SPORTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9400, 5 January 1894, Page 5

SPORTING.

fc THE AUCKLAND RACING CLUB'S f / , SUMMER MEETING. , * The following is a list c-f the winning : payi menta in connection with the above meet- » ing ,■ ~'~ '.'' ~'.,* -. -. i Major George -Ist Auckland Cup, #527 , 6s; 2n I Great Northern Derby, £95; , 2nd Auckland Cup, £19 ..;... £6*» £ 1 Mr. D. O'flHiKX-Jst Hallway Handicap, * i £85 10s} Ist Great Northern Derby, t . £422151; Ist Auckland Plate, £12310s .. 631 15 , Mr; a. WRiaHT—lsfc Racing Olub Hand!-' " cap, £80815s ; Ist Grandstand Handicap, • £128 10a; Ist Newi.iark6t Handicap, £85 i 10a; Ist Musket Stakes, £114 .. .. 631x5 . Mr. 3. Sutton—lst Hurdle Mace, £12310s; , Ist New .jar's Hurdle Race, £85 10s; 3 Ist Steeplechase, £247; 2nd Comity * Handicap. £415s .. 460 15 b Ma. L.' D. Nathan— Great Northern „ Foal Stakes, £818 10s; 2nd M dsummer 8 Handicap, £14 &s .. .. .... 327 15 Mr. J. Kf.an— Christnva Handicap, . £85 1 Os; Ist Glasgow Handicap, £8510s ; 2nd Newmarket Handicap, £9 10s; 2nd > Recovery flakes, £910* 190 0 , Hon. J. D. Ormono—2nd Great Northern , Foal Stakes, £47 10s; Ist Midsummer Handicap, £12810s ; 3rd Musket Stakes, f £910s ..-.' .. .. .... .. ISO 10 1 Mr. W. J. GRRBNWOOi»-2nd Pony Cup, » £14 6s: Ist Pony Handicap, £78; 2nd and Brd Pony Hurdles. 419 .... 109 5 ' Mrs. J. Lennaiu)—2nd Auckland Cap, ) £95; 2nd Maiden Handicap, £4 Jss .. 99 15 a Mr. E. A. Aiii'.OTT—lst Nursery Handicap, I £67 ; 2nd Musket Stakes, £19 .. .. 76 0 Mr. C. Philpott—lst Pony Gup .. .. 76 0 3 MR, J. RoWE-14 Pony Hurdles .. „ 76 0 - Mr. K. F. Roche—lst Sylvia Handicap .. 66 10 J MR. R. Burke—lst Trial Handicap, £57; 3rd Midsummer Handicap, £4 15a .. 61 15 » MR. W. DouuLAS-Srd, Auckland Cup, i £23 15s; 2nd New Year's Hurdles, £9 103; 3rd Racing Club Handicap, £23 15s 07 0 1 Mr. A. K. ByerS-2ikl Christmas Handicap, £0 10s; 2nd Racing Club Handicap, £47 10*.. .. ~ .. ~ 57 0 ? Mr. K.Mc.Manemin—lstCounty Handicap 42 15 , Mr. 8. Lyelt,-Ist Mai ion Handicap .. 42 15 ' Mr. W. PAUL-ind Steeplechase .. .. 38 0 • Mr. D.Stewart— Recovery Stakes .. 38 0 i Mr. W. WALTERS-3rd Great Northern Foal Stakes, £23 15s ; 2nd Sylvia Hani dicap. £910* .. .. .. .... 33 5 1 Mr. J. Rak-2nd Hurdle Race .. .. 19 0 » Mr J, B. REio-3rd Great Northern Derby ~ ;. .. .. .. .. 23 15 , Mr. K. Te Kari Peri— Grandstand , Handicap .. .. 19 0 1 MR. G. H. M. BAKER-2nd Trial Handi--9 cap, £9 10s ; 3rd Pony Cup, £4 15s .. 14 5 3 Mr. McGuinness— Pony Handicap .. 14 5 Mr. J. FORTH— Railway Handicap .. 910 " MB.M.S. LAURIE— Nursery Handicap 910 » MR. T. B. Bell— Glasgow Handicap 910 1 MR. J. B. THORPE-3rd Pony Handicap.. 415 Total .. .. £4,081 6 J THE VICTORIAN RACING CLUB'S ; AUTUMN MEETING. i Press Association.—Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. Melbourne, January 4. 1 The following nominations have been re--3 ceivedin connection with the V.R.O. Meet--3 ing, which opens on the 3rd of March :— " The Newmarket Handicap of iooosovs. Six 1 furlongs. Marvel, Fortunatus, Jeweller, Loyalty, 3 Merganser, Ascot Vale, Sternch iser, Megaphone, 1 Stepniak, Lord Hopetoun, Wild Rose, Titan, . Pounatnu, Liuncestnn, Parthra, Charles Scott, Hurrah, Unburn, Bessie McCarthy, Barefoot, ! Garcon, The Dauphltie, l.a Gloria, Defiance, The Possible, Tempestowe, British Maid, Woodlock, I Alpine, Swordbearer, Rudolph, Tauru, Goosander, Chandbebee, Argos, Master Mac, Outfield, Repudiation, Silverstreatn, Division, Permit. Response, • Havoc, Nap, The Golden King, Carringtpn, Hova, ■5 Tatters, Shamrock, Rosehrook. Bung Bung, Lily, Newman, Whakawatea, Warpaint, Orestes, Paramatta, Fragment, Captain, Brockleigh, Arab, 1 Eureka, pigeontoe, Candour, Broken Hill, Hero, a Bruin, l.och Ness, Wolfscra?, Pilot Boy, War r Dance, Selim, BiMgeree, Tullamoo, Jew B»y, Cannon, Musketeer, Brotherton, Salopian, Sainfoin, " Rush, Lady Trenton, Milkmaid, Soini, Ich Dion, 8 Steadfast, J5, Pulvil, Target, Gaillardia. Lady r Nelson, Walwa, Mihee, Baby, Emblem, Warfare, 4 Capstan, Newcastle, All There, Newton, Insomnia, Grand, Hrig. Labor In Vain, Idolater, Scrip, Little •* Maid, Donnizetti. 9 The Australian Cup of , lOOOsova. Two miles A and a-quarter. Admiral, Camoola, Portsea, 8 Jeweller, Megaphone, Merganser, Stepnlak, Sternchaser, Tareoola, Carnage, Loyalty, Patron, Titan, > Liiiht Artillery, Warfare, Sainfoin, Sailor Prince, e Klswick, Tellus, Redleaf, Mahee, Goldenting, Hova, e Dundas, Shotbult, Bme McCarthy, Straighttife, „ Nightingale, Psloalto, Glasgow, Ronda, Culloden, » Loch Ness, Penance, Pounamu, Newman, Ich Dien, Donation, The Possible, Eureka, Candour, Alpine, 5 Gold Reef, Little Maid, Galliaidia, Launceston, a Lady Trenton, Brokeiihlll, Comedian, Tullarcore, , Pulvil, Havoc, Captain, Laverock, Etra-Weenie, n Miletus, "Satin, Steadfast, Division, Royal Master, n Bischoff. Q n DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB AND THE o BOOKMAKERS, t [BY TKLKQKAI'H.—PKKSS ASSOCIATION.,' 3 DnNEDiN, Thursday. [1 At the Police Court Mr. Uarew gave judgv meut in the test cases brought by the Dune edin Jockey Club against the disqualified bookmakers, charging them with trespass. Mr. Carew found both guilty, and inflicted a r fine of 50s each, with costs, making a total in 0 Brown's case of £4, and in Jones' case £5165. ' He declined an application not to record >f judgment in order to permit of an appeal to s the Supreme Court. i. In giving judgment Mr. Uarew said it was [. contended that the defendant was on the racecourse by license of the Jockey Club, and i, that whether that license was properly issued released a question of title that ousted the '" jurisdiction ot the Court. In the first place 3 there was a doubt in his mind whether the 6 defendant did not procure a ticket. Itseemed '» strange that he should have bought one hav--1 ing no intention of using it for its proper r purpose to get admission at a gate; that v when ordered to leave the course he made no claim that he had a ticket; and that he produced no ticket in Court to verify his statement. He (Mr. Carew) felt a strong doubt '■• on the question, but would not go so Far as to >1 say that the defendant and his witnesses had I sworn falsely. Assuming that defendant v had a ticket, did the evidence show that he went on the land and refused to leave ' it in the bona fide exercise of a claim of right to be there. He knew that he was disqualified, and had been turned off the f . course before, and that a ticket would not • procure him admission. A license meant a permission, and if obtained by misrepreseni tation and deceit, or by mistake without t fraud, it was a nullity. In this case the dei feudaut's evidence showed that he knew he had not the club's permission to go on the 1 course, and that he went there and remained there against their will- In the face of this he, ' Mr. Carew, could not see any bona fide question of title. His Worship added that it ' was optional in a case of this kind to inflict 2 a sentenoe of imprisonment instead of a fine, i the term not to exceed three months. s :— . I THE JOCKEY H. CUSDIN. ¥ Christ/Church, Thursday. , The committee of the Canterbury Jockey 1 Club, having received official intimation that 3 H. Cusdin's license to ridewas refused by the . V.R.C., resolved at yesterday's meeting that Cusdin be not permitted to ride on any race- « course in the Metropolitan District of Can--1 terbury. '___ » ~ • In our report of the yearling sale at > Wellington Park Mr. Hugh Mossman was . inadvertently stated to be M.L.A. of New - South Wales. It should have been that he i was an M.L.0., Brisbaue, Queensland. r The weights for the Takapuna Cup and P Steeplechase are due to-day. ■■■■£■■ t The Otahuhu Trotting Club intend holding their Summer Meeting at Potter's Paddock, 3 on Saturday, the 20th instant. The following ' is the programme :—Maiden Trot Handicap " of 3550V3, Maiden Pony Race Handicap of 3 20sovs, Otahuhu Trotting Cup Handicap of ? 70sovs, Handicap Plying Stakes of SOaovs, 3 Harness Handicap Trot of 40sovs, Handicap 3 Hurdles of SOsovs," Electric Trot Handicap of . Sssovs, Selling Handicap Trot of 20sovs, Nominations close to-night at ten o'clock. , ■