SUMMARY

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 8125, 23 March 1887, Page 2

SUMMARY

FOB EUROPE. (CWtinued from Supplement.) SPORTING. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB’S AUTUMN '•■MEETING. Fib ST Day—Wednesday. Ebb. 23. THEDUNBDIN CUP. of 1000 b°vs, with a swefp•takes of 15 boys each ; the second horse to reCairo 300 sovs. and the third 1W) tors, from the atakos. Two miles and a distance. 2161 Mr B. J. Masoix’a oh m Bpado Guinea, by King of Club*—Bnpee, 4W j 47J5 v, d. O’Brien’s b m Bukina, by King*borough—Etiquette, 6yrs, Bst 21b (Derrett) 2 •<>«» w> j. F. La Sueur's b h Hermitage, by O*dogan—Msosiocax, lyra, 7at lib (Moore) 8 Betting: 5t04 on Spade Guinea, 6to 1 bar one. Won easily. Time : First mile Imm S3sec, second .mile Imm 45 jaec; full distance, Smin 54fsecV. AUTUMN MEETING. MELBOURNE, Feb. 26. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. of 20 Bevsaaob. 10 ft, with 850 added ; second, 100 sots; third. SO hots. • Winner of any handicap after Declaration of weights Taluo 75 sore to carry 71h extra; of any enon race value 200 bovb or upwards, 101 b extra. . Three-quarters of a mile. Hr O. O. Stead's hr h Lochiel, Syrs, by Prince Charlie—Nelly Moore, Bit ... ... - 1 Hon W. A. Long's b o Abner, 4yrs. by St Albans —Starlight. Get Ulb —2 HrJsTlCUler's oh h Lando, Syrs, by Kiog • Xithon 7ft 51b ••• ••• 3 Mr 8. Miller's oh h William Toll, 6yre, Oat 121 b 0 Mr E. W. Ellis’ oh h Lord Wilton, 6yra (in- ’ eluding 71b penalty), Set 31b ... ... ... 0. Hr J.TuhynsbrhMlddlemaroh, Syrs, 9st ... 0 Hrß; Hr D.Coopof’s ch c Blairgowrie, 3yra, Bafc 61b ... 0 Hr P. Hann'e b olnvennay, Syrs, 7st 121 b ... 0 Captain Halmes* br o Harvester, 4yrs (in. ridding 71b penalty), 7at Ulb ... ... ... 0 Hr W. K. Bakin’s oh h Qoiutin Matsep, aged, 7st 91h.. 0 HrW. Kohlnaon's brm Mitrailleuse, Gyrs, 7stßlb 0 Hr 8. Nathan’s oh m Straight Shot, Sirs. 7et 51b 0 Hr. D. Cameron’s oh g Soldier’s Wind, aged (including lOlb penalty). 7stslb ... ... JJ Hr A Miller's hr fßlohworth, Syrs. 7st 41b ... 0 Hr M. Locke's b g Satyr, 6yrs, 7st 81b ... ... 0 He /. Whitttngham’s br m Honora, 6yrs, 7at 21b 0 Hr C. Collins’ oh o Nevmaster, Syrs, 7st rib ... 0 Hr 8. Gardiner’s hr f Magnifier 4yrs, 7st ... 0 Mr S. Miller’s oh f Devotion, Syrs, 6st 101 b ... 0 He S. E. Palkiner’s hr. g St Leonards, 6yrs, AM 101 b 0 Hr I. Fonlaham ns br o Chicago, Syrs, 6.-t 81b ... 0 Hr H.Baynor ns bg First Gama, aged, 6at 81b... 0 Hr W.O. Steel's b g Rhetorician, aged, 6st ... 0 Hr J. Thompson’s b o Master John, Syrs, 6st .. 0 Betting at the start, 6 to 1- agst Newmaster; 7 to 1 Mitrailleuse, Eichworth, William Tell, Master John, and Lochiel; 10 to 1 Chicago, Abner, First Game, and Oointin Matsep; 14 to Itoßo to 1 others. Twenty yards from home Lochiel made a splendid rush and won by a neck, Lando f»eing dose np, and Mitrailleuse about seventh. . Second Day—March 3. AUSTRALIAN CUP, of 20 sovs each, with 500 added; second horse, 100 sovs; third, 50sovs. Two miles and a quarter. Hon J. ; White’s oh o Trident, by Eohmson Crusoe—Cocounut, Syrs, Bst 71b ... (Hales) 1 Hsjor F. N. George’s oh hNelson, by King Cole —My Idea, 6yrs, 9st 71b ... (Brown) 2 Hr S. Martin's oh c All Gold,by Infidel -Golden Looks, 4yrs, 7st 71b ... ... - ... (Power) 3 Hr J. O. Reid’s oh m Grace Darling, aged, Bst 91b (Wiliams) 0 Hr W. Gannon’s hr o Arsenal, 4yrs, Bst 81b (c'ngli-h) 0 lb G. G. Stead’s hr b Lochiel, Syrs (ino. 71b penalty), 7st 101 b (O’Brien) 0 MrS.G. Cook’sboCyclops, 4yrs, 7st4lb (oar. 7stslb) ... ... (Moore) 0 Hr G. H. Bead’s ch h Desperado, Gyrs. Gat 111 b (Tomlin) 0 Mr M. Locke's b g ftotyr, Gyre, Get 91b (oar. 6s 1121 b) Hr H. Oxenbam’s oh c Phaon, 4;rs, 6st 81b (Argali) 0 Hr C. Wheeler, jnn/s, oh o Abuse, 4; re, 6st (Gorty) 0 Hr W, MoSatfa b a Ocean, aged. Gat (Howie) 0 Mr 8. Miller’s b m Impulse, aged, (Ist (turner) 0 Betting: 11 to 4 agst Arsenal, 3to 1 agat Trident, 4 to 1 agst Nelson, 10 to 1 «ach agst Lochiel and All Gold, 12 to 1 -agst Satyr,’ 15 to 1 agst Phaon, 20 to 1 each sgst Grace Darling and Cyclops, 25 to 1 *gst Ocean, and 30 to 1 agst Impulse. At the distance. Nelson was in front of everything, but Trident on the outside challengedhim and a great finish between the Mir resulted in the Derby winner getting some first by half a neck. All Gold a length -end three-quarters away filling third place. Impulse close up was fourth. Ocean filth. Satyr sixth. Abuse seventh, Phaon eighth. Arsenal ninth, Deeparado tenth, Lochiel eleventh, Grace Darling twelfth, and Cyclops last. Time—drain 4£eec. Third Day.—March 6. THE CHAMPION STAKES, 25 sovs oaoh, with 1000 added; second, 200 sovs; third, 100 sovs. Weight for age. Three miles. Hon J. White's Trident, by Eobinaon Crusoe— Cocoanut, Syrs, 7st 121 b ... (Hales) 1 Mr D. Cooper’s Blairgowrie, by Vespasian— Atboline, Syrs, 7st 121 b (Ellis) 2 Hon J. White’s Volcano, by Chetter Etna, Syrs, 7st 91b (Huxley) S Betting: 20 to' lon Trident. At the abattoirs the field closed, and racing commenced. Volcano came up to Blairgowrie, and both reached within three lengths of the favourite. Inside the distance Blairgowrie essayed the hopeless task of catting down Trident, but the great horse came on, and won without being touched with whip or spurs. Time —-smin 52Jsec. ALL AGED STAKES, 5 sovs each, with 250 sovs kdded; second. 50 sovs. Weight for age. One mile. Major F. N. George’s Nelson, by King Cole—My Idea, 6yrs, 9at lib ... (Brown) 1 Hr A. Harvey’s Sumatra, Cat 91b (Bedfeam) 2 Mr C. L. M’jUonald’s Hor tense, 2yrs, Gat dib ... (Simonds) 3 HonJV. Aj!Long’s Maddellna, Syrs, Set 31b ... 0 Bctmiig: 6to 4 on Hortense, 2to 1 agst Nelson, 7 to 1 agst Sumatra. Nelson won by a length and a half, Sumatra five lengths ahead of the favourite. Maddelina was ten lengths behind. Time —lmin 42}seo. CHRISTCHURCH WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. The following is our detailed price list arranged by last Customs’ interpretation of 'the tariff, and embracing the alterations now in force under the new tariff. Quotations are lor first-class articles only, in parcels, delivered in Christchurch at a cost oi from 9s to 10s per ton, from ship’s side in Lyttelton ' Articles. Per Price An & Poetbb, in wood, (Duly, 62s 6d per hhd, paid.) Ale. Bass’ E.I. Pale ... hhd £9 to £9 5s Ashby’s ... „ £BlGs W. 'Younger’s ... „ £9 to £9 6s Truman, Hanbury „ £8 10s Worthington .. ... n £9 to £9 6s (In glass. Duty 8s per desqts. Is 6d per dot pts.paid. jjkle— Bass,’ by M. B. Foster don 11s 6d to 12s Baas’, by Cameron and Saunders ... ~ 12s 6d Bass’, by T. P. Grif. fin and Co 11s 6d to 12a Bass’,by Daukes ... „ Us 6d to 12s Bass’, by Hibbert (Kangaroo brand) ~ lls fid to 12s T. P. Griffin and Co.’s Sparkling Ale ... „ 11s fid to 12s Porters (bull dog) ... ~ 12s to 12s fid Bead’s (bull dog) ~ 12s to 12aifld Tennant’s,pale ... ~ 9s fid to 10s fid. 2nd Coops and Co’s ~ 9s fid to 10s fid W. Younger and Co.’s ~ 10s fid to 10s 9d First brands pints ... „ 7s fid to 8s •taut— Guinness’, by Cameron & Saunders ... „ 11s fid to 12e Guinness’, by M. B. Foster ... ... „ Us fid Guinness’, by. Bead „ 11s fid Guinness’, by T. P. , Griffin and Co. „ Us fid Guinness’, by Daub e’s ~ 11s fid to 12s 6d Guinness’, by Blood Welfe and C 0.... „ 10s fid to lie fid Edmond’s (pig brand) „ 11s 8d to 12s Porter’s BuU-dog ... „ lie fid to 12a Hsu’s Boar’s Head ... „ 11a fid First brands, pints ... „ 7s to 7s 9d •uMiwßiwnis. (Outy,MniMdi l 'Lw'! «<»)• peeks, 2§9iperdes) ' „. doa Be 9d Bags,4-busbel .„ doa fistofiafid Woriyacka, 10i ibe. ... each Ss fid