SPORTING

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2914, 19 March 1891, Page 2

SPORTING

CAMBIUDUK JOCKIiV CLUIS RACKS. Till-: an run 1 meeting in e.n'.ioetion with the above Club .v;is held :tl Ma'lt.iim "II Laos<l,iy,tnUiu Redwood emir-.'. Them were h.irtiiy :m iil:.ny present, us was iuitn;i|j;iUvJ —the Horticultural Slio.v . 1-.i.l>tlu-s c.iu-nu in uiy t'> rst iy away-bui, nuvtsrtliolur--!, tinne was a K"'"Hy Ka'-heiim,' " f b'j'-wiMiii 400 and r>oo, a fair spi inkling bum,' Maoris. Tin- following L'eiiUeiiK-ii olikiatnd as ollicers: Judtf'e, Mr C. .). W. Ji.rtMii; Miart-r Mr (J. J. Storey: c!nrk »f scaies, Mr 0. Tuck; tniiul;c!-|'" r . Mr A. Stuvy ; e1,., l<-i (if c.mr-2, Me:-is K. Walker and ( I. .McO.imi. Mr Ailai... liad charge of tlie tit ilUitur, ;iud Mr U.iuli tlio Hon. tt-ju. <-x.jrci.s.;:i .siipnrvisKiii. There wer.j nil r■m< |.r.-~-»if, ami i,'iijil)iiii(,' I Mrs wi-ri! in full siviiis'; tin; " iiinl.!i and iivrr" Ivi-i/ ni-sl intioni-.id i-K|i«ci iiiy by thrt M loii.s. Tim foilowuiK 1.1 li.-t.if ihiiHMiiits :— llaniilCap Hl:hiii.es. i:>o^i vs., second lim>n tn ii-c-!H'e "isiivs. fioin -tik .'<, uver l> Ilirflits of liiirfilen oil tiin huh. Uim and a-h .If mill's. Ml- 11. Windaor's blk in \nm i urn

(Wimlsor) ' Mr l>. Jiiiu-s' bK B b (owner) '2 Mk-is G. and Jj. Jolmslone's Cracksman (Litt) ■•■ ;i Yum Yum led from Marl, to tiwAi ; at tho last Bob came with a rush but failed to catch the mare. With tins (jxwptn.M »f the throo placed horses the rest were nowhere. Six started. 84 on the totalis itor, M <<n the winner, dividend, £1 !ts. Tlih win was evidently very popular, the j icUuy cheered wlion he weighed 111. iiiiii , , 3iiiin. Bsqc. Haniul-ap Maiiikn I'l.m'k, c f xOwvh. I: or all horses that huve never won an advuitised race exceeding 10s.>vs. in value. One mile. Mr W. (lilliiuder'-i b (,' vi;l ' Ml -' s (Gall) 1 >lr 11. W. Brown's ch 111 U.iche-s (H:oWll) - Mr J. IJ|..nd".-i 1) (,' Ili.i Yu:;a(l'ne.it)... I; Xiver Miss junuiei au-iv Willi a Iμ,,' lead ; ,:id « Round at the back of the ciur:r.iuii.ilor pushed him pretty lianl bin .led a.vay and iini-hed fourth. I Hchos.-

at the liiii<li. 'I'liii' , , liiiin. -VJ and 2•> rail a tfonil Mian; and wa> pretty up -,!:■=. 10'* nil til* ti.L:llis iL-ir, ;)o mi tne winner, dividend IS--. Mr Himwii enteral :i prolesl. against tin: winner on tiu'. ground 11, a hu was-ix l.'i);.'t.l]H :iiioa I at the start, :in J Uμ stewards decided Uiu race shn.ild tie 1:111 aijam. Thu dividend was held over l-miiini,' tlm result. O.i the niw btminn over Never Mis' a«niii won, Minnie Ij-miij; suuDiid, and Dachas Lliir.i. t-h-j only ~Mior starters beiiKT ll;a\'uka and ICiahl.xn. When the fi i<; tell'Minni.i w.is many y.mis :s!kmi|, and seeing this Lka V '.ilea's ridisr trilled up. His owner entered ;i prote.-t i, it ii. was not abstained.

Oambuihgk .Idckkv Gi.uii Tlandicai , , of ."(Oid'.s. ; 'Vitll a siveeu of "Jsov. I.) go to s.iooiid hnrsH. Onn and n-llaif inil.-s. Mr W. 0. lii-eikuir.4 L-ila (A. Ooliins) 1 Mi- J. 15land ! .sSt.iiitord (I'i-ii.st) ... L , Mr A. IJich's Haricut (Wunl) o

' sui-d-d. Af.'-'i- several false star's they all t{ it well aw iv and ran in :i lunch f ~- soin ■ disranc, wfien 1 lariunt an I Ij"i!a wniii: to ill 1 from, t,h'i f u-iia-r mi tho insid". in llii;-: (n-!,.u- they pi.-M'J tiic li-ix, tin.-(ri>.-r.-: b.iii!" <;liis«' up. and there w.»* nu .jte.it al'.eiarinn till L'ot into lh« wlieie ll.nie"l :ii-;d .-nv.iy and Stamford (Uio hvounle) Loikuv ui« runIlilli; l;;-,t wisnot :>t>l'l to C.iteli I-iil • wll.i won by a Tinin, -2,;t. l!')-hc-. I"i2hu the inaehine, only two on tho winner. Dividend, Wl-K llASDii'u' Sn--ni'i,i:c!i.\s:-:, of HJ'-ivs. ; s.-c ■-~ •V. ,rse to ivr-ive .vs. fim.i the s',dc-s. Aivnt. t;-,n.-.-. n.iljs. Mr 11. \Vi:-.ds..T : s Sir m Vnni "\ ii;u iWmd.-oi) ! Mr U. H K !iw.)ud'.-i br Muscateiie (.nviiui) - Mr li. Uiillock-Web.stei-'s bp[ Ljdbuiy ■•• * d-icliaiiMn mi.! Aiit-ros w.ue Liio ..lli-.-i----,:t-irtois. Tins was a clinking r.«ci: belwi'en Viiui Vain and MnoMt.ille, they .-losu t.-i;,vth«r tliroiifjli..iU. and Ui-ack--M.ni both i.-f :<M L-ir'y in tin-, race and wi'i-j never in i , a,: an. Lid'ury i-iiii a trv.d h.,|-H.i Vj-.IC «i- 1! -t -"- :y .-nil'-ih'"', tliou-l, liejimii-ei «-...11. '1!...-, 7;... iS-"e. 121 on totiiiis.itor, :W 0.-i wiiii'i'. J);vi !-mi I JJI Anln:vs a:;:i Ci ~:k--;; in llionuli h.,|,ei.>sMy lißiUiv, i-.;.- 1 to-.-tV'.r at tlihn.die oM.nsite !.he ji.d-./.s b-x and tin; 1-itter slinck it huivily and n>l led over oti his lidiT Lit-, who however iVinpi'd without mnc'ri injury, but it i.s f.-ir.'d" that tho h use Ii is iuj ued its luuk, r.ivl will hive to bekille-i. UFDWOOIi SI'AKKS ItAN'DIUAI , , (It iHOV.7. Onn mile. Mi-.T. lirown'jch trrindvMil'-nwn) ... 1 Mr W. C. Bred;eli'e L-*ih (0 .Uin-) ... 2 Mr K. Oil Aldan's Tuna (Umninj,') • o Ten horses started, and all got well away, except Freo, wiio w.is left at the po.st. Snake made pl.iy straii{lit awav troui tho start, ;uid was iK-ver cuiaht. Time, lniiii. One hundred and lifte.ni mi tot:dia:itui-, 12 on winner. Dividend, l -1

ShXLINi; Kace, of 15-iovs. Winner to '-o sold lmuieili.ituly after the nice. One mile. Mr J. P.hnd's bin Mattio (Priest) ... 1 Mr ,7. Jkl lurry's bin Kleiia (Collins) ... L> Mr 11. Windsor's cli (? Wide-awake (Windsor) •■ . ••• « Fi«'P .started. Owing to the fractiousness of Wide-iiwako, there was (,'ru.it delay in ..fleeting a start. He kicked and bucked nil over tho field in a manner that made it lively for the spectators ; however, when they were set Roins, he cut out the work, but could not last, iind Muttiu and hlnim Rot ahead of hioi, and finished in the order given. Time, lmi:i. r.Oseo-. Seventy-ono on the totalizator, 37 on the winner. Dividend. 17s. The winner was put up to miction by Mr McCullaujih, and was lion.'ht in by the owner at .I'll 11R Wkltkk Handr'ap, of lisovs. One mile. Mr \V. Seaianeke's b „' L >uoly 1

Mr ][. Windsor',; b in llun - Mr I*. .l.inm'.liK 1". »'i $ Kathleen \v.;s the only other starter. Lonely won by a n.:.;k. Ilmas owner lodged a protect asmi.-t the u Minor, but it was not sustained. , , This finMied the rky'-i sivn-t, and tho people quickly negotiated tho dusty read hick to town, arriving tln-re with very much the appearance i>f millers.

SOUTH AUCKLAND lI.VCIXG CLUBS SUMMER MINTING. [liV SPECIAL I'OIMKSI'ONDENT.I Auckland, Last Xipht. The following weights have been declared by Mr E. I). tialstead for tl;e forthcoming meeting of the above club : — Maiden Plate. St. lh. nt. lb. Never Miss .. 0 5 Kathleen .. 7 J Ijuly Marion «10 Viceroy ...7 8 Brown Hess ... S 0 H'ln M'Greßor 7 4 Mountain Maid 8 0 Eva 7 2 Duchess ... 8 0 Viking ... 7 0 Poranei ... " S Lilau... .■ ■ Theorem ... 7 "> -Moderator .... t> 7 Temuki ... 7 •> Lx Grippe ... i» 0 Bob 7 l> Wei.tek Handic.u , . Lonely .. 12 0 lima '■' 10 Sentinel ... 12 0 Bob 0 7 Yum Yum... 11 10 Kathleen ... 9 7 Earnest ... 10 7 HaclieW ... 0 7 Macearoni ... 10 0 Viceroy ... 0 7 Lady Miirion 10 0 Eva '.) 7 Pirato ... 10 0 Handicap i-'ukdi-es. Sentinel ... 12 0 Platch ... !l 0 Kislminuppr... 10 10 I'.lue Peter ... !> 0 Cloth of Gold 10 7 Moderator ... 0 0 y.,,, 10 ", M-iid of lO.in !) 0 (■'.iMc-Uiiimn 10 0 li"dbtiry ... 0 0 Yum Yum ... 10 0 Ivanliou ... i) 0 IVtrorra ... H 7 Bachelor ... !l 0 Echo !) 7 B>b '•' 0 Appollo ... 0 7 Fisherman ... !l 0 Altimv Han'iucai". Lnoriiu '■! 7 Km if t ... li 13 I,, K .,ri,,:i ... !l -2 Mi B-m-lul C. 12 Piiscill.i ... 712 Pos-un .. (i I- 1 Clarion ... 7 10 limn .. ..0 7 Leila 7 10 Lill .e ... fi 7 Siiullb ... 7 10 Li Giip;)u ... R 0 Iron Bark ... 7 0 X.ip <i 0 Try Fluke ... 7 0 Cl\l-di:i.anii:; Ha.mm'.-a! , . Leorina . 9 0 !<"n link 7 2 liik'urina ..'JO Ma 7 0 Scot Free . o 0 F-imi-ot ..70 Clarion . . f> 0 Try 1 hike .70 Capella .. 712 Possum ... ul2 lionoly ... 7 7 lima li 10 Snake 7 7 I'aapmoj .. li 0 Leila... ... 7 7 Fr.YT.vo Stake-;. Leorina ... 0 ■"> Tiidy Marion 7 <"' Capolla ... Sl2 Poranj-i ... c>1:; Scott l''i-ee ... S ■"> lion Bark . . li 1Clariim ... 8 1 Halicrt ... li 7 Never Mifs S 0 M oun tain Pri.-oill.i ... 7 7 Mai'.! ... li 7 Li'il.i . 7 ■'. Il'-.ii-n.Mctire-Ma Bmißhal... 7 0 Ror <i •' Brown Bess... 7 0 Diiclnm Z ■ (l 0 Mucwiuui .. 7 0 Mudewtui ... b 0

Handicap Sti:ki'l.i".'.-iias!-:. SiMilinel ... 12 0 Iv.-lo •■• J i Fi,!nri.,iif,'Pr... 11 0 liin- l'-'.-r ■•• '_ n..t!i nf Col.l HI 10 I'latuii ■ • i N.ip . 10 7 M..1.T,' '..!)<, \.»n Y.m. ... 1" r, M-..-I -f K.m t 7 frack-iir-n 10 0 I--.:'" "7 •' ' .. io o iv ni">-- • • ;! ; .I,i-ti,:- ... 10 0 A-..1!" ; >_ MoMMI,-!!,- .. !) 7 H.'i ■•■ ■■• J ' A.linir.,l Lord Chai l<- Si; ,tl. Il cs awp'.'-l t\v. Clio's ii,vit.ili.,ll, alii tlci-r.! !■■< pr-.lial.iiity ll,at he. v.ill bo p,-wit al the in«..-i.iim'. A mmiulkt of llici oltic-rs irom Hi-) 11-cit, now in Auckland, "'i" :ll "° ; ' t_ tend.

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(liliiM O!"i: OWN CDI'.HKSI-ONDBST). (.IIirNKML'HI, Lnst Xigllt. TilKOliiii'-ni'iii nt's nvcMtuat."i very a'-ic-c «-fi,lly yi-ie«l:>y. The following were t!i.- wi.sn.T- :- Ili-iiioV-.-lUiiel't-tev, 1 ; Vlnt.o,'2;Jusil 4ck Hn:i)!.i>.— Surprio,', 1 ; Sea Km.', •i ■ Oli-.er, :?. \l\mr.:;. —)liii.?ii,oi, 1 : Unllriish, 'J; Kc-li.i. H. , ~ . Cn\—Try Flulcc, 1; Kiiurtiul, 2 ; Lio-"'lVi'isi-:.—Try l-'l-.ikc, 1 ; Hinßlail 2; LioMaori Hack.— Kainipa, 1 ; Maori .; IV-nn.-'t. .'(. CoN-oi.ATiON,— 1; Rmiftail, 2; Kii'i.'i'i-il h.-i-i been purchasod by Lhc local