SPORTING.
WELLINGTON R.C. MEETING. FIRST DAY BESULTS. FEB PEESS ASSOCIATION. Wsilikoton, April 20, The Wellington Eacing Club's Autumn Meeting commenced to-day. The weather, which promised fine at the start, changed in the course of the afternoon, and a light drizzling rain set in. When the North Island Challcngo Stakes eame up for decision the turf was somewhat on the heavy side and against fast racing. There was a good attendance, and speculation was brisk; the sum of £12,469, in-' clading £1584 on the doublo machine, being put through the machine, as against £6537 for the corresponding diy of last year. The double machine paid out on the winning combinationMystification (Thompson Handicap) and Glenowlct (Railway Handicap)— £67 16s. Isolt's withdrawal from the Challenge Stakes robbed the race of a good deal of interest. Acuilles was never seriously troubled, though Exnisor and Clunchattan ran well. Mystification's victory in the Thompson Handicap was unexpected. Mr Hunter's representative never loft the issue in donbt after covering half the distance. Results : First Hurdle Handicap: Waitarere 1, Hydrant 2, Defoe 3. AH started. Won easily by two lengths. Time, 3.20 2-5. Divs., £3 2s and £l2s. Waiwetu Handicap: St. Albert 1, Czarevna 2, Marguerite 3. Also started: Maui and Polycaste. St. Albert cut down the leaders two furlongs from home and won comfortably by two lengths. Time, 1.29 3-5. Div., £5 4s. Silverstream Hack Handicap: Destruction 1, Cavatina 2, Eiflcmaid 3. Other starters: JEolus, Wailcthe, Merriwai, and Mocassin. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, 1.31 3-5. Divs., £3 9s and £1 19s. ■ Thompson Handicap: Mystification 1, Apa 2, Polyanthus 3. Also started : Signalman, Gold Crown, King Billv, Solution, Starshoot, Delawere, Mobility, Jolly Friar, Aberration. Mystification, who was prominent at an early stage of the race, came away at the half-way distance and easily secured the honours by two lengths, a length separated the other placed horses J Time, 1.42 4-5. Divs., £ll 14s and 62 Is.
Railway Handicap: Glenowlet 1, Gawain 2, Contender 3. Other starters: Ailsa;" Stronghold, Medallist. A good finish, Glenowlet winning by a little over a length. Time, 1.16 3-5. Div., £3 Bs. . . •
Plunket Nursery Handicap: William I, Ito 2, Mahnta 3. Also started: English Channel, Grand Slam, MunJista, Snowstell. Won by a length. Time, 1.3 3-5. Divs., £5 19s and £2. North Island Challenge Stakes: Achillea 1, Exinoor 2, Clanchattan 3. Stronghold also started. Tho issue was fought out between Achilles and jixnnor, the champion coming strongly at the finish and winning rather easily by half-a-lcngth. Time, 1.31. Div., £1 -Is, Exinoor and Achilles being bracketted together on the machine, f
Tiuakori Handicap •. Elfrida 1, Hatley 2, Honyhnhmn 3. Also started: Devonia, Hiro, Mataari. A fine finish. Won by barely a half-length. Divs, £3 Us and £1 6s.
WELLINGTON WEIGHTS. FEB PBESS ASSOCIATION. Wellington, April 20. Following are the Wellington Racing Club's weights for the second day : Second Hurdle Handicap, of 130 sovs., 1J miles: St. Lyra U. 4, Waitarcre 11.0, Killarney 10.12, Slo.v Tom 10.11, Weary Bill, Magnificent 10.10, Defoe 10.0, Wind 9.13, Apiti 9.10, Narcissus U.O, Dalky 9.6, Lissa, Kthunui, Cassiopea 9.3, Mocassin, Stockade 9.0. Hutt Handicap, of 100 sovs., ] mile : Exinoor 9.0, Blaik Reynard, Polyanthus 8.8, MjstificationH.t, Starshoit 7.13, Roseal, Marguerite, Czucvna 7.8, Apa 7.4, Prelude 7.1, BeauSealon 7.0, Submarine (i.12, Proit ' Maid, Jolly Friar, Maui li. 10, Aberration, llydraui, Polycaste, Faneywdrk (i.7. Muritai Handicap, o£ 80 sovs., 7 furlongs: Lady Wayward 9.0, Ellcrton 8.10, Elfrida 8.9, Destruction 8.7, -Solus, Cavatina 80, Armamcnto, 8.4, Wailethe, llificmaid 8.1, Aorangi 7.13, Honyhnhmn 7.10, Merriwai 7.7, Devonia, Soultmaid Ifi, Merrie Rose 7.4, Hiro, Highland Fling 7.2, Gauze 7.2, Xavier 6.11, Pytchley, Ensign 6.7.
Autumn Handicap, of 300 sots., 1J miles: Achilles 9.9, Boomerang 8.9, Signalman 8.6, Gold Crown 8.4, King Billy 8.1, Letherin 7.13, Mystification, Solution 7.11, Savoury 7.10, Starshoot 7.fi, Bourrasque 7.1, Lyrist, lloseal ■7.3, FlaiueniClauchattan 7.2, Terrapin, Apa 7.1, Czarevna, Mobility 6.10, Beau Seaton 6.9, Jolly Friar, Abeiratios, Submarine, Hatley, Spoil, Sandy, Cyrus 6.7.% Suburban Handicip. of lot) sovs., 7fiirlomg6: Exm or 9.2, Boomerang, King Billy 9.0, Black Eeynard, Polyanthus ',8.10, ■ Ailsa '8.7, Starshoot, Ballavat 8.4, St. Albert 8.2, Marguerite, Chryscis, Gawain,7.U, Mobility 7,(i, Sir Geramt 7.5, Capt. Shannon 7.3, Declinili ii 7.2, Submarine 70, Tikirawa 0.11, Hinurevra, Zetland, Fancywork, Variation, Black Squall, La
Torpedo 6.7. Pacific Handicap, of 150 sovs., 6 furlongs: Glcnowlet 9.12, Liftus 9.0, Petticoat, Contender 8.11, William 8.0, Moscow, Prelude 7.13, Grand Slam 7.12, Uungesta, Medallist 7.11, Elbwton 7.10, Ito 7.7, Mcrriwai 0.12, Mahula 6.10, Snowstell, -Balsam, SaHdrix 6.7. .
Belmont Hack Handicap, of 80 sovs., 6 furlongs: Ellerton. Elfrida 9.0, Hatley 8.11, Moral 8.9, Armamento 8.8, Windy 8.7, Sylvan Tide 8.3, Honyhnhnm 8.0, Tupono 7,12, Mcrriwai, Tekainui, Highland Fling, Balsam, Goodsight, Soultmaid 7.5, Hiro, Secret, Mataara 7.3, Pupu, Xavier. Skye 6.10, Mahaki-Basilisk gelding 6.7. i HAWERA ACCEPTANCES. BBS MESS ASSOCIATION. Ha web a, April 20. The following acceptances have been received:— Railway Handicap: Rustiquc, St. Claimcr, Reclaimer, Le Beau, Idasa, St. Bill, Waikato. Waihi Handicap: Maharanui, Fishmcre, Toddy, Whakahawea. Tawhit-i Handicap-' Silver Shell, Showman, Waipa, White Star, Compass, Marvia. Tongahoe Hack Hurdles: Le Beau, Mawhiti, 'Valkyrie, Rangiwhenua, Romany Kiug, Flanagan, Hokio, Harcroa, Bushy Park, Westward. Hawcra Cup: Grenade, Star Rose, The Leader, Clarcmont, Scenery. Mokoia Handicapi Silver Shell, Recreation, Waitapu, Makikihi, Slavey, Kanucre, Waipa, St. Cyrcss, Liuger. Turkish Maid. Telegraph Handicap •" Sedgemoor, The Clipper, White Star, Somali, Compass, St. M?ria, Kangaroo, Sir Williiin. Linger, Burton, Bellevue, Lady Lancelot, Tirauinca, Marvia, Tambour Major.
NOTES. 'By "Moiueojl."] O.i the first day of tlic Wairarapa nio.'ting (says "Advance "), a Chinan ai punter backed every horse on the car 1 to the ex int of i'l, and came out winning £lt (is. Tlic progeny of The Ollieer lu.vi be-n making (juite a name for dial sin Mobility, Pretty Mahl, Shcrlorl. Hdme?,anl Lothian a.r» ail by Tlu 0 ileer. A telegram from Auckland nii'iouiiees the death of a well-known trainci : in the pe.'son of George Wriulit, win die.l suddenly on Monday night. Mi . Wright has been known as a trainer fui I so.no year;. Probably his best horsi was St. Hippo, who won tho New Zeo . land an I Auckland Cups, Great Nor them Doi'by, and Auckland Riiein| ; Cl,ib Handicaps. His last success wa i wi'.h Ironiuoukl at the recent Auc'f lam Binding.
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