SPORTING.

Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1455, 6 November 1911, Page 7

SPORTING.

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Hctham Handicap of 800 s'ws, 1% miles—Prize Fighta- 7.91, Mutilator 7.9 2, Adfjio 7.9 3, Also Etaited:

Woad, Santlbath, Kifle, Gay Bob, Mountain Oak, Diabolo, Pcsture Isothermal and Vivacious. Pnz Fighter got away first, and led out of tlio straight from Vivacious, Isothermal, Pi stare, Woad, Mutilator and Sandbath. At the seven inrfotigs pi'st Priza Fighter led frolU PCFtprc Jjv ft nrglr, Prjpgp. Lack tiifaE Jongtlm back, filid tiieii Sandbntli, Wcflfl and Adgio last. The winner led into the straight from Prince Lack, Sandbath and Adgio, and in a fast run honiß the winner increased his leal Won by six lengths, half a head between second and third. Time, 3.86%. Y. 8.0. DERBY, of 3000 sovs, \% miles, (Oolts 8.10, Allies 8.5). H. Power's br f Wilari, by Wallace—Murna, Lambert 1 D. J. Watt's bf o Cisco, by San Francisco - Lady Walhoe, Black 2 Bros.' br c Jacamar, by Positano—Jaciuth, Pike 3

Also started: 'Kadiater, Duraus, Crown Giaut, Wonleriua, Posadas, Flaitlj, Sanskrit, Posio, and Piastre. Durdaus led round the turn from Posio, Oisoo. Sauskrit and Woolerina, with Jacamar last. On the outside Wookrina ran to the front and led past the bridge from Posio, Sanskrit, Kadiater, Oisoo, Jacamar and Wilari. In the last Ave furlongs the field was well bunched, bacainar lying third, Jacamar led into the straight from Piastre, Woolerina and Oisoo. Then Wilari dashed in. followed by Crown Graut and Flaith, and' after a splendid finish Wilari won by a head, half a length, be* tween second and third, .Crown Grant was funrth- aud then Flaith, Time, 2.3%

Melbourne Stakes of 100 C sovs, 1% miles.—Trafalgar 1, Beverage 2, Parißian 3. Also Btarted: Flavel, Comedy KiDg, Cadonia, Auroi'ndina, Lady Medallist. Flavel led off from Parisian, Anrofodina, Lady Medallist, Cadonia, Trafalgar and Beverage. The latter ran iuto first place at the baok from Flavel, Anrofodina, Parisian, Lady Medallist, Oomedy King, Oadouia, and Trafalgar. Aurofodiua then drew up to Beverage, and Trafalgar was still last. The ehestunt then pat in a strong gallop aud canght Beverage in the straight. Oomedy King, under the whip, failed to respond, aud Trafalgar, fall of running, won by a leugtii, three lengths between second and third. Time, 2.1%. There was great cheering, Trafalgar's victory being very popular. Oobnrg Stakes of 300 sovs, 1 mile. -Ladies Man 8.6 1, Kuringai 2, Duke Foote 7.5 3. Thirteen other starters. Wun by one and a half lengths. Time 1.40&'