SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 88, 10 May 1909, Page 3

SPORTING.

.«. AUSTRALIAN RACING. Received 10, 0.48 a.m. Sydney, May 9. At tlie Ki'inpton Park spring meeting, the Great Jubilee Handicap resulted:—KbOr I. Dean Swift 2, Succour 3. WANGAXLT WEIGHTS.

By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Saturday. The following weights have been declared by Mr. (i. Morse for the Wanganui winter meeting:—Borough Handicap, six furlongs—Tmmit 9.10. Baliarat 5.7, (iold Thread S.B. Mon Ami 8.5. Bollin 8.4. Waikavaka 8.3. Woodhev 8.2. Irish Rifle S.O. Karerna 7.13, Gipsy Belle 7.12, Bermia 7.4, St. Bill and Toa Tuhi 7.3, Cyrcne 7.2, Nicotine 7.1, Burton 6.7. Wanganui Steeplechase, about three miles—Kialere 12.0. Funis 11.3. Audax 11.1, Kaipetipeti 10.8. Maidi 10.7. Capitol 10.0, Le Beau 10.5. llnllwortli 10.4. Lull 10.3, Tilson 10.2, Nogi and Jack Pot 10.0, Janella and Mocassin 9.13. Aroha, Oryx and Pawa 9.12, Claraliell, Leonardo and Playmate 9.10, Ballauce 9.9, Whimper 0.8, Lingerer, Northern Stir

and Waimotu 9.7. Century Hurdles, about two miles and a distance—Ben jonson 12.1, Paritutu and Master Douglas' 11.8, Maidi 11.7, Exmoor 11.5, Kairoma and Lyrist 11.1, Waipu 10.S, Audax 10.7, Aoraugi, Hipporolla and North Head 10.5, Xavier 10.3, Snip 10.2, Letherh and Oryx 10.1, Rangihaeta and Auratus 10.0, Compass and Commander 9.)2, Whatakura 9.10, Corazon 9.4, LoireC Showman, Maharanui, and Prospector 9.3, Belario and Capulet 9.2, Chase Mab, Scenery. Mount ■ Cook, Lebeccio, and Goiden Glow 9.0. Connolly Handicap, one mile and a half—Moral 9.0, The Lark 8.11, Sir Tristram 8.8, Maniapoto 8.0, Woodhev 8.1, Bollin and Roosevelt 8.0, Irish "Rifle 7.11, Malmta and Gold Lace 7.o,"Uhlando and Waitapu 7.8. Daisy Paul 7.4, Eclogue and Vasa 7.3, Gwendoline 7.0, Golden Gate 0.12. Herniia and Astraoa 0.11, Lady Mensehikoh" Toa Tuhi. and Wee Trinket 0.10, Carissiina and Kurawaka 6.0, Cleinora and First Mate 0.8. Bcrengaria, Lamsdorff, Shannon Lass' and Tangeroa 6.7, At a meeting of the committee of the Patea Racing Club on Tuesday evening last, it was resolved that a hearty vote of thanks be accorded Mr. A. W. Budge for his services as starter at the - recent meeting, and that he be asked to allow himself to he made a life member of the Patea Racing Club. It was decided that donation's of £3 3s and £2 2s be granted to Messrs J. Sutton and A. Morse for services rendered at the recent raco meeting, the financial statement of wihch showed a profit of £392. The secretary explained ttiat this was' not inclusive of the amount taken by the Railway Department.