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SPORTING NEWS

RACING FIXTURES. October 5 and 6.—Marlborough R. C. October 5 and Bay J.C. October 12 and 13.—Otaki' Maori R.C. October 12 and 13.—Dunedin-J.C. . October 12 and 15.—Greymouth Trotting • Club. .' December ,31 and. January 2.—Greymouth Jockey Club. AUSTRALIAN. October I.—Australian Jockey Club's Derby. October I.—Epsom Handicap. October 3.—Metropolitan Handicap. October s.—Craven Plate. October B.—Caulfield Guineas. October 15.—Caulfield Cup. October "29.—Victoria Racing Club's Derby. November I.—Melbourne Cup. |PER PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT.] -FLEMINGTON TRAINING NOTES. Received this day at 11.35 a.m. FLEMINGTON, This Day. ' Dhobie ran five furlongs in 1.5£. Brasseur cut -out half a mile in 52sec. Thistlebrook and Flavian went half a mile in 55sec.

A. SUCCESSFUL JOCKEY. LONDON, October 6'.—Frank Wootton rode three consecutive winners at Leicester..

• AUSTRALIAN ,NOTES SYDNEY, October 6.: Prince Foote and Master Soult are scratched for the Bancfwick Plate. Master Soult ..and. several other. New Zealand horses, have gone to the Melbourne Cup meeting. ■.. _ Influenza is very prevalent among the horses participating in the Randwick meeting. - . ' ~--. .:,. » The in and out running of a number of the cracks is attributed to the effects ot the disease. , ..,

HAWKES.BAY RACES, ; HASTINGS, October 6. ; For the Hawkes Bav Jockey Club's second day's races there was splendid weather and a good attendance, and there was some interesting racing. Eleven bookmakers were present. lne i€ suits are as follows: Mangapapa Hack Handicap Hurdles, U miles.—Tewetu 1, Captain Jingle ~ Also started: Pikapo, Appm and Whata-i-m-a. Appin fell and brought down Whatakura and Pikapo. The latter broke his le"- and had to be destroyed. Ngalawa Hack Handicap, once round— Cullinan 1, Idealism 2, Mediterranean 3. Also started: Polymces, Whatakura, Entente and Tupaea. Won oasilv. -i rr -i , Hawkes Bav Guineas, one mile.iribulation 1, Birkdale 2, Lord Kelvin 3. Also started: Waraong, Bunkum, Odessa, Cheddar, Ngakau, Poictiers. Won by a length, a neck separating the second and tnird horses. .. Temahanga Hack Hurdles, .1* miles.— Centaur 1. Rangihaeta o..AJeo started: Whatakura, Aorangi. Won '''juvenile Handicap.—Bootle' 1. Bellali 2, Meriwai 3. Also started: Midnight Sun, Otama, Sanguinary, Golden Ball. The issue was never in doubt. Spring Handicap—Spate 1, Sandstream P. Men-iwai 3. Also started: Sir Tristram Parable, Amato, Separator. Spate held the lead from end to end. There was a great race for second place. Flaxmere Hack Handicap, six furlongs —Amaru 1, Niwaru 2, Gold Battery 3. All started. Won by a length. Final Handicap, six furlongs.—Multiple 1, Voetgang 2, Humming Bird 3. All ■started. Won by a length. Time 1.15 1-5. WELLINGTON HANDICAPS. WELLINGTON, Th'is Day. For the Wellington Racing Club's spring meeting the following handicaps have been declared by Mr. J. H. Pollock :—- First Hack and Hunters Steeplechase, 2\ miles'.—Maku' 11.9, Whatakura 11.4, Don .Carlos 11.3, Rosegrove 10.12, Mahur- 10.12, Flamingo 10.9, St Amelia 10.6, Oakley 10.6, Waiohika 10.5, Whimper 10.5, Castout 10.0, Starless 10.0, Hill Lass 9.12, Sylvia Maid Teutuata, Royal Guard, Timona, Paku, Sir Mako 9.7.

Rimutaka Handicap, six furlongs. Amaru 9.0, Morecoinbe 8.11, Poictiers 8.8, Birectoire B.6,'Dearest 8.6, First Battery 8.4, Sea Queen 8.4, Inspection 8.1, Tina Toa 8.1, Attention, Merrie Frank 7.13,' Repeat, Master Sylvia 7.11, Rongomai, Kill, Domino, Suscesuion, Torpoint 7.9, Merrie Time, Leahoro, Bracken, Turna 7.8, Wild Bird, Ladrone 7.4, Varna, Sir Solo, Blend 7.2, Allurement 7.0, Sinn Fien 7.0, Zimola 7.0.

Shorts Handicap, five furlongs.--Penates 9.1.3, Provocation 9.11, Boanerges 9.9, Naumai 9.8, Lord Soult 9.3. Salute 9.3, Full Rate 9.3, Multiple 8.12, Faunus 8.10, Theodore 8.10, Kohinoor 8.10, Gipsy Belle 8.8, Mon Ami 8.6, Bally Shannon, Lord Kelvin 7.11, St. Tbney, Glenspring 7.9, Sea Queen 7.4, Penza 7.0, Longstep, Lady Moutoa 6.10, Parawanui, Longwood 6.7.

Wellington Handicap, miles.— California 9.12, North East, Diabolo, Lady Medallist 8.10, Sandstream, Sir Frisco 8.8, Iranui 8.5, Sir Tristram'B.4, Merrie Zealand, Sir Antrim .8.2, Salute 7.13, Wimmera, Bollin 7.10, Kopu 7.7, Cullinan 7.7, Merrivonia, St. Felix, Parable 7.3, Coronetted 7.2, King Soult 7.2, Sohite 7.2, Birkdale, John, The Lark, Dreadless 7.0, Swimming Belt 6.13, Poictiers, Waitapii 6.12, Lord Kelvin, Gold Circle .6.10, Master Laddo, Royal Marine, Rangikapua, Marton 6;7.

Wainui Handicap, one mile.-—Di-v bolo 10.2, Bridge 9.11, Merrie Zealand 9.10, Tribulation 9.4, St. Felix 8.12, Mer'riwa 8.12, King Soult 8.11, Coronetted 8.11, Golden Loop 8.10, Elfish 8.8, Ambrosian, Hohungatahi, M'arton 8.4, .Antionette, Royal Marine 8.3, Kilosteri, Gold Battery, Hydrant. Stevens; Kaitana, Rangikapua 8.0. Final Scurry Handicap, four, furlongs.—Amaru 9.0. St. Toney, Poictiers 8.12, Directoire 8.10, Vibration 8.7, Moreykoff 8:7, Inspection 8.5, BowBells 8.3, Kahara, Master Sylvia 8.2, Longstep 8.0, Merrie Time. Turna 7.13, Grand Jewel, Gpldemar, Epsom Downs 7.11, Bridesmaid, Odessa, Subdue, Lady Kilcheran, Longwood, Ebonite, Deploy, Ohiro, Topango, Complexity, Soultiform, Finola, Merriletta 7.7. THE MARLBOROCGH RACES. V BLENHEIM, October 6. The Marlborough Club's second day's races were held to-dav. The results nre : Trot.—Waterloo 1, TJing Dong 2, Welcome Mary 3. Bell and Brias were scratched. Maiden Scurry.—Negative 1, Yeomola 2. Royal Mill 3. .Astonishment and Monsco were scratched. Omaka Hack.—Wild Bird 1, Ira 2, Succession 3. ' Glfentni was scratched.Riversland Handicap.—Lawn Rose 1, Glen 2. Scratched: Roosevelt. Shannon Lass was left at the post.- '- i--Dnsh Hack.—Merry Frank' 1, Lares 2. linolas 3. Negative and Grand Jewel were scratched.

Ohiro Telegraph.—Glenspring 1, Penza 2, .'Shannon Lass '3. ' Curator was scratched. Welter Hack.—Merry Frank 1, Daunlon'2, Wildbird 3.. Negative,. Celebrity and Succession were, scratched. The. tote'investments were. £6071 for the two days, against £5634 last spring meeting. .... -J.« ■'-. WESTPORT TROT HANDICAPS. ..' WESTPORT, This Day. The following handicaps have been de(Jared : Trial Handicap of 20 sovs, one mileElsie Lincoln scr, Princess Bell 3sec, Dictatoress ssec, Sir Wallace 9see, Alma 'luon 9sec, Martina 9sec, Boxer 12sec, Louis Roth 12sec, Fleetboy 12scc, Master Lyons T4sec, Major Lincoln 15sec, Miss Wildwood 16sec, Southern Cross 16sec, Pam Wilson- 16sec,' Utopia 16sec, Colviiieer 16sec. Stockton Handicap of 20 sovs, one mile ,md a-half.—Zeppasca scr, Angelihe 2sec, F.lsie Lincoln 4sec, Princess Bell Bsec, Maud Allerton' Bsec, Dictatoress lOsec, Tansy Irvington and Sister Mine 17sec. Louis Roth, Moor Star, Silver Heel 22?ec. Dictatoress, Monday, and Amber Tips 24sec, Arthur's Mistake' 26sec.

October Handicap of-25 sovs, two miles Outland *scr, . Angeline Esec, Picaroon Bsec, Pirate Bess Usee. Miss Black.lssec, buccaneer 25scc, Lord Rothschild ksßsec and Rovnl Bav 30sec.

Dash'Handicap of 20.sovs, one mileCoin scr. Stiver 7sec. Zeppa foec, Elsie Lincoln 12sec, Dolly Varden 13sec, Neat;i\va and Princess Bell 15sec, Sister Aline 21sec, Monday 25sec,. Arthur's Mistake 26sec, Southern/ Cross, Colyineer and Utopia 28sec. ~-'. Spring Handicap of 25 sovs, two miles. —Lord Ashley; scr, Overland 3see, Anaelme Bsec, 4-icaroon Usee, Pirate Bess 14sec, Pansy Irvington, Buccaneer 28sec, Moor Star, Louis Roth and Royal Bay 34see, Monday and Amber Tips 36sec. Final Handicap of 15 sovs, one mile and •<\ half. —Angeline scr, Dolly Varden 3sec. Maud Allerton . 6sec. Dictatoress Bsec, Pansy Irvington and Martina 15?ec. Sleevelink ISsec, Silver Heel. Borer and Fleetbov 20sec,, Amber Tips 22sec, Master Lyons 23sec, Major Lincoln 24sec, Miss Wildwood and Sam Wilson 26sec. Acceptances are due on Friday, 'l4th instant, at" 9 p.m.

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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 October 1910, Page 2

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SPORTING NEWS Greymouth Evening Star, 7 October 1910, Page 2

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