SPORTING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CVIII, Issue 12973, 14 November 1902, Page 6

SPORTING.

CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. The fourth, day's racing of the Canterbury Jockey Club’s Spring Meeting will be held tomorrow. The following -are the acceptances: PORT COOPER HURDLE HANDICAP, of 100 bovb ; second horse 10 sovs from the stake. Once round and a distance. of Tit r-i- IT-v

The weather for the second day's racing of the New Zea'.-and Metropolitan Trotting Club's Spring Meeting, held yesterday, was 'threatening, but there was a -fair attendance of -itlie public. The tottaldsiator investments amounted 'to £7121 10s, as against £6912 en the second day of last year's meeting. The following are details of the racing: TRIAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 60 sovs; second horse 6 sovs, and third howe 3 sovs from The stake. One mile amd a half. 10W Mr J. Coopar's blk h Phoenix, by 'im-perio-ua-rßi'ta, <tyr.s, 1-lsec (J. Milne) 1 80 Mrs R. Day's b g Impulse 11., 6yr3, 21seo • ( R - D ' a y) 2 ■ 20J -Mr F. H. • Bidder's b g Logan, 4yrs, . . 4seo ' , ■ (J. Lenhart) 3 : 15*' Onward scr, 52J Verice 7soc, 73J Bill Bseo," 35 Al. F. lOsec, 125 Fairy Queen lOsec, 36 Rushlight 13sec, 6£ Van Wilkes Usee, 26 Birohwood 14sec, 40i Silverwood 19sec, 197 i Teresa- 23sec and 21 i Rowena 23sec also siiiartod. . . . ' ' ■ • After covering a lap Phoenix assumed command, and \va3 never nfterwaa-ds headed, winning easily by ten lengths from Impulse 11., who beat Loga-n twenty lengths for second place, Onward, who finished fast, next. Time —3nuV4Sseo. (Dividends—-Phoenix £5 Gs, Impulse. 11. £2 6s. PONY HANDICAP (in harness),.of 30 sovs; second ponv 3 sovs and third pony 2 sovs from Hie stake. One mile and a half. 10* Miss M. White's 'b g. Ping Pong, by "Young Irvinston, 3yrs,. 40sec . (Hutton) 1 61 Mr George White's br m Amelia, aged, scr (A; Smith) 2 5J Mr J.' Cooper's blk h. Phoenix, 'lyrs, : " 2sec behind scr (16sec pen.) (J. Mi hi c) 3 Ping Pong, making every use of his handicap, was never threatened, winning, pulling up, by over 100 vards, Amelia beating Phoenix by two lengths for second place. Time-r-4min 14sec. Dividend—£l 18s.

SPRING HANDICAP.(in saddle), of 90 soys; second horße 9 bovs and third horse 4 sovs from the'stake.' One mile and a half. 257 i Mr J. Pettie's h g Faithful, by Burlington 8., aged, Bsec (A. M'Cann) 1 230 iMr F. Holmes's b g Vasco, aged, ~3sec ' (Owner) 2 213 J Mr-R.-Rutherford's br m Cling, aged;scr . - (M. Allan) 3 79*. Michael Malonc lsec, 57| Big Jim 12seo, 27 Nonsense 12sec and ■ 6'2J Lignite 12scc a,so started. Nonsense was in front for a furlong, but Faithful closed on her, and led past the sta.nd. With ain'othOT lap covered. .Faithful was ten lengths in frorffc of Vascoe,. with Cling, who broke entering the straight, third. Tho leader was never thereafter troubled, winning easily by forty vards, Vascoo easing up, beating Cling by "a length for second place. Time—3min 38 4-ssec. Dividends—On Faithful £2 Bs, on Vascoc 188. HIGH-CLASS HANDICAP (in harness), of 175 bovs; second horse 17 sovs and third ■horse 8 sovs irom the stake. Two miles. "76V Mr J. A. Buckland's br g St Simon, "by St Louis, syrs, lOsec (C. Piper) 1 248 Mr C. Mace's (ns) b h Almont, aged, •-, 2„. ec (L. Robertson) 2 ]Bl£ Mr G-. M'Clatchie's h g V* 1 ??; Syrs i 03ec • ' (M. Atbaugh) 3 264 Boldrewood ssec also started. ■ St Simon and Velox gained on the ofcner pair in the first round, Almont being slow at leaving the mark. Two rounds from home Velox was. just 'behind St Simon, and Almont and Boldrewood commenced to lessen the gap St Simon went away from \ e'.ox m the last half-mile, and won by five lengtns, Almont finishing very fast and beating Ve.ox on the post. Time—4min 48 2-ssec. Dividend—£3 2s. PKOGRESSIVE HANDICAP (in saddle), of 70 'sovs; second horse 7 sovs and third horse 3 sovs from the stake. Two miles. 158 Mr J. P. Hestler's (ns) g g Auctioneer 11. (late Auctioneer), by Chieftain, aged, lOsec <C Piper) 1 S3A Mr K. H. Smith's t> g Balmoral 11., Syrs, Baeo , „ (Owner) 2 208 Mr W. H. Youngs b g .Can, 6yrs, 6seo ( J - Milne) 3 275 Lilian D. scr, 141 Sydney 2sec, 21 Kingston 4sec, 774 Millionaire 9sec, 22* Bushman lOsec, 33' Union Jack lOseo and 72J Mnroy lOsec also started. ■ Auctioneer 11. was in front a.l tho way, with Balmoral 11. in close attendance' after the first, round. Auctioneer 11. easily held' his position, and won by half a, dozen lengths, Carl beating Milroy for third place. Time— Smin 2 2-oaec. Dividends—Auctioneer 11. £1 12s, Balmoral 11. £2 18s. ADDINGTON HANDICAP (in harness), of 00 sovs; second horse S sovs and third horse 4 sovs from the stake. Two miles. 440 J Mr "W. Kerr's blk h Satin-wood, by WKdwood, 4yts, 17scc (Owner) 1 266 Mr G. M'Clatchie's'br g Vaunt, 4yrs, lOsec (M- Albaugh). 2 2434 Mr R. Rutherford's br m Rexie, aged, 16»ec (A. S. Blott) 3 11 Rothschild Boy scr. 136 Black Child 6sec, 45 Collector 12sec and 97 The Orphan 16sec also started. Satinwood led past the stand, followed by Rexie and The Orphan, but before the end of tho first round Vaunt had' run into second place. Half a mile from home Vaunt ranged alongside Satinwood, but broke-badly, and. ho left his feet -again twice 'before the finish, Satinwood winning easily by three- lengt'he. Time—Smin. Dividends—Satinwood £1 16s, Vaunt £l.

'Telegraph handicap (in saddle), ■ of 70 sovs;' second 'horse. 7 sovs -and third liorso 3 sovs from tihe stake. One mile. 315 Mr H. Cameron's b g Fielni, by Honest Wilke3, 4yrs, 7s.cc (M. Allan) 1 1131 Mr R. Dick's b g Honest Jack, aged, sse3 ■("■■ Wilson) 2 188 Mr T. Yarr'a br m haughty Girl, aged, 6sec ; (M. Edwards) 3 6G Miehaeil Malor.e 2sec, 805. Carl Sseo and 106$ Kiiroth, Bsei also started. Fichu was in second place at Hhe end of two furlongs, when he broke. He soon settled down .again, and KilroiJh. and Honest Jack 'breaking *t the back 'of the course, Fichu ■rain into -the lead, and won easily by thirty vards, Honest Jack beating Kaiighty Oirl by half a length. Time—2mm 29seo. Dividend— £2 Bs. SPEEDWELL HANDICAP (in 'harness), of 80 sovs; second hors-o 8 sovs from 'the stake. Ofte mile. 412?, Mr R, M'Doninoll's for g Hamlin, by Prince Imperial—Minnie, 4yrs, 6sec ■ (D. Price) 1 202 J Mr G. M'Ciatchic's b g Frederick, •Jyrs, 7seo «£ lAlUaiurfJ 2

385 Mr C. Mace's <ns) br h Mambrino Abdullah, aged, Bseo (L. Robertson) .3 157 Utah 2soc and 109 Bessie B. Bseo also starred. Mambrino Abdullah was quickly into his stride, and a'C tfhe end of two furlongs was leading from Frederick aind Hamlin. A bad break spoilt Frederick's chance, and passing the stand Mambrino Abdullah was well clear of Hamlin. At the back of the course Hamlin took the load, land was never afterwards troubled, . winning very easily by three lengths. Frederick, Mamibrmo Abdailah -and Bessie B. were 'bunched, with Utah three lengths off. Time—2min 24 2-ssec. Dividend —£2 10s. T'he following are the acceptances for today's events: INNOVATION HANDICAP (in saddle), of 60 sovs; two miles—Ptrewili 2sec, Auchmiihy 6sec, G millet 13sec, Royal Money 14sec, Archangel 16sec, Woodlandcr 19sec, Flash 19sec, Jewel 21seo, Paddyfeldt 23sec, Specify 23&cc, Ashcat 23sec. LADIES' BRACELET tin harness), of 60 sots; two miles —Vanquish 2sec; Onward 4sec, Lignite lOseo, R.ickejy 12sec, Miss Bank 13see, Ellflock loseo, Fairy Queen 18sec, V«ji Wilkes 22sec, Gentle Child • 23sec, Satan el la 25sec, Weary Willie 25sec, Ping Pong 30sec, Novelette 30seo, Little Jim 30scc, Huon King 30sec, Foxhall 34sec, The Manager 34sec, Teresa 34sec, Burwood Bess 34sec, Rowena 35 sec, M.H.R. 36soc, Cashier 36sec, Impareuse 36sec, Club Member 36sec, Jenny Moore 36 sec, Alian Bob 36sec„ Souvenir 36sec, Rubin 36sec. ' NEW ZEALAND HANDICAP (in harness), of 200 sovs; two miles—Ahnont scr, Ribboawood ls&c, What lsec, Monte 'Carlo 2sec, Boldrowood Gsec, The Heir 7sec. HALSWELL HANDICAP (in saddle), of 80 sovs; two miles—Cling scr, Auctioneer 11. 9seo, Balmoral 11. 13sec, Lady Retford losec, Sydney 15sec, Cari 16sec, A r anity 18sec, Nonsense 19sec, Perewe'ti 19seo. Ho.«.\ r 3Y HANDICAP (in 'hatrness),. of 80 sovs; two miles'—Vaunt 2sec, Verax 3sec, Black Child 7sec, Edna 7soc, 'Collector 12sec, Lexey 13sec, Vanquish 14sec, Carrie D. 15sec, Athcrton. 15sec, Felony 17sec, RAILWAY HANDICAP (in bamras),' of 90 sovs; .one mile and a half —St Simon scr, Candidate 6soc, Victory 11. 6sec, Frederick' 7sec, Little Archie Bsec, The Needle 9sec, AH Day 9see. SWIFT HANDICAP (in saddle), of 80 sovs; one mile—Valour sor, Faitfhhil 2sec, Vasco Ssec, Coin ssec, Fichu ssec, Michael. Maldne 6sec, 'Harold >C. 6sec, Honest Jack 7seo, Naughty G-irl 9sec. FINAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 90 •sovs; one mile—Ribbonwood scr, What scr, Utah 4sec, Hamlin 4sec, Boldrewood ssee,, The 'Heir ssec, Albert ssec, General Lincoln ssec,- Wild Bill 6sec, Val 6sec. FREE-FOR-ALL, of 75 sovs; one mite— What, Ribbonwood, Valour, Almont and Flora G.

Nominations for events at the Feilding Jockey Club's Spring Meeting close 'to-day. ■Nominations for the F eliding Jockey Club's Spring Meeting, which, will ; bo 'held an. Dec 1 and 2, close to-night. The ohib. is one of the most go-ahead in the "Wellington district, and its meetings axe invariaibly very successful. The two principal events are the St Andrew's Handicap and the Manchester •Handicap, bdlh run over a mile a.nd a quarter. The iNew Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club's Spring Meeting will be brought to a close to-day, when the following horses should run prominently:—lnnovation Handicap, Auohrnithy and "Specify; Ladies' Bracelet, I/ignite und Sataneilla; Now Zealand Handicap, The'Heir and Ribbonwood; Halswell Handicap. Lady Retford and Auctioneer II.; Horrtbv Handicap, Feilony and Vaunt; RaOAvav Handicap, The Needle and 'Candidate; Swift Handicap, Honest Jack and Fichu; Final Handicap, General Lincoln and Wild Bill; Free-foT-AH, Ri'bbonwaod. SALE OF THOROUGHBRED STOCK. There was a representative gathering of ■sportsmen at Tattersall's yesterday, when Messrs Pyne and Co. offered a' laTge num'ber o£ horses, chiefly yearlings, for sale. The Elderslie yearlings wore the first on the list, and they evoked spirited competition. The top price was received for the colt by Stepniak, dam- by Fitz-Doriovan —lolaiithe, .which -was bought by Mr R. T. Tum'bull at 360 gs. The next best, so far as price was concerned, were the co!t by Stepniak—Sortie and the colt by Stepniak —Britomarte, both of which went to Mr G. G. Stead at 330 g» and 310 gs respectively. Mr J. B. Reid offered ten lots, six of which found purchasers. Of the five yearlings sent in by Mr H. Friedlander, only two were sold, and Mr A. A. M'Master's trio, Tsaritsa, Petrovna. and Master Alex (a yearling brother to the two first-named), were all passed in. The following is the result of the sale: On account of Mr J. F. Reid, Elderslie (yearlings)—

Bellman St lo . 12 9 Kohunui st lb . 9 3 Nance O'Neil . 9 0 Wonder 12 3 Dartmoor . 9 0 Long Tom . 10 12 My Lord . 9 0 Roller . 19 10 Tukurangi . 9 0 Smithy •. 0 11 Apremeta . 9 0 CRESS Y WELTER HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; second horso 15 sovs from the stake. Six furlong 3 - Oiugo . 10 13 Antigone . 8 5 La'dv Lillian . 10 3 Lady Dundas . 8 2 Ayrdale 9 12 Wet Blanket , 8 0 Regulation . 9 9 Zealous . S 0 Lady Kosslyn . 9 7 Ladykiller . 8 0 . 8 7 Flint . 8 0 Tercelet . S 7 St Monica . 8 0 PIONEER HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; second horso 20 sovs from the stake. For two-year-olds. Five furlongs. . 8 13 Bandmaster . 7 13 Treadmill . 8 5 Roscommon . 6 9 Gladsome . 8 2 .TTTTVTT/RE CUP, of 500 sovs; second 'horse third horse 20 sovs from the stake. Weight-for-age, with certain penalties. Ono mile. Cruciform . . 9 2 Achilles . 8 10 RANFURLY HANDICAP, of 500 sovs second horse 50 sovs and third horse 20 sovs from j. the stake. Seven furlongs. Canteen . 9 2 Scyha . 8 2 Orloff • 9 1 Fleka . 8 2 Vladimir . 8 13 Cannie Chiel . 8 0 Wes'tguard • . 8 7 Pallas . 7 12 Welbeck . S 7 Scotty . 7 2 St Denis . 8 3 Camelot .67 Red Gauntlet .83 RANDOLPH HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; second horse 20 sovs from the stake. Five furlongs. Vladimir .98 Farewell il. . 7 9 Red Gauntlet . 9 7 Optimist . 7 2 St Denis . 9 3 Petrovna . 7 2 Westguard . 9 3 Whirlwind . 7 2 Blazer . 9 2 Somerled . . 7 2 Oingo . 9 0 Goldenmere . 6 13 Pallas . 8 9 Witchet ' . 6 13 Rosemore . S 8 Cycles Parva . 6 10 Exmoor . 8 0 Ladvkillcr . 6 7. Ayrdalo . 7 9 Cerise and Blue 6 7 Regulation .79 SEYMOUR HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. Goldenmere . 8 9 Hypnotist . . 7 13 Narcissus . 8 8 Lady Dundas . 7 13 Good Spec . • 7 13 Puawai . 7 10 Ordnance . 7 13 Dauntless . 7 7 FENDALTON HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; second horse 25 sovs and third' horse ID sovs ' from the stake. One mile and a quarter. Halberdier . 9 7 Terrapin . 6 13 Tortulla . 9 7 Glenelg . 6 12 Siege Gun. . 8 11 Magnificent . 6 11 Dundas . 8 0 Cameo . 6 9 Fleka . 7 9 Ghoorka . 6 7 Golden Vein . 7 9 Menura . 6 7 Fakir . 6 13 Stepdanoer l \ . 6 7 Clanburn . 6 13 Punamu V . 6 7 NEW ZEALAND METROPOLITAN TROTTING CLUB. SECOND DAY. Handicapper Mr H. Brinkman. Starter: Mr H. Reynolds.

Br f. by Stepniak—Huguenot, Mr Douglas Gordon , 50 B or br c, 'by Stepniak-—Lady’s Maid, \ Mr AV. J. Taggart ..... 110 B It by Gipsy Grand—Tempest, Mr J. F. Buchanan, . . . . .. 20 Blk c, by Stepniak—Sortie, Mr G. G, Stead 330 B f, by Gipsy Grand—Coronal, Mr A. Boyle ’ 60 B c, by Stepniak—.Madder, Mr U-. G. Stead 170 B ; , by Stepniak—Britomarte, Mr G. G. Stead • • • • 310 B , bv Gipsy Grand—Aspenlaaf, Mr AV. Rath bone 60 B i, by Stepniak—illusion, Mr M. Friedlander - 40 Br f, by Gipsy Grande-Ambush, Mr R. Patterson . 50 Oh c, bv Stepniak, dam by Fitz-Donovan— lolanthe, Mr R. T. Turnbull 360 Br c. by Gipsy Grand —Reel, Mr C. L. Cadeil • 40 B f bv Gipsy Grand—Airline, Mr C. Reid 20 Oh c, by Stepniak—Cobweb, Mr J. Tennant . ■ . 130 Br f, bv Gipsy Grand—Rainbow, Mr H. Thomson . . • . • 20 B j by Stepniak—Mcrisette, Mr R. Mackenzie . . . . -S • 48 On account of Mr J. B. Reid, Christchurch— B (yearling), by Stepniak—Marlin, Mr B. T. Bennett . . 100 Br o Novgorod (yearling), by Stepniak— Seashcll, Mr R. T. Turnbull 180 B f (2\-rs), by Musketry—Jeannie Deans, Mr J. Buckley . . • 55 Er g (2vrs), by Gipsy Grand—Crest, Mr C. Teschemaker . '• • . ■■■ . 31 Ch c Legion (2yrs), Mr Allen 33 Ch g Turgeneiif (3yrs), by Stepniak—Seashell, "Miss L. Logan . 81 On account of Mr H. Friedlander, Ashburton (yearlings)— Blk f Tangent, bv Double Event—Circlet, Mr J. J. Lewis - • • • ■ 31 B!k f Agitation, by Double Event—Quiver, Mr J. O’Brien . • 15