SPORTING.
GORE RACES. The following acceptances have been received ; for the Gore races on Monday next:— District Hack, 70sovs. 6f.—St. Hilarv 9.7, Kauwhero 8.12, Country Queen 8.5, 1 Gaberlunzie 8.2, Quartz Reef 8.2, Silver Step 8.0, Golden Queen 8.0, First Officer 8.0, Centimetro 8.0, All Rain 8.0, Calma ■ 8.0, Bonny Queen 8.0. I Mataura Trot (harness), HOsovs. 2m.— Cross Battery scr, Princess Cole scr, Scottish Queen 12yds behind, Ilza 60, Sweet Chimes 72, Lady Wild 96, Papeete 132, Dandy Chimes 144, Harold Direct 204, Matchlight 336. Spring Handicap, 210sovs. l^m. —Fiery Cross 9.8, Thaddeus 8.1, Sedd-el-Bahr 8.0, Jock 7.7, Kilrush 7.5, Glonshino 7.0, Redowa 6.10, Ogier 6.9, Whipcord 6.7. Waimea Hack Handicap, 80sovs. 6f. — St. Hilary 9.0, Borodino 8.10. Helicon 8.10, Partisan 8.8, Benefit 8.7, Triple Entente 8.6, Erroneous 8.2, Fitzosborne 8.2, Marianne 8.0, Madam Butterflv 8.0. Aycliffe 8.0, Moneymusk 7.9, Rokelaino 7.9, Wingform 7.9, Glenton 7.9, Calma 7.9. Labor Day Trot (saddle), 90sovs. l£m. —Plaster scr, South Star scr, Barooga 12yds behind, Minimax 12, Gift Chimes 12; Confidence 12, Dolly Rogers 36, Breadalbane 36, Princess Eugene 48,. Princess Cole 48, Landmark 60, Flower of Turi 108, Knapdale 108, Fred 108, Royal George 120, Papeete 168. Eastern Steeplechase, 125sovs. About 2!m.—Wellwood 10.13, Peerless 10.12, Glenthorpe 10.7, Silver Spire 10.2, Turehaua 10.2, Cannie Hughie 9.7, Zarkoma 9.7. Robin 9.7. Flying Handicap, 130sovs. 6f.—Samisen 9.2, Kilboyne 8.12, Multiplication 8.12, Killjoy 8.11, Redshire 8.7, Palamon 8.2, Sir Malt 7.5, Multoe 7.0, Lady Trent 6.12, Miss Finland 6.7. Charlton Handioap, 130sovs. 7f.— Marsa.9.s, Daytime 9.0, Hardshot 7.13, Glendower 7.12, Bonsign 7.10, Sir Malt 7.10, Leaping Burn 7.10, Lion 7.10, Placid 7.7, Glensponse 7.4, Achilleus 7.3.
CAULFIELD TRAINING NOTES. Biplane _ yesterday easily covered seven furlongs in Imin 33sec. Almoner, Mr Stead’s two-year-old, ran half a mile in 50sec. Wallace Isinglass negotiated nine furlongs in 2min &Jsec. BASKET BALL. The following are the points gained by the different clubs during the basket ball season. Each team played seven games. The points gained at the tournament are not included:
CRICKET: TO-MORROW'S FIXTURES. Grange Club will hold a net practice on the North Ground. Mornington Club will practise at Mornington. Christian Brothers' Club will practise at the Asylum Ground. BOWLING. Fairfield Club open their season to-mor-row. J. Olsen has been retained to ride Sleightof Hand in the New Zealand Cup. Varnish will not accept for the Now Zealand Cup to-night.
St. Andrew’s A Won. Lost. Drawn. Pts. ... 7 — — 14 Caversham A ... 6 1 12 Knox ... 5 2 10 St. Andrew’s B ... 4 3 8 University ... 3 4 — 6 Y.W.C.A. ... ... 2 5 . 4 Caversham B ... — 6 1 1 First ... — 6 1 1
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Evening Star, Issue 16559, 19 October 1917, Page 3
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