SPORTING.
TK AI'OIIA RACKS. |' Tiik following weights have been declared for the To Arnha Races, to bo held on March 20th :— 11.\ NI U'!a I* lli'MlLES.—Hopeful Kate, list 71b: .lustice, 10st; Cracksman, 10st; Mnscatells, lOst; Platch. lOst; Yum Yum, !>st, 121b ; Ledbury, 9st 121b ; Sea King, ilst; Surprise, list; Kcho, list. T. A. J. C. llandicai'.—Leoriua, 9..t 101 b ; lugorina, Sst; Haricot, 7*t 91b; Ringtail, 7st 9!b ; Tuna, 7st 71b ; Never Miss, 7st 71b; Try Fluke, 7st. 71b; Minnie, 7st 71b; Leila, 7.-t 31b: Clarion, 7st 31b; Ilina, 7st 31b; Stamford, 7st lib; Kcho, Gst 91h. Goi.hi'lkld Handicap.—Lenrina, lOst 31b; Ingorina, Sst 71b; Haricot, Hst 21b; Ringtail, Bst 21b; Tuna, Sst 21b; Never Miss, Sst ; Minnie, Hst; Try Fluke, Sst; Clarion, 7st 101b; lima, 7st 101b; Leila, 7st 10lh; Stamford, 7-t 71b; Mountain Mailt, Gst !Hb ; Ika Vuka, ti,fc ;Hb : Helen McGregor, Gst 91b ; Kcho, Gst 91b ; V.li.C. MEETING. (BV KLKCTBIC TKLKfJRAPir.— COPYRIGHT.) Mki.rournk, March 5. TiikCiiami'ion Stakes of 25sovs each, sft., with 2000sovs added. For three-year-olds and upwards. Weiglit-tor-age. The owner of the second horse, to leceivn 400 aovs., and the owner of the third 200sovs out of the stake. Theee miles. (Sivtythree subscribers, sixty of whom paid 5 sovs. Value of the stakes, £2,375.) Hon. 1). S. Wallace's b h Carbine, syrs, by Musket—Mersey, 9st 51b (Ramage) 1 Mr S. G. Cook's brc The Admiral, 3yrs, bv Richmond —Footstep, 7st 121b (Hales) 2 Mr 1). O'Brien's b c Whimherel, 3yrs, by St. Albans—Curlew 7st 121b (Nerrider) Betting : 5 to 1 on Carbine, tito 1 against The Admiral, 20 to 1 Whimberel. The paco was wretchedly slow for the first part of the journey, but, on reaching the two mile post, Ramage shook up the favourite, and he covered the last mile and a-half in 2min. 4(isecs., and taking matters pretty comfortably up the straight, won in a canter by twelve lengths from The Admiral, Whimberel just escaping being distanced. Time, Guiin 32:(se,cs. Carbine's performance in the Champion Stakes marks his 29th victory, and Ins winnings in stakes now amount to the large sum of £27,425, The son of Musket is engaged in the All Aged Stakes and Loch Plate, both of which events, it may be remarked, he won in the two previous years,
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2909, 7 March 1891, Page 2
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376SPORTING. Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2909, 7 March 1891, Page 2
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