AUCKLAND B.C. AUTUMN MEETING. Auckland, 31st March.

Evening Post, Volume XLI, Issue 76, 1 April 1891, Page 2

AUCKLAND B.C. AUTUMN MEETING. Auckland, 31st March.

The following events were run after we went to press yesterday. At a meeting of Stewards, Sentinel was s»t allowed to Btart for the Steeplechase : — Autumn Handioap, of 200 boys ; added to a sweepstake of 3 boys each, the owner of tho Beoond horse to receive 30 boys ; and the owner of the third, 10 soys out of the stakes. One mile and a quarter. Mr. Bradley's br m Impulse, by St. Legor — Aida, 3yrs, 7st 101b (Smith) ... 1 Major George's oh f Coalsouttle, 3yrs, 6st 121b (Golding) 2 Mr. Forth's br o The Dreamer, Syra, 6st 81b (Moore) 3 Hilda, 9st 91b ; Leorina, 7et 131b, The Baron, 7at 111b ; and Fiesole, 7st 61b, were the other starters. Hilda was favourite, with Impulse next in demand After several breaka away, in whioh Impulse figured prominently, tho field wore sent off on even terms. Hilda was the first to assume the lead, but they had travelled only a few yards when The Dreamer ran to the front and passed the Stand first, with Impulse on his quarters, then came Leorina and The Baron, Coalscuttle and Fiesole together, while Hilda had fallen back last. Rounding the lower turn, Jmpnlso, fighting for his head, wrested the lead from The Dreamer, and he had a length's advantage as they headed for the baok of the course. This be inoreased to five by the time the Btraight was reached, and ho finally won in a oanter by eight lengths from Coalscuttle, who was two lengths in front of The Dreamer. Time, 2min 12£ see. Dividend, £3 16s 6d. Autumn Steeplechase, of 150 soys ; the owner of second horse to reoeive 25 sow, and the owner of the third 10 soys out of the stakes. About three miles and a half. Mr. J. M'Calister's b g Ingorina, by Bothwell. 6yrs, 9st 71b (Burns) 1 Mr. M'Manamin'a b m Hopeful Kate, aged, 9st lib (Owner) 2 Mr. A Byers' b g Orakei, 4jr», lOst (Owner) 8 Bit o* Blna, 9at 121b, Fishmonger, 9«t 81b, and General, 9at 81b, also started. Time, 9min 18Jaeo. Dividends, £3 16s and £3 2s 6d. Flying Stakes, of 60 soys. Three-quarters of a mile. Mr. W. Turner's br h The Baron, by Hippoeampuß— Grand Duchess, 4yrs, 9*t (Hodson) Welter Handicap, of 50 soys ; the owner of the seoond horse to reoeive s|sovs out of tbe stakes. Mr. B. Thomson's br m Tamora, by Musket— Moonlight, aged, 9st 51b (White) 1 Mr. M'Minamin's b m Minnie, sys, 9st 31b (Owner) 2 Mr. M'Hnghes' eh « Te Eooti, syrß, 9st 51b (Katterns) 8 Fourteen horses started. Won by half a longth. Time, lmin 46Jaeo. Dividends, 410 Is and £8 17s 6d. Shorts Handicap, of 80 soys, the owner of the second horse to reoeive 10 boys out of the stakes. Six fnrlongs. Mr. T. Morrin's br m Cissy, by MusketFrailty, 4yrs, lOstllb (mo 51b penalty (Gallagher) ... „ 1 Mr. S. H. Gollan'B b f Tiraillerie, 3yrs, 7st 121b (White) 2 Mr. J. M' Hugh's b 0 Master Pat, Syri, 6st 71b (Moore) S The Baron, Bst 121b; Fiesole, Bst| Ingorina, 7st; and Capella, 7st, also started. Time, lmin 17iseo. Dividends, £3 13s and £4 10s. The sum of £8737 was invested on the totalisators at the Auokland Autumn Meeting.