SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 11686, 20 March 1900, Page 6

SPORTING.

HAWKE'S BAY J.C. RACES. (Peb ITnited Press Association.) , .< NAPIERi, March 19. Tlie weather was fine and the attendance large for the second day's races. Ifc was, in fact, a record meeting for the ehib in'every respect, including the racing, which in all events except the Stakes was very open though' the Canterbury representative who was a hot favourite, had no difficulty in anShT/ rh, m!' ney- In the B«ri;e Memorial Stakes Gal agher was thrown from Korematuku, but beyond a severe shaking received HARGH HANDICAP Of lOOsovs. Once round 26i-MpeK^ r 3 y r f^^.^ ,191-Mr Collelo-s Tlie Hempi?• &^ chanan> l 'in Vt 80 Tiracle 7-'U' 55 Temerake Empire G.^: L°nie Ul' 4° Sirocco ". « ri,, T rt V ght'^"i310?1 m^e the running until SECOND HANDICAP HURDLES Of lOOsovs. About two miles" ' IGS-Hcm. J D. Ormond's b g Roller, by Dreadnought— Roll Call, s yr s, 103 73-Mr Green's Tui, 0.5 (A. Hall) (^lliam3> \- lo2—Mr Ayer's. Coin, 9.2 (31b over)

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Holler held a ha,ndy position throughout and enme through in the home bend, v,he Sre, si'lenc 1114 im, Kuby, and Coin, he drew out And won very comfortably by about three lengths' -ume, 3mm 50Jsec. Dividend, £i 9 3 .

Nt ,™ HA\Y r KE' s BAY STAKES, Of 100sov- s . w«ght for age. Si^ furlongs and a-half.

70S-Mr G a. Stead's ch'c Screw Gun by ai°3 C(Derrettf °Se °J Welliileton> 3yrs, i66-Mr Donnelly's Antaia,"B.3"(DaVis)!; ". 2 wlS—Hon. J. D. Ormond's Renown,7 3 (Gallagher) 3 Also started: 29 Apollo 6.2. Screw Gun lav in the rear until entering the v-traight, when he went through and won. by six lengths. Time, linin 20sec. Dividend, £1 Second Hack Race; of SOsovs. Six furlongs. ■Condor, 8.3, 1; Murmur, 9.5, 2; Lady's Chain *./, 3. Four others ran. Won by a length, lime, lmm 16 2-3soc. Dividend, £4 7 a . ' BURKE MEMORIAL STAKES, Of 200sovs. One mile ana a-quar'ter 91-Mr.Watts's b m Palaver, by Apremont . —Platter, 4yrs, 7.9 (A. Lord) , 1 67—Mr Parsons's En Hakkore, 7.4'(211b over) (Buchanan) ... ~ 2 12S—Mr Evans's Coronet, 9.5 (Julian) .'. '.'. 3 Also started: 28 Tortulla 9.12, 144 Tire, 8.6, ■i7l Ideal 8.4, 31 Jadoo 7.5, 42 Korematuku v.13. Koreniatuku made the running for nearly ■half the distance, when En Hakkore took command, only to give way to the Apremont mare f- the^ straight. Time, 2miu 9 3-ssec. DiviJUVENILE HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Six furlongs. 401—Hon. J. D. Ormond's blk c Phooka by Robinson Crusoe—Elfiock, 9.0 82— Mr Hunter's Sirius, 6.10 (Ellin) ?. 2 9—Mrs Lowry's Casablanca, 6.10" (O'Neill) S Also started: 41 Heiress 8.4, 168 Kissniary 8.3, 145 Nobility 7.6, 10 Scotch Mist 610 Sinus, Heiress? and Casahianca led the forward division, Phooka lying last until the straight was reached, when he went through and won by a length. Time, lmin 3sec. Dividend £1 15s. Corinthian Handicap, of 30sdvs. One mile an.) a quarter.—Three Star,1 12.9, 1; AVindfall 11.7, 2; Chance, 10.0, 3. Won easily by three lengths. Time, 2niin 18 2-ssec. FAREWELL HANDICAP, Of 120sovs. Seven furlongs. 160—Mr Donnelly's br g Oingo, by Torpedo —Comnio, 4yrs, 8.8 .. ("p Davis) 1 226—Mr Watt's First Blood, 7.12 „. ~ i- . (Buchanan) 2 i4-Mr Morris's Cuirassette, 7.3 (Julian) 3 , Also started: 161 Titoki 8.8, 225 Stvßrieid 7.11, 39 Derringshot 7.3, 24 Mistra 6.7 °4I Hinepare 6.7. The running for about five furlongs was made by Hinepara, First Blood, St. Brigid, Oingo, and Cuirassette following in close order. Turning into the straight First Blood looked all over a winner, but here Oingo asserted his claim, and quickly mowing down tho leaders won by about a length. Time, lrnin 28 4-ssec. Dividend, £5 ss. •