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C.J.C. AUTUMN MEETING. SECOND DAY'S RESULTS. . . MARC ANTHONY WINS THE HANDICAP. Tut telegraph.—press association.] Chbistchurch, Thursday. Ten second day of the Canterbury Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting was held in fino weather. The totalizator handled £29,760 10s, the total for the meeting being £68,125 10s, compared with £70,559 10s last year. Results are as follows: — PEERSWICK HURDLE HANDICAP, of 250 sots. Two miles. 2—Art. list 31b .. .. ~ .. 1 s—Crib, list 91b -.. 2 3—Bore, list 3!b 3 Scratched ModditeWon by a length. Time, 3m 14 2-ss. AUTUMN NURSERY HANDICAP, of 40050v3. Six furlongs. 4-Killena, Sat 3lb .. .. .. .. 1 Cease Fire, BBt 9lb 2 3—The Toff, Bst 91b 3 All started. Inside the distance Thestiun was leading, but tired, and Cease Fire and Killen* ran past him, the latter winning a good race by half-a-lcngth. Time, lm 13 3-ss. YALDHURST WELTER HANDICAP, of 250sovs. Seven furlongs. s—Seadown. 9st slb .. .. .< ~ 1 Halima, Bst 6lb 2 a—Twelfth Night, Bst 71b .. ... ..3 Scratched: Gnome. Turning for home, Pcronillit and Halina were fighting for the lead, when Seadown, getting a nice run on the rails, put in a claim. Won by a couplo of lengths. Time, lm 28 2-os. GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 1300sovs. One mile and a-hnlf. 4—Maro Anthony. 7at 4lb ... .- .-. 1 6-Balboa, 9st 31b 2 1-Horko's Drift, .Sat 3lb 3
At the lop turn Moulu was in the lead, with Nones, Ro.ke's Drift and Magdala handy. Marc Antt ony began to improve his position, but received a bump which caused him to lose grout d. Moulu led _ into the straight, but dropiod badly, as did Nonos. Balboa and Eorko's Drift came through, but inside the distance Marc Anthony put in a great run and. finishing well, got up in time to beat Balboa by a good neck, Rorke's Drift half a length away. Timo, 2m 31 2-53.
ADDINGTON HANDICAP, of SOOsovs. Ono mile. 2—Red Charm. 9st Bib - _ 1 7San Sebastian, 7st _ ... 2 7st slb 3 All started. Won by half a length, third a head away. Time, lm 41 4-33. CHALLENGE STAKES, of WOOsovi; weightfor age. Seven furlongs. 3—Kilboy 1 <I—Kmperador 2 6Koesian 3 Scratched: Petruchio, Cease Fire, Wardaiuer, Eillena. With the field in line for home, KUboy went to tho front and, drawing away, won easily by six lengths from Emperador, who boat Koesian by h'alf-a-length. Eligible close up fourth. Then came Flying Start, Greenstreet, and Egypt. Time, lm 27 l-sa. TKAIFL.ETON HANDICAP, of SOOsovs. Six furlongs. t'indhorn, Bst 51b .. ~ ~ .. 1 Tete-a-Tete, 9Bt 111b 2 .Kimeter, Ost 51b 3 All started. Won easily by four lengths. Time, lm 13 l-ss. FINAL HANDICAP, of 800so7S. Ono mile. Martius, Bst 71b 1 2— Recorder, 7st 21b .. ~ ■ • ..2 Silent Way, Bst 131b 3 Scratched: Findhorn. Won by a head. Time, lm 41 4-ss, HAWKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB. WEIGHTS FOR AUTUMN MEETING* [BY. TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION".] Wellington, Thursday. The following weights havo been declared for tho Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting:— LONGLANDS HACK HURDLES, one mile and three-auarters. — Bene 10.12. Sensitive 10.5, Sleight of Hand 10.2, Glodful 9.11, Jem 9.11, King of Athol 9.10. Bodenham 9.7, Fagot 9.3, Brunswick 9.3, Sailor King 9.0, Ormesby 9.0, Turehana 9.0, Czaronus 9.0. NURSERY HANDICAP, five furlongs.Sasanoff 9.4, Bjorneborg 9.4, Koesian 9.2, Tino Atua, 8.13, Hyllus 8.10, Cease Firo 8.10, Sweet Tipperary 8.6, Winterbourne 8.0, Tinkler 7.13, Tressida 7.9, Beltano 7.8, Sarah Grand 7,7, Hythread 7.5, Grand Duchy 7.5, Honey Bee 7.3, Miss Deval 7.0, Powder King 7.0, Maorilander 6.13. Idyllic 6.11. Lady Kilworth 6.11, Elation 6.9, Glen Helen 6.9, Shy Girl 6.7, Hopeite 6.7, Chemise 6.7, Sunny Climes 6.7, Rose 6.7. PORANGAHAU HANDICAP, six furlongs and a-half.— ip.s, Emperador 9.6, Tatterley 8.12, Multiplication 8.9, Byginas 8.6, Battle Eve 8.6, Downham 8.3, Pursefiller 8.0, Hydras 7.12, Gold Soult 7.10, Sedd-el-Bahr 7.7, Centre 7.5, Leus 7.4, Sea Lord 7.1 Halina. 6.13, Hushabye 6.12, Waiorewa 6.11, Ohiwia 6.9, Jean Laddo 6.9, Watchful 6.9, Grecnstreet 6.9, Shrill 6.7, Step 6.7, Mt. Victoria 6.7. HAWKE'S BAY CUP, ono mile and &-lialf. -Chortle 9.9, Balboa 9.5. Eligible 8.12, Colonel Soult 8.10, Indigo 8.9, Multiply 8.8. Rewi Poto 8.7, Emperador 8.4, Nones 8.4, Orleans 81, Square Deal 7.12, Master Lupin 7.12, Multiplication 7.11, Black All 7.10, Montana 7.10, Adjutant 7.8, Rupahu 7.7, Pursefiller 7.3. Lady Louisa 7.2, Multicipal 7.2, Wishful 6.12, Want 6.10, Dribble 6.9, Bed Ribbon 6.7. KARAMU HANDICAP HURDLES, one mile and three-quarters.Naupata 11.13, Morning 11.2, Hurakia IQI2, Kdw 10.5, Vascular 10.5, Parawanui 102, Immensity 10.0, Aruake 9.13, Florist 9.11, Braeburn 9.5, Idealism 9.3, Sam Pan 9.2, Woolloomooloo 9.0. Fagot 9.0. POUKAWA HACK HANDICAP, six furlongs.— 9.0, Carlysian 8.10. Goldenlyte 8.10, Lord Laddo 88, Hygis, 8.6, Cleft 86, Toki 8.2, Cherry Blossom 8.2, Shrill 8.0, Lady Multifid 7.10, Aurore 7.9, Whakahaki 7.8, Trials 7.8, Colonade 7.7. Maryland 7.5, Gftycium 7.3, Admiral Boattie 7.1, Grand Idea 7.1, Mystification 6.10, Geld 610, Eldepee 6.10, Tame Duck 610, Helsingfors 6.7, Subduer 6.7, Pall Mall 6.7. AUTUMN HANDICAP. Once round.Orleans 9.3, Multiply 9.2, Square Deal 9.1, Multiplication 8.12, Rupahu 8.10, Pursefiller 8.7, Ladogeur 83. Kooya 8.1. Hydras 8.0. Gold Soult 80. Multicipal 13. Tavistock 7.10, Marco Bello 710. Sedd-el-Bahr 7.8, Immer 7.8. Mandoline 7.2. Hyeia 7.0. Jean Laddo 7.0. Lord Laddo 7.0. Bunting 6.12, Spain 6.10, Nicomar 6.10, Roumania 6.10, Paraoa 6.9. Hiwitapii 69, Mountain Dream 6.9, Discussion 67. Sicily 6.7, The Summit 6.7. Maroetotera 6.7.
N.Z. TROTTING ASSOCIATION. Hj MEETING OF THE BOARD. [Br TELEGRAPH.— TRESS ASSOCIATION'.! CiniiSTcnTrßCE, Thursday. At a mooting of the board of the New Zealand Trotting Association, in connection with tlie Georgo Berlin cose, Alexander Dawes, the owner, and A E. Hall, the breeder, were disqualified for life. It was decided to endorse the action of the Auckland Trotting Club in regard to tho Liverpool Handicap at tha autumn meeting. Mr. Nicoll referred to the case of a trainer, taid to have been guilty of making disloyal utterances, and it was decided to instruct the Licensing Committee to inquire into the case immediately, and to cancel the license if the allegations we;o found to be correct.
JOCKEY SUSPENDED. By Telegraph—Press ion—Copyright, Stdxet, April 27. Foulshain, rider of Ulva'a Isle, winner of the Cumberland Stakes at the Australian Jockey Club's Autumn Meetintf, has been suspended for two months on a charge of crossing over too early. TROTTING IN AUSTRALIA. By Telegraph— Association—Copyright. (Received April 27, 10.30 p.m.) Stuket, April 27. The Victoria Park Thousand Trot was won by Golden Robin, Sir Fulham being second, and Southern Hemisphere third. Golden Robin won by two lengths.
AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. The A.R.C. winter programing will require attention at the hands of horse-owners to-day, nominations closing to-night at nine o'clock for tho following events:—Great Northern Hurdles, Great Northern Steeplechase, Winter Steeplechase, Cornwall Handicap. Prince of Wales Handicap, York Welter Handicap. WAIKATO TROTTING CLUB. i Acceptances for all events to bo run at the Waikato Trotting Club's meeting close tonight at nine o'clock. ]
av.ondale 'JOCKEY club,
ACCEPTANCES FOB . TO-MORROW 3 RACING, The following tct«pts.nee!i liar* teen reccivod in connection with ih» concluding day's racing of the Ayendale Jockey Club'i Autumn Meeting, which, takes placs to-mor< row:— NURSERY HANDICAP, nil furlongs.-' Waiuta 9.7, General Joffre 8.0, Ritase* 7.10, Independence 7.9, Hexton 7.5, Cultriform 7.3. Sir Ralph 6.13, Erroneous 6.10, Marabout 0.10, Kirunga 6.10. MOUNT ROSKILL HANDICAP. nine furlongs.—Galhpin 8.13, Dancastor 8.6, Glitter' ing Sands 7.12, Pendoon 7.10. Harlestone 7.7, Permit 7.7, Achillous 7.6, Brown Loch 7.5, King of Valley 7.4, Sen. De'il 7.4, Ftrawai 7.4, Parsimony 7.3. Grotch«i 7.3, Miss Avalanche 7.1, Anxious 0.13, Dandy Breeze 6.12.
WAIKUMETE HURDLES, two miles.— Black Northern 11.9, SpalfUh 11.4, Tragedy King 11.3, Spalpenon 10.6, To Onga 10 ■». (Jrispccn 10.4, St. Lewis 9.4, Bravest it.4, tfrookheld 9.4, Centenary 9.4, I/averrs 0.0, Ulster 9.0, Truo Gun 9.0.
AUTUMN HANDICAP, nine furlongs.Mullingar 8.5, Lady I'enury 7.10, Castalia 7.5, Multifual 7.4, Te Fapapa 7.1, Fionnuala 6.13, Soldier 6.13, Loloina 6.11, Sign* 6.10, Lelcnda 0.7, Marble Star 0.7, Worcester 0.7.
MOUNT EDEN STEEPLECHASE, three miles— Jack 119, Spalpcrion 11.0, Tarero 10.11, Golborno 10.3. Fireaway 9.9, Prince Eddio 9.7, Beau;y 9.7.
WAITAKERE HANDICAP, six fui longs. —Crown Pearl 9.2, E!r :trakoff 8.8, Goldfiro 8.2, Coleraino 8.2. Try ['Mo 8.0, Kitty Bel, lairs 7.11, Bluestona 7.10, Tinoreka 7.8, Do* lenda 610, Torotoro 6.8. AH. Delaval 1i.7.
„ DOMINION HANDICAP, five furlongs— Glcnroy 9.1, Coleraino 8.4. Try Fluke 8.1. Kitty Bcllairsi 7.13, Tinoroka 7.?, Mossman 7.6, Glissando 7.2, Ligh'ning 7.0, Lariv Glen 610, Genevieve 6.10, Master Florence 0.10, Gold Necklet 6.9, Autumn Rose 6.3 Torotoro 6.8, Bowie- 6.7, Alf. Delaval 8.7, Maisie Pop 6.7.
„ WELTER HANDICAP, seven furlongs - Crown Pearl <U3, Multifual 9.6, Electrakoff 9.5, Glenroy 9.3, Kauri King 8.13, Achilledea 8.12, Munstor 89, Fionnuala 8.8, Soultane 8.6, Blue Garment 8.6, Gallupin 85. Marble Star 8.4, Maui Nina 8.0, Worcester 8.0, Caber Feagli 3.0, Luperino 8.0, Parsimony 8.0, Gold Lao 8.0.
STEEPLECHASER DESTROYED. Dogger Bank staked one of his shoulders so badly by his escapade in the Chevalier? Steeplechaso at Avondalo that his case was yesterday pronounced to be bopclosj. and Inspector Adler yesterday destroyed tho animal.
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