SPORTING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 9428, 1 June 1891, Page 6

SPORTING.

. , [SnoiAL to Press Association.J f,/. [Keo*ivad May SO,at 10.20 a.m.J •J Si • ?r- : ■ , LONDON, Mat 29. ;!ftwiollOwisg is theresult of the VeOM GRAND. PRIZE, of 1000 gova for tha wbaw. Md MO sots for - the nominator of the added tb.a-.swawjstakes of 25 sots each, Wit; for wiia-yaar-oldg ; colts Sat 101 b, Allies with penalties and allowances. 142 subs. Cjty aid Suburban coarse, about one mile and . ''a'msrtsr. .. Xk /Laosold d» Rothschild's hr o Benvenuto, ' 'bFaUwin—Qaaen of Diamonds ... 1 Bib of Westminster's b o Ordinance, by Band Or—Bright Beauty 2 Mr Henry Milner's, b o St Kilda, by Olairvaux orMacbeath—Emma Melbourne 3 OAKS STAKES, of 4000 sots for the winner; 400 sots for nominator of winner; 300 boys for owner of second; and 200 sots for owner of third. By subscription of SO sore each, any surplus to go to winner. For fillies, Bat> 101 b each. ■ One mile and a half. 145 sub?. Xr Noel Fenwick’s b f Mlrai, by B&roaldine, dam by Lord Lyon—Saiia 1 lord Rosebery's b f Coratorphino, by For hall i—Chopotte- ... ... 2 JfrH. A.- Harrison's br f Lady Primrose, by . Rosebery—The Empress Maud ... ... S - .Mijni , ran six times as a two-year-old. winning four times' and being unplaced twice. Her wins included the Lavant and Clesrwell Stakes. Mimi's first appearance aa. a three-year-old was in the One Thousand Guineas which she won. ..C.brstorphine only twice ran as a two yb*r-old, winning the Dewharst Place (in Which Mimi ran unplaced) and getting ■tfcond to Amphion in the rich Lancashire Plate;;- ■ Lady Primrose ran six times as a two-year-old, bat was unsuccessful on each oocanan..

AUCKLAND JOCKEY CLUB. l_Piß Paass, Association.] AUCKLAND, May 30. The following are the acceptances and entries for the Auckland Winter Meeting. They 'ahow an increase o£ nineteen over those of last year.

AUCKLAND TRAINING NOTES. AUCKLAND, Mat 30. jAt Elleralie this morning a number of femes: were at work in view of the A.R.C. Winter Meeting. Criminal and Burdina ijfere out, and the latter was schooled over fee atone wall. He is a beautiful fencer. Brown Bess did slow" work, with the view to peeping in trim for Sydney. Lochness did two circuits at three-quarter pace, with ieck sweaters on. He went well. Prisejlfo heat Bon Voyage over one round at top. Bryan O’Lynn, did three medium rounds and neck or nothing four rounds. Dolqsa worked outside the hardies on the course,: an dr an amile inlmin 54aeo.

OBBAT KOBXHBBN STEEPLECHASE, of 300 - Bovs. About two mUea and a half. ■ at lb st lb Sentinel 13 0 Ival Bit o’Bine ... 9 10 Jngorangi ... ... 11 7 0 10 Nap . _ .... ...10 7 Turn Yum 9 9 Canata - ' ...' ... 10 S Duidine ... ... 9 9 Takaptm ... ... 10 .0 Nactt-or-Notiing 9 7 Parnell .... ... 9 11 Kate 9 7 BtT&DLE EACE. of 100 sots. Two inilea and a * y quarter. 9 10 Be'ntinol < 11 13 Cloth of Gold ... Bap .... ‘ ... ... 10 6 Try Pinko 9 9 Brrari O’Lynn ...10 0 >jood-day 9 7 Criminal ... ... 10 0 Salute 9 5 Theorem ... ... 10 0 matt>E S STEEPLECHASE. About two miles , and a half. 'I..’Mistletoe " Karewa, Highland Laddie Yardarm Bryan O’Lyan Kate i Justice - . Yum-Yum ■’ Beofcor Nothing , * '■ WfcLTJEK HAND [CAP. One mile. •''Shanghrauu I Ingorangi • ' ,Te Kooti. ■ Priaolila - 'Bon Voyage - Ham i Leorina | Lonely Lochneas Dolosa '-'Snake Criminal . /Capella' ■ Warrior / Macaroni Orakei • BILLING STEEPLECHASE, About thrae * JCapai (nil), 1 Jim (nil) (. Relation (£20) 1 Karowa (£30) Justice (£20) Begorrah. (ml) ’ /Off Chance (nil) LADIES’ B3A0ELBT. One mile. ■ ■ Leorina Ingorangi . Ladd . Prisoilla Theorem Dolosa. '.Chance