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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1108, 26 May 1893, Page 25

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(press association.) London, May 17. The raca for the Newmarket Stakes (of 4500 sovs) was run to-day, and resulted as follows : Mr McCalmont's Isinglass ~. 1 Lord Ellesmere's Phocion 2 Mr Rose's Ravensbury 3 London, May 23. Tho latest betting on the Derby is 9 to 4 on Isinglass. Sydney, May 22. It is reported that the well-known racehorse Welcome Jack has died from the result of an accident. Sydney, May 24. Generally spoakiog the weather for the holiday was fine throughout the colonies. At tho Sydney lurf Clab's meeting today the Royal Stakes resulted as follows : Bel Giorno, 1 ; Melodla, 2 ; Shamrock, 3. Won by half a length. There were 21 starters. Time, lmin 15seo. Melbourne, May 24. At the V.R.C. Queen's Birthday Meeting to-day the Birthday Handicap resulted as follows :—Newton, 1 ; Sternohaser, 2 ; Graduate, 3 Fifteen started. Won by half a head. Time, 2min 38|seo. KOTAHITANGA MAORI R.O. MEETING. (by telegraph.—own correspondent) Masterton, May 18. The Kotahitanga Maori Racing Club held their annual meeting to-day on the Akura course, about a mile out of Masterton. The totalisator put through L 892. The following are the results : First Hawaiki Hurdle Handicap, of 25 sovs ; one mile and a half—Dromedary, 1; Mariner, 2 ; Makomako, 3. Time, 3min 3 l-58ec. Dividend, L2 2s. Second Ranookako Hurdle Handicap, of 10 sovs; one mile and a distance ;|for Maori horses only—Rumatiki, 1; La Grippe, 2 ; Moiki, 3. Time, 2min 2 l-ssec. Dividend, L 4 9s. Henenuitipo Bracelet, of 20 sovs ; welter weight-for-aga ; one mile Dromedary, 1; Ahitangi, 2; Twilight, 3. Time, lmin 53 1 ssec. Dividend, LI 7s. Kotahitanga Maori R.C. Handicap, of 50 sovs ; second horse, 5 sovs ; one mile and a half—Kent, 1. ; Donovan, 2; Brookfield, 3. Time, 2min 48sec. Dividend, L 5 4s. Huia Maiden Hack Handicap, of 15 sovs —La Grippe, 1; Runiatiki, 2 ; Flaxbourne, 3. Time, lmin 20sec. Dividend, L2l. Waitangi Flying Handicap, of 30 sovs ; second 5 sovs; six furlongs—Kent, 1; Delusion, 2; Donovan, 3. Time, lmin 20sec. Dividend, LI 16s. Matabiki Farewell Handicap, ot 20 sovs; one mile—Silent Friend, 1; Rock, 2 ; Mariner, 3. Time, lmin 52sec. Dividend, L 4 ss. AUCKLAND R.C. WINTER MEETING. , (PRESS association.) Auckland, May 19. The following acceptances for the Auckland Racing Club's Winter Meeting were received to-night : Grand National Hurdle Race, of 250 sovs ; two miles—Knlnine and Mangere, list 121 b; Tiritea, list 51b ; Marechal Neil, 10st 91b ; Gondolier, 103 t 71b ; Belmont, lOst; Kapua, 9st 81b ; Criminal, 9et 71b ; Despised, Ingorina and Fiukem, 9at 61b; Mutiny, 9st i 41b; Try Fluke and Tattler, 9st 31b; De- 1

ceiver and Ika Vuka, 9st 21b; Bombardier, 9a t. Great Northern Steeplechase, of 400 sovs; about three miles and a half—Norton, 12st 81b; Mangere, 12st 41b; Tiritea and Shillelagh, list 41b; Booties, lOst 81b ; Waterbury, lOst 71b; Gondolier, lOst 51b; Parnell and Marechal Neil, 10st; Fiukem, 9at 121 b; Scaltheen, 9st 101 b ; Chester and Auckland, 9st 91b ; Deceiver, 9st 81b ; Isidore, Marine, Darebin, Nero, Despised and Bombardier, 9st 71b. Kulnine and Norton are strong favourites for the double event. DUNEDTN JOCKEY CLUB. DrjNEDiN, May 24. Tho morning broke fine for the D.J.C. May Meeting, but fog and mist came on, and one or two showers fell. The amount put through the machines was £4307, as against £6142 last year. The following were the results : Hurdle Race, of 80 sovs; the second horee 10 bovb ; about two miles—l 49 Russell's blk g Magpie, list 131 b, 1 ; 65 G. Robertson's b g Leroi, 9st lllb, 2 ; 72 W. Cook's b g Smuggler, list 31b, 3. 106 Rebel also started. Time, 4min 28£seo. Dividends, £2 5s and £2 13s. Maiden Plate, of 50 sovs ; one mile and a quarter-22 D. Mahoney's First King, by First Lord—Deceitful, 3yrs, 1 ; 74 Stephenson's b f Ulva, 3yrs, 2; 92 Sheenan's b g Spurned, syrs, 3. 46 Maribyrong, 12 Affection, 61 Launoelot JL, 16 Jack, 181 Napier, 40 Changeiog, 5 Puzzle, 115 Mikado, 12 Comrade also ran. Time, 2min 24spo. Dividends, £3O 15s and £2O 18s. Birthday Handicap, of 300 sovs ; seoond horse, 30 sovs ; third, 15 sovs. One mile and half—99 G. G. Stead's ch g Melinite, Nordenfeldt Pearl Ash, 7st 51b *;B9 S. Waddle's b o Captive, Captivator—Maid of Honour, Gat 91b, * ; 274 J. Stephenson's ch g Hippomenes, 83t 31b, 3. 66 Saracen, 38 Heather Bell, 50 Conjurer, 224 Lady Zet« land, 88 Awarua Rose, 50 Don Joseph, also ran. The judge was unable to separate Melinite and Captive, and the owners agreed to divide the stakes. Time, 2min 50seo. Dividends on Melinite—inside, £4 8s ; outside, £4 63. On Captive-£4 12j and £5 15s May Trot, of 80 sovs; three milesAchates, 50seo, 1; Little Boy, 67seo, 2. Sixteen others ran. Time, Bmin 40ieo. Dividends, £3 18s and £3 16s. Selling Race, of 50 sovs ; one mile and a distance—l 99 Harris' Lord Aston, Bst 51b, 1; 50 Cotton's Pennine, 6st 121 b, 2; 85 Hobbs' Qulbb'.e, 7et 12ib, 3. 56 Wayland, 13 Dunrobin, 105 Derby also started. Time, 2min lOaeo. Dividends, £2 15s and £2 13s. The winner was bought in for £33. Tradesmen';* Handicap, of 120 sovs ; second horse, 15 sovs ; third, 5 sovs. Ooe mile—2Bo P. Butler's oh c Au Revoir, St George—Farewell, 3yrs, 7st 91b, 1 ; 98 M. and C. Hobbs' b m Lady Zetland, Bat slb, 2 ; 74 Hungerford's b g Wakawatea, 9st 2lb, 3. Also ran—9l Vogengang, 119 Tempest, 34 Liberator, 76 Taogi Maid, 8 Paramu, 56 Awarua Roße, 36 Rosehill, 51 Stonehenge. Time, lmin 50seo. Dividends, £3 2s and £2 18s. For tho Post Stakes, of 20 sovs, Huia and Langley were entered, but the latter was scratched, leaving Huia to walk over. WANG AN UI STEEPLECHASE MEETING. Wanganut, May 24. The Wanganul Steeplechase Meeting took place to-day in bad weather. Tke rain was heavy and almost continuous. The following are the results : Flying—llo Nathan's Stooklißb, Sat, 1; 57 D. Scott's Dinfto, 7st 31b, 2; 86 T, Rowe's Goodwood, 7st 61b, 3. Tullooh. Prioress and Daisy Clipper were scratched. Time, lmin 20|seo. Dividend, £2. Wanganui Steeplechase—l 66 C. Wood, ley's Empire, lOst 101 b, 1 ; 66 L. Bennie's Chester, lOst 41b, 2 ; 79 Lowry's Gondolier, lOst 91b, 3. 139 Waterbury, 50 Gladiua, 91 Disturbance, 71 Allegretto, and 36 Marine also ran. Time, 6min 42 4'sseo, Dividend, £3 18s. Hunters' Steeplechase—s 4 J. G. Wil. son's Doctor, aged, lOst 91b, 1 ; 22 D. G. Rtddiford's Lasoar, lOst 41b, 2; 94 J. S. Nugent's Amalgam, lOst 41b, 3. 124 The Dunce, 147 King Rose, 16 Hilarius, also ran. Time, 4min 4£seo. Dividend, £7 4s. Winter Oats—l6s C. A. Durie's Musket, 4yrs, Bst 71b, 1 ; 37 H. Douglas' K»pua, 4yrs, Bst 61b, 2 ; 177 J. Keswick's Mutiny, 6yrs, 7st 91b, 3. Also started—--105 Tnllooh, 60 Cordelia, 106 Stockfish, 53 Daisy Clipper. Prioress was scratched. Time, 2min 49 2 ssec. Dividend, £3 9s. Trial StekpjjECHASE —29 Douglas' Waterbury, 7yrs, list 71b, 1 ; 32 McGovern's Otakeho, syrs, 93t 71b, 2 ; 15 Toms' Amalgam, syrs, lOst, 3. 8 Justice, 78 Allegretto and 14 Nanakia also started. Gondolier, Glenelg, Disturbance, Bradshaw and Marine were scratched. Time, 4mia 215 , e0. Dividend, £7 14s. Hack Flat—7s C. Woodloy's Pennant,B9t 41b, 1; T. Monitor's Storyteller, 7st. 2; C. Woodley's Gorse, 7st 12lb. 3. Chatterbox, Armoury, Swift, Makarua, Derry aad Whitiao also started. Time, 2min 10 4 sth sec Dividend, £7 3s. Final Ptbeplkchase—MoGovern's Ota» keho, 9st 91b. 1 ; J. Wilson's Disturbance, lOst 71b, 2 ; G. Parnell'a Iroquois, 9at 71b, 3. Allegretto, Cheater, King Rose and Couranto also ran. Dividend, £7 3s. THE WAKRENGAHIKA J.C. MEETING. Gisborne, May 24. At the Waerengohika Jockey Club Meeting to day the following were the results : Hurdles Criminsl, 1; Admore, 2 ; The Joker, 3. The only starters. Won by 250yds. Dividend, £1 lis. Hack Hurdles —Jibboom. Flying Handicap Emerald, 1 ; Royal, 2 ; Retribution. 3 Five others started. Won by a length. Dividend. £l4 2s. Sourry—The Waif. Dividend, £6 3s. Bhth« day Handicap—Retribution, 1 ; Fltzi»mes, 2 ; Zanzibar, 3. Five others ran. Won by a length. Dividend, £ll Is. Haok RaceJoker. Dividend, £8 4s. Forced Handi. cap—Firzjames, 1 ; Dangar, 2 ; Zanzibar, 3. One other started. Won by half a length. Dividend, £3 14s. £1323 passed through the machine.

Auckland, May 19. The thoroughbred Australian horses Stromholi, by Chester—Etna, and Clivedon, a full brother to Chester, are on board the Alameda, on their way to America. An effort is to be made to establish a permanent trade between America and Australia in blood stock, and Mr W. Lowe, an expert on the subject, proceeds to San Francisco for that purpose.