TO-DAY'S RACING AT RICCARTON.
{BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
CIIKISTC--I-H, this day. Thk New Zealand Grand National Steeplechase Meebing is taking placo ab Riccarton to-day.
The weather is fine, and the attendance fair. The course is in good order. R.esult- -.—
Hunter's Hurdle Hack Ha. digat\ of 60sov ; second horse to rcceivo lOsov out of the stake ; for qualified hunter.-? that have never won an open hnrdlo lace. Minimum weight of handicap- lOst. Gentlemen ' riders allowed 51b off tho handicap weight. Once round and a distauce. Victor (Cox), list 31b ... ... ... 1 Waipapa (Martin), list 2 Donnybrook (Clar_ge), 10sb 3 Garry Owen, llsb 71b; Preston, list; Cameron, 10sb lOst; and Why Nob, lO.b, also started. Why Nob jumped tho firsb hurdle, jasb in advance of Waipapa and Garry Owen. When the pace increased he fell back, and Waipapa led round tho turn, attended by Victor, Donnybrook, and Preston. Donnybrook hit bhe last hurdle hard, leaving the other two to fight onb a magnificent race, Victor jusb winning by a head. Time, _mm 25J.sec. Dividends, £3 5s and £2 18s 6d. Ladies' Bracelet, of 75sov. A bracelet of the value of 60sov for the firsb, and a •bracelet of the value of 15aov for bhe second horse. Gentlemen ridors. Two milos on the flat. Mrs Rutherford ns Chain Shot, by Musket—Locket 1 Fidelia 2 Leonardo also ran. Leonardo jumped away in front of Fidelia, with Chain Shot bringing up the rear. Past the stand, Leonardo increased his lead, being - twenty lengths in front of Fidelia, wibh Chain Shot the same distanco away. No material change took place till the kennels were reached, when Chain Shot made his effort and passed Fidelia, but could never get near Leonardo, who appeared bo bo winning easily, when he ran off at the top of the straight, leaving Chain Shot to canter home in front of Fidelia. Time, 4_in llf sec. Dividends, £2 8s and £2 2s 6d.
N.Z. Grand National S___ri—chase Handicap, of 400eovs; second horse to receive 5030v5, and the third horse 2530VS out of the stake. About four miles. Daddy Longlegs, 9sb 71b (T. Lyford) ... 1 Darnley, lOst 21b Squib, lOst 31b "... 2
Ahua (12st), Little Arthur (9st lClb), an£ Enterprise (9st 71b) also ran. Squib too k the lead at the start, followed by Littl 0 Arthur, Ahua, Darn'ey, Enterprise' and Daddy Longlegs, in thab roder The same order was kept for the fir3t time round, but at the fence opposite Cutt's, Little Arthur ran round. Ahua fell nearhome. Daddy Longlegs won an interesting race by ten lengths, with Enterprise fourth. Dividends, £3 14s 6d and £4. Weltjbr Race. Harkaway ... 1 Catamount ... * 2 Count D'Orsay 3 Chelsea and FitzNigel also ran. Dividends—£2 10s 6d ;£2 13s.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 172, 24 July 1890, Page 8
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