WELLINGTON MEETING.
VERTIGERN'S GOOD WIN.
MEADOW LARK'S SURPRI3I. TTOS-OTP, WINS VKLUXCJTON" STAKKS. (By Telegraph.—Sprcinl t« " Star.") WELLINGTON, Tuesday. The summer meet inn; of the Wellington Racing ( lull ripened to-day in beautiful weather, there being a large attendance. The track was in excellent cider. The totalizator handled £73.947, compared with £50.540 fur the correspuii'liiiy day i;i-l year, mi increa.-e of
X. 14,407. Init it hns t<> lie recollected that tn day was Anniversary Day, which fell mi the -ccoiid day of the previous cummer meeting, when £75,002 was put through the machine. The Cup. Oratrix and Kotor wen; the only •withdrawals from the Cup, and the bracket Hoylake and Blimp was made favourite with £21.10, while Pink Xote £1040) and the bracket Vertigern and Talisker ( £.388) were next in demand. •Toy Bird led past the stand from Royal Saxon, Talisker, Yoma, Blimp, Vertigern and Catkin. Along the back Royal Saxon was in front from Joy Bird, Beau (teste, Set Sail. Vertigern. Yoma, The Hawk, Catkin, Teri and Rapine. Royal Saxon held his position across the top from Joy Bird, Blimp. Vertigern, Beau (iest and The Hawk. Royal Saxon was tirst into the straight, with The Hawk, Pa pa tu, Vcrtijrern, Blimp and Set Sail next. The Hawk then drew out and Vertigern put in his claim half a furlong from home. Vertigern noon settled The Hawk and beat him by a length, with Papatu a head away J third. Talisker, Royal Saxon, Set Sail, Yoma, Catkin and Pink Xote were next. Another Favourite Scores. Crown Area was solidly supported for the Anniversary Handicap, with Toxetima and Ruaniti also well backed. Crown Area was first out, but was immediately headed by Panther, while Inferno, Toxeiima, Borsaline and Ruanui were next. At the five-furlong post. Inferno had charge from Borsaline, Panther. Tcheka and Toxeuma. Inferno and Borsaline wert' first into the straight, followed by Apache, Toxeuma, King Midas. Ruanui and Crown Area. The last-named then put in a fast run and was up with the leaders at the false rail, going on to w lo J>2!.tthree-quarters of a length from Rtianuij who came fast over the last bit. Apache and Toxeuma dead-heated for third place, a length and a-half away, with Tcheka, Full Feather, Borsaline and Midas next. Surprise in Sprint. Gascorjy and Ridgemount were scratched for the Telegraph Handicap, and ReresUfenaM £1528), Joy King ( £1507) and Sftv-ej; Paper (£1384) were best supHowever, there was a surprise in. store for backers, as the little fancied Meaddfwlark defeated the ' favourite Rerjeinoana and paid over a score and afhalf Meadowlark was drawn on the extreme-outside, but was soon in front and led on to the co#rse proper from Ciinjabue, Vast Acre, Silver Paper, and SjWertnftle. Half way down Reremoana pot inliis claim, and a great finish saw 31e«a«Wlark last long enough to win l>j&a llilead from Reremoana, with Cimabtfc „a similar distance away. Paper, Nightmareh, Lysander, Awarere, Smermine, Vast Acre, and Arrow Lad v;era".hext.
;. ;;, The Concluding Event. ■Twenty-five paraded for the concluding event, the Ruapehu Handicap. Lucky Bag ( £1263) was favourite with Great Star (£1116) and the bracket, Just Nell and Call Again, next in request. Millais.was always in front, and in the crrly stages was attended by Arrow Boy, Court Jester, Projection. Lucky Bag. and St. Melba. Millais was followed on to the course proper bv Lucky Bag, St. Jleiiia, Just Nell, Knightlike, and Royal Duke, ami went on to win by a length and a-balf from Knisrhtlikc, who beat Royal Duke by two lengths. Then came Shrewd, St. Melba, King's Jest. Results: — HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP of 260sovs. One mile. J—AIRTIGHT—Burt i *—TOAWAI—EIIis ' " " o RAID—Salt .'.".'.'.'.'.'.' 3 Also started: (4) Thtirnbell. 10.4; nil ""J* 1 Lineage. 10.3; (6) Bonhomme, 10.0; A £ rowv - ? U : (7 > Bright Dav. 9.7 (14) Decoy Birrl. (12) Zeuxis. ft 5; (ft) Mnger,- (18) Diana's Lad, ft.3; (10) Tere"l 0 *"?'. fl°) Mandarine, (16) Fair.. One, (o) Bright Land, 0.0. Won by a neck, two lengths between second and third. Time, 1.421. WELLINGTON STAKES of lOOOsovs Five furlongs. I—HONOUR—Green 1 6—FIRST MONEY—Voitre > 2—CHILDSPLAY—Barry \'. . 3 Goblin Market was bracketed with winner. Also started: (8) Admiral Drake. (3) Ceremony, (7) Francolin, (4) Gay Ballerina. (5) Speed Light. Won by half a length, a length and a-half Separating second and third. Time, oBJs. - APPRENTICES' PLATE of 2-JOsovs. Seven furlongs. S—MOORGAS—Park 1 3—GRAND ACRE—Bronghtou 2 15 —PAQUITO —Oliver 31 Also started: (16) Cterciidon, (13) Fllosol. (7) Full Mark. (6) Gold Dawn, (10) High FalutlnY, (1) Llanore. (9) Philippic, (8) Rol de Val. (2) Stanchion. (4) Star God, (12) Swoopalon.tr, (17> Sylvan DeH, (11) Topere, (14) Wine Tray. Won by a head, a length between second and third. Time, 1.28}. PITZHERBERT HANDICAP of 350bovs. Five furlongs. First Division. 7—VALPRE. 7.lo—Potter B—NIGHT LAD. 7.lo—McKay 2 12—HOT SPRING, 7.o—Park 3 Also started: Royal Flower, 8.6; Courtlike, 7.13: Push. 7.9: Belcaire. 7.8: Kilstar. General Assembly. Air Laddie. 7.7: Best Friend, 7.6; Jazz Girl, 7.4; Don Quixote. .Taleux, 7.3; Solmar. Hunting Cry, Acre Line, Grand Blow, 7.0. Won. by half a length, a length between * e .«R»<l :*n;<l third. Time. 1.1. ■ Second Division. ir oRMs I LINE. 7.lo—Green ... U "rT ", ?J PARADE. La-Volt™ ... ... A qS wa » bracketed with Tea Paradß PalntlnK wa « bracketed with Royal H**«~i£Mareol ** T3J«bUXGTOX CCP of 1500SOVS. * ;; ; t; ' Un,; milc 2nd a-taalf. 3—VKRTIGERX. 8.3—8 Morri. IWW$£^ K A ~ 8-Ludlow ! . * • • • * 7.o—Wiggins | Also started : (7) Rapine. »..-, '(ft/ r„„ centwfj ( 3 ) TalUker <conpled with 2X" ncr). T. 5: (1) Hoylakr. 8 1 and T.O (coupled; (10) Set Sail 8.1 "'iffe
Note, 7.13; (4l Star Area. 7.10; (5) Jo.v Bird, (13) Battle Colours. 7.8; (16) Catkin. 7.7; (til Historic, 7.t> : (14) Beau; (ieste. (SO White Fane. (171 Yoma, 7.3: (111 Royal Saxon. 7.2; (IS) Teri, (19) Amur, 7.d. Won by a length, n head between second and third. Time, 2.32. ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP of oOOsovs. One mile. I—CROWN AREA. 0.13— R. S. Bagbv... 1 .!— RI'AXUI. S.l3—E. (J. Morris 2 2--T< IXKIMA. 8.12— T. Green t S—APACHE, B.4—M. McKay f rDead heat. Also started: i.">l Panther. 0.5; (fi) King Midas, 9.4; i7i Full Feather. 8.3: (10) Town Bank, 8.4: t4i Tcheka. 8.2: (9) Borsalene, til) Inferno, illi Kilmoyler. 8.0. Won by three-quarters of a length, one and a-hulf lengths between second and third. Time. 1.401. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP of lOOOsovs. Six furlongs. 15—MEADOW LARK, 4yrs. bv Songbird— I nawed (Mr. J. Lindsay), 7.9— A. Eastwood 1 1 —REREMOAXA. aged (Mr. G. F. Moore). 9.2—L. G. Morris 2 4—CIMABL'E. 4yrs (Mr. H. Murphy), B.tt—K. McTavish 3 Also started: (3) Silver Paper, il2) Nightnianh. 7.12; (11) I>ysander, 7.10; (7) Awarere. s.(J; <({) Silverniine. 9.0; (.13) Vast Acre, 7.Li: (8l Arrow Lad. S.O; (l'l Joy King, 5.9; |."il Kaihoro, carried 7.4: (9) Consent, carried 7.4: It.) Banket, carried 7.2|1; 110) Veronese, 7.< i; (17) Money Mine, carried, 7.1:]; (14) Sudden Storm, 7.0. Won by a head, a head between second and third. Silver Paper was another head away fourth. Time, l.llj. RUAPEHU HANDICAP of 260sovs. Six furlongs. 8— MILLAIS. carried B.7—X. Gilmore.. 1 5— KXIGHTLIKE, B.l—R. Reed 2 7—ROYAL DUKE, 9.0—8. H. Morris... 3 Also started: (2) Great Star, 8.8: (17) Paris, carried 7.10J; (1) Lucky Bap, 7.1 V,; (13) Repay, carried 7.7; (9) Arrow Boy. 7.11; (10) Spearmiss. 7.11. and Sir Spear, carried 7.3, bracketed: (16) Court Jester, carried 7.3: 120) Silver Tray, carried 7.4: (11) Moutoa Wonder. 7.0; (19) Bourse carried 7.3; (6) Bernera. 7.8; (12) Phastar. 7.7. and Money Mint. 7.0 bracketed; (13) Shortly, 7.7: (4) King's Jest, carried 7.4. and St. Melba. carried 7.0, bracketed: (3) Just Nell, carried 7.2, and Call Again, carried 7.2, bracketed; (14) Shrewd, carried 7.4. and Projection, carried 7.5, bracketed; (18) Sea Raid, carried 7.2 J.
Won by a length and a-half. two lengths between second and third. Time, 1.13.
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