SPORTING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 14038, 19 April 1906, Page 9

SPORTING.

AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY CLUB. United Press Associoticn—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, April 18. The weather was fine for the third day of the Australian Jockey Club’s meeting, and there was a good attendance. The following l are the details of the racing: SECOND HURDLE HANDICAP, of 6 sovs each, with 300 sovs added; second horse GO sovs and third horse 30 sovs from the stake. About three miles.

Mr E. Donovan's b g- Hyde l , by Splendor——Young Eosabello, aged, Set I*2l b _ . 1 Mr T. Atkinson’s ch g Lachlan, hy Lcchiel —'Mbria. Hayden, Gyrs or aged, 9st -lib 3 Mr, J. T. Lucky’s hr g Booby, by Albaaged, 9st lib . . 3 Twelve horses started. Betting: 9 to 4 agst Olynthus, 0 to 1 .Won- easily . by eight lengths. Tfmo —omm 59J.sec. ALL-AGED STAKES, of 10 sovs each, with 700 sovs added; second horse 100 sovs and third horse 50 sovs from the stake. One mile. . ’ ■ Mr S. -Green's ch m Gladsome, by Seaton Delavat —Miiss Gladys, oyrs, Sst 13ib (Godby) 1 Mr J. MPDomsld’s hr f Lady Wai-iaoo, by Wallace—Lady Mostyn, 3yrs, Sst Gib (Clayton) 2 Mr J. M’Master's ch m Marvel Loch, by Lochie! —Marveiette, Gyrs, Set 131 b . 3 North Head also stalled. Betting: 7 to 4 agst Gladsome and Indy Wallace, 5 to 2 Marvel Loch. G-l-adsome was the first to move, but when the field settled down Marvel Loch-assumed command, followed by Lady Wallace, Gladsome and North Head, in that order. Excepting that Lady Wallace and Gladsome improved their .positions, there was no change till the home turn.' was reached, when Lady Wallace drew level with Marvel Loch, and before reaching the Leger stand Gladsome was abreast of the pair. Lady Wallace shot out opposite the Lejjer stand, but Gladsome caught her: at tbe half distance. Tbe pair struggled side by side to the finish, Gladsome winning by half a head. Marvel Loch was four lengths away. Time*—lmin- 41seo. COOGEE HANDICAP, of 5 sovs each, with 259 .sovs added; second horse 50 sovs and third horse ,35 sovs from tbe stake,. One mile and a furlong. Mr J. J. Macken’s br f Lucia na, by Lochiel —Dumose, Syrs-,. 6st 81b . . .1 Mr E. A. Shiel’s br m Graceton, by Grafton—Disgrace, aged, Sst 7lb . .2 Mir I. Eaxnshssw’s b m Birida, by W-afls.ee —Emmie, 4yxs, Sst . . .3 Nine horses started. , Betting; 5 to 1 agst Kestrel, 6 to 1 LucisnaJ Won by six lengths. Time—lmia SSisec. EASTEK STAKES, of 6 sovs each, with 300 sovs added; secend horse 60 sovs and third horse 30 sovs from the stake. For two-year-olds. Seven furlongs. Mr J. Crickls br c Coliarit, by Haufc Brion —Collarette, 9st 2lb . . . .1 Mr J. 'Munster’s b c Autoruoos, by Sir Foote—Antonia, 9st 2lb . . .2 Mr W. Kelso’s bik c The Castaway, hy Skopos—Akarini, Bst 21-b . . .3 Nine horses started. Betting-; Even money Coliarit, .5 to .1 agst Antonious. Collaxit led nearly all the way and won easily by six lengths. Time— lmm 20sec. CUMBERLAND STAKES, of 10 sovs each, with 700 sov-s added; second -horse 100 sovs and third horse SO sovs from the stake. Weight-for-ago. Two miles. Mr J. J. Macken’s b or br h Tartan, by Lochiel—Colours, syrs, 9st 41b . .1 Mr W. H. Jones’s b g Fiooeedor, Tp- 1 Off Col out—Progression, aged, Ost 11b . 2 Messrs H. E. A. and V. White’s b h Cake 1 Walk, by Simmer—Minuet, Syrs, 9st 41b 3 Betting-: 7 to 4 on Tartan, 7 to 1 agst Prococdor, 20 to 1 Cake Walk. Procoedor led to the straight, ■ where Tartan joined him. Taking the lead opposite the Leger stand, Tartan won with a Wot in hand by half a length. Time—3min -iOisecCITY HANDICAP, of 10 sovs each, with 500 sovs added; second horse 100 sovs and third horse 50 sovs from the stake. One mile and a half. Mr J. Brown’s b g Proceed, by Pilgrim’s Progress—Progression, Gyrs, 7st 'olb . 1 Mr H. B. Good’s br h Maniapoto, by Soult —Lady Fisher, oyrs, 9st 51b . . 2 Mr T. J. Nierikoi’s ch g Zenda, by Gerard —Zifa, aged, Ist 101 b . . .3 Betting: 2 to 1 agst Noroen, 5 to 1 Proceed and Lord Fitzroy, 6 to 1 Zenda and Maniapoto. ■Maniapoto led_ -along the back and round the turn from Noreen and Zcnda. Proceed got on terms with the .ezder at the distance, and won, after a good race, by a lan-tlr Tims— 2min 35sec. “ SYDNEY YEARLING SALES. (SYDNEY, April 18. At the yearling sales sixty youngsters realised 9023 guineas. A brother to Lord Fitzroy and a sister to Ebullition brought 850 guineas each. NEW ZEALAND METROPOLITAN TROTTING CLUB. Handicapper, Mr H. Brinkman; starter, Mr H. Reynolds. The weather was dull for the continuation of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club’s meeting ' yesterday, and there was a fair attendance., The racing was first class, the sport, taken all round, being equal to anything ever seen on the course. Speculation was brisk, the totaiisstor . investments amounting to , A7GG3 ,10a, os compared with

£6523-on the corresponding day last year. The following are the details of the racing-. APRIL HANDICAP (in harness), of 83 sovs; second horse 12 sovs and third horse 8 sovh from the state. Two miles. 514 Mr A. Curragh’s b h Havelock, by Rothschild—Lady Tracy, syrs, Gsec (J. Milne) 1 751 Mr J, Giesking’s b g Security, aged, “ Saco (H. Gaskoli) 2 41 Jilr J. ITDonrtell’s b g Impatient* 4yrs, sor : (B. M’Donnoll) 3 163 Mauritius 2sec and 13A Imperial Bess 6-oc also started. Security led for sis; furlongs, when Havelock wont to the front and won by sis lengths, Security besting' Impatient by ten lengths. Time—sm,in Ssec, Dividend— £6. JUVENILE STAKES (in'' harness), of 75 sovs; second horse 10 sova and third horse 7 sovs from the stake. For two-year-olds. Plying start. One mile. 581 Mr W. M’Farlane’s b c Norval, by Black Child—Norbell (W. Orange) 1 25 Mr J. E. Hutton’s bile g Ben Blaokwood * ~f~- (N. Price);, 2 Norval was never extended, artd won by fifty yards. Time—3min 3 2-ascc. Dividend —£l 4s. HARVEST HANDICAP (in saddfe), ci ■SO sovs; second horse 12 sovs and third horee 8 sovs from the stake. ■ Two joirec, 541 Mr S. Humphreys’ b g Cc-izr, by Kentucky—Eugene, aged, lOseo 4 (J. ■ Meseervey) ' 1 881 Mr J, Jeff’s gr g Jim Jim, aged, scr , (E. M’Kewcn) ? 279 Mr C, Kerr’s ch m Piorrie, aged, , Bsac (Owner) , 3 185 Lieutenant J. 4sec, 34 Longfellow 4sec, 851 Sonbrino ssec. 147 Brown Ribbon 1 > , 17 Ngapara ssec, 1381 Little Albert ICcoc and 176 Glenroy Usee also started. Cedar went to the front at the end of three furlongs, and showed the way from Glenroy, Little Albert and Piorrie. Starting on the last round Jim Jim took second place, but, though be was rapidly overhauling Cedar, the latter lasted' long enough to win by two lengths, Piorrie being a poor third. Time—smin 5 l-ssec. Dividends— Cedar Al 4 18s, Jim Jim £3. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP (in harness), of 160 sovs; second horse 24 sovs and third horse 16 sovs from the stake. Two miles. ISO! Mr M. Pried lender's cr g Master Poole, by 'Wildwood—Miss Poole, 4yrs, 16seo (C. Kerr) 1 6204 Mr E. E. Lelievre’s b h iWaUaoe L., aged, -Ifeec (R. M’Mjiian) 2 41 Mr M. Edwards’s (ns) b h General l Lyons, 4yxs, 16sec (M. Edwards) 3 103 Black 'Child scr, 32 Veras 2sec, 834 Monte Carlo 7seo, 52 Marian 7s»o, 594 Discoverer Bsec, 43J Six Hector Ssec, 20 General Mao 12sec, 701 Revenue 12sec and 8G General Grigg also started. Wallace L. went off in- front, followed by General Lyons and Master Poole. This trio drew right away from the rest of the field, and there was no change in the order till the straight was reached, when Master Poole gradually overhauled Wallace L. and wen by a neck. Genera! Lyons was two lengtis-away, with Black Child and Veras some distance away. Time—4min 51 2-ssec. Dividends— Master Poole £5 6s, Wallace L. 10s. DASH HANDICAP (in harness), oi So sovs; second licrac 12 sovs and third horse 8 sovs from the stake. One mile. 212 Mr W. Kerr’s b in Ahoe Wood, by Wildwood—Alice Azmore, 6yxa, 14eeo (Owner) 1 72 Mrs B. Edwardsts g m Myrtle Girl, aged, 10s»o (B. Edwards) 2 52j Mr J. Hzzmals hr h Underwood, 4yxs l , Ssec (E. Baraoa) 3 21 G-rey Echo scr, 14J Imperial Rose 9sec, IC.J Aurora lOsec, 290 Rose Shield lOrec, 79 Master Leo 13scc, 103 J Roosevelt 14sec, 131 Seamow 14sec and 704 Kdoitigr 14sec also started. Alice Wood broke badly at the start, but on settling down she soon- ran through. Taking the lead soon after passing the half-mile post, she won very easily by a dozen lengths from Myrtle Girl, who was about forty yards in front of _ Underwood. Time—2msn' 33reo. Dividends—Alice Wood X 3, Myrtle Girl £2 ISs. EASTER HANDICAP (in saddle), of 120 sovs; second horse 18 sovs and third horse 12 sots from the stake. Two miles. 154 Mr A Pringle’s ch g Bell Car, by Beaman—Carman, 6yrs, 6sec (Owner) 1 56 Mr A J. Craig’s b g Te W-faxti, aged, 3sec (H. Gasket') Q 2314 Mr J. Jeff’s g g Jim Jam, aged, Usee (E. MKcwen) 3 102 Fichu sor, 107 Robert Emmet 2see, 1134 Viewmout 7tec, 1614 Cinders Ssoo, 3-44 Sir Joe Ssec, 28 Nabochlish. 9sec, 444 Rosalind Msec, 20 Ingonyama 12seo, 1124 Tracywood Msec and -Oil Master Dudley ISsec also started. '■

Tracy wood and Ingonyama led past the. stand, hu't at the bash Bell Car ran into, second place. Entering- the straight the next time. Bell Car went to the front, and, never being troubled,_ won pulling up by six lengths from To .Whitt, who was a hearth in front of Jim Jim, with Cinders another length off. Time—-tmin G7sec. Omdeads—Beil Car £5 14s, To Whiti £5 -Is.

PLYING HANDICAP (f n h atnm), of 100 sovs; second horse 15 aovs, and third horse •10 sovs from the stake. One mile. 265 Mr AY. S. Wootton’s br g Piorin, by Sacramento —Boudri, Syrs, 7seo ' (E. M’Millan) 1 163| Mr A. J. Lawrence’s ch m Galatea, •lyrs, ssoo (i.i. Edwards)' 2 152 J Hr J. Brankin (ns) ch m Cocoannt, aged, scr (J. Branldn) 3 311 Elsa Hnon 3scc, 10CJ My Mistake 4sec, 175 Valentia 7sec and 159 Electrician Bsec also started. Passing the stand Valentia and Galatea were showing the way to Florin, but at the half-mile post Galatea drew out, and led

S down t.iio back strcloh, followed by Florin, i<J My Mistake and Valealia. Oaco in the | straight Florin ranged alongside Galatea, and t'i won by half a length. Ooooanui was five ifi lengths away, just in front of My Mistake, j Time—2rnin 2'lsoo. Dividends—Florin £2 12s, i Galatea ft Bs. I TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (in saddle), of (i 90 sots; second horse 13 sovs, and third | horse 9 sovs from the stake. One mile. ; 1,5!) Mr J. G. Seaton’s b m My os otic, by I Huon— Genigma, 4yrs, 2sco (A. Wilson) 1 ij 2761 Mr H. Wells's b g Terra Nova, 6yrs, '£ 'seeb (1- Mosservcy) 2 3 201 Mr J. E, Bain's b’g Ban Hwr, aged, !• 4scc (B. Edwards) 3 I i 341 The Heir scr, 53 Lily C. 4scc, 211 Hctfi tie i£. Iscc, lit Wild Rose Ssec, 314 Iligh;j lander fiscc, 33 ‘Bessie B. 7s.ee, 183 J Young v Stanley Ssec, 331 Florin 4sec (fee. Ssec pen.) fi| and 161. Ingonyama lOseo also started. F Bessie B. made the running at the start, r but at the half-mile post Terra Nova drew i out, followed by Mjwotia and Ben liar, f Turning into the straight Myosotis closed on 5 Terra Nova, and a good finish ended in fa- ) vour of Myosotis by half a length, Ben Hur being thirty yards away third, and Wild i Hose fourth. Time—2min 15 2-ssec. Divi--5 dends—Myosotis £3 Ss, Terra Nova £l. | The following are the handicaps for the ij third clay: | HALSWELL HANDICAP (in harness), _ of n SO sovs; two miles—Havelock scr, Mauritius I 3seo, Maplewood 4scc, Imperial Bess sseo, | Security sscc, Merry Prince 6seo, Underwood % Ssec, Imperial Rtse 12sec, Eosaneath 14sec, ?■ L.B.A. 15sec, Tempest IGsee, Bellcna T7sec, I Micklobrook 17sec, Allmount 17scc. - | I CHAMPION' HANDICAP (in harness), of 3 200 sovs; two miles—Black Child scr, Veras 3sec, The Needle Ssec, Boldrewood 4sec, | Euchre 4r.ee, Vickery Iscc, Monto Carlo 7scc, ji Marian 7sor, Darwin 7«cc, Miss Vera Cape! ; 7soo, Sir Hector 7sec, Discoverer 7soc. | . LADIES’ BRACELET HANDICAP fin 3 ! saddle), of 50 sovs; one mile and a half—p Sweet Noll scr, Lady Lifcy scr, Ciss scr, ti Master Loj sor, Prince Warbeck scr, Vanity f Fair Isec, Lady Irvington 2soc, Protest Ssec, t Jersey Lily Cacc, From Ssco, Rutherglen Ssec, | Glenallan Ssco, Colleen 9sec, Huon Aland 'j 9seo, Duel Wood Ssec, Wild Foam 9sec, i Sloucber lOsec, AVelfaro lOseo, V.E. lOsce, ’ Sea Mow lOsec, Tilile lOsec, Prince Irvington : Usee, Special form llnec, Pickard E. X2soc, ; Golden Bello 32seo, Zctrv XL 12soc, Maorij wood 12scc, Dark Child 12sec, Clampet 12sec. I HIGH CLASS HANDICAP (in harness), ■i of 103 sovs; one mile and a half—Florin sor, Wallace L. Isoc. Coin 2scc, Elsa Huon ' 2scc, Belroy 4sec, Alice Wood 4r.ee, Revenue { Gsec, Grey Echo Gsec, Kcrrwcod Gscc, Lord ; Althorp 7sce, Francesca 8:-rec, Wild Arab s Bseo, Electrician Gsee, Wildflcrncr lOsee, Der- | ringcotte 10r.ee, Master Dudley Usee, Havel, lock llsoc. Little Mary 12scc, Orlando ISsec. t WILKIN HANDICAP (in saddle), of 120 ( sovs; two miles —Darwin scr. Fichu 3scc, S Vonclaro isco, Robert Emmet osec, Te Whiti v Ssec, General Grigg Gscc, Jim Jim Gsoc, Genii oral Mao Ssec, Ken-wood Osec, Viewmont p lOsec, Cinders lOsec, Sir Joe lOsso, Rosalind S lOsec, Miss Bank lOsoc. | FLYERS’ HANDICAP (in harness), of 110 1 j- sovs; ono mile—Elector scr, Norioe Isoc, j Cocoanut 2soo, California 4seo, Amend 4soc, E Hamlin 4roe, G-alatca 4seo, Miss Vera Capel I I osec, Hottio H. ssoc, Austroy Gscc. FAREWELL HANDICAP (in saddle), of | 100 sovs; one mile—Myosotis sor, Fichu i 4sec, Robert Emmet Ssec, St Simon 6sec, s Ben Hur Ssoo, Inglewood 7sec, Hettio H. ! Bsec, Lily C. Bsoc, AVild Rose Bsec, Sir Heo--5 tor 9scc, General Mac 9sec, Young Stanley E 9»eo. j, I INTERNATIONAL HANDICAP (in hart ness), of 130 sovs; one mile and a quarter—ji Fritz scr, Lord Elmo 2sco, Elector 2sec, ( Nofioe 2ccc, Black Child 3seo, Cocoanut 3eec, Vestina Seoo, The Needle Ssec, Boidrewood 4ecc, Monte Carlo 4aec, Miss A’era Capsl iscc.

ASHBURTON TROTTING CLUB. The following are the handicaps for tho Ashburton Trotting Club’s meeting-: TRIAL HANDICAP (in saddle or harness), or 20 sovsg oso mile and a, half—Sweet Neil sor, Overdale Ssec, Kaiapoi lOseo, Maori wood 12sco, Artillery 12se.c, Tracy General 12«oc, Princess Rose 12sec, Blaskslone 11. 12soo, Imperial Park ISssc, Helena Ifisoo, Lady Patch 15eeo. ALLENTON HANDICAP (m saddle), of 2o sovs; two miles —Cleopatra, acr, Princess May 4sec, Prince Warbeck Ssec, Botany 13sec, Alice H. 20sec, Eulogy 23seo. ASHBURTON HANDICAP (in saddle), of 3"D sovs; two miles—lmperial' Bess scr, Redeemer 6sec, Success Msec, AesteHa- 18sec, Wild' Belle 21sec, Maxiiana Msec, Aherfeldy 25sec, P.ora Mao 30sec, Maori Wood! 32e©c, Imperial Park SSsec, Rowlock 37sec, Lady Celt 37sec. LADIES’ BRACELET HA DICAP (in, saddle or harness), of 20 sovs; one mile and a half—Kellie S. scr, Tracy Lovett Isec, Abbey Fail 2seo, Spotwood Ssec, Maritana. Csoo, Britannia Toco, Botany Ssec, Battler ISsec, Kolso ISsec, Miss Beaumont ISsec, Tracy General ISrec, Helena ISsec, Lady Patch ISsec, Eutegy ISsec. . LAGMHOR HANDICAP (in- harness), cf 30 sovs; two mi tee—Gocoauut scr, Impatient 12 sec, Imperial Bess 19sec, C.copalra 26seo, Tracy Lovett 31sec, Alice H. 43seq, Miaori Wood 45seo. WAKANUI HANDICAP (in saddle), of 29 7-~g ; one mile and a half—Coin scr, Longteilow Ssec, Redeemer Msec, Ferns 20sec, Nellie S. 22sec, Success 24aec, Prince Warbeck 24s.ee, Aestoila 25sec, 'Wild Belle 25seo, Abatfeidy 30eec, Tracy General 37sec, Imperial Park 38sed. M'LEAN HANDICAP (in harness), of 20 sovs; one mile—Fritz scr, Hettie H. Gsec, Little A-tchie, Ssec, Princess May 23sec, Britannia 2Sscc, Princess Hector ibsec, Prince Retty 3osec, Eulogy SSsec. / LO-NGBEACH HANDICAP (in- saddle), of 20 sovs; one mite—Directs scr, DmringcotiA Ssec, Fejms ISsec, Prince Henry 15soc, Nellie S. 16soc, Tracy Lovett 17seo, Litte Jimmy ISsec, Sweet Noll IS-ec, Spotwood 19soo. Afaritana SUscc. Kaiapoi 25sec,. Princess Rose 26seo Helena 2Sarc. ’

The racehorses Achilles and Tetaiaha left for the north by the s.a. Eotomahana yesterday evening. SALE OP BLOOD STOCK. Messrs Pyne and Co. held a sale ' of blood horses at Tafcteiaall’s yesterday morning. There was a fair attendance', but the sale was disappointing-, several lots eliciting no bids, whi.e others were passed at figures below the owners’ reserves. On account of Mr J. G. Palmer, the five-vcar-old mara Bagpipes (Gipsy Grand—Reel) was sold at 56 guineas to Mr M’La.chItm. The same owner's chestnut gelding Handel (Medallion Choir Girl) three years old, sold at 41 guineas to Mr Montgomery, am Australian horse-owner. A gelding by Sant Xlario—Susannah, offered on account of Mr H. A. Knight, was passed at 70 guineas. ■ Mr P. Busch’s Good-bye, eleven years •(Artillery—Adieu), was passed at 110 guineas. Mr G. G. Stead’s Eqmform was not offered, having been sold privately. COURSING. The Canterbury Coursing Club’s Easter Meeting will be commenced on the Plumpton Park Racecourse to-day. The meeting is particularly interesting, as it marks the revival of Plumpton coursing in Canterbury, after the sport had lapsed fox a good many years, Tho principal event to be decided is the Plumpton Park Cup, and included in tho thirty-two entries are several high-class dogs, so that there is every prospect of good sport being witnessed. A start will be made with the first course at 1.30 pjn.