SPORTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11855, 6 January 1902, Page 6

SPORTING.

AUCKLAND RACING CLUB'S SUMMER MEETING. THE WINNING PAYMENTS. The following is a list of the winning payments made over the Auckland Racing Club s ?j Summer Meeting: — Mr. G. G. Stead, £3210 Mr. J. T. Ryan, £1300; Mrs. J. Lennard, £560; Mr. C. Lovett, £4-50; Messrs. L. D. and N. A. Nathan, £325; Mr. H. Friedlander, £300; Mr. E. D. O'Rorke, £240; Mr. F. B. Ross, £240; Mr. E. J. Sage, £215; -Mr. Emmerson, £175; Sir George Clifford, £175; Mr. P. Chaafe £175; Mr. H. Moody, £170; Mr. R. Peace. £150; Mr. M. Deeble, £125; Mr. W. A. Coleman, £125; Major F. N. George, £115; Mr. J. G. Ralph, £107 10s; Mr. M. Friediander, £95; Mr. J. Warner, £92 10s; Mr. R. Hannon, £80; Messrs. R. and R. Duder, £45; Mr. Douglas Gordon, £40; Mr. J. Chaafe, £40; Mr. J. A. Harding £35; Mr. F. Watson, £25; Mr. T. McLennan, £25; Mr. J. Lovett, £25; Mr. S. Bradley, £25; Mr. H. Renniek, £25 Mr. T. Wylie, £15; Mr. D. A. McLeod. £1.5; Mr. A. F. "Vail. £10 ; Messrs. Pollard and Sullivan, £10; Mr. D. McKinnon, £10; Sir. H. Barr, £10; Mr. J. Montgomery, £10; Mr. H'y. Hyland, £10; Mr. J. Lynch, £10. Total, £8900. TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB'S SUMMER MEETING. Mr. Wynyard, secretary of the T.J.C., forwards the following additional nominations, lodged at Devonport for events to be run at tho abovenamed meeting Sentinel, Borough Handicap ; Repetition, Maiden Handicap.; Aurega, Maiden Handicap; Zuleika, Maiden, Suburban, and Welter Handicaps; Repetition, Welter Handicap; Lightning, First and Second Hurdle Races; Francis Lovejoy. Hack Handicap; and Jack, in the Second Steeplechase.

THOROUGHBRED SALES.

DISPERSAL OF THE " WAPITI" STUD. On Saturday forenoon, at " Wapiti," Major F. Nelson George's Epsom estate, the whole of that gentleman's thoroughbred horses, including yearlings, horses in training, and brood marcs, wero disposed of by public auction. The sale was conducted by Mr. J. Seagar Buckland, on behalf of Messrs. A. Buckland and Sons, and there , was present a very good attendance. The 12 lots submitted were sold without reserve, and realised a total of 1840 guineas, the prices and-purchasers being as under: — YEARLINGS.

Chestnut filly Flag, by NelsonTlio Maid, Mr. J. B. Williamson ... 20 Bay gelding Hardy, by NelsonHestia, Mr. P. Bray " ... ... ... ... 30 Chestnut filly Sealark, by Nelson —• Moonga, Mr. McMasters ... ... 75 HOUSES IN TRAINING. > Chestnut filly Zealous, 4yrs old, by —Moonga, Mr. Geo. Dunnetfc i.20 Chestnut filly Drudge, 3yrs old, by Nelson—The Maid, Mr. Gordon .. 40 Chestnut gelding Shellback, 3yrs old, by • Nelson—Hestia, Mr. L. do Pelichet... 70 Chestnut filly Battler (full sister to Seahorse), 3yrs old, by Nelson—Moonga, Mr. J. B. Williamson ... ... 85 Chestnut filly Bagabrash, 3yrs old, by —Fragment, Mr. Gordon 110 Brown colt Powerful (full brother to Seahorse), "2yrs old, by Nelson—Moonga, ; •> Mr. E. W. Alison ... ... ... 620 BROOD MAKES. Bay mare The Maid, by King of the Ring—Maid of All Work, Mr. A. Kidd 35 Bay mare St. Margarotta. by Nelson . Sister Agnes (imp.), Mr. A. Kidd 135 Bay mare Hestia, by Grandmaster Wildfire, Mr. A. E. Price ... ... 40 Black mare Moonga, by Goldsbrough Kernel, Mr. E. W. Alison ... ... 370 MR. DONALD McKINNON'S STUD. Immediately afterwards Mr. Buckland offered the whole of Mr. Donald McKinnon's thoroughbred stock, including the stallions Loch Ness and Flintlock, but only four It ts were disposed of, the details being as under: Gs. Black gelding Gateloclc, 3yrs old, by Loch —Agate, Mr. Pittar ... 50 Bay gelding Loch Lomond, 3yrs old, by Loch Ness—Pikau, Mr. W. Patterson 28 Bay gelding Loch Fine, 2yrs old, by Loch —Pikau, Mr. «T. Chadwick 35 Bay gelding Landlock. 4-yrs old, by Loch Ness Dreamland, Mr. Coleman ... 72 Miscellaneous lots were afterwards offered, and the following sales were effected : — R-aeehorse Klondvke, syrs, by Fraternity. Mr. E. D. O'Borke, 39 guineas; King Edward, 4yrs, by Soult from Lady Emmeline, Mrs. Chamberlain, 40 guineas. RACING DISPUTE IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA. By Telegraph.— Association.—Copyright. Adelaide, January 4. As a basis for the settlement of the racing dispute the Jockey Club has conceded two aditional days in the year within .the metropolitan area. The New Year's Day meeting will in future be abandoned. The s.s. Waihora, which left for East Coast ports and the South on Saturday last, was the bearer of a valuable collection of bloodstock. The steamer had on board Mr. G. G. Stead's horses,' St. Michael, Menschikoff, Royal Artillery, and Cruciform, Sir George Clifford's Glenogle and Goldenmerc, Messrs. Pollard and Sullivan's Djin Djin, and Mr. Harding's Materoa and Tanhei. In addition to the horses named there were shipped the yearlings purchased by Mr. Stead at the Auckland sales, the stallion Nelson, who was recently presented by Major George to his old trainer. E. Cufcts, was also shipped to his new home in the South by the Waihora. The Auckland Racing Club publish a notification in another column bearing on the Great Northern Foal Stakes, and Royal Stakes, nominations for which close on Friday next at nine p.m.