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VICTORIAN EVENT. MELBOURNE. March, 19.—The St. Kilda Clip resulted —Eyeglass 1, Nobel 2) Loyal Blue 8. It was a great fin r i»hj Eyeglass securing victory by half a length, a neck separating Nobel and Loyal Blue .Time 2.22.
WfiStPGRT RAGES—SECOND DAY. iWESTPORT, March 18, „ For the Westpoft Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting (second day) there was showery'weather, and a good attendance; ,€2,446 was put through the machine, as compared with £1,871, for the second,day of last year; and £4, 701 for the meeting as compared with £B}G7O last yeai'. Results:— Miner'i H&fidicap/ 6 furlongs,—Montague (6.10) 1, Feathe'rsicfns (6.13) 2, Redwing (8.10) 3. Scr—Jennie GoWe'ea and White Hyacinth. Won easily by two lengths. Time lmin 17 3-ssec. Charleston Hack Handcap, 6 furlongs —Mania (11.0) 1, Blue Sky (10.8) 2, Llaigton (9.7) 3. Scr Parallel. Won by three lengths. Time 2min 1 3-ssec. Eyesfront fell and broke his leg and Avas destroyed. . Gfatfity Handicap,Trot, U miles.— Miss Black (lflsee) I, Maud Allerton (20sec) 2, Coney (scr) 3. Of the 22 acceptors, 19 started. Wort by six lengths, a head between 2nd and 3rd. Time 4min 12sec. Muller" Handicap, 1 mile.—Shannon Lass (Bi'j- i!»l .The Orient (8.0), a dead heat 1, Invest«fc<«* (8,5) 3. 'lhese were the only starters. TM.S was a fine race. Time 1 min 48sec. Stockton Handicap, one mile.—Parallel (10.9) 1, Sultan (9.13) 2, Miss Douglas (9.0) 3. Also started.—Coreese. Wort by a lenath and a half, lime lmin 56see; ■ .. .„ . Westport Coal Coy's HaiidiCttp.- Ti'ot, tAvo miles.—Merlin (37sec) 1, Major Lincoln (Usee) "2, Overland (15sec) 3. Scr ; —Bisa and Miss Wildwood. Won by eight lengths. Time 5 inins 59 Farewell Handicap, nv§ Itjilortgs,— Featherstone (8.1) 1, Mania (7.4) 2, Montague (9.3) 3. Three others started. Won by three quarters of a lengths -Time lmin 7 1-osec.
Auckland weights. WANGANUI, March, 19; The following weights have been declared by the handicapper here for the Auckland Racing Club's Easter meeting :— : - Easter Handicap* (1 mile),—Danube 9.3, Equitas 9.1, Miss Mischief, Obsono 9.0, Sedition 8.11, Royal Sdult 8:10, Santa R,osa S.B, Fort William, Salute, Boanerges 8.7, Electvakoff, Kakama 8.6, Kopu, Wauchope, Vice-Admir'a! 8.3, Wimmera 8.2, North East 8.1, Sir Artegal, Sir Tristram 8.0, Domino, Gipsy Belle 8.13, Dazzling 7.12, Dawn Sdultdria, Alltionette 7,10. Turbine 7.9 True Shot 7.8, Manapdui'i 7.7, Dearest, Forinby, Tattoo 7.6, Hohungatahi 7.4, Uranium, Humming Bird 7.3, Cullman, Sea Elf 7.2, Miss Winnie, Flying Soult 7.1, Inez, Tamanupu 6.12, Elegance Cheddar 6.10, Mulga Bill, First Wairiki, Miss Advance 6\B, Urekehti, Peacemaker, and Mary Atiii 6.7. Brighton Hurdles (2 miles)—Wimmera 12.0, Prophet 11.11, Maidi 10.', Black Northern 9.13, Hoanga 9.12, Paul 9.12, Bully, Seldom 9.4, Master William 9.1, and Bismarck 9.0. Onehunga Steeplechase (3-Jmiles)— Antarctic 12.0, Red McGregor .11.10, Loch Fyiie 11.7, Sol 11.6, Lebeau 10.3, First Barrel, Maidi 1.0.1, Laddy 10.0, Romp, Hunakau, Miss Explosion, Lough Finn, and Cloudy Morn 9.7.
The nominations for the Easter meeting of the Greymouth Jockey Club will close at tlie Albion Hotel at 9 p.m. on Wednesday next. The full programme appears in this issue.
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