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SPORTING

WELLINGTON RACES, FIRST DAY'S RESULTS. GAS BAG WINS WELLINGTON HANDICAP. By Telegraph.—Press Association j Wellington, Oct. 23. ' The Wellington Racing Club's spring meeting opened to-day at Trentham in beautiful weather, and hnfore a very large attendance. Tlie 1 was in tl'e best of order, and some f;i> .aes were registered. ¥he total isa tor liimd.ed £73,842 for the day, as against £51,133 lus on the corresponding day year. Results TAITA HANDICaV. Four furlongs.—Capping Day (fi. Mackle) 1, Winning Hit 2, Backsheesh 3. Also started: Prince Ferouz, Whe.itHeld, Scton. Edendale, The Hawk, Anomaly, Mountain Peer, Grotesque, Humboldt, Dissertation, Rllesvrlha, Sleeping Beauty, Sensible, La Suie, Leithfield, 'Martial Dawn. Heads separated tiie placed and first four horses. Prince Ferou/. was fourth. Time, 47sec.

WAIXUI HANDICAP. One mile.—lmaribbon (W. Bell) 1, Vagabond 2, Walton 3. Also started: Trespass, Lord Nagar, Dainty Step, Printemps, Demand, Rlsinghani. Motu'.hi, Royal Exchange, Bagdad. Esperanee, Tribulet. Won by a head, talf a length between second and third. Dainty Step was fourth. Time, 1.41 3-3.

RIMUTAKA HANDICAP. One mile -Isabel (A. Hare) ], Warrawee 2, Malaga 3. Also started: Ben Bolt, Insurrection, Bitters, Counter Stroke, Flight Commander, Adopted, Miss Land, Samovar, La Paloma, Pitch Dark, Silk Rein, Gratuition, Wunigan. Won by a short head, a length and a half between second and third. Sauuovar was fourth. Time, 1.41 4-3.

WELLINGTON HANDICAP. One mile and three furlongs.—Gas Bag (A. Dixon) 1, Bonnie Heather 2, Kilrush 3. Also started: Karo, Glen Canny, Red Ribbon, Oratress, Tcntertield, Rebuff, Demagogue, Bonnie Maid, StarJaml, 80-Peep, Kilgour, Johnny Walker, Rose Pink. Won by a l ead, a length and a half between second and third. Kilgour was fourth. Time, 2.20 4-5.

. FIRST HURDLES. One mile and threequarters —Maniahera (J. Kaan) 1, Falstaff 2, Ladojruer 3. Also started: Kolm, MeltchiKoff, Bombproof, Master Boris, Blrkenvalc, Orane. Goolwa. Won by a length, three lengths between second and third. Orane was fourth. Time, 3.14 l-.V

WELLESLEY STAKL'.S. .. Four furlongs Mennin (Gray) 1, Rational 2, Fulsome 3. Also started: Zero Hour, Body Guard, Toa Tuau, Kick Off, Matarekn, Mixture, Left, Princess Pat, Pam, Dame Straitlaec. Won by a length, two lengths between second atul third. Kick Off was fourth. Time, 47. l-.'sec.

OCTOBER HANDICAP. Six furlongs.— Truthful (R. Reed) 1, Blackhe::d 2, Ngata 3. Also started: Kipling, Tortrix, Ambcrine, Strategy, Prince Hal., Canyon, Magistrate, Martian Miss, Askari, Militaire, Valley Rose, Eisteddfod. Sl'amroek, Forty Winks, Barley Corn, Happy Days, Sir Huon. Won by a long neck, half a length between second and third. Barleycorn was fourth. Time, 1.13.

SHORTS HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—Royal Stag (H. Young) l, Solfnnello ,2, Rouen 3. Aloo started: Surveyor. Hymestfa, Weldono, Tigritlya, Right and Left, Sunnrt, Maioha, AsUnome, Murihiku, Chrysostuin, Ruddy. Sweet -Memory, La Pais. Won (j.v a head, half n length between second and third. Ruddy Has fourth. Tame, 1.12.

NOTES ON THE RACING. (By Wire.—Special to News ) Wellington, Last Xight. The fields were big and of good quality. The public attended in great numbers, and the Governor-General was present. The racing throughout tie day was exciting, and a feature was the great number of remarkably cioso finishes. The principal handicap of the day, the Wellington Handicap, which is run over a mile and three furlongs, drew a big field, jp which form pointed to four horses— Kilrush (a winner at Duuodin), Glen Canny (the Avondaie Cup winner), Kllgc.nr (who scored In tl e Masterton Cup), and (Jus Bag (whose track work had been of a high order), fllcu Canny got a bad run and the other three were amongst the first four to finish. Three useful lightweights in (laslmg, Kilgour, and Bonnie Heather had a hand in the finish, hut had llie solidly burdened Kilrush not met trouble before he came to the turn he would have beaten them all. In a great finish (has Bag and Ronnie Heather flashed past the box together, and the judge hoisted Gas Bag's numbor.

Sume partioulariy fine two-year-olds were paraded for the two juvenile events. Mermln' and national proved too good for the rout, of tie Held iji the Weliesiey Stakes. ilermin won, but Rational was travelling faster at the finish. However, Mermln appeared to have a little In hand.

The day was a triumph for the imported sire Absurd. His stock won both the two-year-old races, and in one of ttem secured first, second, and third places. In the Taita Handicap, Backsheesh, Prinze Ferouz, and Capping Day were fighting out the finish, when Winning Hit appeared, coining fast. The four crossed the line with less than a neck separating the lot. rapping Day, who paid a great prtfe, got thr- verdict h.v halt a 1 Pad. Winning Hit was placed second, Backsheesh third, and Trluze Petouz fourth. Prince Ferouz should do better on Monday.

In tiie \V,imu> Handicap Vagabond, Dainty Siep and imaribbon took charge over the ast hit. and in a good Unish Imaribbon won ! ■?' half 11 With Walton a fair third. Trespass slipped at the start and fell. For the Bimutaka Handicap, Saimovar made the early running, and was closely followed by Adopted and Counter Stroke. Adopted and Samovar were in front at the straight entrance, and at the distance Warrawee beeanio prominent. Isabel came fast from the-half distance, and hard ridden got up to win by a head. Samovar was half a length away third, and Malaga was a fair fourth, but the iWrd' err ' nK in tiS pl ' lcl " 1!S ' pllli:ed ila'aga

The big handicap was a great belting race Gleu Canny was s„nt out a very hot order! but his backers got a jioov run. Red Ribbon on tho rails, was first out of Ihe tapes, but she soon lost her place. Tassing the stand Bonnie Heather led Gas Bag. Dawasogne, lenterfleld, and KLlgour. Bonnie Heather and Oas Bag led down the back with Tenterfield and Kilgow Five furlongs from home Bonnie Heather went back a hit and 80-Peep went to the front, witl o, ls Bag at the boiiom of the straight. (,'as Bag, hilgour, and Bonnie Heather all looked td hate chances. Bonnie Heather came at Oas Bag over tiie last hit, and In a great finish wie pi:ir crossed the line togtMlicr Tiie judge gave the decision u, (; as favor . kllrtish, who had not had a good run over ie Anal stretch, got up into lliird phc Kiigour was fourth, Karo fifth, and TenterHeld sixth.

The Hurdles was won nicely by Maniahera, and both llk- other placed horses, Falsi,iff and Ladoguer, ran good races.

Another Held of fine two-yUr-oids stripped for the Wellesle.v Stakes. Ifermin and Rational fought a duel for the honors li'erniin begun very smartly, and Cray auicldv had hum on the rails; he led ail the way hut at the finish national, who did not gi-t Off too well, was filing very fast. Mermln wen by three-quarters of a length. Fulsome was a fair third and Kick Off fourth Toa Taua finished well in the October Hanineap. Omyon was quickest to begin, and she piloted her opponents in the rim to the course proper. There the field bunched and going along to the distance half a. dozen had chance.s. At the distance the well-bred Truthful, running 011 the outer, came away and eltlloplng with great ease won very nicely by a length and a half from the improving Blackhead. Xgata was close un third. Arrowsmitl), Miss Gold and others were withdrawn from the open six furlong event, the Shorts Handicap. The result was an allround surprise and a couple of healthy dividends. After the field had sottled down Hymestra was so wrjl placed that "he appeared to have a big chance of scoring an overdue win, but 110 did not sec out the severe vim down the straight. Inside the distance Surveyor was on the #oint of coming

from the leading division when something happened, and he failed to go on. Jr looked as if he got a burup. The finish was a close one. Solfanello and Rouen were fighting it out when at the very death Royal Stag appeared on the 3eane and finishing strongly got the verdict by a .bead. Solfanello was glren .second place, and Rouen was unlucky to be adjudged third. Ruddy was a good fourth. , SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. Wellington, Last Night. The following are the acceptances for the second day:— ROSENEATH HANDICAP. Four furlongs.— l'rinco Fcrouz 8.5, Backsheesh 8.2, Still Sea 7.12, Aniunoly, Scion, Zero Hour, Wheatfield, Edendale, The Hawk 7.10, Mountain Peer, Humboldt 7.9, Grotesque 7.8, Dissertation, Princess Pat, Dame- Straitlace, Body Guard 7.7, Mateka 7.6, Taiparu, Leithfield, Mixture 7,r», La Sule.Jled Band, Sensible 7.3, Martial Dawn 7.2. SECOND HURDLE HANDICAP. One mile and a half.—Ladoguer 11.8, Meltchlkoff 10.3, | Bombproof 10.7, Maniahera 10.0, Master Boris 10.3, Falstaff 10.1, Orane 9.2, Goolwa 9.0. PEARCE HANDICAP. One mile.—Royal Stag 8.11, Imaribbon 8,10, Glen Canny 8.7, Red Ribbon 8,0, Dainty Step 8.4, Bonnetter 8.1, Bonny Heather 7.13, Right and Left 7.12, Muicia 7.10, 80-Peep 7.9#» Rouen 7.6, Prin--temps 7.0, Demand 11.12, Motuihi 6.10, Bagdad 0.7.

TARARUA HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.Miss Maid D.2, Warrawee, Ngata 8.12, Amberine 8.8, Ben Bolt 8.7, Bitters, Walton, Insurrection 8.0, Blackhead 8.4, Counter Stroke 8.1, Strategy 7.12, Adopted, Rebuff 7.9, Mllltaire 7.8, Blissfulness 7.6, Malaga, Eisteddfod 7.4, Samovar 7.3, Tout Bon 7.2, Miss Land 7.0, La Paloma 6.12.

I'UAHINE HANDICAP, Six furlongs.— Royal Exchange 8.13, Warrawee, Ngata 8.11, Kipling 8.8, Prince Hal 8.2, Flight Commander 8.1. Canyon 8.0, Martian Miss 7.12, Askari 7.8, Valley Rose 7.7, Shamrock 7.5, Forty Winks, Barleycorn 7.1. Happy Days 6.12, Sandy McDonald fi 10, Rimutaka, Jackaroo C.il, Wanigan, Eisteddfod 6.7.

CHAMPION PLATE. One mile and a quarter.—Kilrush, Vagabond, Volo 9.2, Amythas, Glen Canny, Arrqwsmith, Trespass, Royal Stag, Starlnnd, Surveyor 9.0, Karo, Oratress, Bonnie Maid 8.13, Humbug, Duo 7.11,

JUVENILE STAKES. Five furlongs.--M(,r-inln 9.3, Rational, Toa Taua 8.12, Kick Off, Winning Hit, Mixture 8.7.

NAINAI HANDICAP. Six furHmjs.—Miss Gold 80, Rude 85, Solfanello 7.13, Sunar f , Delight 7.12, Rouen 7.10, Early Dawn 74, Astlnomo 7.3, Ruddy Weidone V.2, Morilihi, Blackmail 7,0, La Paix, Mntatua G. 7.

CARTERTON ACCEPTANCES. Carterton, Oct. 23. The following are the acceptances for the Taratahl-Carterton Racing Club's meeting:— TRIAL PLATE. Five furlongs (special weights). —Melting Moments, Waimaho?, Lady lima, Gold Pan, "WhViwata, Prince Arrow, Jackaroo, Deviate, Desert Rose, Mallncom-l, Walthea, Sandy McDonald, Lord Ash lea, Spare Moment, Clever Mary, Sir Walter, Kildoe, Prudent Lad, Festivity, M*rry Day.

CARTERTON HACK HANDICAP. sii furlongs. K1 cull lis 10. Martian Miss 8.9, Bladei'oad SO, American Beauty 3.4, Mumble 7.13, Stutter, Galore, Vitetla 7.!t, Miss Land T Beloved, Lady M'ltchet 7,1, Rlmutaka 6.13, Hallucination 6.12. ,

MATRARAPA COUNTY CUP. One mile and a quarter.—Rod Ribbon, Rose Wreath 5).8, Printemps 8.0, Bonny .Heather 7.13, ltose Pink '.ll, Miss Maid 7.9, Ruddy 7.7, Syeorai' 7 4 Railand, Matty 7.3, Tarl 7.2, Doric 7.1, Scornful 6.12, Espevance 0.7. IiPX.W MEMORIAL HANDICAT. Five furlonss. Dmiedtii 9.1, Sweet Memory S. 11, Murlliiku, Rekanui, Ruddy 8.9, lionny Briar 8.3, Gold Problem, SainiaroiiK, Rleuse, Ladv General 7.7. •IVMI'EIiS' flat ItACE HANDICAP. One mile ami a (pinner.-Gladful 11.13, Explorer 10.13, Retard 10 0, Spanele 10.1, Moutoa Camp 0.13. Master Boris 9.9, Orane, Lady Penza Warmth TAR ATA HI HACK WELTER HANDICAP Seven furlongs,9.9, Bitters, ttlriillus M, Mumble. 8.7, Mir.s Lamd, Transmission 8.1, NVpaniho 7.0, Lady Witeliet, Belle Nolr i.8 p Baysvvater, OhJti, Passenger, Silk Rein, Lady Penza, ('alifornian 7.7. MAUNCARAKI WELTER HANDICAP. Seven furloiiKS— Mill o' Cowrie 9.1, Vasilkot 8.13 Blslneham. Syeorax 8.8, Xgala 8.7, Matly 8.4, Matatua 8.3, l'ari 8.2, Doric 7.13, Lady Genera! ELECTRIC HANDICAP. Kive fiirlrtngs.Handy 5.9, Amer!,can Beauty, Samaran?, liieuse 8.8, Tigrinia 8 li, Yankeu Dan 8.3, Aiuomoana 7.13, Vitella 7.11, Timidity 7.10, 2elo\es 7.4, Sandy McDonald, Bayswater, Coronlta, Walmalioc, Gold Coast 7.2. POVERTY BAY ACCEPTANCES.

Gisbcmi', Oct. 23. The Poverty Bay Turf Club's acceptances are .IVXCTION HANDICAP. Five furlongs.— Sweet Corn 10,t, Lionskin 9.10, Orawla S.G, Irapuka, Caricature 8.5, Tieki 8.4, Lady Gazeley 7.3, Nick's Head, Whanako, Ladv Muriel 7.0. fIURBLE HA.VDIC.VI'. One mile and threequarters, Cynier, Con 11.8, cross Words 10 2 Gay Boy, Nlcomar, M.miu 9.0. ROSELAND HACK HANDICAP. Sii furlongs.—Prince Randall 8,8, Tlgrlnia 8.3, Heathermoon 7.11. Ani'.ta 7.1 u. Over There 7.9 Colonel Arch, Bunny 7.3, White Hop# 7.1, Ladv .Muriel, Hay Bloom, Tituhitiu, Martini, Merekara 7.0, Tlora 6.10. SI'RIXG HANDICAP. One mile and a Quarter. Gazfque 10.3, Cleft 5.2, Athens II 8.0, Perfect Day 7.11, I,ady Enerjv, Patetonga Hookah r.a, Orcteur G. 7. WELTER HANDICAP. Seven furloneS.—Mullive 10.13, Coldsliije 10 3, ravlliou 9.7, GlenKyle ll.ti, Persian Khif 9.1, Shaki 8.9, Red Edna 8.5, Whanako 8.2, Sunray, Hyrai, Golconda 8.0. FL"i IXC HANDICAP. .Six furlongs.—LionSfcln B.IS, Dribble 8.12, Actifld 8.8, Black Lace. ".11, Prince Jewel, Orawai 7.!), Irapul* 7.8 Caricature, Tlekl 7.7. OCTOBER HACK HANDICAP. One mile.I avihon 9.0, Glengylo 8.10, Persian Khi» 8.8, Orateur 8..5. Prince Willnnyx 7.12, Red Kdi a 711, Grange, Walkolm 7.8, Mannlkin 7.4. MAIDEN SCURRY. Four furlongs (all 8sl.) —Jr.vml, ((ueens Up, Kalmoa, I.och Dhu, Deinlore, .Martini, May Bloom, Chaplin, Diabolic, Lady Flash, Laud Bird, CaMahile, Wliai, Ko'■•eiu. Bacchante, Teupnra, Fort George, Tarlnfcaroa, Harekara, Peppermint, Bohella, Sinuoiia.

POVERTY BAY HUNT ACCEPTANCES. filsfoorihs Oct. 23. Acceptances for thii Poverty lia.v Hunt Clubs meeting are:— HUNTERS' BRACELET HANDICAP. One mi e-Tornea 12 7, Sunray 11.7,. Kata Keliu, Roberta, Ruteland 11.?,.

SU ARTHMOOR MAIIIF.X HANDICAP. Vive furlongs.—Wliai Knruro 0.0, Lady Muriel 8.13, ■luorns Up, Jovial, Diabolic, Kalmoe, I.nch Dim, ,"' v Tariiiitaroa, 'mi.ll, Fort fieorse, lauhlnu, Kau de Cologne, Bobelhi 8.11, Martini, Mercltara, May Bloom, <icner.il Carrinslon, Siiiidr.na B.S. HUNTERS' HURDLE HANDICAP. One mile and a halt'.—Tornea, Brunswick 11.1:1 (.ay Boy, Hamilton 10.1.1, Maydeld, Kata Keliua 10.7. H l-XI OX HAXDICAP. Six furlongs.— Dribble 0.1(1, Black Lace, Pateton«a 8.12, Oraw»i «•!), Irapuka S.S, Pr<„rc Uandull 8.6, feathernioou 7.11, Shnki 7.10, Whanako T. 3, Loch Dim, Lady Muriel, Hyrax 7.1). lU'XT CLUB STEEPLECHASE. Two and a half miles—Brunswick- 12.10, Gay Boy 11.7, Fattot 10.12, Waloliiku 10.10, Chalnman, Golden Point 10.7. P.APAXUI HACK HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Pavilion 9.0. Prince Randall S.lO, Heathermoon 8.4, Over There 3.2, Beporoa B.#. Prince wuionyx 7.1:1, .Whanako, Nick's Head, Colonel Arch 7.9, White Hope 7.8, .Martini, May Bloom, Lady Flasl', Merekara, Tauhlnu, Hyrax HUNTERS' PLAT HANDICAP. One mile and a quarier—Tornea 11.12, Maimildn U 10 Brunswick 11 8, Sunray 10.12, flay Boy 10.10, Roberta. Mayfleld, Buieland 10.7.

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