SPORTING.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4350, 21 February 1893, Page 3

SPORTING.

DM lutum Ming, [By Telegraph.—Press Association.| ' Duxedin, February 20, The following final payments for the MO. Autumn Meeting were made to-night l Champagne Stakes, of 250 sovs, with | sweepstakes of 10 sovs each add^d; for two-year-olds; colts Bst 101b; fillies and geldings Bst 71bs; second horßo 50 sovs, third 25 sovs, Win> nors extra, Six furlongs, Bt lb J.Stephenson'sb c Outpost, by Vanguard—Titania ... 8 10 R, Brown's ch c Gitano, by Le Loup-Gitana 8 10 E, Cutis' br c Lakeshell, by Lochiel—Nautilus 8 10 J. D. Ormond'a ch t Spinaway by Nordoiifeldt - Spinaker 8 7 H. Lunn's b f Persuasion, by . Apremont—Flattery ... 8 7 D, O'Brien's b f Respond, by Richmond—Bis Bia ...8 7 Dunedin Cup, of 000 sovs; second horse to receive GO sovs and the third 80 sovs from the stakes. Winners extra. Two miles and a distance, Prime Warden, Bst 111b; Clanranald, Bst7lb: Scot Free, 7st 91b; Thame, 7st slb; Captive, 41b;' Awarua Rose, 7st; Tempest, 6at 111b; WywMrtWbt

Tlio D.J.O. have added a race on Cup Day, the proceeds to bo in aid of ilio Queensland Relief Funds.

the Late dominations, Judgment for the Plaintiff. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) Wellington, Tuesday. Judge Richmond has delivered judgment in the suit brought by Mr McKinnon against the Wellington Racing Club to recover the vultc of the Telegraph Slakes, won by a horse whose nomination was sent to Duncdin in error, His Honor held that the receipt of the nominations at the t?ost Office, did not fulfil the conditions laid down, but tlioy should lwve been in the hands of the Secretary attho Club-room by the appointed time. The action of the Stewards in accepting them was ultra vim. Judgment for plaintiff, with costs on the lowest scale.