SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Evening Star, Issue 8116, 16 January 1890, Page 2

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

The ‘ New Zealand Herald ’ says it is stated that Mr J. Kean is likely to go to Australia with a team of horses at an - early date. This looks as if Cuirassier were going over. The well-known Australian racehorse Chicago, winner of the Caulfield Cup of 1888, is under orders for England, LAWRENCE RACES. [From Our Own Correspondent.) LAWRENCE, January 15. The weather js really beautiful for ’tjje races to-day, the course being in first-class order. _ There was a large attendance, tfie excursion train from Dunedin bringing about 200 visitors. The following are the results to hand : MAIDEN PLATE. One mile and a-half. Mr Smith's Gipsy Prince .. .. j Mr Taggart’s Black Jack „ .. \\ 2 Mr George’s Fanny ~ J •• § Maxwelton and Seaside also ran. Max? welton was the favorite, but fell on rounding the last turn. Gipsy Prince then came away and won easily. ’ Dividend, L 3 4s. PUBLICANS’ HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile Mr Laughlin’s La Rose, 9st 61b.. ~ (Owner) i Mr Goodman’s Belvidare, 7st 7lb .. ' o Mr Christie’s Cinnabar, 7sb .. " ” g Miss Ann and Black Jack also started. La Rose won from start to finish. Dividend, L2 19a. DISTRICT HANDICAP, of 20 sovs. One mile. Mr Oudaille’s Mon Loup, 9at 71b .. (Seceomde) 1 Mr Johnston’s Jessie ~ ~ L 2 Mr Draper's Hector ~ " “

Cora and Miss Little also started. Mon Loup won in the commonest of canters. Dividend, LI 3s. HANDICAP TROT, oj 40 sots. Three miles. Mr Craig's Eeilawarra, 65seo ~ .. ~ j Mr Smerdon’s Aoneau d'Or. scratch ” 9 Mr Dwyer’s Ruby, 65aeo “ . . ” \