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United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, March 23. Kaliago and Durham have been scratched for the Doncaster Handicap, and Scorn and Kalingo for the Sydney Cup. REEFTON JOCKEY CLUB. [Per Press Association,] REEETON, March 23. The Reefton Jockey Club’s Autumn Meeting began to-day, in rainy weather. Results: ’TRIAL Stakes, of 25 sovs ;aix furlongs— Seabreeze 6st 121 b, 1: Lepanto Is I9lb, 2; Belligerent 9st 21b, 3. Dividend—£2 IS 3 - BROADWAY HANDICAP, of 25 spva; seven furlongs—Speculator Bst 21b, 1; Seabrook 9st 2lb, 2. Dividend—£2 16s. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 55 -sovs; one mile and a quarter-—Kuamananga 10st, X; byi i> misher 'lst 12!b, 2; Rochester 9st 51b, 3. Dividend—£2 os'. ' ' HANDICAP HURDLE RAO., of TO toy,; 0110 mile and .a half—Apremete lOst 121 b, Ip Slaiden list 61b, 2; Izal 9st 7lb, 3. Dividend —£l Ids. . „ ■ FLYKW HANDICAP, of 25 sovs; six mriongs—Seabreeze 1, Silver Rose 2, Dodger 3. Dividend —£1 ss, REKPTON PLATE, of 40 sovs; one mile— Aide-de-Camp 1, Swordfish 2. Dividend—£2 nS. . . Rochester dropped dead while returning Irom the-course to his stable. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. DUNEDIN, March 23. The Dunedin Jockey Club's meeting was continued to-day. The weather was va-etched, heavy rain irom the south-west sweepin 0 Wiugatui almost continuously until 3 when it cleared oil. The attendance was limited, and the racing only tair y ln^ 6ie3tin |: The totalisator investments totalled £3583, as compared with £0176 for the corrospondmg vear. The following are the resultssecond hack high weight handicap, of 50 sovs; second horse o sovs trom the stake. Seven furlongs. S 8 Mr J. R. Sewell’s br g The Serf, by Stcpiiiak—Lady's Maid, ,4yrs,-. 89 { ( |Sord) ' ! 61 Mr H. Lunn’s b f .Sally, 2 79 Hon G. M’Lean’s b m La Reine, 4yrs Ub (T. ’Buddicomb) 3 ‘ “99 Witchcraft Bst llib', 18 Blackpool-Bst lOlb and 18 Seabreeze Bst 4lb also started. _ The Serf won by three-quarters of a length. Time—lmin 86 2-ssec. Dividend—£3 14s. CITY STAKES HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; ■second horse 10 sovs from the stake, hive
furlongs. ' 1 ot 232 Hon G. M’Lean’s ch c Pampero, by bt Clair—Miairal, 6st lOlb , (T. Buddicomb) 1 60 Mr H. Beatty’s b f Melita, Sat. 51b (O Bnen) 2 27 Mr H. A. Knight's br f Clyte, 6st 13lb • (Forward) 3 Kom'uri 7st Hlb. (coupled with Pampero), 42 Whirlwind Bst 41b, 68 Lady Kil er Bst 21b and 14 Transport 7st 41b also started. Pampero drew out from the start, and. holding command all the way had the race in hand at the home turn, and won easily by two lengths and a half. Clyte was a poor third. fEivfle—lmin 8 2-ssec. XHvidend 14s. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, of 175 sovs; second horse 20 sovs from the stake. One mile and a quarter. , 176 Messrs Ellis Bros.’ ch g Jupiter, by St Clair-Evening Star, syrs, Bst slb (M Comb) 1 73 Mr J. M’Kewen’s br h Nihilist, 4yrs, 7st gib (W. Brown) 2 2i Mr J. Boreland’s bh Fulmen, Syrs, Bst 31b (King) 3 148 Djin Djin Sat 61b, 225 Paladin Bst 2lb, and 67 Suzannah 6st 101 b also started. Suzannah was left in wMt was an otherwise excellent start, from which Paladin dashed to the front, followed by _ Nihih?t, the others, except Suzannah, being together. After a quarter of a mile had been covered Paladin, while still leading, fell, Emerson escaping unhurt, and Nihilist was left in charge, with Jupiter, Fulmen and Djin Djin following in the order named. At the haltmile post Jupiter began to close on Nihilist, and the pair approached the home turn in company, while FulnJen made a forward move. With heads turned for home a capital set-to was witnessed. Jupiter gradually forged to the front, while King made a determined effort to bring Fulmen up on the inside, but failed. Jupiter defeated Nihilist by a length lor first place a similar distance separating the latter from Fulmen. Djin Djin was fourth. Time—2min 17 2-ssec. Dividend—£3 12s. DISPOSAL HANDICAP, of 50 sovs. Seven furlongs. 141 Mr C. Clarke’s br g Par Niente, by Rubezahl—lndolence, aged, Bst 101 b (T. Buddicomb) 1 43 Mr J. Loughlin’s ch g Hippomenes, aged, Bst 51b (Emerson) . 2 12 Mr G. Smith’s br g St Hike, aged, 7st gib (L. King) 3 37 Visionary Bst 2lb also started. Far Niente led from • the start and won easily by three lengths. Time—lmin 37aec. Dividend —£1 9s. The winner was sold to Mr W. Biggins for £47. DOMAIN HANDICAP, of 100 -sovs; -second ■ horse 10 sovs from the stake. Six furlongs. 227: Mr J. R. Mackenzie’s ch g Paladin, by St George—Nellie, Syrs, Bst 91b . (Enleraon) 1 108 Mr M. Hobbs’s b g Bristol, Syrs, 7st 2lb (Tooiney) 2 58 Mr H. A. Knight’s b g The Spinner, : Gyrs, 7at 121 b . (W. Brown) 3 37 Vanilla 7st 101 b, 192 Brisa 7st 7lb, 40 Dead Beat 7st Sib, 71 Abercrombie 7st 41b and 15 Coruaa 6st 121 b also started. The Spinner and Vanilla bolted for a mile before the start, which was a bad one. Paladin shot out with a commanding lead from Bristol, after whom, several lengths away, came Abercrombie. The Spinner and other horses hung at the post, and Corusa did not moke any attempt to join in the race. Paladin was never headed and won easiily. Time A section'of the public clamoured that .no race should be declared, and a demonstration was made against the starter. TRIAL HANDICAP, of 40 sovs. Six furlongs. 57 Mr T. Telfer’s b g My Lord, by First Lord— Young Alice, aged, Bst 2lb (Telford) 1 137 Mr M. Friedlander’s b g Grandshot, Syrs, Bst 12tb y ’ (Cotton) 2 34 Mr J. Clare’s br m Felina, syrs, 7st (Mathie) 3 201 St Ronald Bst 7lb, 30 Bracken 7st 13lb and 45 Lakefield 7st Blb also started.' Lakefield led for four furlongs, when My Lord took -command, and retaining the lead to the fini“h, won bv four lengths, half a length between second and-third. Time—lmin 22sec. Dividend —£7 18s. ' ' .. RAILWAY PLATE, of 100 sovs; second horse IO bovs from, the stake. Weight-for-age, Four furlongs. -■ .- 3 Mr S. Soloman s b g Blazer, by St , Clair —Mountain Lily,. Syrs, Bst Hlb ' - ' ' (Jackson) 1 h Mr J. Boiling’s b f Lady Madge, 2yrs, Gst 131 b (-O’Brien) 2 These were the only . starters. Blazer led all the way, winning, hard-held, by several lengths. Time—Sßseo. Dividend—lßs. SUBURBAN WELTER HANDICAP, of 75 sovs; second horse 10 sovs from the stake. 6 Mrs Ruthven’s ch m Motto, by Medallion—Marion, 4yrs, Bst 2lb (Hewitt) 1 188 Mr J. M’Kewen’s br h Nihilist, 4yrs, 9st 121 b (E. M’Kewen) 2 242 Mr J. Toomey’s br g Maremma, aged, 9 gt lOlb (Wilson) 3 72 Decoy Bst 131 b, 71 Red Banner Bst 81b and 29 Proposal Bst slb also started. Nihilist led to the home turn, where Maremrna was second. .Motto then challenged, and passing both in the straight, won, comfortably by a couple of lengths. Time—lmin 50 2-ssec. Dividend—£Bs 4s. Ths following handicaps have been declared for Monday’s- races- : ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; one mile—Boreas lOst Sib, Advance lOst 2lb, Tortulla lOst, Blazer 9st 101 b, Dundas 9st 2lb, Malatua 9st, Jupiter Bst 12lb, Benzoin Bst 101 b, Djin Djin Bst slb, Paladin Bst 4lb, Fulmen Bst lib, Arline Bst, Nihilist-7-st 12lb, Edelweiss 7st 9lb, The Spinner 7-st 7lb, St Ouida 7st slb, Brisa 7st, Dead Beat Gst 121 b, Red Banner Gst 121 b, Gold 6st 101 b, Proposal 6st 71b ■ ' ,
SECOND HURDLE HANDICAP, of '5 sovs; one mile and a ; half—llex 18st slb, Dundee 12st 10lb, Gobo 10st 71b, Lobo lOst, Belmont 9sfc. 12lb, Clinker,9st 10sf, Waikawa 9st 81b, The Ely 9st 3lb, Seabreeze 9st, Mahautuku 9st. PLYING HANDICAP, of 90 sovs; five furlongs—Pampero 9st 71b, Edelweiss 9st, Vanilla Bst 12lb, Par Niente Bst 101 b, Bristol Bst 9lb, Goldspur Bst 7lb, Cherrystone Bst 21b, Abercrombie 7st 131 b, Decoy 7st 12lb, Dead Beat 7st slb, Mount Glair 7st 51b, Corusa 7st 41b, Gold 7st 3lb, Lady Medallist 7st 2lb, Benson 7it 2lb, Komuri 7st, Clytie 6st 101 b. Abbotsford welter'Handicap, of 70 sows; seven furlongs—Nihilist 9st 101 b, Si Denis Ost Blb, Maremma 9at 41b, Edelweiss 9st 81b Mountebank 9st, Abercrombie Bst 13lb, Decoy Bsf 12lb, Motio Bst 101 b, Red Banner Bst 91b, Off Chance Bat Blb, Peerage Bst 31b, Blackpool Bst, Le Eerne ,Bst. THIRD HACK HANDICAP, of 40 sovs; six furlongs—The Serf 9st 51b, Abercrombie 9st 2lb My Lord 9at, Grandshot Sat 12lb, Garmon Sat 101 b, . Witchcraft Sat 91b, Zillah Bat olb, Annoyance Bst 81b, Bracken Bst.2lb, St Ronald 7st 13lb, Mayo 7st 13ib, Visionary Tat 121 b, La Seine 7st ?2lb, Lady 7st
lOlb, Benson 7st 10lb, Sally 7-st 10lb, Pel-in* 7st 91b;'Cannonball 7-st 71b, Prometheus '7s t 71b. HOPEFUL STAKES, of 1.00 sovs; six furlongs—Advance lOst 121 b; Pampero 9st 51b, Suzanhah Bst 9lb, Garmoran Bst 4lb, Dead Beat Bst 3lb, Melita Bst 21b, Corns* 7s t 11 lb, St -Ronald 7st 41b, Sally Gst Hlb, Transport Gst .71b, Lady Madge Gst 71b.,
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIII, Issue 12159, 24 March 1900, Page 2
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