HORSE RACING.
[By EIECTIUC.-T-EIiWiUAPII^—CoPYIIIGiIT.J (Per Press Association.) ENGLISH RACING. Received September 30. at 9.10 a.m. London, September '29. Tlxe raoeliorse \oil Gow lias broken down, badly in the forelegs, and will not bo able to race a pain. The result of,.the .Tockey, Clnb Stakes at tlie Newmarket. mooting ..was Lem•bc>r<? 1. Dibs 2. Ulster King 3.
AUSTRALIAN RACING.;. ' [By Electric Telegraph—Copyrioot.] (Per Press Association.) Received September 30, at 10.30 a.m. Sydney, September 30. Royal Ned has been scratched for the Epsom : but remains in the Metropolitan. Several New Zealand sportsmen were amoimst the interested spectators at the final gallops. Gold Lace and Artillerie did an attractive gallop over seven furlongs, finishing together in Iniin 3-Usec. though Artillerie was allowed to hold the position only on sufferance. Master Soult cut out a mile in ltiiin -loi'soc, a record, which Broadsword, shaping well, equalled. Golden Slipper and CmsiueHa were content with slow work. Effort beat Chauvelin over six furlongs •in lmin 20sec: Sunburnt accounted for seven furlongs Tn lmin 3-Usoc ; Kquitas live furlongs in lmin B'.sec. Mundie had the worst of a >et-to with Applepie over six furlongs in lmin 21 sec. A number of other good.times were done, but no sensational gallops. . GERALDINE RACES. (Per Press Association.) Orari, September 30. For the second day of the Geraldiue Racing Chili's meeting the weather is fine and the" attendance good. Ten bookmakers, five inside pud. five outside, are licensed. Results: Hack and Hunters" Hurdles.—Beckwell 1, Gold Pin 2. Grv.svenor 3. Won by a short head after a .great finish. Time. 3miii 1 2-ssec. Shorts Handicap—All (inns 1, Stepmaid 2, Clanmena 3. Won by a : length. Time. 50 2-ssee. ■ WANGANUI RACES. (Pep." Press Association.) Wanganui. September 30. Following are the acceptances for the second day oi the Wanganui Jockey Club's meeting :—■-■•' Hig'.rie Handicap, 1} mile. —Glemora 8.9, Lady .Medallist. 8.8, Sir" Antrim S.O. Wimniera 8.3. Tip-toe 7:7, Coro- " netted 7.5. 'John 7.2, Mart on 6.9. Marangui Handicap, ] mile.—Electrakoff: 9.3. Clemora 8.11. Swimming Belt 7.13. Dreadless 7.5, Lethean 7.5. The.Lark 7.2. Master Laddo 6.13. Brunswick Hurdles, V. mile. —Tauira •11.13, Rcmnae 1(1.2,- Sardonyx 10.2, Golnbird .9.10. Xavior 9.9, Longner 9.7, The Native 9:1)., Waitapu 9.0, =Mbose 9 -°-' ■ Aramohb Hurdles. I.', mile:—The Native 10.6, TVWlictu 10:6, Waikarak-i 10.5,' Eotare. 9.2, Master Lethe 9.0.Oweu Handicap, 6 furlongs.—Emblem S.-7. Mon Ami 8.2, Countermine 7.0, Tcrr.ii 7.6, Merchantman 7.0. Railwnv Handicap, 6 furlongs.— Golden Loop 9.1. Gold Batterv 7.13, Attention 7.12. All lilue 7.9, Big Blast 7.9. Vab'ir.ino 7.7. Euroce. 7.1. Falsetto 7.0. East Wind 7.0, Sir Tuiloch 7.0, Allurement- 7.0.
Aleut::.' ifnck Hawlifnp;'" 1- mile'. — Slni.i'i f.5, Golden Loop 9.0,- Cheddar S.'i. 7.1-2. Attention 7.11, Tain 7.10, Glon 7.10, St. -Lunisden 7.10, Uallet 7.9, First Battery 7.8, Rangikapua 7.3, Kilosteri 7.3, Clorinda 7.0, Stevens 7.0. •
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10573, 30 September 1910, Page 4
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