April 22. Following are the acceptances and final payments for the Wellington Raemg Club's Autumn Meeting, next Thursday and Saturday ; Thompson Handicap, 1 mile : Signalman 9.0, Exmoor 8.1.0, King Billy, Gold Crown 8.9, Polyanthus 8.0, Savoury 7.13, Delaware, Starshoot 7.10, Bourrasque, Flamen 7.6, Clanehattan 7.1', Mobility, Czarevna, Mystification 7-.2, Jolly Friar 6.13, Ana, Aberration 6.7.

liiiiliray Handicap,6 furlongs: Aiisa S.B, Glcnowlet 8.6, Stronghold 8-1, Gawain 7.9, l'etlicoat 7A, Medallist, Contender 7.0.

Waiwetu Handicap, 7 furlongs; Polyanthus 8.9, Marguerite 8,2, Czftre. vna 7.8, Maui, St Albert 7.6, Poly. caste 0.13.

Hurdles, If miles: St. Lyra 11.0, Slow Tom 10.7, Waitarcre, Hydrant 9.10, Detoe 9.8, Kohunui 9.5, Cassiopea 9.0.

Plunkel Nursery Handicap, 5 furlongs : Graudslam 8.1, English Channel 8.1, Munjista 8.3, Ito, William 7.1, Snowstella. Mahuta Mauli 6.13.

Silverstrcam Hiielc Handicap, 7 furlongs : Aeolus B.lo,Cavatiua 8.6, Wailetho 8.2, Mcrcwai, ltiflcuiaid 7.12, Soultmaid 7.11, Destruction, Hiro 7.10. Mocassin 7.1.

Tinakori Hack Handicap,« furlongs Aboriginal 9.5, Hatley 8.9, Klfnda 8.5. Honyhnhum 7.12, Takiipui, Merewai, Dcvonia 7.10, Soultmaid 7.8, Hiro 7.7, Makara 7.3. FINAL PAYMENTS.

North Island Challenge Stakes, of 'lOOsuvs., 7 furlongs: Munjista, CunieI'orin, lsoll, Clanehattan,' Glenowlet, Snowstella, Stronghold, Ito, Achilles, Exmoor.

New Zealand St. Leger, of lOOsovs : If miles: Gay Spark, Delaware, lsoll. Clanehattan.

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