TINUI JOCKEY CLUB.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2236, 5 March 1886, Page 2

TINUI JOCKEY CLUB.

(From odr special reporter.) (by telegraph) FIRST DAY. The first day of tlie annual meeting upder t!)e: auspices of the above tjliib came'off on tile Tinui 'course'' yesterday. The weather was splendid, and there was a good attendance. Tho usual games, and Pearson's Private Brass Band made time pleasant. The Stewards decided that the winning of a Novel race, debarred Te Whiti starting for the Maiden. Handioap Hurdles, of 30 aovn. About 2 miles, over darkened hurdles 2ft !)in high. Nomination 1 bov ; acceptance £lloa. H. Vennell's bk g Freebooter, aged, (Owner) 1 J. Prossersgg Ngatitca, aged, list 7lh> „. (Lyford) 3 R, E. Chamberlains lnfanf, 9st, " (J. Laing) 3 Walkover 9st 101b, Aunt Sally 9st 41b, and Freak 9st aho ran' Albert Lyford riding Ngatitoa made him first favorite, He was first away, but Laing on Infant, led over the first hurdle, followed by Ngatit"a and Freebooter, the others m indian file. They only cantered tothonext jump, ovor which Freebooter led. Infant next, Walkover falling and upsetting Freak. Infant again showed the way to the hurdle in the straight, once over which Mr Vennell sent his joker along, leading past the stand at ; a fair pace, Infant and Ngatitoa being the only ones left with a Bhow;'' On the far side, Ngatitoa passed Infant and, went for Freebooter, but failed,, the Kaumingi horse keeping in front to the end and Winning with a trifle' ii> hand, "''Dividend,' £6 IBs, The jockeys of Walkover and Freak were not hurt, Hack Hurdles, of 16 bovs. About 1 mils and a distance, Weight not less than lOst, Over darkened hurdles 3ft 9in high, Post onto 1 sov. . ' Nine startfed for this event, Acmo going to the front, led oVer the first hurdle, which brought White Hart and Try Luck t6 gritss. 1 Satan tollowed Acme over the second hurdle wherd Sepoy fell At the next jump when Acme was leading by ten lengths, he came to grief, leaving Satan in front. Then Laing who had been hard lit Exchange, wept, for tliedeiqqo, qnd a Kittling finish ended in 'Exchange's favw by a b«B length. Diyidwd,£2 lis,

Maiden Plate of 20sova. About 1J mihyi. Open to all horses that have never woif a prize value £2O, Hurdle races excepted.. Nomination £1 10a. , -.. Wainohu's g m Lady Maud '• 'Qj&jing 1 R, Buckeridge's, b. g< Scraps',... 9 T. Thompson's b g Little Fraud.!;... 3 Lady Maud was rather ■ fradcidui 'tt • tlid post, but on being persuaded to join : th# field they left the starter m a line, and J. Laing immediately took .with her, and they came along the Met Stretch, round the turn into the atraigHt heap. Passing the stand the grey marMtjll had a slight advantage, Little Fraud second, Kangaroo last. Rounding the "top : turn. Lady Maud increased her lead to'a couplo of lengths, Fraud next. 1 / On; stretch Scraps moved up. At into the straight Little Fraud-and';Scrapi were at the mare, but had not headed her. They raced into the straight together. Laing always had the best of it, and wou a well contested race by about a length. Dividend, £4lßs.' A protest was lodged by the owner of Scraps for Jostling, but was disallowed. V•!?s.■. Haok Race of 10 sovs, ■ About" 1' mllir' Catelr ' weights, Open to horses that have never won publio money, hack races excepted, Post entry 1 sov. Exchange, ridden by Wi Laing, beak Susette, Santa Olaus, and two others, after a hard race. Tinui-Vhahkama Cur Handicap, of BObots, Second horse 6 sovs from stake, About 2 miles. Nomination 1 sov; acceptance 2 sovs. P. F. Tancred's c in Firstwaterffied, 7st 121b: .... ... i T. Ray's b g Kakapo, aged, Bst 41b 2 J. Burrow's blk ui, Satanella, aged, 6stßib ... . ... ; 3 Carry the News, 7st 71b, and Glaich, H lOlb.nlso, started. Gluicks was away,- with Carry the News in attendance, Firatwater third, Kakapo and Satanella ' together, and thus they raced round the turn, down . the far Bide, and into the straight, wnero, they all closed up arid ra,ced past the Btand. At the, top turn Firstwater led,' Satanella and Kakapo next, the other two beateu. Mr Tancred's pony held her advantage ; till the turn for home, where Kakapo and Satanella challenged her, but she stalled them off, and half way up the straight was apparently winning easily, but the others answered bo gamely that the boy had to ride for it, and won by a Bare length, & head separating Kakapo and Satanella.' Dividend £ll2s^ Lady's Bracelet. Ist home Bracelet with entrance money added; 2nd horso Bracelot. About 1 mile. TVolter weights for age, Open to horses, regularly used as ladies' hacks. Post entry Albert Lyford won this on Ida May, beating seven othera after a tiffel race. Dividend £2 7s. «PT