SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 66, 27 June 1910, Page 3

SPORTING.

WELLINGTON WEIGHTS. By Telegraph—Press Association. Wellington, .Saturday. The following weights have been declared by Mr. J. H. Pollock for the Wellington winter meeting:— Stewards' Handicap, seven furlongs, of 130 sovs—lranui 10.13, Sir Antrim 10.10, Mundic \0.9, Staidan 10.8, Mon Ami 10.3, Balaclava 10.3, Electrakoff 9.12, Flingot 9.12, Parula 9.12, Royal Marine 9.8, lney 9.7, Miss Advance 9.3, Mataari 9.2, Teru 9.0, Marathon 9.0, Thetis 9.0. Miramar Handicap, of 100 sovs., seven furlongs—Multiple 11.1, Teotane 10.11, Rangikura 9.12, Penga 9.11, St. Lums-j den 9.11, Elfish 9.11, Mallet 9.10, Succession 9.10, First Consul 9.9, Inchbonny 9.7, Celebrity 9.5, Bounbon 9.5, Merrie Emerald 9.5, Stepalong 9.0, Waxy 9.0, Ukraine 9.0, Beach 9.0, Mediterranean 9.0.

Peninsula Hurdle Handicap, of 100 sovs., one mile and three-quarters—Ox-ton 11.13, Continuance 11.5, Maharanui 10.9, Golden Water .10.5, Captain Jingle 10.4, Loch Fyne 9.12, Master Paul 9.12, Arc Light 9.9, Kremlin 9.7, .Whtye Cockade 9.7, White Lie 9.5,, : Millenial 9.5, Claremont 9.4, Gaelic 9,2, (iEsplqsive 9.0, Paqau 9.0, Rosegrove 9.\Lepue£9 { p rt .. , Parahi Handicap, of m :.asys r ,.one mile Penates 11.4, 'California/'ll.O, North-East 10.13, Sir Ffi&6,'lO.J, ; Merrie. Zealand 10.5, Staidan lo:v y Wismera 10.3, Hermia 10.3, Wauohope Balaclava 10.1, Tiptoe 10.1, Sharpshooter 9.12, BoUni *$M. Bour>'. rasq'ue 9.10, Electrakoff Truwanini 9.8, Ta'whaki ine 9.7, lney 9.6, Molonyx 9:s:RiWeft«Me 9.4, Miss Advance 9.2f*Aloiorbs'ic[tt "9.2,' Gold Battery 9.0, g^rf'SpaAe 1 9.0, St. Pelix 9jo/Bismaifck'9.f), Fliraln9.o> Winter Hurdles, of 508 soya%f*wof'i»ilw —Wimmera 11.9, Propne* lM9(®M»pss! 11.0, Ben Jonson J«i% m> sano 10.10, Waione* Reumac 10.6, Oxton i 0.5, Hytonfc o; lo,J,! Tui Cakabau 10.0, Aotea 9.13, Gold Bird 9 r l3,rl^# u l u *i t i Mahuta 9.11, 9.11, Te Arei 9.7, kura 9.2, Lionheart 9J, Waitapu 9.0, Showman 9.0, Xiavier 9.0, Feu de Joie 9.0. 'kisetm Te Aro 'Handicap, oLJQQ soss,,; faf furlongs -Contendant t .J'o % %.,pogrtort 10.5, Tina Toa 10.2, |fenffieier J.^ 5 , Skye 9.11, Magneto 9.1 L fj» H Valentine 9.9, Brilliancy JS, SprftQW n.7, Bourbon 9.7, Plaid S.o, Eadestone/#3,'-,s%'jru o.oj Clanmena 9.0, Field T%*Gold. 9.0. Stepalong 9.0, CompeW 9Ji*Gofe* ; . mar 9.0, Fighting Maid 9.0. ."''''. I Wellington Steeplechase, of 650 sovs., about three miles and a-quarter—Kai-tere 11.10, Audax 11.9, Looh Fyne 11.8,, Eldorado 11.3, Te Arei 11.3, EuriS .11-1, Red McGresor 11.1, Capitol 11.0, NerO| 1013 Le Beau 10.6, Sir 10.0, Corazon 10.0, Waione TIO.O, Exnvoor 9.7, Maida 9.7, Xavier > 9.7*' Mozart 9.7, Full Cry 9.7, Prospector 9:?, Northern Star 9.7, Forest 9.7, Bee-line 9|7, Oakley 9.7, Southern Cross 9.7. ■< •' TURF TOP;J?S. ;: (By J'Moturba.") .;. Moving Sydney-wards early next month, the Waverley-trained, mare Cju,cinella. It is not decided yet whether Koran will make the-trip or. n0t.,,, v . .... A southern scribe states Ijhat Prosgec,tor makes a noise. This respiratory tl,o#ble will probably spoil '. |he J\v&P™£ trained 'chaser's prospects, of big country. ■• . '•, /„ V o ... Like moths to the ■ flatoe, Maififand ponies are flocking, across, to eont&l! thfe Ascot Thousand. Maliinga lss thftt v<>oject in view, and it Willi'take* a l&i r <K weight to make the.. Afle*lander "go .slow," , ", « 7** V*: « Southern Cross is being the big fences at Eiccartoh. ' in" his reckless and'itfdiffe'fen'fc'jumping over the small'ltitfks, this'scribe; oboes not envy his joeke'y'# task-when 1 tbje pace is cracked on atfd 'the*fences lwmHike death-traps ahead. " i ■..<»•< The gentlemen riders' events atiGreenmeadows were good things: year-old Possible gelding Cental He scored in the easiest? each day, but the crowd behind.the winner were of the poorest possible, description—what they call at the Wanganui Zoo, "food for lions.?' ■■. . (V , „,...... «, Captain Jingle was'tied, up.,,compJetely with kidnev ailments at,Ha£tings v last week. On Thursday he made, no .race of Oxton and a fair crowd at the PaA. The cure was marvellous and,.shdiild be, snapped up by'the proprietor'of Blank's] backache pills. Meanwhile putters .are losing their good money onJfunMtSin racehorses. ; ', • ..'' '. I Gold Battery was hot-stuff 'each day at the Napier Park meeting, ana had the .services of H. Gray. The son; of Field Batten' is rattier over-estimated, and although he ran well forward" each time under" the colors, he isndtTjeardy the champion some people reckon, but he should turn'out a good horse next season. •.. ■■-•■ New Zealsnd-bred horses have been weighted in r!e Victorian. G.N.',Steeplechase as follows:—Ataahua 12.2..'Maui 11.3, Pilot 11.1, Lee-side 10.12, Tha<|tonitis 10.7. El Dorado 10.7, and BaSremai 9.3. '.*