RACING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Issue 66, 19 March 1900, Page 3

RACING NEWS.

OHINEMURI JOCKEY CLUBI'9 ANNUAL MEETING.

The first day's racing of the Ohinemurl Jockey Club's annual meeting took place on Saturday at Paeroa. There was a large attendance from goldfields districts and Waikato. Mr T. Lawless filled the position of judge, and Mr Geo. Cutts acted as starter. In the Steeplechase Woolman and Glenlock fell at the second fence. Neal, the rider of the latter, was badly hurt, and was attended by Dr. Smith. Mr C. F. Mark had charge of the totalisator, the tickets being 10/. Details:—

Maiden Plate of SOsovs; 1 mile.-GG, Mr b. C Caul-ton's b c Belfast, by Seaton De--7w1.i7 v y Antrim, Syrs, 7.3 and 71b over is^iii* eh<? v. e .',Tl: 119' Mr N- Dickey's b g Swiflfoot, 8.3 (Little), 2; 85, Mr E. Floyd's «nn)^f rena;,B- 12 (^ennell). 3. Also started: SO, Chancellor 11. (T. Hodson); 158, Perseverance, 7.7 and 61b over (Qulnton); 50, Radical 7.1 (J. Stewart); 4, Lightning (J. PeiineU). A good race. Won by half a *• Time, 1.48 3-ss. Dividend, £3 19/. Totalisator, 552. 07? M, I??PT_. HWd,es of «>sovs; 2 mlles.----i■<_,-,Mi F S- B", Ross' S g Voltigeur 11., by Lionef-Norah, 11.4 (Burns), 1; 171, Mr 11. K 6'" 8' Kaugipunehu, 11.12 (Pennell), i\J_ i.rrJr Pennell's Libeller, 9.7 (carried 9.U) (Neal), 3. Ranglpunehu led for the first mile, Voltigeur 11. lying second. it.??. neth rer stand the «econd time round voltigeur 11. went to the front and won easily. Time, 4.0. Dividend, IS/. Totalisator, 044.

w°st V- handicap of 25sovs; G furlongs.----30,5. Mr C. Lindsay's b g Trooper, by Tasman aged, 8.4 (Qulnton), 1; 239, Mr A. B. Cassldy's b m Yarra, Gyrs, 7.3 (Satman), 2, pitlfmf W n . Tx^ twiue- In the lirst race Repetition, 9.8 (Pennell) and Bob, 8.9 (Gillespie) started in addition to Trooper and larra. The lirst time Yarra led all the way and won by two lengths from TrooP? r:.A Protest was entered by the owner »,^°f° PP r a^inst Yarra for going inside LW ~u\ evidence one of the stewards l_t_ ed that Trooper also went inside a post. The stewards decided that the race be run oyer again. The owners of Repetition and Bob declined to start. In the B? C0< nd. race Yarra led until entering the straight, where Trooper forged ahead and ™? nm/ a length. Time, 1.20. Dividend, « \? e _ moneys invested on Repetition and Bob were returned. Kaiser Myers rode Trooper in the first race. Totalisator, 542.

Ohinemuri Cup of lOOsovs; second 15sova from the stake; 1_ mile.—469, Mr T. A. Williams' b g Admiral Hawke, by Nelson -Vendetta, Gyrs, 8.3 (D. White), 1; 198, Mr A. J. Edwards' Honesty, 8.0 (J. Stewart). 2; 221, Mr S. Caulton's Porangi Potae, i.2 (W. Satman), 3. Also started: 130, The Frenchman, 8.8 and 51b over (Pennell), and 52, SWiftfoot, 6.13 (Joe Pennell). A capital start was effected. Honesty jumped off in front, and led to the straight, where Admiral Hawke forged to the front and coming away he won in a very easy manner by three lengths, Porangi Potae being an indifferent third, and the others tailed off. Time, 2.394. Dividend, £1. Totalisator, 1070.

Paeroa Steeplechase of SOsovs; about 2* miles.-256. Mr Deeble's b h Stockman" pedigree unknown, 10.0 (Deeble) 1- 100 Mr Banks' Woolman, 10.0 (Gaddes), 2! Also started: 287, Voltigeur 11., 11:4 (F. Burns); 56. Glenlock. 9.7 (Neal). Woolman and Glenlock led to the second fence, where they fell. Woolman was re-mount-ed. Voltigeur H. was then left in the lead, but he refused at the seventh obstacle. Stockman, who jumped well throughout, then had the race to himself, winning as he liked from Woolman by 10 lengths. Neal, the rider of Glenlock, was badly hurt. No time taken. Dividend £1 11. Totalisator, 729.

Karangahake Handicap of SOsovs; 6'fur--10n5.....-233, Mr L. Harris- br g Cavalier, by Cuirassier—Clio. 4yrs, 9.8 (Creamer) V 121, Mr F. B. Ross' Telephone, aged, 9.10 (F. Burns), 2; 45, Mr J. McLeunan's br m Ptihla, 7.12 (Berry), 3. Also ran: 58, Lady Dash, 8.5 (J. Stewart); 22, Repetition, 7.7 and 21b over (Whitehouse); 17, Yvonne, 7.7 (Satman). Telephone led for Aye furlongs, when Cavalier took command and won by two lengths. Time, 1.18 4-ss. Dividend, 18/. Totalisator, 49C. St. Patrick's Handicap of 40sovs; 1\ miie —193, Mr P. Maxwell's, jun., Castroline, by Castor—Sapphira, Syrs, S.O (Berry), 1; 12, Mr G. W. Vercoe's Lobelia, aged, 7.12 (J. Stewart), 2; 60, Mr S. Caulton's b m Porangi Potae, Gyrs, 7.G (Whitehouse), 3. Also ran: 78. Acone, 7.3 (T. Hodson). Castroline led throughout, and won by four lengths: same distance between second and third. Time, 2.14 2-ss. Dividend, 15/. Totalisator, 343.