SPORTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12860, 8 May 1905, Page 7

SPORTING.

THE TURF IN ENGLAND. RESULT OF THE ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. By Telegraph Press Association.— Copyright. London, May 6. At the Newmarket meeting yesterday the following was the result of the race for THE ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS of lOOsovs each. For three-year-old fillies, 9sfc each ; the owner of the second horse to recoivo 400sovs, and the owner of the third 200sovs. Rowley mile. -Mr. W. Hall Walker's h f Cherry Lass, by Isinglass—Black Cherry 1 Lord Ellesmcre's 1> or br f Koorbua)., by Kilcock— 2 Lord Carnarvon's: eh f Jongleuse, by Juggler— Grand Prix ... . . ... 3" Cherry Lass- was started on 10 occasions as a two-year-old, but she only won three of her engagements, and no large amount: of merit attached to her performances. She made, her debut, at Liverpool in the Great Lancashire. Breeders' Produce Stakes, for which she was well fancied, but she failed to gam a. situation; but in the Mersey Stakes, run at tin- same meeting, she won easily, beating a field of nine. Journeying to Ireland she. acted as runner-up t<" St. Brendan in the Leopardstown Grand Prize, but in the Anglesey Stakes, run at the Curragh, she lauded the odds laid on her. On being brought back to England she was beaten out of a place in the Koinpton Park Nursery Handicap, but at Newmarket !it the. following month she won a Free Handicap under 7sl 31b. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN .PICKET CLUB'S MEETING. By Telegtapli.—Prcsa Association.—Copyright. AdELAIDK, .May 6. At the South Australian Jockey Club's meeting to-day there was a pronounced surprise in the running of the principal event, the Goodwood Handicap of 400sovs, six furlongs. First Fleece, the winner, was out* of the greatest outsiders, and a dividend of £83 lis was returned. Seventeen horses started. footmark was second and Conclusion third. The race was run in lm. 16-. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB'S AUTUMN' MEETING. THIRD DAY. The Auckland Trotting Club concluded its autumn meeting' on the Takapuna racecourse on Saturday. The attendance was bettor than on the two previous days of the meeting, and the weather delightfully tine. A feature of the day was the downfall of the favourites, outsiders in most instances winning easily. In the first race, the Trial Trot, Handicap, which was won by Specialite, a protest was lodged by the owner of the second horse, -Miss Victor 11., on the ground of inconsistent performances. On the two previous days Specialite had been unsighted, while on Saturday In* trotted kindly and won by 20 lengths. After hearing evidence the stewards dismissed tho protest, and Speeialite paid a dividend of £4- 14s for a 10s ticket. On Saturday £2021 was. put through the totalisator on Hie seven races, making a total for the meeting of £5397, which is £191 10s less than last year, dividends being payable on 10s tickets. The results were as follows:--TRIAL TROT HANDICAP of 2.'-ovs: second horse to receive osovs. from (be stake. One mile and rt-lialf.

16—Mr. S. Tanner's !> c Specialitc, tvrs, by Specification—Twilight, III?. (Tanner) 1 10"—Mr. S. Burke's Miss Victor 11., sit. (Gashell) - 71— Mr. U. IloneylUld's Tataraimaka, 15.-., (Duncan) :1 Also started: 13, Miss Yola. 10.'.; 52, Cleveland's Pride, 10s.; 12, linger, 155.; 52, Nokomai, lib.; 40, Lance, 18s.; 4, Awhiowhio, ISs.; I', Victor lloval, 21s. At the start linger quickly broke and wis soon left far in the rear. Lance and Spermine went nut in the lead, with Miss Victor 11. in hot pursuit. Cleveland'* Pride showed some pace, but after frequent breaks lost all chance of winning. Miss Victor 11. trotted well, but was unfortunate enough to break at the back of the octave when bound for home, which allowed SpeciHllte to pass Lance and obtain a lone lead. Gaahcll settled down on his mount, but was unable to overtake Speciality, who won by 20 lengths, Tataraimaka being close up. Time, ~4m. 11 3-0.«. Dividends, Ki .145 and Bs. Totalisator, 393. CAMPBELL HANDICAP of rtfsovs; second horse to receive lOsovs, and third horse to receive ssov« from the stake. Two miles. 52— 11. Greenwood's b g Harold Abdallah, aged, by Berlin Abdallali—Creeping Jane, 17s. (Greenwood) 1 104—Mr. M. Holland's Kingston, ISs. (Tighe) 2 130—Mr. V. Lambert's Little Doctor, scr. (Miutitt) ... '■> Also started: 12S, Young. McKinneyj 45.; 73, Brown Ribbon, 10s.; 04, Baxter, Ids.; 51, Albertorious, bis.; It, Bell Car, 235.; 11, Miss Huon, 235. Mis? Huon and Bell Car were the first to pass the post for the first time round, with Harold Abdullah and Kingston close up. Young MeKinney broke very early and lost a lot of ground, while. Tattle Doctor trotted gamely, and soon eaugh the first bunch of leaders. hounding the turn for home he was apparently interfered with by Altertoriotis, which enabled Harold Abdullah and Kingston to draw away from him and to win by three lengths, sis lengths separating second and thirl. Time, run. 13 Lus, Totalisator, 630. Dividends, .CI Is and Lis. PARK HANDICAP of 40sovs; second horse to receive Bsova from the stake. Pit ponies It hands 3 incites and under. Six furlongs and ah.lf. Ill—Mr. H. Bernard's b m Sally Horner, aged, by Hornpipe—Antcros none, 7,-t 71b (Dceley) 1 132—Mr. T. G. Bray's Annoyed, '.<■( 21b (Cotton) 2 121—Mr. H. Burr's Orange and Blue, s-i lull. I Hair) 3 Also started: 00, Forth, «sl Gib; 42, Sentinel, 7st lib; .100, Shrewsbury (Stead), including 10111) over, 7,1 S.*lb. The horses were sent off after a long delay, without a barrier. Annoyed being badly lelt. Forth at once took the lead, but Annoyed came up to the leaders at the loom- turn, and was the first to show into the straight. Here «Jleeley moved up on Sallv Horner on the outside, ami (he little, mure responding readily beat Annoyed by three parts of a length. Time. lm. 25 1 ■">-. Totalisator, li-'U. Dividends. .CI !)s and Ids.

LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP TROT. 'I"."' winner to receive n bracelet of the value of Lino**; the second to receive a brtieelet of. the vatic of Ssovs. Horses to he nominated by ladies. Amateur rider*. One mile and a-half. IB—Mr?. Lecky's gr m Fibre, aged, pedigree ' unknown, 21*. (Ross) 1 Mrs. Lowe's 0,-11 Car, B*. (Haiikinson) ... - 70—Mrs. Tanner's Speoialltc, lis. (.Tanner) '■'• Alan started: 43, Victor ''~ mm-.; 7(1, Sir Robert, 55.; 42. C.ilenso. s-. ; HI, Cleveland's Pride, 235.; 24, Victor Hnval, Sis.; li, Awhiowhin, 325. Cleveland's Pride again showed a tendency to break, while Victor ('.'. would not trot to hi* form, of the previous davs. The race was confined In Fibre ami Bell Car, but in the end the grey drew clear away ami won comfortably by shout ten lengths, S'licrdalilc being close up on Hell Car. Time, 4m. 13s. Totalisator, I'l. Dividends, .'.:: lis and lis. INNOVATION HANDICAP TROT of 35sovs; ?•- eond horse to receive Stove from the stake. One mile. 32—Mr. V. Salt lull's b li Haizaine, aged, by lliion, jun— Unknown, 9s. (Clotty) ... 1 03—Mr. Wi Eaaina's The Mooress, 3s. i Duncan) 2 ■IS—Mr. W. May's Maipiarrie. lis. (May) ... 3 Also started: 99, Little Billy, us.; 20, Officer, Bs.; 7, General Flection, 10*.;'98, Miss Dmimore, 10*.; 82, Green Lavender, 135.; 8, Eager, 10*. Haizaine and Green Lavender soon took the lead with The Mooress in hoi pursuit. Haizaine had the rare all to himself, nothing being able to keep pace with him, winning ooTniortahlv by twenty lengths from The Mooress, with Manuarrie close up for third place. Time. Sin. 3'Js. 'J'otalisator, 51!). Dividends, Kb 99 and 17*. Hinn-OLASS TROT HANDICAP of 7<J*ovs; second horse to receive lOsova from the stake. One mile. 62—Mr. Wi Kaama'a blk m The. Mooress, Cjrs, by Grand Moor—Duchess, Bs. (Kniirhl) ... 1 S7_ifr. V. Lumber's Little Doctor, sir. (,Murtltt) 2 lit:'—Mr. Greenwood's ltoaebud, 7s. (Greenwood) I! Also started: 94, Young McKim.-.v. ser.; 31, Baxter, .'is.; 123, Tiahoa, 55.; 03, Kingston, 7s. The Mooresa and Tuition were the first to settle down, with Little Doctor coming fast. Taihoa showed pace, but broke round (lie back, and both Little Doctor and Rosebud passed him. The Mooress was the first into the straight for home, ami stared long enough to win by a length. Rosebud being some distance away. Time, 2m. ">■> 4-3s. Totalisator, 503. Dividends, £3 Is and Ms. BARN HANDICAP of 30sovs; second horse b> receive usovs from the stake. For ponies 11 hands 3 inches and under. Five furlongs, 225—Mr. H. Weal's b m Inspiration, Gyrs, by Freedom—Happv Thought, 8-t '-'ib (McCluskie) ..' ! 97—Mr. T. G. Bray's Ann..veil. 9st (Cotton) ... '-' 110—Mr. W. Gall's Solitary, 7st 71b (Deeley) . . 3 | Also started: 42, Forth, Ost 91b; 80, Orange and Blue, 9.-1 lib; 159, Lady French, fist 41b; 45, Huriburi. 7st 311)'; 23, Slirewsburj, 7st bib; 37, Lady Isabel, list 71b. After a delayed start Inspiration and Lady French were first to show out, with Forth last. Insplra- I lion went out some two lengths in the lend with : Annoyed handy. In this cider they came into j the straight, where Annoyed challenged the leader, | but was unable to overtake Inspiration, who won by a length. Time, lm. & 3 5«. Dividends, XI is and M«. Totalisator, SIS.

CHRISTCHURCH RACING CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING^ [bv TELEGRAPH.—PRESS association'.] CHRISTCHT/RCH, Saturday. The Christ church Placing Club's Autumn Meeting was held at Plumpton in fine weather. The results were as follows HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP of SOsovs. One mile.—Royal Crown, lOst 21b, 1; Saranges, 9at 131b, 2; The Mohican, lOst 101b, 3. Also started: Nance O'Neill and P.ongrna. Time, lm. 455. Dividend, £1 IS.?. MAIDEN HANDICAP of 35sovs. Seven furlongs—Taxpayer, 7st 71b, 1; Methven, 7st 131b, 2; Black Diamond, Bst Hid, .'!. Also started: Teroa, Grosvenor, mid Escort. Time, lm. 325. Dividend, i-'i B.■>. CHMSTCHTJRCH * AUTUMN HANDICAP of )00*ov«. One mile and a-qnarter Ability, 6st 71h, 1; Tirnle, 9st 'lib, 2; Calibre, Bst 101b," 3. Also started: Clinburn, StepGnucer, Speculate, Lady Lyonors, and Antigone. Time, 2m. U.S. Dividends, iS 4s and ill. RICCARTON TROT of 4.-.»ovs. Two milesMerry Prince, 32*., 1; AusterliU, Ds., 2; Verax, ser., 3. Also started: llosencath, Edward, Imperial, Pell Hoy. Tenape. Time, 6ra. lis. Dividends, £212 a and .'.'.". IKs. FLYING HANDICAP of tiOsovs. Five fnrlonjs.— Tessera, Bst 101b, 1; Sandy, flst 81b, 'J; Quiokfire, Gst 1011), 3. Also starred: Reduction. Time, lm. 3s. Dividend, £2 His. HACK HANDICAP of 25tovs. Sir furious*.— Klyiiiemaid, Bst Gib, 1; Bayonet, Bst 21b. 2; Good Sisriit, T.i 131b, 3. Also started: Guard of Honour, Melinda, and Mango. Time, lm. 17s. Dividend, £2 10s. WELTER of UOsnvn. Six furlongs.—Vet Blanket, list -lib, 1; Antigone, !>st, •_>; Manjess, 9*l 101b, 3. Also started: Bat-pipes. HliNn's, Nance O'Neill. Ordnance, and iila-k Diamond. Dividends, £5 2s and £1 Is. SI'ItDVnON TROT of 45'ov« One m i!e — Amusement. 175., 1; Belle Vtie, lis., 2; Eleetiii: bass. 205., 3. Also started: Yalenta, Blaelc Rose, lioseneatli, Merry Prince, Broncho Rill, Larry IT., I'rotest, and Heamew. Time, 2m. 3!fs. Dividends

The trolling horses Kingston. Bell («ar, and Judge Garden were shipped to New Ply. mouth ye-sterday by the Karawa.