EXTRA EDITION. TO-DAY'S RACING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 73, 29 March 1910, Page 8

EXTRA EDITION. TO-DAY'S RACING.

FEILDING MEETING. Fit tmjcceafh— press associatiok.l FEILDING, This Day. The weather is dull but fine for ' the second day of the Feilding laics. Theie i» a veiy large attendance. Results :—: — Denbigh Stake*, mx furlongs. — St. Bill. 8.9. 1; North Kast 9.11, 2; Loid Soult, 9.9, 3. Scratched — Mon Ami 7.3. Won by a length. Time, lmin 15 l-ssec. Awahuii Hack, one mile and a distance. — John, 10.10, 1 ; Strathmoira, 10.1. 2; Plantation, 7.7, 3. All *t«rted. Won by three lengths. Time, lmin 59 2-6 sec By thin time persUtent lain had set in. Kimboltou lliudles, one mile and three-miarters. — Maku, 11.0, I; Oryx, 10.9, 2; Maidi, 10.11, 3. Maku won easily after holding a good position all the way. Scratched— Gold Bud. Time, smin 25 4-ssec. Oroua Hack Hurdles; one milo and a half.— Gold Bird, 11.1. 1; Kauroa, 9.7, 2; Pikopo, 11.10, 3. AI) started. Won. by a length and a half. Kauroa led into the straight, where Gold Bird went out. Pikopo challenged but could not get up in time. Time, 2min 52 4-ssec. CANTERBURY AUTUMN FIXTURE. CHRISTCI^JRCH, This Day. The Canterbury Jockey Club'a autumn meeting was continued in favourable weather. The course i* Mill holding. The attendance is good. Results :—: — Peers wick Hurdler, one mile and threequarters. — Southern Cross, 11.8, I ; Whatakura, 11.13, 2; Nova, 10.10, 3. Scratched — Stepenfeldt. Won by a head, four lengths, between second and third. Time. 3min 28sec. Autumn Nursery, of 300 soys; five furlongs. — Danube, 9.6, 1 ; Vice- ! Admiral, 8.0, 2 ; Formless, Q.B, 3. All started. A pretty rice. Won by half a length, a hea4 between second and third ; Countermine a head away fourth. Time, lmin 4*ec. Yaldhurst Welter. 7 furlongs.— Perle ' dOr, 9.2, 1; Rose Noble. 9.8, 2; Ri«.tori 7.13, 3. Scratched— PaMion 9.8. Parula. 9.4, Paragon 9.2. The Libyan 7.7. Ristori led to the straight where Ro*e Noble took charge but Perle dOr wore him down. Won by a head, Ristori a length away. Time, lmin 31 2-s»ec. Great Autumn Handicap, of 750 soy*; one and a half mile*. J. C. N. Grigg's eh c Ont lander, by Finland— iTscapade, 6.7 1 E. J. Watts'* br g Bridge, by The Po.*ible— Scotia, 6.10 2 I Oiyoi, b g by Stepniak — Hermosa ... 3 All started. Outlander led out of the straight from Gnnboat, Genius, and Prim, Oiyoi being last. Outlander and Waipaku took command along the back. Tikitere ran to the front at the top, but Outlander, finishing fast, won by a neck, Oiyoi three lengths away. Time, 2min 36 3-ssec. AUCKLAND RACES. AUCKLAND, Th^s Day. The A.R.C. Easter meeting it being continued to-day. The weather is dull, but the rain ha* held off. Results :— Maiden Hurdle* one and three-quarter miles.— Welleast, 9.13, 1; Free vat a, 9.0, 2; Pukenui, 9.8, 3. AU started— Won by three lengths. Time,*3miu 25 4-ssec. Oirclow Handicap, five furious. — Poictiers, 7.3, 1 ; Lucelle, 7.0, 2 ; We* Olga, 7.0, 3. All started. Poictiers waa always with the leader*, and won by three-quarters of a length. Timo, lmin 3sec. Great Northern Oaks, of 350 soys ; oue and a-half miles. — Sea Elf, 8.10, 1 ; Ambahi, 8.10, 2; Kahama, 8.10, 3. Scratched— Salute and Avoca. Sea Elf shot out at the distance, and w^on easily. Time, 2min 47 3-ssec. Autumn Handicap, of 750 eovs ; one mile aud a half. Sedition, 8.5 „.. 1 Sauta Rosa. 7.5 2 Ngapuka, 7.4 3 Equitas (8.9). Waiau (8.9), Raupaiaha (6.10), Michadoff (6.7) also started. A great race, Sedition winning by a long neck. Time, 2min. 38sec. The Wellington Pony and Galloway Racing Club will hold a meeting tomorrow at Miraraar. As UMial, ladies will be admitted to all parts of the course free. Good entries nave been leceived* The first ra^e is advertised to start at 2.30. FIELD SPORTS AT OTAKI. * [EX TELEGRAPH — SPECIAL TO ZH« POST.J OTAKI, This Day. The athletic sports yesterday were well attended. Results : — Maiden, W. Udy ; Hurdles, J. Jones ; 100 yards, Tooly 1, M'Kain 2. Jones, 3; Boys. Championship, Bunny ; Half-milo. Frank Bennett ; 220 yards, J. Jones 1, M'Kain 2. Shields 3 ; one mile, Staveley ; Druid*' Race, Noble ; Forced Handicap, M'Kani and Symonds, dead heat. The football match Greyjmouth v. Otaki was won by the former by 28 to 3. Rikihana had a collarbone broken, and Alf. Cook was rendered insensible during the match. The Otaki hockey team defeated Wellington Hui Mais by 5 to 2.