SPORTING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVI, Issue 11050, 31 August 1896, Page 6

SPORTING.

SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. [Per Press Association.]

TIMAEU, August 29,

The following are the handicaps for the South Canterbury Jockey Club’s Spring Meeting :

HUNTERS’ HURDLE RACE, of 23 bovs; one mile rmil a half—Joker I2st 71b, Silver King 12st 21b, Freeborn i2st, Armstroner list 12ib, Comeaway list 71b, Dundonald list 51b, Invader list 31b, SUvorstream lOst 111 b, Walrus lOst Blb, Capuchin lOst -lib, Jaffa lOst. TIM ABU CUP, of 100 sovs; one m’lo and a quarter—Prime Warden Bst 131 b, Hippomeues Bst sib, Quiltiri Bst 41b, Casket Bst 31b, Chaos Bst 21b; Maximus 7st 131 b, Lord Zetland 7st 131 b, Cannonshot 7st 121 b, Bisley 7st lllb, Captive 7st 51b, Lady Somnus, 7st olb, Jane Eyre 7st 41b, Vandyke 7st 21li, Esau 7st, Plotter 6st 101 b, Pitch and Toss 6st 71b. SPRING HURDLE RACE, of 40 sovs; one mile and a half—Clarence list 81b, Ilex lOst lllb, Nat lOst 41b, Lobo lOst 21t, War Dance lOst, Silver KingTOst, Armstrong 9st 121 b, Brin 9st 121 b, Mainstay 9st 101 b, Invader 9st 71b, Silverstroam 9st 21b,

MAIDEN PLATE, of 25 sovs; one mile —Salvo Shot Sst 101 b, Remorse 11. Sst 71b, Missflve Sst 21b, Coutinction Sst, Double Event 7st 121 b, Battlefield 7st 121 b, Bogenarnug 7st 121 b, Plotter 7st 121 b, Annoyance 7st 121 b, Tamrima 7st lOlb, Liberty 7sfc 101 b, Dandy 7st 101 b, Mea Culpa 7at 51b, False Impression 7st 51b, Lady Hanlan 7st 21b, St Clair —Lady Florence Ally 7st 21b. WELTER HANDICAP, of 45 sovs; seven furlongs— Cannonshot lOst 31b, Speculator Ost 71b, Salvo Ost 51b, Salvo Shot Ost 41b, Victim Ost 31b, Lobo Sst 131 b, Stimulant Sst 131 b, Misfire Sst 101 b, Errington Sst 91b, Bogengang Sst 61b, Telemeter fist 61b, Rubicon Sst 41b, Armstrong Sst 31b. Lord Charles Sst.

PLYING HANDICAP, of 50 sovs; six furlongs —Young Cheviot Ost, Maximus Sst 121 b, Lord Zetland Bst 121 b, Bisley Sst 101 b, Warrington Sst 61b, Speculator Sst 41b, Lady Sonanus Sst 41b, Jane Eyre Sst 31b, Victim Sst, Emmeline 7st 111 b, Remorse 11. 7st 101 b, Bimetallist 7st 81b, Errington 7st 71b, Molly Darling 7st 61b, Double Event 7st 51b, Dandy 7st 31b, Lord Charles 7st, False Impression Cst 121 b, St Clair—Lady Florence filly 6st 9ib.

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB,

DUNEDIN, August 30,

The following nominations for the Dunedin Jockey Club's Spring Meeting have been received: — OTAGO CUP, of 300 sovs ; one mile and a half— Bellicont, Lord Rosslyn, Quiltiri, St Clements, Plotter, Culverin, Euroclydou, Bannhy, Lady Somnus, Captive, Chaos, Casket, Cannon Shot, Epaulet, Maximus, Black and Bed, Gipsy Grand, Hippomenes, Jane Eyre, Double Event, Bisley, Dalliance, Lady Zetland, Saracen, Vandyke, St Clair—Lady Ploreuce filly. FEDERAL HANDICAP, of 159 sovs ; six furlongs—Artillery—Tangi colt, Arline, Telemeter, Quiltiri, Warrington, Marlin, Salvo Shot, Jane Eyre, Barmby, Skirmisher, Marquis of Zetland, Saracen, St Cloud, Emmeline, Lord Rosslyn, St Ouida, Belle Clair, St Clements, Van’Suren, Arquebus, Euroclydou, Bisley, Campbell, Bizarre, Missfire and Canuonshot.

ST ANDREW'S HANDICAP, of 175 sovs; one mile and a quarter—Bellicent. Emmeline, Maximus, Quiltiri, Hippomenes, Culverin, Euroclydon, Bisley, Captive, Chaos, Casket, Canuonshot, Lord Rosslyn, Epaulet, St Ouida, Black and Red, Jane Eyre, Plotter, Barmby, Lady Somnus, Saracen, Lady Zetland and Vandyke. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 150 sovs ; one mile and a distance—Emmeline, Telemeter, Bello Clair, Quiltiri, Van Enron, Jane Eyre, Barmby, Lady .Somnus, Chaos, Saracen, Vandyke, Cannonshot, Lord Hosslyn, St Ouida, Black and Eel, Hippomenes, Arquebus, Euroclydou, Bisley. Cap. tive, Marquis of Zetland, Casket and St Clair— Lady Florence filly.

COURSING

AUCKLAND, August 29,

At the Auckland Coursing Club’s meeting to-day, 300 people were present. The finals run off were: — CHAMPION COLLAR STAKES. Winner £25 and silver collar, runner-up £6 10s—Mr J. W. Russell’s dog Shylock, by Padlock—Spruce, beat Mr W. Cavanagh’s dog Linwood, and won the stake.

RECOVERY STAKE. Winner £22, runner-up £6—Mr French’s dog Sequah, by Utah—Busy Bee, heat Mr J. W. Russell’s Romp, by Sir Robert— Eaugipai, and won the stake.

At TattorsaU’s on Saturday the wellknown hunter Ellesmere was offered for sale, and was purchased at £lo by Mr J. Ferguson.