SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Evening Star, Issue 7471, 15 March 1888, Page 3

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Good weather is all that is wanted to make the Carisbrook annual sport meeting a pleasant and successful one. The entries, though fewer than last year, embrace most of our leading amateurs, and as the handicaps are not, apparently, too liberal, close finishes should result. The bicycle events are well taken up, and, with the pony races, should help to keep up the interest and afford good amusement. The flat races will be started by Mr J, Mallard, the pony races by Mr Dowse. The sports will commence at 2 p.m. sharp, and the following are additional entries :

Dnor-KICK —C. Haggitt, A. Bell, E. Webster, and E. Bowler. Milk Walking.—E. AYcbster, 200 yds. 100 Yards Rack.—P. A. Fleming. 300 Yards Bovs’ High School Handicap. —J. M. Mcolson scratch, J. Owen 10yds, C. Haggitt 12yds, A. AY, Gillies 15yds, G. Stephenson 25yds. Onk-mile Bicycle,—A. J. George 140 yds. E. Mandcr 180 yds, \V. A. Low (roadster) 200 yds. Five-miles Bicycle.— A. J. George 550 yds, W. A. Low 800 yds. Pont Trot, two miles. No weight under (Ist.—Mr J. Wallace’s Little Ned scratch, Mr J. Cotton’s Little Emily lOsec, Mr J. Roberts’s Peggy 25scc, Mr Samson’s Our Pony 25sec, Mr Dempay’s Fairy 30sec, Mr Mollison’s Creamy SOsec, Mr Poole’s lolanthc 40aec, Mr Price’s Bobadil 40seo, Mr B. AVilson’s Jenny SOsec. Pony Hurdle, one mile and a-quarter. No weight under 9st.—Mr Samson’s Our Pony, Mr Wallace’s Little Ned, Mr Cotton’s Little Emily, Mr Maloney’s Semaphore, Mr W. Taggart’s Forget-mc-not.