SPORTING.
NORTH NEW ZEALAND GRAND NATIONAL MEETING.
THE EVENING WONDER CASE. By Telegraph,—Press Association.—Copyright. Adelaide, May 23. The stewards of the South Australian Jockey Club have acceded to the request of Mr. J. Tennant to postpone the inquiry into the Evening Wonder case till his arrival. The case has been adjourned till June 19. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB'S WINTER MEETING. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Dunedin. Saturday. The following are the acceptances for the D.J.C. Winter Meeting: — FIRST HURDLES, of 70sovs. one mile and three-quarters. IT. 11.7, Southerly Buster 10.9, Snider 9.13, Waikaia 9.10, Khaki 9.0. Call Boy 9.0. BIRTHDAY HANDICAP of 200sovs, 'one mile and a-lialf.—Lady Lillian 9.9, Terrapin 8.6, Kelburn 8.1, Vladimir 8.0, General Symons 7.8, Ladv Rosslyn 6.7. FIT?ST HACK HANDICAP of 40sovs, six furBombardo 9.9, Red Ronald 8.8, Phaetonitis 8.5. Almanac 8.2, Kopntal 7.12, Bellini 7.11. Witch Winnie 7.7.
WINTER. WELTER of 70sovs, seven furlongs— Glenelg 10.3. Tugela 9.8. Ardnarff 9.6, Lady Rosslyn 9.6. Count of Kolmar 9.5, Bombardo 8.12. Flower o' Cliitba 8.11, Transport 8.0, Wild West 8.0, Battler 8.0, Nohlesse 8.0. TRADESMEN'S HANDICAP of lOOsovs. six furlongs.— 9.9, St. Denis 9.9. Seylla 9.8, Petrovra 9.2. Vladimir 9.2, Red Gauntlet 8.8. Lolah 7.10. Noblesse 6.7.
There are 12 entries for the Maiden Plate, seven for the Selling Race, eight for the Novel Handicap, and 15 for the Farewell.
Mb- Evett has declared the following weights in connection with the North iNew Zealand Grand National Meeting, which opens at Ell»rslie 011 Saturday next: — FIRST MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE of lOOsovs. About two miles. _ , St lb St lb Inchcape ... 11 0 Light 10 0 Master Model ... 10 6 Putlack ... 9 9 Great Shot ... 10 5 Ilipstone ... 9 7 Marine ... ... 10 0 FIRST MAIDEN WELTER HANDICAP of. lOOsovs. Seven furlongs. „ , st ib St lb Bellman 11 0 Hillflower ... 9 0 Muskerdale ... 10 9 Ambition ... 9 0 Paratutu ... 10 6 Queen Anno ... 9 0 Glasgow 10 5 Maoriland ... 9 0 Corporal ... 10 3 Hurrah 9 0 Sandy 10 0 Croupier ... 9 0 Soultfish ... 9 7 Kathleen ... 9 0 Roseshoot ... 9 7 Captain Jack ... 9 0 Bobs 9 6 Leo Delaval ... 9 0 Irish 9 4 Ian 9 0 Lavadel 9 4 Mount Zeehan 9 0 Repetition ... 9 3 Le Beau 9 0 Crespin 9 3 FIRST MAIDEN HURDLE HANDICAP of 100 sovs. One mile and three-quarters.' „ , . ib st lb Fakir 10 10 Waimana ... 9 7 Dolores 10 10 Marksman ... 9 7 Master Model ... 10' 9 Dayntree ... 9 7 Up-to-Date ... 10 9 Leona ... ... 9 5 Telephone II. ... 10 7 Fencer 9 5 ,Hinemoa ... 10 6 Tempest 9 0 Sadden 10 0 Better Days ... 9 0 Spalpeen ... 10 0 St. Gordon ... 9 0 Pungarehu ... 10 0 Kotero 9 0 Gilnockie ... 10 0 Revealer 9 0 CORNWALL HANDICAP of 300sovs. One mile. st lb st lb Landlock ... 11 9 St. Olga 10 4 Westward ... 11 7 Scotty 10 4 Strathavon ... 11 3 Jewellery ... 19 2 Itosella 10 12 Cygnet 10 0 Durable 10 7 Paul Seaton ... 9 13 Crusoe 10 7 Maroon and Gold 9 12 Val Rosa ... 10 6 Paria 9 12 Formula 10 5 Miss Lottie ... 9 8 Numa 10 5 Zuleika 9 5 Putty 10 5 Warwick ... 9 5 Torchon 10 5 Camille 9 2 Float 10 5 Bastion 9 0 REMTTERA HURDLE RACE of 200sovs. Two miles. St lb St lb Waiwera ... 11 13 Dolores 9 10 Awahuri 11 5 Lingard 9 10 Battleaxe ... 10 13 Lady Bell ' ... 9 10 Otairi 10 12 Meteor 9 7 Tresham ... 10 12 Gilnockie ... 9 2 Bellman 10 11 Hippowai ... 9 0 Oingo 10 7 Mokomoko ... 9 0 Miss Drury ... 10 4
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12279, 25 May 1903, Page 3
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