LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 272, 16 November 1910, Page 2

LATE RACING.

: ' ■;• . i OXAIIUiiU TROTTING CLUB'S SPRING MEETING. The opening day's raring in connection ■β-itli iliu niahubu Trotting -Club's Spring aifietlnj,' i,.ok plucc at Epaoiu 1-iJis ufternoon. Th.- weather was tine, and the track., in good order. Tim attendance was up to ■ Tile average The following are the rebults:— TUIAL HANDICAP (saddlei of 2jsors. One- mile. I. Martin's sr m Miss Bell B«y. by Bell Hoy —Nellie, Oyrs, (iliirtrn) 1 iWm. Moore's b g Mnraroa, aged, scratiJi iCoatess) ••■•• - ; I. Ware's br in Wahwahtasee, ugeu, ds <«j. l'aulj 3 Also ran: Monotype Is, Merry Kate Is, Battling Nelson Is, Elk Is, Black tjin :Js, : Villus WeliingtCMl 2s, Special Diamond Us, Hwi;i Belle ■J^. Wlieii the staii'l ims rooebed Mies Brtl dioy was in ttte lead, followed by Watnvali- < tasee and Special Diamond. Miss Bell Boydrew out along tlie Ija-ck, and turning lor iiome had a <-ommnncliii£ lead of Mararon, ' TT-hk-h had niu up Into second position. In < ithe ran to die post threw out a strong chaDcnjje, but could not roach thf: . Header, whk-h won pulling np by three Jenjrths. Wahwabtnsee was six lengths further back. tliirU: Bla<-k Gin and the , n-chers followed at Ion? intervals. Time, . "-V>. Miss Bell Boy was favourite. TROTTING riAXXKCAP (.Saddle) of .Tssova. A uiUu a-ud a-h-aif. Wm. Monro's b s ilnraroa, agpil, by Bell-iu-,n—t'nkiKwn, 23s (Coutes) 1 11. H. I'niig's b in Lady "Wilhelmiua, ; Eyrs. ltis (Scott) - 2 • 1). Urophya b « lajiiiee Uoodlt, t>3 ; (Orange) .. 3 \ Also started: Viscount scratch, Kirikiri- " ma scratch, Little Paul 10s, Diamond Bell ' IKs. Mar.-iroa led past the stand the first '] time, followed by Lady Wlliielmina. after | Tviiieii came l'uniiee Doodle, Diamond Bvll, and Little Paul, ALararoa maintained his advantage as they raced 'along Ule back, ■ avid was never hnaded, winning at the finish i by six lengths from Lady Wilhelmis-!, which { was two lengths ia front of Vanuue Doodle. Viscount was fourth, and Kirilurlroa last. Time, 3.5S --■">. Lady Wilnehnina was : larourttc. ] After the nice the stewardß held- an j inquiry into the running of Moraroii, as compared with his effort in the lirs-t event, ami after a lenytliy !n-arin{r, deciili.il by fire votes to fonr n«>t to disturb the judge's verdict. An appeal has been lodged. TRAMWAY HANDICAP of 4ffcsors. Sis ' furlongs and a-haif. T. P. Shin's Maika. syrs. by TThUm— St. Aifla, 7.7. niortff*, 1 S. iianlsbury's b ni ilistinie. aged, 0.0 (Lindsay) — •• • - T. Freeman's b m Scatonelln, 3yrs, 7.5 (Conquest) — 3- : Also started: Fratoein 5.6, iNorwny 8.0, ' Blackbird 7.5. Mistime got tne best of an otherwise s *>yen start, and led out of the straight. Going along the back Seatonella joined ncr, ' mjd the pair made the-running to the dis- < tam*c, wiiere Maika came through, and ; fiaisliing strongly, the la-tter -won by a , length. Norway was fourth. Time, 1.25 4-o. Norway was favourite. ' 1 DAXNEVTRKE RACES, i i (By Telegraph. —Press Association.) ~~ < WELLINGTON, this day. The D-annevirke Racing Club's Spring ( Meeting opened to-day in fine but threatening -weather. Heavy rain liavlus falien ' lust night proved, beneflcia! to the track. : Kesults:— . i Raumato Hurdles.—Waterworks 1. Slea- . combe H, Wlfral o. Also started: Whaka- ' Tvtira, To Wliefil, lloat, Spaniard, and Fiamingo. Woij easily. TJmutaoroa Handicap.—3loree 1, Sea Queen 2, Brilliancy 3. Also ran: iTerrie . •Prank,- Illustrious, San "Lass, Itaupare, Eiya, ; Composed, Eva, and o£ Scots. Won. by a neck.