SPORTING.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4056, 7 March 1892, Page 3

SPORTING.

Mastorton-QpaMJooKoyQM ■WeightsThe following weights were declared on Saturday lor the St. Patrick's Day meSting of the Masterton-Opnki Jockey Club HACK HURDLE HAKDICAF. « Kaika list, Union Flag 9st 3lb, 1 * The Dromedary Ost 3lb, Sir Tatton 1 Oat, Potaka 9st. j BT. PATUICK's HANDICAP, • c Comot Bst 181b, Mahara Bst 41b, j Tubitarata 7st 81b, Revolution 7st £ 61b, Frolic 7st 51b, Swordbelt 7st 41b, < Blenheim Gst 71b. ' HANDICAP HACK EAOB, f MUB. 1 Jrookfield Ost 41b, Nelson Bst 41b, 1 Tauanni Bat 21b, Oddfellow Bst, ■ ' Czarina 7st 101b, The Banker 7st 01b, ( Atkinson, 7st 71b, Discreet 7st 51b, t Union Flag 7at 41b, Venosta 7st, ( Yilna Gst 131b, Waiohine Gst 121b, \ Calliope 6st 121b, Ahitanga 6st 101b, J Tirohia Gst 101b. 1 FITISO HANDICAP. ! Comet Ojt 91b, Mahara Bst 101b, 1 Revolution Bst 91b, Tuhitarata Bst j 71b, Frolic Bst 41b, Swordbelt 83t 31b, j Hibernian 7st 131b, Little Scrub 7st i 131b, Blenheim 7st 41b, Senator Gst 1 101b, Legislator Gst 101b, Revolt Gst a 101b. 8 HANDIOAP HACK IUCE, 11 MILES, J Brook field Bst 131b, The Dromedary 7st 101b, Oddfellow 7st 71b, The j. 7st 21b, Ahi 7st 21b, Ngaro r ' 7st, Atkinson 7st, Toroara 7st, I'otaka I fist 181b, 'I lie Toad Gst 131b, Twilight t 6st 121b, Kaitanga 6st lllb, Burnside J 6st 101b. * Tho V.R.Q. Mootln?, J Succo33of M-Eorm J Melbourne, March 5. 3 The weather for the closing day of i the V.R.O. Autumn Meeting was £ close and muggy, but the attendance ' was much better than on any of tho 1 other days. Mr Wilson's colt Strath-. | more covered himself with glory in , the All Aged Slakes, simply romping , home after covering the last six fur- 1 longs in lmin lßfeec. Ouadin, whose ' serVices were dispensed with by Mr W. R. Wilson after the defeat of j Strathmore in the Australian Clip, ( rodo the Hon. S. Wallace's gelding, , Titan. Major George's horse Reprisal t made amends for previous disappoint- i ment at tlia meeting by winning the < | Place Handicap handsomely in fast lime. Mr D, O'Brien's Freeman, which won the Grand National Steeplechase in New Zealand, jumped | splendidly in the Steeplechase, but j the heavy impost told at the finish, 1 and he could get no nearer than third i to Jack's the Lad, another New 1 Zeal»nder, brought over by MrW. | H. Keith. Lewis, on Zalinski, rode ' a waiting race in the Loch Plate, but on Highborn closing and heading ; him at the distance Mr Wilson's horse i was given his head, and ho won rather j easily by three-quarters of a length, | the time for the l<st si* furlongs ! being registered as lmin 15Jsec. Following are the results: ALL AGED STAKES. MrW. R. Wilson's Strathmore 1 Mr Northern's Bungebah 2 MrS. G. Cook's The Oaptain 3 UNPLACED TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Hon D.S. Wallace's IJrith 1 Hon D,B, Wallace's Premier 2 Mr W, R. Wilson's Willyama 3 Ll .. THE PLACE HANDIOAP. WMajor F. N. George's Reprisal 1 Mr W. R. Wilson's La Tosca 2 MrH. A. Bellamy's Morbert 8 JHE STEEPLECHASE, MrW, H, Keith's Jack's The Lad 1 Mr M. Loughlin's Sbanks 2 Mr D. O'Brien's Freeman 8 THE LOCH PLATE, Mr W. R, Wilson's Zalinski 1 Mr M. Forrester's Highborn 2 Hon D. S. Wallace's Titan 8 FAREWELL HANDICAP. Major George's The Workman 1 Mr S.G, Cook's The Harbour Light 2 MrJ.lI Davis'Fortunatus 3