SPORTING.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2282, 29 April 1886, Page 2

SPORTING.

Renter's Telegrams,

Sydset, \Apri!'2Bfch. The following are of the" second day's ruing of the Australian Jockey ( lub's Autumn Meeting, which took placs May. The weather ra fine, and the attendance large. Flying Handicap, six furlongs, Prise ... - '... ... i- ', Recruit anal Cairo.rim 1 a .Head tab for second place. Fifteen stated. Tha race was won by a length, S TimgJ|. tnin H|sec. Maiden Stakes, one andiasqiurtep luileit.

Gozo ... ... l;.i Sorata ... 2 Pt'Olemv ... •;3 ■ Seven started. This was: a good race, and was w.on on the post by ft nose, Time, 2minl2Jsec, Sydney Cup; ! • I : Cerise and Blue 1 ' . • tiilrermine ... • ,'.7" 2-' Britisher' j •... Twenty-five horses faced the starter for this big event, Nelson being the decided favorite in betting at the post. The field got well away to a fairly good start, 'A great .race ensued, Ceraoand Blue tlm.-frpat'" at. the,distance jiost, and fcoming Ijoma gamely r length in advance. o( the field.. Nelson was ninth, . Timo-Smiiis, 33Jsecs, the- fastest on word Cor the Cup,- being quarter of a second shorter thanwhen Darebin won in 1883. Champagne Stakes, Six j . Blairgowrie' ~ „ l ; 1 '7 . Volcano... ... ... 2 * ■ : Kin*s"tfivft ~, 3 Seveu started Won fry; a length and a half. Time linin l astrs. BblliNg Plate, Mile and'a quarter. The Charter - ... . 1 Robin Mood ... 2 Albert Victoria... ... 3 Sapling Stakes, Five furlongs. Dividend , l Hoodwiuk .... 2 JDon Giovan ' 3