YESTERDAY'S RACING AT FLEMINGTON.
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Melbourne, November 9. The weather to-day was magnificent after the rain, and a beautiful bronze was blowing. The following are details of the racing :— Tue Flying Stakes of 30030v5; second horse to receive 60sovs, and the third 30aovs oub of stake. Weight for age. Seven furlongs. —Mr D. O'Brien's b c Loyalty, 3yrs, by St. George— Fair Nell, Bst (Moore), 1 ; Hon. D. S. Wallace's eh g Titan, Bsb 111b (Hickey), 2; Mr A. S. Chirnaide's br h Linburn, aged, 9afc 21b, 3. Alao ran : Forbunatus, G'ainoola, Wild Rose, The Sailor Prince, and Solanum. Betting : 7 to 4 against) Titan, 5 to 2 Loyalty. Wild Roao and Fortunatus cut out che running ab bhe starb, Loyalty and Camoola bringing up the rear. Fortuna tvs and Titan showed first into the straight, bub the former was done with justi before roaching the distance. Moore then brought the New Zealand colt up with a brilliant run, and despite the gameßt efforts on Titan's part, he landed Loyalty a clever winner by three-quarters of a length, Fortunatus fourth, Camoola fifth. Time, lmin 28sec. The last five furlongs were covered by Loyalty inside bOjaec. The V.R.C. Oaks Stakes, a sweepstake of 'Jssova each, 5 ft., with 500sova added. For three-year-old fillies, Bat 101b. One mile and a-half.—Mr S. G. Cook's br f The Daupbine, by Newminster—Marie Louise (Moore), 1; Mr S. H. Gollan's br I Bessie McCarthy, by Ingomar — Florence McCarthy (White), 2; Mr C. M. Lloyds' blk f Somniloquist (Hales), 3. Won by a length. Time, 2mln 55sec.
The Second Hurdle Race, a handicap of 300sovs; about 2 miles. —Polonius, 9st 31b (Bolger), 1; Eclipse, lOsb 31b (Tilley), 2; Barzan, llsb 41b (O'Dwyer), 3. Won easily. Time, 3min 30£aec.
The Sprinc Handicap of 400sovs; 1J mile.—Mr S. G. Cook's b g The Captain, 4yrs, by Robinson Crusoe —Marie Louise, Bsb 51b' (Moore), 1; Dramatist), 7sb 91b (Shaw), 2 ; Kookaburra, 7st 31b (Gough), 3. Won eaaily. Time, 2min lO^sec.
The Royal Park Stakes of 400sovs. Weighb for age. One mile and a half.— Mr J. Crozier'B b g Vakeel, 4yra, by Robinson Crusoe—Eileen (Bowe*), 1; Mr J. Redfearn's br h Malvolio, 6yrs ißedfearn), 2; Mr T. Earnshaw ns Jeweller, 4yrs (Harris), 3. Won by bhree-quarters of a length. Time, 2min 44Jsec.
The Vetiran Stakes, of 300sovs. One mile and a-half.—Portsea, 9at 61b, 1 ; Penance, 7at 131b, 2; Moacow, 7st 31b, 3. Thirteen started. Won by a neck. Time, 2min 41^sec.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 267, 10 November 1893, Page 3
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