SPORTING NEWS.
_ The Possible (Nordenfeldt—Realisation) is under orders for England and will depart from his native land in a few week's time.
HAWKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB'S . AUTUMN MEETING.
The following nominations have been received for the
H.B. Cup, l-> mito. pouglns YwateMone I he Brook Primula Lotion The Shrew Orion's Belt Tire Quick lire l'anopiy Haria Rangipuhi C nmsoti Streak Blarnev 5 u » a Strathbraan Defiance Daredevil Dauntless Target Sylvia Park Day* Star Nestor St.'Paul Railway Stakes, 6 furlongs. Douglas Waterstone The Brook" Bi p Van Winkle Forest Ko.se The Shrew Torpina Sheet Lightning Orion's Belt Bijou Wakeliu Musqueton Irish Twist Quickfire Panoply Belle Clair Sedgebrook Strowan Barshot Moonraker Maid Marion Flying Shot Huna Strathbraan Dauntless Daredevil Target Day Star CHRISTCHURCH RACING. Christchurch, Feb. 2. It is fully expected that there will be very full acceptances for all handicaps at the Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting on Saturday, and the contests promise to be of a most interesting character. Goldleaf will be started for the Middle Park Plate, but his prospect of success against Gold Medallist and Multiform seems very remote. Marquis ot Zetland will be reserved for the Midsummer Handicap, for which ho is as good a favorite as anything. Work at Riccarton yesterday morning was for the most part coulined to steady pacing, several coming home fast over the last few furlongs. WOODYILLE RACES. The following additional results came to hand after we went to press yesterday : Hack Flying.—The Archer, 1 ; First Blood. 2 ; Surrev, l>. Time, lmin 'iOsec. Div., .£ll 2s. Borough Handicap.—The Miser, 1 ; Lovesliot, 2; Return, Time, lmiu 31 3-r»ti! sec. Div., JcS 18s. W elter.—Yoltigeur, 1 ; Sylvanus, 2 ; Sabreur, o. Time, '2min 25 2-sth sec. Div.. £6 ss. Electric Handicap.—Titoki, 1 ; King's Bowman. 2; Forest Rose. a. Time, luiiii 5 3-sth sec. Div.. X'2 13s. TO-DAY'S RACES. [By Telegraph.] (Per Pirxx Axxociatioii.) WoonviLLK, This day. The following are the results of to-day's races;— Stewards' Stakes. Sing Song 1 First Blood ... ... ... 2 Straybird ... ... ... 8 Div., £2 Is. Hurdles. Flirt 1 Much Ado ... ... ... 2 Toriki 3 Div., JEG 2s. Ruahine Hack. Nero ... ... ... ... t Sylvanus ... ... ... J Slumber 8 Dead heat. Divs., Nero, £1 7s, Syl vantis, XT 16s. The owners agreed to run oil' after the last race. Millsi:,MMKK lIAXI'ICAP. The Miser 1 Waterstone 2 Target 3 Div., £'3 1 Is. Tklecskapu Hack. Sing Song 1 Surrey ... ... ... 2 The Archer ... ... ... 3 Div., XV. lis. TAKALTNA RACKS. [By Tkukuk-U'II.J (/'iT Pff x* Asviciittt'on.) A i i in v\i>, This day. There is tim \\ inlu i and a f'vrge attendance at the opening day's races of the Tak;tpimn Jockey Club. The following an- the result * • Maii'kn Plate. Admiral Hawke ... ... I l'eerh ss ... ... ... *2 The Sharper ... ... ... 3 Tue!vt» started. Won l>v n long nock. Time, lmin •ijHsee. Di\s., inside, X 5, outside, i't I.m. M UI'FN Hi Ht>LKS. Hairy Leg, 1. GleuUmi ... ... ... 2 UeiitH-tkm ... ... ... 3 Nine -tailed, Won bv aI. ngtli, Titiw, :smm 32-.ee. iuM«i«> t A'2l lUs, outside, X! • 11
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Hastings Standard, Issue 237, 3 February 1897, Page 2
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