SPORTING.
AUCKLAND RACING CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING.
; ACCEPTANCES FOR THE THIRD) ' DAY'S RACES. The following is a list of tho acceptances received for the various events of tomorrow's meeting : — MAIDEN HURDLE HANDICAP of lOOsovs. On© mile and three-quarters. St. lb. st, lb. Dingo ... ...1112 The Barge ... 10 5 Auld Reekie ... 10 10 Marksman ... 10 0 lightning ... 10 10 Hinemoa ... 912 Lieutenant ... 10 9 Pourere ... 9 7 Tuirno ... 10 7 Bob .... ... 9 3 Pungarehu ... 10 7 Huanui ... 9 0 Freewill ... 10 7 CRITERION HANDICAP of lOOsovs. Six furlongs. St. lb. St. lb. Donnybrook ...8 12; ■■' Bacchus ... 7 8 Balbirnie :'■ ... 8 9 Sly Miss ... 7 7 Wellstock ... 8 0 Belfast ... 7 0 Peerage > ... 711 Aminta ... 7 0 Tiki ...... 711 Corporal ... 6 7 Delia Rose ... 710 AUTUMN HANDICAP of 500sovs. One mile and a-half. St. lb st. lb. Baitleaxe ... 9 7 Materoa ... 711 Boreas ... 9 3 Formula ... 711 Bluejacket ... 8 I'd St. Peter ... 7 8 Ideal ... 8 9 St. Ursula, ... 7 7 Beddington ... 8 4. Dayntree ... 7 5 HURDLE RACE HANDICAP of 125sovs. Two miles. "' . st lb. '"'• ■'; st. lb. Cannongate ... 12 11 Kaimate ... 10 0 C*valiero ... 12 4 ' Voltigeur: 11. 910 Nor'-west ... 11 0 Hylas ... ... 910 Tim ...... 10 12 Cairo ... ... 9 0 WELTER HANDICAP of lOOsovs. One : ■>■■..■ mile.■.-.', '■: st. lb. •: ' ! ; : " st. lb The French- Belfast ... 8 5 man ... 10 7 Royal- ConqueBalbirnio ... 10 0 ror : ... ... 8 0 Peerage ... 9 11 Aurega ... 8 0 Lieutenant ... 9 0 Lady Zulu ... 8 0 Kanaka ... 9 0 Capford ~. 8 0 Swiftfoot • ... 90 Apparition ... 8 0 Bacchus ...... 9 "0 PONY HANDICAP of 60sovs. Five fur- ■■::>. longs. . st. lb. ' St. lb.* Lady Avon ... 9 5 Heliades • ... 7 7 Lena ... ... .8 11 Texas ... ... 7 5 First Whisper 8 4 St. Loander ... 7 4 "Mamoa ... 710 Chief Miss ... 7 0 GRANDSTAND HANDICAP of 150sovs. Seven furlongs. St. lb. ■'-::"■ st. lb. Rosella ... 9 3 Voleo ... ... 7 8 Solo ... .... 813 Winsome ... 7 0 St. Peter ... 811 Dartmoor ... 7 0 The Needle ... 8 7 Motor ...... 610 Firefly ... 8 3 Paul Seaton... 6 7 Zealous ... 8 0 Landlock . ... 6 7 Defender ... 8 0 VICTORIA HANDICAP of lOOsovs. Five '- . furlongs. '■ i I ' st. lb. :; St. lb. ! Nonetto ... 10 5 Bona Rosa ... 7 5 Sparkling Raga.brash ... 7 2 Water 8 6 Camilla ... 7 0 Menura ... 8 5 Little Bess ... 7 0 Hikipeno ... 8 4 Despatch ... 6 7 Hasper ... 8 0 ■La Polish ... 6 7 Kissaline ... 712 Rita ... ... 6 7 Rere ... ... 710 By a clerical error Seahorse's nam© was omittod from the list of weights for the Autumn Handicap. Tho son of Nelson was weighted at 9st 31b. From the list of acceptances it will be seen that he was allowed to drop out 'of his engagement.
WELLINGTON KAOING CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING.
[BY TELEGRAPH.PRESS association.] Wellington, Thursday. The following weights have been declared by Mi. J. E. Henrys in connection with the above meeting: — First Hack Handicap, one mil©: Mongonui 8.10, Plaidie 8.10, Skylark 8.9, Gipsy Jack 8.9, Valyrle B.+, St. Ada 8.2, Somnolent 7.13, Bkekwing ' 7.12, Dormitory (late Lethargy) 7.11, Honey 7.10, Lord Raglan 7.9, Punawai 7.8, Rosenlot 7.5, Raemu, 7.4, Cornea 7.3, Art Jewel 7.0, Ziska 7.0, Gunfeldt 7.0, Jemima 7.0, Forward Guard 7.0, Employoi- 7.0, Bonno Esperance 6.10, St. . Lyra 6.10, War Dog 6.10. .SHANNON RAGES. [BY TELEGRAPH. ASSOCIATION.]. Wellington, Thursday. A race meeting was held at Shannon, at which < Blaeberry, Kawana, and Stockade "each won a double. The woll-known horseman, T. Wilson, rode four winners. SYDNEY BLOODSTOCK SALES. By Telegraph.— Association.—Copyright. Sydney, April 11. At the yearling sales to-day Mr. Mark Thompson paid 1175 guineas for the Haut Brion — Weenie filly. Mr. J. Mayo's colt by Grafton— Trenton was purchased for Mr. W. T. Jones, of England, at 1300 guineas. Mr. Prosser paid 105 guineas for the colt by —Gavotte. Several other lots were secured by the same buyer. Mr. W. T. Jones, cabling from England, has purchased the yearling brother to Maltster. It is understood that the price was in the vicinity of 1000 guineas. WELLINGTON TROTTING CLUB'S MEETING. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Wellington, Thursday. The following are the acceptances for the Wellington Trotting Club's postponed summer meeting: — Trial Handicap: Belle scratch, Ebonite 18s., Nellie D. 205., Brockleigh 235., Trio 245., Cincinnatti 11. 255., Milkmaid 255., King George 255., Brobkfield 275., Lord Cadinnes 355., La Mascotte 355., Plunger 40s. Suburban Handicap -. The Member scratch, St. Sanor scratch, Onward 255. (penalised 5k.) ; Silver Gray 265, __.. Summer Handicap Joker scratch, All Day 3s. (penalised 35.), Modasty &s., Murmur 75., 1 Billy Wilson 125., Belle 155., Satee 175.. , Marie 175., Viotta 17s. Provincial Handicap : Flavia, scratch, 'Montreal 165., Sally 225., Steve Harte 225., Hilda 245., Brookfield £Bs., Comte .(pony) 283., Revenge 345., Lord Cadmus 365. Plavia will be penalised 4s. * Stewards' Handicap: Joker scratch, Flavia 10s. (penalised 35.), Dolly Varden 155., Ned Kelly 155., Naughty Girl 20s. (penalised 55.), Nita 255. : " , Harness Handicap: The Member scratch, St. Senor scratch, All Day 4s. (penalised 25.), Modesty 65., Bob E.T. Bs.. The General 95., Sweet Marie 125., Viotta 14s. Domain Handicap: Sweet Marie scratch, Belle scratch, Vim 55., Naughty Girl 5s (penalised 35.), Nita Bs., Montreal Bs., Ebonite 95., Nellie D. 10s., Sally 10s., Steve Harto lis., Brookleigh 125., Hilda 125., Pirawit 145., La Mascotte 18s. , ;;■ ' At Messrs. A. Buckland and Sons' saleyards yesterday, the following bloodstock were disposed of on account of Messrs. R and R. Duder:-Bay gelding Halberdier, by Cuirassier—Miss Stead, 27 guineas, Bennett- '■ bay gelding Doctor, by Cuirassier— i di guineas, John Lynch; brown maro Volee I by Cuirassier—, 131 guineas, Samuel I Bradley;, yearling chestnut colt, by Mitiora 84 guineas, Thomas Yates; chestnut maro Dolosa, by Leolinus—Lure, 16 guineas, H Lynch; the.three-year-old colt Takapuna was passed at 260 guineas, Drum Major at 150 I guineas, and Waterloo at 50 guineas On account of other owners, Crusade, by Cuiras- I Biei—Amaison,. was'.; knocked down to M I Casey at_ 21 guineas, and a chestnut filly by Gipsy King— Sou'-wester mare, went to Mr Arthur Furness at 21 guineas. As the owner is leaving for the Old country on Monday, the racehorse Solo will be sold without reserve at the Haymarkot to-day. The weights for the various events to bo run on the opening day of the Avondale Jockey Clubs Autumn Meeting are to appear on Monday next, and acceptances for same fall due on the Wednesday following, at nine p.m.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11625, 12 April 1901, Page 6
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