SPORTING. WELLINGTON R.C. SUMMER MEETING.

Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 134, 3 December 1901, Page 7

SPORTING. WELLINGTON R.C. SUMMER MEETING.

The following horses remain in The Wellealey Stakes, of 300 soys; second horse to receive 30 soys, and the third horse 10 boys from the stakes. Fot two-year-olds. Colts Bst 71b, geldings Bst 41b, fillies Bst 21b. Four furlongs.— G. G. Stead's OrloS and Helen Faucit, P. Poneke's Stepson, W. E. Bidwill's Ascension and Immersion, H. J. Teschmaker's f. by Gipsy Grand— Marlin, W. A. Lawson's c, by Gipsy Grand — Merisette, Sir G. Cliffords Dirk and Golden Vein, Douglas Gordon's Porirua, L. D. and N. A. Nathan's Northumberland, A. Paterson's Ringman, L. D. and N. A. Nathan's Grey Seaton, W. Rathbone's Fireaway, L. Lambton's Mauserine, George Hunter's Formulist, Jos. Paul's Waipawa, W. Rathbone's Optimist, Major George c, by Nelson — Moonga, T. Sheenan's f, by MusketryPsyche, E. G. Evans's Spalpeen, G. P. Donnelly's Goldpurse and Gold Dust. The Wellington Stakes, of 300 sovsj second horse to receive 30 soys, and the third 10 <boys from the stake. For two/ and three-year-olds. Two-year-olds 7st, three-year-olds Bst 71b, fillies and geldings allowed 31b. Winners extra. Maiden two-year-olds allowed 41b j three-year-olds, 71b. Five furlongs.— P. Poneke's Stepson, H. J. Teschmaker's f, by Gipsy Grand — Marlin, W. A. Lawson's c, by Gipsy Grand — Merisette, Sir G. Clifford's Dirk, Golden Vein, and Goldenmere, D. Gordon's Porirua, L. D. and N. A. Nathan'a Northumberland, J. B. Sutherland's Liquidata, A. Paterson's Ringman, L. D. and N. A. Nathan's Grey Seaton, G. Hunter's Formulist, G. G. Stead's Helen Faucit, Joseph Paul's Waipawa, G. G. Stead's Royal Artillery and Cruciform, W. Rathbone's Optimist, Major George's Powerful, T. Sheenan's f , by Musketry— Psyche, E. •J. Watt's Indian Queen and Cure, A. Moss's Canteen and Billet Doux, — Launceston's Stmfish, G. P .Donnelly's Gold Purse, Gold Dust, Waiwhera, and Pearl Gun, E. J. Evans's Spalpeen, W. Rathbone's Fireaway. TAKAPUNA ACCEPTANCES. [BT TILBGBAPH— PBKSS ASSOCIATION.] AUCKLAND, 2nd December. Following are the acceptances for the second day, of the Takapuna Spring Meeting on Wednesday: — Stanley Handicap, of 65 soys; four furlongs. — Telephone and Takapuna 9st 101b, Tolstoi 9st 41b, Highlander and Lady Dash 7st 121b, Scout 7st 101b, Rosiphele and Himalaya 7st 81b, Delia Rose 7Bt 51b, Despatch and Sly Miss 7st 21b, lota, Gold Web, Camille, and Lady Desborough 6st 101b. Second Handicap Hurdles, of 100 soys ; one mile and three-quarters. — Regalia H. list 21b, Princess of Thule and Chancellor n. 9st 121b, Rufus 9st 101b, Firefly 9st 71b, Miss Drury 9st 61b. Spring Handicap, of 150 soys ; one mile. — Formula Bst 131b, St. Olga Bst 41b, Tauhei and Sundial Bst 21b, Red Lancer Bst, Sparkling Water 7st 41b. Second Hack Handicap, of 60 soys ; seven furlongs. — Cressy Bst 71b, Lftdy Soult 7st 121b, Evert and Hypatia 7st 81b, Lance Corporal 7st 61b, Ding Dong 7st 61b, Gold Web and Sea Nymph 7st, Amahantas 6st 71b. Cautley Handicap, of 100 sovg; six furlongs.— Takapuna 9st 31b, St. Olga 9st, Scotty Bst, Rosiphele 7st 81b, Highlander 7st 61b, Camille -7st. Second Pony Handicap, of 60 soys; five furlongs.— Blue Paul 9st 101b, Stepaway 9sfc 81b, First Whisper and St. Loanda 9st, Ukase 7st 121b, Trooper and Girton Girl 7st 101b, Nannie 7st 81b, Mamoa 7st 31b, Weira 6st 121b> Welter Handicap, of 70 soys ; one mile. —Sundial lOst 61b, Materoa lOst 21b, Red Lancer lOst, Highlander 9st 121b, HiMpene 9st, Cavalry Bst 81b, Golden Rose Bst 71b, Paul Seaton 8st x Curisette 7st 71b. AUCKLAND, 2nd December. At a meeting of the Auckland Racing Club Committee the following resolutions were passed: — That totalisator dividends be paid on first and second horses when not fewer than seven horses start, except in the case of classical races, when the field must number four, at at present, bracketed horses to be treated as a single starter; that no children under twelve years of age be allowed on the grandstand or in the paddock ; ' that for the future applications for jockeys' and trainers' licenses must be forwarded through the secretaries of country clubs ; that the decision of the stewards in the Austerlitz case be upheld. For the A.R.C. Summer Meeting there are enquiries- for St. Michael in connection with the Cup at 100 to 8. Nonette and Bluejacket are firm favourites at 5 to 1. For the double, Cup and Railway, 100 to 6 on the field is offered.