DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 51, 1 March 1901, Page 8

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)

M'XEDIX. this da.

The second day's racing of the Dun-

erlin Jockey Club in proceeding to-

day. The following are the results

City Stakes. —Red Gauntlet 1. Canteen -2. Battler 3. All started. C'ir.tcen got two lenglhs advantage, which he maintained till half way up thfl straight, where King, taking matters too easy, allowed Dorrett to rani;-.' alongside, and Red daunt let won by > bare half lengtli. Time. 1.2 :i-J. Dividend. £2 IGA

J.C. .Handicap.—Tamporo (Hewitt), 1; Stratlniiiirn, :.'; Cameo. '.'>. All started. Spider led up to the Jour furlongs, where Strathuairn joined him, the pair having1 a length and a half lead of Pampero. The latter came with a great, bat from the halfdistance, winning a pretty race by a bare length. Sinithriairn just headed Cameo. .Tupiter broke down- Time, 2min 13 2-ssec. Dividend, Cl IS/.

Hack Handicap.—Off Chance (L. King) 1. Terrapin 2, Gladys II 3. Scratched La Heine. Won by a neck, with half a length between feeond nnd third. Timai, 1.35. Dividend, £5 3/.

In tho nomination.'; •-for the Ohinomtiri Jockey Club's nioetiiig the name of Blah learrlg was omitted frosn the Karangubake, St. Patrick's, and Paeroa Handicaps.

As an indication of the interest taken in Auckland In the Newmarket Handicap, run at Flemington to-mor-row, and the faith reposed in Advance, it may be stated that the New Zealand crack has been backed here to win over £20,000 and rlirutigliout this colony for over £80,000.