SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

Evening Star, Issue 12523, 6 June 1905, Page 8

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

RACING IN AUSTRALLL There was fine weather in Sydney for the holiday. The principal race at the Randwick meeting resulted: Prinso of Wule9 Stake 3. Ill—Fireclay 1, Tatterdemalion 2, Lutknow 3. Twenty | started. Betting: 6 to 1 against Partyman, 8 to 1 Tatterdemalion, 12 to 1 Fireclay. Won by a length and a-half. Time, 2m in 22sec. The principal race at Flemington yesterday resulted:— I Birthday Handicap. l£m.—Boabdil 1, '■Madagascar 2, Marmont 3. Eleven started. Betting: 7 to 4 against Sweep Clean, 7to 2 Boabdil, 8 to 1 Marmont and Madagascar. Won easily. Time, 2min 41sec OTAKI WINTER MEETING. For the second day of the Otaki Maori meeting the weather was fine, and there was a good attendance and sphndid racing. The sum of £5,825 was put through the machine yesterday, making a total (if £11,592 for the meeting, as against £13,546 lact year. The following events were decided after our report closed: —Railway Handicap, Hinurewa (£5 10s) and Seagull (£2 19s); Ohau Welter, Barea (£2 10s) and Recreation (17s); Final Hack, The Clipper . (£3 ss) and CI ; m<nt:ne (£2 16s). The protest lodged against Good Intent, the winner of the Rangiuru Handicap on Saturday, vn the grounds of interference in the straight was upheld, and the race was awarded t'> I.as/> o' Gowrie, who paid £6 13s, Pardon paying £8 9s. A request made by the owner of Good Intent that the stakes be impounded was refused. AUCKLAND STEEPLECHASE MEETING. The following aro the acceptances for to-morrow's events at Ellerslie: Orakei Hurdles. lfm. —Newtown 11.12, Lady Hune 11.6, Major 10.6, Southern Cross 10.0, Coronation 9.6, Lady Clare 9.0, Yolette 9.0, Mora 9.0, Tepapa (late Tauj ranga) 9.0, Morehu 9.0. I Ranfurly Welter, lm.—Nervine 10.7, Golden Sand 3 10.4, Seabird 10 3, Cuiragno 9.6, Leo Delaval 9.4, St. Harp 9.3, Pearl | Necklet 9.0, Cyrano 9.0. I Remuera Hurdles. 2m.—Trumpery 11.9, Creusot 10 9, Cavalry 10.9, Irish 10'8, Ha- | mari 10.5, Waiwera 10.4, Levant 10.3. I Prince of Wales Handicap. 7f.—Romeo 11.11, Durable 11.0, Full Crv 10.8, Chivalry i 10.7, Exmoor 10.6, Geordie'lo.s, Landlock : 10.3, Waikato 9.10, Sir Gilead 9.10, Liberator 9 6, Alba Rose 9.7, Rose Madder 9.6, Lovclink 9.6, Noterina 9.5, Woodmount 94, Calle Iris 9.2, Admiral Cerveras 9.0 Soultfeh 9.0, Albuera 9.0. ' Taliy-ho Steeplecha-a. About 3m. 1 Dingo 10.0, Kanaka 10 0, Nor'-west 10.0, Hylaa 10.0, Major 10.0, Evermore 9.10, Tuni 9.10, Hinemoa 9.7, Terence. 9.7. [ Pony Welter. 6f.—Fashionable 11.11, So- ! noma 11.7, Forth 10.11, Orange and Blue 10 7, Girton Girl 10.3, Sally Horner 9 7 Gileadit 9.5, Quest 9.5, Little Mabel 9.3, Hurihuri 9.0, Leona 90, Mis<3 Cuirassier 9.0, Ngahere 9.0, Storyteller 9.0. WELLINGTON WINTER - MEETING. The following nominations have been received for the Wellington Steeplechase: Defoe, Waitarere, Patupaerehe, Nor'-west, Rongoo, Slow Tom, Nadador, Fhaetontis' , Euros, Roer, Victory, Kaimoe, Kaitere, Comfort, Creusot, Inniskillen. Evening, Lurcher,,Gobo, Springbok, Jack o' Lantern.' BILLLARDS. A London cable states ' that the billiard match between Stevemon and Roberts re- ' suited in a win for Stevenson, who scored 18,030, while Roberts scored 16,480. PIEGON SHOOTING. The Timaru Gun Club had a good meeting at Saltwater Creek, eighteen competing in the live pigeon match. Four tied for prizes with possibles, and divided the stakes. A CROSS-COUNTRY RUN. Yesterday's interprovincial cross-country championship, Otago v. Southland, eight a side, run at Inveroargill, was won easily I by the Otago team (H. Burk 1, F. Mace 2, I W. E. Bonnin 3, J. Love 4, F. Williams 8, Marryatt 9, Melville 11, Bauchop 13). Of the Southland team Lyon finished in fifth place, Bush sixth, Smith seventh, Sloan tenth, and Nash twelfth. Burk was first iin bv 30yds. Time, 29min 2|sec. The weather wag fine.

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