EGMONT RACING CLUB.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 10148, 22 September 1898, Page 6

EGMONT RACING CLUB.

(PKESS ASSOCIATION TJiLKGUAM.)

HAWEKA, September 21

For the first day of tne Kgmont JtUewg Club s Spring AieeiiQg the weather was tine. Following are tiie results: irlKSx HLa.VUt.ii, oi 90 soys; one mile and three-quarters —.Marina, list 51b, 1; 'X'roubadour, lOst 2lb, 2;. iSor'-West, lOst 131b, 3. Kanaka lOst 131b, and Alpine lOst olb, also started, lime. 3miu oiisees. ihvidtiitl, ii Ss. HUiNT CLUB SiEEPL-ECHASE, of 40 soys: three miles—Egiington 1, Woodcock 2, Huntsman 3. Five started. 'Xheee were the only horses to finish, 'lime, smm o7 3-ath sec. of 40 soys; one surted but Royal Guard. Xime 2min 0 7 l-sth sec. -Dividends, d» 3s and £383M.y Sy, iiplow -a B.P.PU. ;i>»«. l«»» and Nor'-West relused to jump at all. lime, 6miii 55sec. dividends, £12 5s and £6 53. a U-STUBS' STEEPLECHASE, of 4050v 3 ; about two miles-Sir Athol, list, 1; Egmont, 12st 71b, 2; Dunainane, list, 3. i'ime, -unin 12sec Dividends, £2 8s and £1 3s. HIGH-WEIOHT HACK, of 40 soys; one mile-Splinter, lOst lllb, 1; I'lyme ™> Bst 91b 2; Adam, 9st 131b, 3. Time, lmin 49 U-sth eec! Dividends, ft 7s and £2 10s.

AYONDALE JOCKEY CLUB. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) AUCKLAND, September 21. The weather was fine, and the attendance about 1000 for the second day of the meeting. Results: PONi HANDICAP, of 30 soys; five furlongs—Lena 1, Little Wonder 2, Kangiuru 3. Dividend, ±'2 2s. HUKuLE RACE, of 40 sov3; one mile and a half—Antares, 12st, 1; Atalanta, 9st 81b, 2; Bonny Blue, 9st 91b, 3. Eight started. Gipsies was scratched. Dividend, £2 18s. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 50 soys; four furlongs—Telephone, Bst 81b, 1; The Owl, 7st 31b, 2; St. Edith, Gst 9lb, 3. Time, 52sec. Dividend, _1 14s. KURS-RY HANDICAP, of 50 soys; four furlongs—Hastings, Bst, 1; Khama, Bst, 2; Bacchus, 83t slb, 3. Time, 55sec. Dividend, _1 15s.

PLUMPTON HANDICAP, of 75 soys; one mile—Lillie, 7st 111b, 1; St. Gordon, 6st 12lb, 2; Korowai, 6st 10lb, 3. Time, lmin 49sec. Dividend, £3 12s. HUNT CLUB HURDLE HANDICAP, of 30 soys; two miles—Marksman, 10st 111b, 1; Tip, lOst, 2; Bonovoree, lOst 12lb, 3. Time, 4min 15sec. Dividend, £2 4s.

MOUNT ALBERT jbIANDICAP, of 50 soys; five furlongs—Telephone, Bst 3lb, 1; St. Clements, lOst slb, 2; Partan Jeannie, Bst, 3. Time, lmin 6Jsec. Dividend, £3. The sum of £3716 was passed through the totalisator.

The following are the acceptances for the second day: SECOND HURDLE HANDICAP, of 90 soys; about two miles—Marina list 111b, Kanaka lOst 71b, Nor , -West lOst 3lb, Troubadour 9st 121b, Alpine 9st 51b. •

SECOND HACK HURDLE RACE, of 40 soys; one mile and three-quarters—Cairo list 91b, Taravinto 103t slb, Barbarina lOst 51b, jJisraeli 9st 21b.

MAWERA STEEPLECHASE, of 80 soys; about two miles and a half—Kanaka list 91b, Seddon lOst 7lb, Alpine 9st 131b, Brad shaw 9at 111b. Greenstone 9st 101b. Conscript 9at 71b, Cloister 9at 71b. LADIES' BRACELET, of 30 soys; about two miles and a half—Egmont 12st 131b, "Woodcock 12st, Sir Athol 12st 91b, Eglington list 131b, Dunsinane list 71b.

FOURTH HANDICAP FLAT RACE, of 30 soys; seven 9st slb, Splinter 9st 31b, Adam Bst 121b, The Major 7st 7lb, Flying"Jib 7st slb, Nipper 7st 3lb, Queen's Guard 7st 3lb, Kohipo 6sf 101b", Hearfcwhist Gat 101b.

THIRD HACK FLAT RACE, oE 40 sove; one mile and a ouarter—Uhlan 9st 31b, Taplow Bst 31b, Waiti 7st 7lb, Starlight 7st 3lb, wavelet 7st, Black Boao Gst 101b.

FINAL STEEPLECHASE, of 40 soys; about two miles—Kanaka 12st, Nor'-West list 131b, Seddon list 31b, Bradshaw lOst 31b, Greenstone lOst 21b, Conscript lOst, Six Athol 9st 71b.

A special meeting of the South Island Trotting Association was held last evening, at the request of C. Kerr, a licensed trainer and driver, to enquire into certain allegations made in the hearing of a case in the S.M. Court over the ownership of the trot tine mare Maggie M. After evidence had been heard, the following resolution was carried unanimously :—" This Association having gone fully into the evidence of the Maggie M. case and the reflections cast upon Charles Kerr are of opinion that there is no case to answer, and that the reflections cast upon him are without the slightest truth or foundation."