SPORTING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 9759, 23 June 1892, Page 5

SPORTING.

JVeom ora sws cobbesjondwt.l AUCKLAND, June 22. The brood mare Lady Walmsley (full* sister to Carbine), purchased in Australia by Mr D. 6'ttrien, was brought over to Auckland by the Talune, which arrived today from Sydney. I understand that she is to be .taken to Wellington Park is order to be mated with lasman.

NAMES PARK RACING CLUB. [Pbe Pbbss Association.] NAPIER, June 22. The following nominations were received to-night for the Napier Park Rating Club's Winter Meeting : TEIAL HANDICAP HUBDLES, of 40 sovs. One mild and three.quartera. Ban B. I Worth Caloola 1 Othello Te Ata I Chance Tambourine I SADIES' PUBSE HANDICAP, of 60 sova. One mile and a half. Kaimanawa 1 oohoagar lady Play Haermai .. . . . . Brown Duke Nemo'ralis m Jo Bay Bella Waipiro I ■ ' Koae Katisha I Gondolier I'ree Lance { Char'es Blue Mountain I Toniine Zacolio I TRIAL HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE, o! 80 80TS, About two mi as. Ben B. I Othello Caloola I Woterbnry Kainianawa I < risga 'fa Ata ! Booties Otaieri j Warloek Worth I liisturbance WINTER OATS HANDICAP, of 50 bovs. One mile and a charter, Eainianawa Link Jeme Zacoho lady Pl«y Lochnagar Water Lily Eaerainai Brown Dufco Pemoralia Sfc Malo Bay Belle Waipiro The Drover E&tisha Gondolier jTise Lanoe Charlea Bine Mountain fcamoa

BUNEDIN, Jtrsß 23,

At a- meeting of the Committee of the J>unedin Jockey Club, the Secretary re« ported that telegrams had been received on May 27—a day after the closing of the nominations for the Champagne Stakes—from the Eon J. t)~. Ormond, Napier, and W. J. Marshall, Auckland, containing nom» inations the stakes. Enquiries showed that Mr Ormond's telegram wus put- in at 10. SO, and Mr Marshall's at 13.30, on May 26, but were delayed through the broken cables. Mr Ormond asked that under the circumstances the nominations should be received. It was resolved to communicate with all the nominators of other horseß, asking them to agree to th© acceptance of the nominations. The Hon G. M'Lean and Mr E- S. Fish were appointed delegates to the conference to be held in Wellington, and were instructed to oppose tbe formation of a New Zealand Jbokey Club in any shape.

At a meeting of the Committee of the Ashburtort Racing Club, held on Saturday night, it was decided to spend a considerable sum of mouey in making a proper training track inside the present course, to do more planting in the reserve, and to repair the present buildings. The Committee decided not to proceed with tbe building of a new grand-stand at present. The Ashburton Stakes inaugurated at the last Autumn Meeting will be continued*

TINWALD RACING CLUB,

The annual meeting o? the members of the Tinwald Earing Club was held oa Tuesday evening, when there was a large attendance, and Dr Tweed occupied the ohair. Mr D. Thomas wrote, resigning his office as Starter and his membership of the Cleb. The balance-sheet showed a credit of over .£IOO at tbe bank, which was considered The fo]lowin&: officers were elected :—Mr D. M'Lean, President, and Messrs G. A. M. Buckley, E. Gates and H. H. W.ight, Vice-Presidents; Mr M. Stibt, Judge; Mr T. S';one, Treasurer; Mr A. J. Kelly, Clerk of Scales; Mr A. Kewson, Clerk of Course; Messrs Clark, Crisp, Cuthbertson, Gates, J. M. Hampton, James, Bedmayne, Suott, Sferichy and Wright, Stewards; and Messrs Beil, Clark, Crisp, Gates, J. 111. Hampton, J. VV. Hampton, Heeeltine, James, Kelly,' Eedniajne, Bountret, Scott and Scone, Committee. A vote of thanks was passed to the retiring A meeting of the Committee was held "Afterwards, when Mr M. Sco t was elected Chairman. Dr L9ahy was ekcted Starter, Hr J. Ci ess well Bandicapper, and Messru J. UL Hampton, Stone and Bel! a Ground Committee. Terms were agreed upon with the Ashburton Hunt Ciub for the course for the Hunt Club Steeplechase EXeetirg. Other business was postponed till next meeting.

Country owners are reminded by advertisement that nominations for the Winter Meeting of the Lancaster Park Trotting Giub must be made to-morrow.