SPORTING.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3038, 5 January 1892, Page 2

SPORTING.

A.E.C. SUMMER MEETING. SECOND DAY. (BY TiStiUGUAPH. —OWN COItUESPONDENT.) Auckland, This Day. Theke was a 1 irgo attendance at the second day's racing, among whom wera a number of Waikato visits, also Mr W. R. Wilson, of Broken Hill. The starting wai bad. Tho sum of £!),(iOS was parsed thiMuuli the t .t-ili«itor. Morion's win in the D.'r'iy was very popular. The foil nving ni , * tin results :—

New Ykak\s Huhdle Rack, Fishmonger, lOst 01b ] Try Fluke, U~t 2 Sentinel, 12.-t 3 YarJnmu (!)st 71'') also nil. Rounding tho top atrat'jli Sentinel became prominent, but died away again. Fishmonger Win first in Lho turn for home, and won rather oastly by u length. Time, -Imin. 3s- , cs. Dividend : Inside, £:i 4- ; outside, £3 17s.

NkWMAUKET H INIUCAP. Loch Ness, Sst 1 Tho B iron, \)*t 'Jlli 2 J''iesolfl, Sst O'lb ... ... ... o Lady Beiln, Mustsr Pat, The Daucer, lloie and Ida also r.in. Loch Ness was quickest in the home turn, and a good battle home between the placed horses ended in Loch Ness winning by a length. Time, linin 17-sec. Dividend : Inside, £4 14s; outside, £5 Us. During the race, Roie brok6 a blood vessel in her head. UItBAT NbIUHKKN DkMJY. Mr VV. Bobbett's Morion ... 1 Clanranald 2 Flinders 3 Morion was, first in the home turn, followed by Flinders and Glanranald. The last-named came with a great rush, and passed Flinders, but could not reach Morion, who won by a length, ninul-t cheers. Fraternitc was fourth, and Workman last. Time, 2niin 4fi3ec. Dividend : Inside, £5 2s ; outside, £5 7s, Midsummer Handicap. Whakawatea, 'Jst 101b 1 North Atlantic, Bst Gib 2 Stepniak, !U 2lb 3

Tatnar, Wyvern, His Worship, Glenora, Puvverewere, First Nelson, St. Hippo, L'ittie and Swiftsure also ran. The horses were at the post over half an hour before Mr Backlaud let them away. Time, lmin. 3*ec-<. Dividends, £4 15s and £5 9s. A pv.itest that the hordes were in front of the post when the flag fell was dismissed. Selling Stakes. Octopus 1 The Bard 2 Laird 3 Won by a length. Time, lmin. 4Gsecs. Dividends, £2 3s and £1 14s. The winner wag bought in by the owner for £51. A.R.C. Handicap, 400 aove. 1J miles. Mr J. Keau'a Dolosa, Oycs, 7st and lib over 1 Loch Ness, 7at 4lb 2 The Dreamer, 7st 41b 3 Also ran: Piufire, Leorina, Reprisal, Quadrant, Queen of Trumps, and Coalscuttle. Queen of Trumps led till entering the straight, when she tired, and Dolosa finishing home at straight at a gun barrel, won an interesting race by a length and a quarter. Time, 2min. 41Jsec. Dividend : Inside, £1115.4: outside, £20 12s. Maiden Handicap. Van Diemen, Bst 31b 1 Ya-ttighan, Bst 51U 2 The Dancer, Sst 101b .. ..3 Won by half a length. Dividonds, £9 10i and £10 12s. Welteii Handicap. TeKouti 1 Id i 2 Priscilla 3 Won easily by half a length. Time, lmin. 50Jsoc?. Dividends : Inside, £2 Is; outside, £1 19s. [The above was published as an extra on Saturday],

TIIIItD BAY. The following are the details ot the racing : — Grandstand Handicap of lOOsovs. One mile and a-half. Mr J. Kean's ch in Dulosa, syrs, Ssfc (Gallagher) 1 Major George's ch ni Coalscuttle, lyrs, 7et lib, including lib overweight (Goldine) 2 Pinn're, Leorina, Loch Ness, Queen of Trumps, Glancns also ran, Time, 2>nin. 39i-*ec. Dividend. £13 Bs. Sylvia Handicap, of lOOsovs. For two-yenr-.ilds. Six furlongs, Hon. J. t>. Orinond's bo North Atlantic. Sst 61b 1 Mr J. Livingstone's b f Lott'e, list 71b... 2 Mr D. O'Brien's l> f Tamar, 7st 121b, including 21b overweight 3 His Worship and Glenoid also ran. Time, lmin. tfisec. Dividend, £2. Auckland Plate of 200jh\s. Weight-for age. One mile and α-liiilf. Mr H. Lunn's ch c Cl.inranald, 3yrs, Ssb 51b, including 51b penalty 1 Mr \V. Wilson's br c Fraternite, 3yrs, Bst 2 Rk D. O'Brien's ch c Dinriers, 3yvs, 6st i) Time, 2u.m. ivwo, M.ideiid, &l. tO->.

Auckland Stkeplkciusu llasimcai' of :!00 Suva. ii.Mwl ton swei!|>-t ikra ofs -n,vs i'miili; second horse to receive ijOsovs ; and third horse lSsuv.s out of the .stakes. About three-miles and a-half. Mr 0. R. Hewett's b g Sentinel, >17 Cap-a-pie—Duchess, nf,ed, list 81b (W.ial) 1 Mr W. McMinnimnn's br m Hopeful Kati», by Woolbroker, aged, lOst 101b (owner) 2 Mr C. Gordons b ff Tommy, by Resolution—Chance's dam, aged, !)st 71b (Collins) 3 The Colonel, Fishmonger, Yardman. Good Day, Dan, and Cliancu also ran.

When Mr Buckland lowered the flag Fishmonger, Sentinel, and T'untny moved olf at tho head of the column, but ere they had travelled many yards Hopeful Kat" was in front, only to yield the lend almost immediately to Dan who was lirst over the brush hurdle, with H'ipefu! Kate second, and Yardman third, Gmd Day in la t place. Ii) this order they ran through the trees at the base of tho hill near the cutting, but Hopeful Kate was again leading at the top of the hill, where she had two lengths tho best of Fishmonger, uffc vr whom came Yardman and Sentinel. At the Kt»rn> wall enclosing the course proper Good Day fell, throwing Dixon he-ivily, Hopeful Kate crossed the race track with no material lead of Fishmonger, and the pa'i , drew up together to the water jump in front of the stand, Chance, tlnv.e lengths off, third, and Dan, Sentinel, Yardman, and Tommy next, and The Colonel last. Fishmonger destroyed his prospects by baulking at this jump, and thus left Hopeful Kate in undisputed possession of tho lead until when travelling al«ng the back of the course she was joined by Chanc", who was two leneths in front as they ran to the cutting ; D.m third, after a long gap, and then Tonicity, Y.adman, and The Colonel, with Fishmonger, who had been persuaded nver the water j'linp, lant. The running was mado by Hopeful Ka'e ana Chance until Chance bungled at the old water jump, and Hopeful Kate fell, so that, though McMinatnin wa* soon iu tho saddle again, the WnnlbiMker mare had lost her place. Sentinel, who was jumping admirably, had gone on with a nomma;Hing lead, and with Tho Colouel as his nearest follower, ten lengths away. Mr Hewitt's horse was first to c'o.ir the fences at the top of the hill ; but here another mishap occurred, fur The Colonel fell, Rn° being thrown heavily. Tommy, thus left second, baulked at the next post and rail hurdle ; and as Hopeful Kate was too far away to bo dangerous, Sentinel had only to canter home to win, a furlong in front of Hopeful Kite, while Tommy, persuaded over the fence cm the hill, came on and gained third place, no others finishing. Time, Bm. 595. Dividends : Inside, £0 8s ; outside, £5 7s. Rag and Dixon who were thrown, were considerably shaken and bruised, but happily were not seriously injured.

Selling Stakes, of ijO-iovs. Six furlongs. Mr C. Cameron's b in Vasator, 4yi's, 7»t olb . 1 Mr J. W. Sayer's b f Transit, 3ys, 7st <Jlb 2 Mr 13. Thompson's b g Octopus, aged, nsrod, Sst Sib 3 Kupe, aged, 7st 81b, also ran. Time, lmin. 20-ec. Dividends: Inside, £G; outside, i'o 9s. Moskkt Stakes, of loOsovs. Six furlongs, Hon. J, D, Ormond's b g North Atlantic, 2yrs, 7st Tub ... 1 Mr T. W. Huncerford's b c Whaliaw.itaa, 2yrs. 7st Olb .. 2 Major George's b c The Workman, 3yrs, <Jst 3 Flinders, iilyrs, S-t 41b, and Puwerawerd, 2yrs, Gst lolb, also ran. Time, lmin. KiAsoc. Dividend, £5 15s. Victoria Handicap, of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs. Mr Bobbett's ch h Quadrant, Sst 31b ... 1 Mr D. MeKinnon's blk h Loch Ness, Sat 111b 2 Mr J. Lynch's rn c The Dancer, 7st Gib, including Gib overweight 3 The Baron (S-t !llb), Fiesnb (7st 121b), Van Diemen (7st 2ib), Mast*;r Pitt (7st lib, including 31b overweight), Lady Belle (G<t 111b). Warrior (G>t 71b), and Ida (Out 71b) also ran. Time, lm29j;sec. Dividend, £13 3--. Recovery Stakks of GOsovs. Five furlongs. Mr L. Ward's br c Tulloch, Git 1 Mr B. Thompson's b c Resentment. 7st 2 Helen McGreger, 7st SI b 3 Lady 7st 101 i>, Master Pat 7st nib, Pri<cilla Sst S!b, Vieux ll.se 7st 81b, Warrior 7st, and Trjnsit, 7st 51b also r in. During the three days of the meeting (he sum of £30,107 was invested in the totalizators. The catering for the tlirsn days was under the direction of Mr T. McEivin, who nave evi-ry satisfaction. B 'f ire the running of the A.U.C Handicap The Drvimer waa bought wii-.italy by Mr T. W. Mmrerford for £300, and cirried his new owner's colours for the first time in that race.