SPORTING NEWS.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXXI, Issue 162, 3 July 1895, Page 4

SPORTING NEWS.

♦ THE YEAR'S WINS. Last weeks Weekly Press ocotains an interesting aooount of the amounts won by horses and owners daring the raoing season which closes at the end of this month. Mahaki heads the list of winning horses with £1434 15s, North Atlantic ooming next with £1382 ss, Prime Warden being third with £1828 2u The respective amounts won by Wellington and Wairarapa owned horses are as follows :—King's Bowman, £369 53; Senator, £323 ss; Porepo, £308 10a; Swordfish, £278; Revolt, £235;'AuBtral, £135; Revolution, £170 ; Voltaire, £167 ; The Toad, . £166 ; The Miser, £163 ; Slaiden, , £153 ; Umltopogaa, £159 ; Tuhharata, £138 ; Oddfellow, £125 ; Poinsettia, 1118; Sea Serpent, £115; Cbrystal, fill; Le ßislßtor, £115; K»iU, £101; Review, £lt>0; Princees Cole, £96; Dromedai y, i £95; Von Tempksy, £89; King Harry, £47; FVosh Deal, £40; Laitere, £38; Persimmon, £20. Mr G. G. Stead, of Canterbury, heads the lißt of winning owners, with £3361 2a. i Mr M. Hobbs being second with £3110---i *&=>+* ' :;• ijfnwfß.'SinJfmorltl third with 5 "£2306 ss. Mr P. F. Tanored, with £818 Ba, is the principal winning owner m the ' Wairarapa and Wellington districts, Mr J. 1 H. Prosser coming next with £360 sa. St. ; Leger's progeny won stakes amounting to i £4559, Nordenfeldt's £4157, Maxim's [ £3973, and Ingomar's £3973. ; t iberator was pulled up m the Hawke's . Bay Steepleohase after bursting a bloodvessel. 1 i 3 j • L L