GISBORNE R.C. MEETING.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 11559, 12 June 1900, Page 4

GISBORNE R.C. MEETING.

[by telegraph.] Gisborne, Monday. For the Gisborne Baoing Club's steeple chase meeting the nominations are : — Hurdle Bice. — Captor, Apremeto, Evenin Wonder, Paria, Misaflre, Voltigeur 11., 'Hj Xmas, Sylvanus. Ladies' Bracelet,— The Gryphon, Dick, Ngn rike, Boyalist, Hairtrigger, Playboy, Pete Oabeck, Windfall. Pltino.— Pourere, Tncha, Canopua, Admira Hawke, Pinepinetekura, Windfall, Argyll, Tlire Star. Huntebs' Steeplechase. — Mercury, Th Gryphon, Dick, Clyde, Nga-iki, Cronje, Playboj Wuriti, Peter Osbeck, Windfall. Winteb Oats. — Bradford, Pourere, Tschu Paria, Admiral Hawke, Pinepinetekura, Th Weaver, Windfall, Dapbne, Argyll, Canopuß. Second Hdrdleb.— Captor, Apremete, Evenini Wonder, Paria, Misßflro, Voltigeur 11., Tip Xmaa, Bylvanus, Clyde, Acone, Straybird. HDMTERB' Plat.— Gryphon, Clyde, Ngariki Royalist, Crouje, Hairtrigger, Phyboy, Pete OBbeck, Windfall, Te Hapara, Bradford, Pourere Tscba, Paria, Admiral Hawke, Tip, Finepioete kura, Weaver, Windfall, Daphne, Three Stai Argyle, Canopug. Park .Steeples.— Captor, Popgun, Evenini Wonder, Voltigeur 11., Xmas, Sylvanua, Hild 11., Kaitoa, Pilot, Straybird. Tallt-ho Steeples. — Morcury.Dick, Gryphon Clyde, Ngariki, Hairtrigger, Cronje, Playboy Peter Osbeck, Windfall, Wariti. Final Hakdicap.— Bradford, Pourere, Tscha Faria, Te Aorangi, Admiral Hawke, Piuopinetc kura, Eillarney, Weaver, Windfall, i/aphne Argyle, Canopua. NOKTHEBN GRAND NATIONAL MEETING. SECOND DAT. [BT TELSBBAFH.] Auckland, Monday. The Auckland Bacing Club brou^h their June meeting to a conclusion to day, there being a large attendance, in oluding his Excellency the Governoi The sum of .£9142 was passed through tin machine, making £17,525 for the meeting The results were : — Maiden Handicap Hurdles, If mileF.---162 Mr T. Ross' eh g Telephone, b; Billingsgate— St. Clair mare, 9at 101 l (Stewart), lj Tip, lOst 111 b, 2; 191 Tukapa, lOst 31b, 3, 233 Conapirer 10a 21b also started. Won by a length Time, 3min 42seo. Totalißator, .£777 dividend, £4 6s. Second Maiden Handicap Welter, : mile.— 2s6 Hon. H. Mossman's oh o Th Afghan, by St. Leger— Yattaghan, 3yre 10st21b (Taylor), lj 174TheFrenchmin lOet 21b, 2 j 255 Toroa, lOst 51b, 3. 14 Waylay lOst 21b, 43 Cadiz lost 21b, 9! Donnybrook lOst, 8 Kegulus 9et 101 b, 6: Heart Whist 9st 61b, 41 Bacchus 9at, 41 The Major 9at, 112 Miraole 9at, 77 Armou 9st, 23 Foudroyant 9st, and 10 Pipi whararaoa 9st also started. Won by si: lengths with ease. Time, lmin 62 2-stl sec. Totalisator, £1341; dividend, & 14s. GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, Of 600 soys ; about 3i miles. 498 Mr P. B. Bobs' gr g Voltigeur 11., by Lionel— Nora, aged, 9st 91b (Burns) : 638 Mr P. Chaafe'e b g Nor'-west, aged, 12st 71b (E. Hall) ... ! 636 Mr J. M'Guinness' oh g Kaimate, syrs, 9st 71b (Cochrane) ... ! —102 Jim 9st 101 b, I<JB Silver Ray Osi 71b, 64 Pills Ost 71b, 29 Kowhai 9st 711 also started. Kowhai led over the first fence, fol lowed by Kaimate and Voltigeur 11. with Pills three lengths away, and Nor'> weßt last. This order was maintained t< the post and rails on the hill, wher< Voltigeur improved his position. Kowhai coming down the hill was first over th( stone wall, but over the water juinj Voltigeur was with him, with Kaimate 2( lengths away third. At the old water jumi Kowhai ran off , and although he afterward! negotiated it Voltigeur was left with c 30-lengths' lead of Kaimate. Ascending the hill Voltigeur 11. was 50 yards ahead of Kaimate, with Kowhai fast making uj Mb lost ground, and the old grey was still bowling along in front, and neatlj popping over the stonewall led the field the next round six lengths in front oi Kaimate and Kowhai, but as they once more rounded the bottom turn Kowhai again ran oS at the old water jump. Kaimate was on terms with Voltigeur 11. as they again ascended the hill, and the pair coming down the hill for the last time were locked together, but at the wall into the course Kaimate came to grief, leaving Voltigeur 11. with the race at his meroy, and coming on he won by 15 lengths all out from Nor'-west, who came fast down the hill. Kaimate, who was remounted, was third, and Jim, the only other starter j;o finish, was fourth. Time, 9min 5 3-sth Bs.o, Totfclisator, £2065; dividend, £3 14s. Handicap Hurdle Bace, 2 miles. — 360 Mr L. Harris's br g Cavalier, aged, by Cuirassier — Clio, llßt 61b (Johnson), 1 j 326 Tim, lOst 81b, 2,• 106 Korowai, 9st 31b, 3. 136 Troubadour, and 24 Shylock also started. Time, 4min 6 2-sth sec. Totalisator, £952j dividend, £2 7s. Tally-ho Steeplechase, about 3 miles. — 488 Mr W. A. Coleman's oh g Dingo, aged, by Sou-wester—B etty, lOst 91b (Wright), 1; 127 Straybird, lOst, 2, 378 Sooial Pest, 12st, 3. 172 Volcano list 81b, 50 Hautonga 9at 71b, 13 Kempt 9st 71b, and 28 Silver Ray lOst 61b also started. Won by three lengths. Time, 6min 45 2-sth sec. Totalisator, £1256 ; dividend, £2 6s. Second Winter Welter.— 96 Mr J. Chaafe'e b o Peter, 3yrs, by St. Leger— Satanella, lOst (Chaafe), 1 ; 621 Hohoro lfljstl 61b, 2 ; 50 Knight of Athol, 98t 31b, 3. 161 Eosella list 71b, 143 The Needle list 31b, 68 Spn^al XOet }2lb, 279 St. Ursula lOst 91b, 172 Dayntree lflat 21b, 38 The Waster 103t,\322 Winsome 9st 91b, 14 The Fjtenjuhman 9st 71b, 57 Toroa Qsfc 71b, « Kettledrum Pat 61b, 6, 2 Bonus 9st 21b, 17 Swiftfoot 9st 2lb, 67 The Dootor Qst also started. Won very comfortably by three lengths. Time, lmin 30 1-Gth cap. Totalisator, £2024; diyidend, £4 16,5. The winner was bracketed with St. Ursula. Ladies' Bracelet, once round (staeple.chase oourse). — 229 Mrs Lambert's gr g Tarogan, by Swordsman, 6yrs, list 101 b (Mr Mitchell), lj 144 Riot, 12st 91b, 2j 149 La Belle, list 101 b, 3. H Mountain llßt 71b, 32 Pillß llßt 71b, and 169 Miss list 71b also started. Won easily by four lengths. Time, 3min 25seo. Dividend, £2 17s | totalizator, £737.

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