SPORTING NOTES.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 764, 22 October 1886, Page 13

SPORTING NOTES.

[Br Martini. J

Australian scribes are amusing themselves by discussing the possibilities of the Hon. J. White electing to win the Y.R.C. Derby with Yolcano instead of the popular and heavily-hacked Trident. The opinions expressed on the subject are various, but it seems to be pretty generally conceded that Mr White will have to stand to his best if he wins, and that Volcano is not the best. The following foalings are reported at Sylvia Park :—Ericyra (by Sledmere A talanta), colt to Ingomar or Leolinus; 'Radiance (by Fireworks—Sunshine), colt to Robinson Crusoe ; Radiant (by Robinson Crusoe—Radiance), cojt (dead) to Grand Prix ; Onyx (by Angler—Chrysolite) filly to Ingomar; Atalanta (by Dainty Ariel—Moonshine) colt to Leolinus. At Mr Walter’s stud farm : Fishgirl (by Yattendon— Fanny Fisher) has produced a colt to Ingomar. Mr Percival’s mare Satanella (by Hippocampus —Slander) a filly to The Dauphin. The steeplechaser Alaric was offered for sale recently at Messrs Hunter and Nolan’s yards, Auckland, and was knocked down to Mr J. Allwill for 97 guineas. The son of Day Dawn looked fairly well (say 3 Phaeton), but a very suspicious looking leg no doubt frightened many from competing for him. The «ood effect of a rule recently passed by Jockey Club is shown in the action of a small club in that district raising its stakes to an average of L3O. The rule is worth reprinting, and is as follows: * That, with a view of promoting legitimate racing and protecting the use of the totalisato”, this club resolves that no club in the provincial district of Auckland that sanctions the use of the totalisator shall receive a license to hold race meetings under the rules of this club that does not give at least the sum of L3O to each race advertised in its programme. .... The following were the principal winners at the A.J.C. Spring Meeting :-Hon. James White, L 2,720 10s ; Mr T. Jones, LI 140 ; Mr W. A. Long, L 705 ; Mr E. Eager, L6lB ; Mr J. R. Smith, L 585 ; Mr W. T. Lee, L 370; Mr A. Halzard, L 318; Mr H. E. Lord, L 30 0; Mr G. Osborne, L 292 10s ; Mr J. Phillips, L 277; Mr T. Daly, L 238; Mr. J. D. Robertson, L 231 ; Mr G. Edmundson, L 176 ; Mr W. E. Royd, L 192. Total, L 9,181. . . . ' Augur’s ’ table of winning horses during iqfi l ) 0 shows Nordenfeldt to be the largest nrize"- taker with L 3,300, Matchlock and Acme following with L 2,946 and L 2.937 resnectivelv The three horses named belong A pron J. White whose total winnings in stakes last season, as already stated, reached °Th. y S£“ Jockey. L»ke who hos freauently been reported to be coming to Australia, has changed his mind m favor of the land of stars and stripes, and it is said that he has accepted an engagement to ride in America for Mr Belmont, _ __ Reference is made to Trenton as follows m ‘VigilantV training notes Trenton, looking S very well to the eye, althougha a trifle sore, was given half pace work m company Wl At Hunt Club meeting at Rosehill the other day, the Auckland mare Julia Ann won the Cumberland Hunt Club Steeplechase, two miles and a quarter,, id 4mins 55secs, with 10st 91b up. Only two finished, and the mare cantered in. Cerise and Gold, by Wilberforce-Con-tessa, won the Maiden Plate, I ja^‘ es and Newmarket Handicap at the Dubbo meeting the other day. , , , , t Coming events cast their shadows before. The Sportsman of the 6th inst had a paragraph to this effect Judging by the exceptionally large number of coupons we have received selecting Ben Bolt to wm the to Caulfield Cup, theNewbold horse is likely to start a great public favorite. The sorting and counting has not yet been completed, but something like five thousand of our readers have picked Ben Bolt as the winner of the Caulfield Cup. Mr E. J. Baldwin, a well-known racing man in America, has engaged the colored Archer, Isaac Murphy, for the ensuing racing season the retainer being 10,000 dollars, that being the largest sum ever paid to a jockey in the States. The Breeder and Sportsman has the following on the subject: —‘ But if there is a jockey living urho

deserves it at all it is Isaac Murphy. He has not a superior, if, indeed, an equal, as a rider, and is the very embodiment of honesty and integrity. The latter quality, combined with his great ability, makes him immensely popular, and his appearance in the saddle is always greeted with applause, and that of a deafening kind when one of his great finishes sends his mount to victory. Mr L. P. Tarlton, a prominent young Kentucky lawyer, and head of the Fleetwood Stable, who has known Murphy since he was a child, and who attended to the latter’s business in a legal way, in referring to him the other day, remarked “If there is any one person that would not do a dishonest act, or that can be trusted beyond a money value, it is that colored boy, Isaac Murphy. They say every man has his price, but money can’t buy that boy.” The English language could hardly put it stronger than that, and the significance of it is, it is well deserved.’

WINNING AUSTRALASIAN JOCKEYS.

Sportsman

The following record of winning jockeys this season is compiled as accurately as it is possible to be, seeing that at a number of country meetings only those jockeys’ names who are placed are given, in some instances not even that information being obtainable. Lyford’s record amongst the cross-country riders might be pointed at as a case in point. He has the splendid average of five wins out of six mounts, but he may have had many more losing mounts than the one be is credited with :

ISLAND BAY RACING CLUB,

Spring Meeting Acceptances.

The following acceptances have been received for this meeting : Local Handicap. —Shab, Bstl2lb; Charmer, Bst 101 b; Heuutatioo, BsS 31b; Forward, 7st 81b ; Lifebuoy, 7et 21b ; Vanity Fair, Handicap Hurdles. Jim, list 101 b ; Freebooter, lOsfc 7ib ; Patricius, lOst 6ib; Forest King, 9st 71b ; Forward, 9st slb. . Island Bat Handicap. —Pashr, 9it 41b ; Administrator, 9st 2lb ; Shah, Bst 31b ; Charmer, 7st 121 b ; Rumor, 7st 81b ; Strenuous, 7st 71b ; Norman by, 6st 91b. Stewards’ Stakes. —Shah, Bsi 11 lb; Rumor, Bafc 51b ; Strenuous, B=t 51b ; Revoke, Bst 41b ; Charmer, Bst 3:b ; Tornado, 7sm Ulb , hocward, 6st 101 b.

The racehorses Administrator, Forester, Normanby, Pasha, Tornado, Forma, Musk Rose, and Cremorae arrived by the Kotomahana from Napier on Sunday. Forms, Cremorne, and Musk Rose went on toChri3tchurcb, while the others remain here to fulfil their engagements at the comiDg meeting at Island The Secretary of the Island Bay Park Racing Club intimates that during the Spring Meeting to-day and to-morrow no games of hance will be allowed on the course. By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. (SPECIAL TO UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION) London, October 12. The Middle Park Plate was run at Newmarket to-day, and resulted as follows The Middle Park Plate, of 500 sovs, added to a sweepstakes of 30 sovs each ; 20 rt ; for two-year olds ; colts, Bst 101 b ; fillies; Bst 71b ; with penalties for winners ; Bretby Stakes course ; 107 eubs. Lord Calthorpe’s ch c Florentine, by Petrarch—Hawthorndale ... 1 Mr D. Baird’s •ch o Enterprise, by Stirling—sister to King Alfred g Maxim

THE CHAMPION STAKES. London, October 15.

The Champion Stakes at the Newmarket Meeting were won by the Duke of Westminster’s Ormonde, Mr Manton 8 Oberon, 2 , Prince Soltykoff’s Argo Navis, 3.

MELBOURNE NOTES. (BEUTEB’S T.TLKG RAMS.) Melbourne, October 14. Highland Mary has been scr'ftietied for the , Melbourne Cup. Mez,boxjsne, October 15. Cairo has been scratched for the Melbourne Cup.

Melbourne, October 17.

The following > 8 fc he latest betting on the Melbourne Cap":—Ben B fit 10 to 1, Britisher 15 to 1, Isonomy 10 to 1, Maiua 12 to 1, Sheet Anchor 25 to 1, Silvermine 10 to 1, Trident 6 to 1.

Melbourne, October 18. Zeno and Nelson have been scratched for the Melbourne Cap. Melbourne, October 18.

Stornoway has been scratched for the Cup. Latest betting—Melbourne Cup : Trident, 6 to 1 ; Ben Bolt, 10 to i ; Isonomy, 10 to 1; Little John, 12 to 1 ; S Ivermine, 10 to 1 ; Britisher, 20 to 1 ; Maiua, 20 to 1 ; Sheet Anchor, 25 to 1,

(special to united press association.) Melbourne, October 14.

A large number of horses ware 3gain out at Jb’lemington this morning, St -John did a mile and a half in excellent style in 2min 52Jjec. Mone Christo and Trident finished a spin over the Derby distance together, the latter moving rather stifly after his work. Islander was in splendid condition, and did the best gallop of the morning, covering eleven furlongs in 2min 3iJjec. Melbourne, October 14.

In consequence of a report that a great gallop took place at Caulfield to-day between Jim Cain and Little John, a considerable amount of money has been invested on the latter, and he has been backed down to 6 to 1. About Silvermine 4 to 1 is taken and offered, oa the strength of a gallop this morning. Inlander has been backed to win a coaple cf -thousand at 100 to 2. He is now quoted at 100 to 3. At Fiemington this morning some of the youngsters were out, and did good. work. Perhaps covered three furlongs iu 38secs. The Hon Mr White’s Aberdeen and Lara had a spin over five furlongs, finishing in lmin 6sec. Miranda and Abydos were sent the same distance, and took half a second longer. Huntingtower and Oceania were also worked together, finishing five furlongs in lmin SJiec. Melbourne, October 15.

At Tlemington slight showers fell daring the Dight, preventing any fast work being done this morning, but the weather is now clearing np. There was a largo attendance at T&ttersall's last night, and Silvermine was made a firmer favorite than ever at 100 to 30. Britisher and Little John are quoted at 8 to 1. Mentmore has been backed to win £SOOO at 100 to 3, and is now quoted at 100 to 4. Lesbia is quoted at 100 to 5, but 100 to 4 is wanted. Silvermine and Sheet Anchor have been heavily backed for the Melbourne Cup at 100 to 4 each

Melbourne, October 15, 3?espite ugly rumors which are beiug circulated concerning Silverinine, he Etill maintains the position of first favorite, and 100 to 30 is taken about him. 8 to 1 is taken about Britisher. Little John is quoted at 100 to 12. Recall, 100 to 10; Ben Bold and Balcony, 100 to 8. Lesbia was backed to day to win £3OOO at 100 to 5, and has now shortened a point. Other quotations are —St John, 100 to 5 (off) ; Mentmore and Zeno, 100 to 4 (off) ; Tarpeia, Midstream and Islander, 100 to 3 (off). Robertson will ride Bilvermine ; Ealkm, Britisher ; O’Brien, Ben Bolt ; Ellis, Zeno ; Power, Recall ; Walker, Mentmore ; Gorry, Millstream ; Olds, Boolka. Mentmore, Zeno or Silvermine should finish the winner. Melbourne, October 16.

There was a large attendance at Tattersail’s last n’ght, but little business, only the favorites meeting with support at prices already mentioned. Grca.ce Darling was backed to win £IO,OOO on the Melbourne Cup at 100 to 4. This was the only important wager booked during the evening. Melbourne, October 18.

Brighton and Doctor O’Hara, together with Jerry Jerome, are credited with winning large stakes over Ben Bolt’s victory in the Caulneld Cup. Owing to a good gallop on Saturday, 2 to 1 is freely laid about Trident for the Demy, but no money is forthcoming at the price, the bookmakers wanting. 6 to 4. Ten to 1 can be got about any o£ the others.. 3?or the Melbourne Cup the betting is—Trident, 100 to 20, tan ; Ben Bolt and leonomy, 100 to 10, off ; Silvermine and Little JohD, 100 to 8, off ; Malm, Grace Darling, Sheet Anchor, and Britisher, 100 to 5, off ; the rest, 100 to 3 to 100 to 4.

THE CAULFIELD CUP.

(BEUTEr’S TELEGEA3I3.)

Melbourne, October 14. The following is the latest betting on the Caulfield Cup : —Sivermine, _9 to 2 ; Little_ John, Bto 1 Bea Bolt and B.oolica, 10~o»l ; The Levite, 15 to 1 ; Recall, 8 to 1 ; Britisher, 9 to 1.

Melbourne, October 15. From the appearance of the weather, it seems doubtful whether to-morrow, the Caulfield Cup Day, will be fine. The following is the latest bettiug for that event Silvermine, 7 to 2 ; Boolka, 8 to 1 ; Britisher, 9 to 1 ; Little John, 9 to 1 ; Becall, 10 to 1 ;• Ben Bolt, 12 to 1 ; St. John, 16 to 1 ; Lesbia, 20 to 1 ; The Levite, 20 to 1. (SPECIAL fro UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Melbourne, October 17_. The second day’s racing of the Victorian Amateur Turf Club was held at Caulfield yesterday. The forenoon wa3 overcast and threatening, bnt no rain fell. The attendance was larger than last year, and it is estimated that fully 50,000 persons were present when the Cup was run. The number of visitors from the neighbouring colouies was larger than in any previous year. Hi 3 Excellency the Governor of New South Wales was among the visitors, and appeared to take deep interest m the proceedings. The crowd within the enclosure was so great that locomotion was almost impossible on the lawn. 1 he stand also was literally packed. By Ben' Bolt’s victory in the Cup once more _ has a brilliant coup been effected, and peroaps never in the annals of racing have matters , teen worked better by the stable. Previous

to big coming to Victoria, Ben Bolt’d placid ] performances were eleven wins, two seconds, and two thirds. All through the winner received such steady support for the Caulfield Cup as to place him first favorite, but a month ago a hostile demonstration drove him back In the betting, and 100 to 2 was offered against him. However, at Sydney Tattersali’s on 20th September, 10,000 to 800 was taken in one v* hand, and several 10,0.0 more were booked at the fsame prioe. The confidence of the public was shaken to such an extent that an offer made by Mr Oxenham, the bookmaker, on Friday . night, to lay 2000 to 800 that Beu Bolt would not get a place paesed unheeded. Ben Bolt won cleverly, though, at the distance post, it looked a hundred to one that Silvermine would win. The ring have been haid hit by Beu Bolt's victory. The following is a report of the Cup race : Catjlfield Cup Handicap, of 1500 sovs ; 10CO eova to to to the lirst horse, 300 to the second, and 200 to the third. One and ahalf miles. Mr W. Strickland's Ben ifolt, 4yrs, 7<t 6ib (O’Biien) 1 Mr J. E. Sadler’s Silvermine, 4yrs, Bit (Kobertson) 2 Mr M. Lcughlin’s Britisher, aged, Bst 21b (Fallon) 3 Mr S. Miller’s Boolka, B*t 7ib ; Mr S. G. Cook’s Kemus, 7st 81b ; Mr T. Coffey’s St. John, 7«t sib ; Mr A. HaUzard’s Zsno, and Mr A. F. Smart's Burrilda, 7st 31b ; Mr O. Barnett’s Lesbia, 7st 21b ; Mr J. Feu!sham’s Bonnie Boon, 7st lib ; Mr C. C. McDonald’s The Levite and Mr B.Orr’s Kecall, 7st lib ; Mr W. A. FilgaU’s Tarpeia, 6st 131 b ; Mr J. Whittiugbam’s Mentmore, 6<t 111 b ; Mr W. Moran’s Jim Cain, 6st 91b ; Sir W. J. Clarke ! s First Consul and Mr J. G. Eeid’s Midstream, 6-t • S-b ; aud Mr G. E. Eeid’s Islander, 6st 61b, also raw. Little John was scratched at 10.52 n.m. Betting at the post was—Si'vermiue, 4 to 1 (agsti ; Britisher, 6 to 1 ; Boolka, 7 to 1 ; Ben Bolt and Kecall, Bto 1 ; Leabia and St John, 100 to 6 ; the others from 100 to sto 100 to 3. There was somewhat of delay at the post, caused principally by the fractiousness of Millstream. After several attempts the horses were sent away to an indifferent start, Islander beiug the first to show up, with Britisher next. At the carriage paddock St John, Zeno aud Britisher were leading and racing neck aud neck, with Ban Bolt next. As the horses left the straight Zeno was taken to the front, and here Jim Cain, who was coming fast on the outside, fed. At the end of the first half mile Zeno fell away beaten, and Boolka assumed command, with Mentmore, Kecall, Britisher, Beu Bolt, and First Consul in the order named From this positions varied frequently, and coming to the home turn the order was Bonnie Doon, in the lead ; then Britisher, The Levite, Boolka, Silvermine, Leabia, Kecall, and Ben Bolt. As they entered the straight, Fallon rushed Britisher to the front, closely followed by Silvermine. The latter, under a severe punishment, headed the Ballarat horse halfwajr down the straight, but when inside the distance post O’Brien brought Ben Bolt up the centre of the course with a terrific rush, and after a desperate struggle with the favorite secured a victory by a short neck, a long neck dividing Silvermine and Britisher ; Kecall fourth (half a neck away), Leabia fifth, St. John sixth. Time, 2min 42sec.

ONEHUNGA RACES

{UNITED PRE33 ASSOCIATION.! Auckland, October 16

The Onehunga Racing Club's Meeting was held to-day. There was a good attendance. The following are the events :—Maiden Plate. Temora, 1 ; Green Mount, 2 ; Watt Tyler, 3. Won by a length. Handicap Hurdles.— Tiger, 1 ; Rawenata, 2 ; Pair Play, 3. Won easily. Onehunga Cup.—Victory, 1 ; Friendship, 2 ; Orphan, 3. Won by a head. Novel Race.—Comet, 1 ; Otara, 2 ; Pauline,, 3. Won easily. Selling Steeplechase.—Pipi, 1 ; Ruabine, 2 ; Falcon, 3. Won by a couple of lengths. Plying Handicap.—Friendship, 1 ; Aimee, 2 ; Contractor, 3. A good r3,ce. Won by half a length. Handicap Steeplechase.Falcon and Quiip ran' a dead beat, Miss Griffiths, 3. A well contestel race. CHRISTCHURCH NOMINATIONS. • Christchurch, October 17. The following are the nominations for the Canterbury Jockey Club’s Races : Sprikg Meeting. SrRiNG Hurdles.— Secretary, Tres Sec, Peter Osbeck, Archduke, Forward, Lounger, Master Agnes, Mainboom, Meteor, Aroha, Mayboy, Trapper, Mammock, Lugwardine, Jim, Patricius, Reputation. Lance Memorial Stakes.— Lochiel, Marion, Russlev, Sierra, Fusilade, Thunderbolt, Longwaist, Rocket,First Lord, Tasman, Rubina, Tit Bit, Artillery, Spade Guinea, Apropos, Molly Bawn, July, Galatea, Maligner, Nelson, Musk Rose. Forester, Weasel, Turquoise, Derringer, St Ives, Ike. •* New Year 'Meeting. Middle Park Plate.— Maxim, Credulity, Chantilly, Fair Nell, Sierra, Longwaist, SultaD, First Lord, Sextant, Rose and Black, Artillery, Nortbcote, Repose, Siivermark, Ruby, Vaultress, Gipsy King, Fellina, Captain Wheeler, Wakatipu, Teredo, Lorraine, Red Ensign, Bronte, Kimberlev, Nemean Liod, Albany—Titania filly, St. Swithiu, St. Clair, St. Ives. Midsummer Handicap.— Lochiel, Moana, MatioD, Chantilly, Hermitage Fusilade, Longwaist, Fog, First Lord, Leom, Tasman, Rubina, Tit Bit, Artillery, Spade Guinea, Rnby, Derwenter, Maligner, Nelson, Patrician, Administrator, St Clair, St Ives. Grandstand Handicap,— Locbisl, Moana, Marion, Chantilly, Hermitage Fusilade, Fog, Longwais*", Rocket, First Lord, Leon, Osman, Rubina, Tir-Bit, Artillery, Spade Guinea, Ruby, July, Galatea, Maligner, Nelson, Administrator, La Rose, St. Clair, St. Ives, Rubezahl. Autumn Meeting. Challenge Stakes. Lochiel, Rossley, Credulity, Maxim, Count D’Onay, Sierra, Moana, Hongwaist, Fog, Rocket, Sultan, First Lord, Fellina, Captain Wheeler, Wakatipu, Teredo, Loraline, July, Galatea, Maligner, Red Ensign, Crutchfield, Nelson, Bronte, Kimberley, Musk Rose. Torori, Forma, Forester, Spy, Chantilly, Fair Nell, Sextant, Rose and Black, Artillery, Nortbcote, Repose, Artemis, Apropos, Siivermark, Ruby, Vaultress, Gipsy King, Orator, La Rose, Albany—Titania filly, Captain Cook, St. Swithin, St. Clair, St. Ives,

Rubezrhl, Thunderbolt, Disowned, Torrent, Engagement, Enfilade, Nemean Lion. Christchurch, October 20.

Brigadier has been scratched for all engageinputs at the Metropolitan Meeting, on account of lameness.

TIMARU ENTRIES AND ACCEPTANCES.

(UNITED PRE3S ASSOCIATION.) i i ’ . , Timabu, October 19. The followirig entries were made this evening with the ihon. secretary of the Timaru Racing Club, Mr Collins, for the Club’s Spring Meeting : Novel Race. —Rose. Twilight, Milkman, Red Robin. Pont Race. —Nelly, 93t 81b ; Impulse, 7st 91b ; Kitty, 7st 71b ; Floss, 7st. Selling Race.— -Twilight, Milkman, Picaninie, Brunette, Toitoi, Red Robin, all Sst 71b, The folllowing acceptances were received : Hurdles. —Moody, list 71b; Ben H, lOsfc 101 b ; Pirate and Panic, 9st 101 b : The Mount, 9st; Ivanhoe and Stockman, Sst 71b. Squatters’ Stakes. —Jack, 9st 81b, Quibble, 9st lib ; Derwenter, Sst 81b; Finance, 7st 131 b ; Melville, 7sfc 81b ; Jackal and Little Arthur, 6?t 101 b; Zealot, 6st. Hunters’ Hurdle Race. —Ben H, 12st 71b ; Pirate and Panic, 12st; Sawdust, list ; Wrangler and All Fours, 10st 101 b ; Kate and Juggler, lOst 71b ; Ivanhoe, Harkaway, Melrose, Fawn, and Wrangler, lOst. . _ Flying Handicap. —Jack, 9st 81b; QJiibble, 9st 31b; Derwenter, Bst 111 b ; Finance, Sst 21b ; Nelly and Melville, 7st 101 b ; Brunette and Polly, 7st 31b ; Jackall, 7st, October Hurdles. —Moody, list 21b ; Ben H, lOst 51b ; Pirate, lOst; The Mount and Kate, 9st 41b; Wrangler and Fawn, 9st; Lochnar and Ivanhoe, Sst 101 b. T.R.H. Handicap. —Jack, 9st_6lb ; Quibble, 9st 41b ; Derwenter, Bst 111 b ; Nelly and Melville, 7st 111 b; Jackal, 6st 111 b. Ladies’ Bracelet, —Finance, 12st 6_lb ; Ben H, list 41b ; Pirate, list 31b ; Panic list; Polly, lOst 101 b ; Wrangler, Kate, and Fawn, lOst 71b ; Sawdust, Juggler, The Mount, and No Mistake, lOst; Ivanhoe, Sluggard, Harkaway, and Wrangler, 9st 71b. Publicans’ Handicap. — Jack, 9st 81b ; Quibble, 9st 31b ; Derwenter, Sst 111 b j Nelly, Melville, and Jackal, 7st 101 b.

ON THE ELAT. Mts !Lst Wn Tom Hales 16 9 7 R. Ellis 25 19 6 C Gough 23 17 5 Campbell (.N.S. W.) 21 16 5 Fiddes 10 6 4 E. Gorry 13 9 4 R. Williams 24 20 4 T. Sanders 6 3 3 A. Robertson 22 19 3 Simmonds 21 18 3 B. Colley 20 17 3 Gallagher 9 7 2 F, Smith 20 18 2 J. Gough 26 24 2 Fielder 21 19 2 M'Intosh 5 3 2 J. Lindsay 6 4 2 R. Wyman 3 1 2 Phoenix ... 3 Kelso • • 9 7 2 M'Grath 8 6 2 Good 3 1 2 Argali ... 7 5 2 G. Lintott 2 — Guy E. Power 10 10 8 S 2 2 J. Bence 15 13 2 G. Williams 2 — - 2 Butterworth 2 2 HORDLES AND STEEPLES. Mts Lst Wn T. Lyford, N.Z. 6 1 5 Regan, S. / 8 J. Malone 10 W. M'Leod 9 7 2 Dunn, N.Z. 2 — 2 Talbot, S. 7 5 J. O'Connor 2 i 1 E. O’Brien, S. A, ... 3 2 1 T. Kain, S. A. 4 3 1 J. Gardner 5 4 1 J. King 7 6 1 J. Allen ... i 3 2 1 J. Rae, N.Z. 3 2 1 Tierney, S. A. 3 1 Kearney, jN.Z, 3 2 1 P. M'Govvan 6 5 1 M. Carey 3 2 1 T. Corrigan 2 i 1 A. Williams 2 1 1 G. Burton 3 2 1 Murdoch, S. A. 1 — 1 W. Beauchamp, S. A. 1 — 1 Willoughby ' 1 — 1 1 Sharp 1 Keighran 2 1 Connolly 2 1 1