SPORTING.
AUCKLAND BACB MEETING. [Pee Pbess Association./ Bacecoubse, This day. About 2,000 attended at the Autumn Eaces. The Governor was present. Tbadesmen's Pijlti, lOOsovs, 1 mile 240 yards.—Siesta, Bst 61b, (Clifford) 1; Fishwoman, 7st lOlbs - (William*) 2 ;-.; Kingask, 7at Gib, (Laing) 3. Billingsgate 9s t 41bs (Clarke), Minerva Bst 6tbs ' (Wattie), Hippodamia 7st 12lbt (Gravelock), Bazzard 7st (Hickey), Kate 7stVJ (Thorpe), Lady 7st,. Lyric ,7tt, Abaolom~|g and Satoria 6st 71 bs (Leigh), alao ran. ,tm Betting was even on Siesta, 2 to 1 against -HI Minerva. After numerous breaks away, caused by Lyric, Kingask, and others, a start was effected, Siesta getting away first and Buzzard last; Siesta led for a quarter of a mile, when Billingsgate came . up ; the two ran neck and neck to the ~ back of the course ; Kalo then showed to the front at once and looked dangerous, when Fishwoman assumed the lead a quarter of a mile from home, and looked all over a winner. About a dozen lengths from home Stestajcarae up, and won by a r . head, Kalo being two length's behind , : Fishwoman. The totalisatoc dividend was £2 3s.
Maces Pkokucs Stakes.—loo sovs.Bix furlongs, Morgrove's Victoria by *Feve~ Memento, Bst B!bs (Taylor) 1; Adams Mitraelleus", by Ma ket-Erycina, Bst Blbs (Lang) 2; Morgro»e's Victory, by . Feve-Clipper, Bst lOlbs (Hodson) 3. Musketeer Sit lOlbs, William and Snider Bst 101 bs, also ran. Betting, 6to 4 Mitrailleuse, 2 to 1 Victoria and Snider, 5 to 1 the others. Musketeer led, fol-,, lbwed by Snider, Victoria being last A quarter of a mile from the post Mitrail* lesuse led, but Victoria coming up with a ' grand rush won by two lengths easily, .'£* Hubdie Eace, 80 soys, 2x mileg.-^ Fraser's Woodpecker, lOst 81bs, (Taylor), 1; Keith's Eeform, list 41bs (Uose), 2; Corcoran's Eawenata, 9st lOlbi (Hodson), 3. Lone Hand, list lib (Edwards), Harkaway, list 61b (Rowlands), Lomond Ilstßlbs (Jones), Chandler list 21bs (Laing), Pastime lOst lOlba (Taylor), Cook Bobin (Williams), • Misa Walton9st, White's Tatters9st (Harrison) Tinman 9st (McCoy) also ran. Betting sto 2 Lone Hand, 4 to 1 Chandler, 10 to 1 Woodpecker and others. The totalisator dividend was £12 23. Easteb Handicap—Leonora, 1; Normanby, 2; Maori, 3.
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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4460, 21 April 1883, Page 2
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361SPORTING. Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4460, 21 April 1883, Page 2
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