SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13206, 13 February 1905, Page 5

SPORTING.

. C.J.C. SUMMER MEETING. (Peb Umted Passa Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, i'ebriry 11. i . The CJ.C. sufnnlcr ir.efiliiig was continued , to-day iii fine weather, i'hiro was 6 moderate' attendance. The racing was fairly interesting. Tlie totalisator turnover was £3771, making a i total for tho meetih'g of £7187. I'caiilts:— : KICHMOXI3 PLATE, i Of lOOsovs. Eve furlongs. 62—Mr J. Jj\ Buchanan's bt f Ingleneuk, by Benzoin—Fireside, 7.7 (L,, King) 1 i 160—Mr G. G. Stead's b f Munjeot, 10.5 (Derrett) 2 i 18—Mr W, H. Rooney's b'f Grand Poplar, G. 7 (Olliver) . 3 ; . Also started: 67 Glenowlet 9.0, 40 Hilarity i 3-6, 60 Handel 7.12, 7 Euolid 7.11, Assagai" 7.8 (coupled with Ingloneuk), 13 Makarofi 6.9, 6 iJuceletich 6.7, S-Csuczor 6.7. There was a straggling start, of which Glenowlet had all tho worst, and Inglehcuk at , once shot out with a clear lead of Munjcct, . Grand Poplar, and Hilarity. At the distance Irigleneuk was well clear of tho field, arid she ran home an easy winner by three lengths; Hilarity fourth; Glenowlfct fifth. Time, lriiin 2 3-53ec. Dividends, £1 16s Si and 12s 6dBELFAST PLAi'E, Of lOOsovs, Olie mile and a-lialf. 58—Mr J. f'ranks's b g Wet Blanket, by Quilt, aged, 11.8 (If' Donald) .. 1 162—Air C. Macheli's eh g Slow Torn-, aged, 11.9 (Mr G. Stead) .. . .. .. 2 36—Mr H. W. Dunn's eh g Carlo, aged,. 10.9 (L. Parkinson) .J .. 3 Also started: 42 Zingari 10.11 and 37 Gold Bangle 10,2, Gpld Bangle made all the running from Slow Tom and Wet Blanket to the straight, where ho retired, and Slow Tom and Wet Blanket camo right away. In a good finish Wet Blanket outstayed Slow Tom and won by a length and a-halfj Carlo, five lengths away, third, Time, 2min 44 l-ssec. Dividend, £5 3s 6d. MIDDLE PARK PLATE, Of 500sovs. Six furlongs. 47—Sir Georgo Clifford's cli c Stronghold, by Clanranald—Safeguard, Syrs, 8.9 (Ashby) 1 61—Mr J. H. Prosser's b f Marguerite, Syrs, 7.11 (Olliver) .. 2 201—Mr G,» G. Stead's ch o Noctuiform, 1 Syrs, 8.9 (Ashby) 3 Stronghold jumped away in front, and, making all tho running, won very comfortably by two lengths from Marguerito, who beat Soctuiform by. three lengths. Time, imin 14 2-ssec, Dividend, fo 19s. ST. ALBANS HANDICAP, Of lßOsovs. One mile, 266—Sir G. Clifford's ch h Golden Vcift, by Clanranald—Golden Crest, Syrs, 3.1 (Ashby) 1 104—Mr F. Nelligan's bhDo la Roy, 4yrs 7.0 (M'Guire) 109—Mr Grantley's ch g Ability, -lyrs, G.lO . (Ollivor) 3 Also started: 46 Sea Lion 6.7, Golden Vein and Sea Lion ran together for half a mile, when tho former shot out, and, coming on, won very easily by two lengths; Ability, five lengths away, third. Time, Imin 42 2-oseo, LINWOOD WELTER, Of lOOsovs. One milo. 120—Mr M'Caulay's br g Speculate, by Banner—Spec, Gyrs, 7.11 (Cnhill) .. 1 97—Mr O. R. Wise's br I Stepaside, 3yrs, 7.7 (M'Guire) .. .. 2 90—Mr T. Sheenan's b m Antigone, syrs, 7.12 (Derrctt) 3 Also started: 61 Lee-Enfield 8.10, 206 Reduction 8.10, 41 Elibank 7.10, 103 Secret Society 9.5. Stepaside and Antigone were quickest to show out, but Stepaside went through at once and led into the straight. At the distance Stepaside appeared to be winning comfortably, but, tiring over the last furlong, Speculate, finishing fast, just got up in time to win by a neck; Antigone, a length away, third. Time, Imin lisec. Dividends, £4 0s Cd and fl 13s. SELLING RACE, Of 50sovs. Six furlongs. 73—Mr E. J. Koden's rn in Ordnance, by Son-01-a-Giin—Melusina, 6yrs, 3.4 (lloden) i 74—Mr M'Crackeii's ch g Clanburn, aged, 8.11 (R. King) 2 40—Mr T. Sheenan's ch m Merrymaker, syrs, 8.4 (Derrett) 3 Also started; 25 Natalie 8.11, 35 Quickfire 8.4, 58 Nor'-wester 8.4, 7 Cuirrassetta 7.11, 31 Gold Bangle 7.11, Sahara 7.11 (bracketed with Gold Bangle), 12 Kalypso 6.11. Ordnance was in front all the way, and, lasted just long enough to win by a tare half length, with Merrymaker a neck away third. Time, Imm 17sec. , Dividends, £3 Gs and £1 Is 6d. The winner ' was purchased by Jit F'. Nclligan for iSG FLYING HANDICAP, Of UOsovs. Five. furlongs. 149—Mr J. Buckley's b g Master'Alix, by Stepniak—lrene, 3yTS, 9.8 (Derrett) 1 GB—Mr D. M'Kendrv's b g Manjess, syrs, 8.7 (L. King) .. .. 2 £o—Mr C. Deacly's br m Replete, Syrs, 7.12 (M'Guire) 3 Also started: 154 Sandy 8.8,198 Tessera 8.7, King's Guest 7.9. Master Alu; jumped away in front, and was never headed, winning comfortably by two lengths from Manjess, who beat Replete by a neok for second place. Time, Imin 2 2-s'scc. Dividend, £3 19s Gd. POST HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. One mile, 87—Mr G. G. Stead's b f Golden Lily, by Multiform—Corolla, cfyrs, 9.0 . (Jones) 1 108—Mr C. Cr. Dti'gety'.s ch m Stepdancer, Gyra, 8.6 (W. Brown) 2 82—Mr G. P. Payne's ch g Tirole, 6yrs, 8.4 (Derrett) 3 Also started: 67 Cathron 7.4, 26 Sarangos 6.7, 19 Guard of Honour 6.7, 6 Taxpayer 6.7. Guard of Honour made the running clear of Golden Lily, but once heads were turned for homo Golden Lily shot out, and won very easily by foiir lengths; Stepdancer a nose ahead of Tirole. Time, Imin 43sec. Dividends, £3 Is and 16s 6d. D.J.C. AUTUMN MEETING. (Peb United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, February 12. The following handicaps ha.vo been declared by Mr Henrys for the Dunedin Jockey 'Club's autumn meeting:— Autumn Hurdles, of 70sovs. One mile and three-quarters.—Slow Tom 11.5, Roller 10.12, Zealous 10.10, Wonderful 9.10, Force 9.0. Gladbrook Wolter Hack Handicap, of 69sovs. Seven furlougs.-Heirloom 10.4, Captain Kettle 9.3, Prince Lons 9.9, Mctford 9.5, Carlo 8.13, Jolly Roger 8.10, Redstart 8.9, Beckv Seaton 8.5, Radium 8.4, Barbetto 8.3, Stepchild 8.0 Bellini 8.0. DUNEDIN CUP, Of SOOsovs; second horse Gosovs, and third 3f.sovs. One mile and a-lialf. . st lb st lb Palfas 813 Quaega .. .. 72 Vladimir .. .. 813 Juniper .. .. 813 Red Gauntlet.. 810 Stepdancer .. 612 Caunie Cliiel ..8 6 Sandy .. .. G 8 Savoury ..8 5 Be la Rcy ~0 7 Kelburn .. .. 713 Tirole .. .. 6 7 Ohoorka. .. .. 7 9 Sea Lion .. 6 7 Lady Wayward 7 4 Stewards' Welter,, of TOsovs. Seven furIr.ii'".—Kelburn 10.1.3. B'ackstone 9.13, Lady Soult 9.8, Secret Society 9.6, Tirole* 9.G, Stepenfeldt 9.3, Speculate 9.3, Tugcla 9.3, Beau Seaton 9.2, Donna Rosa 8.10, Deerstalker 8.3, Lolah 8.0, Crown Imperial 8.0, Prince Loris 8.0, Carlo 8.0, Bcauclero 8.0. Berwick Hack Handicap, of aOsovs.. Five furlongs.—Captain Keltic 9.0, Jfetford • 8.8, Wee Macgrogor 8.2, Lilystone 7.13, Redstart 7.13, Blue Stockings 7.12, Muskburn 7.7, Glim 7.7, Radium 7.5, Melinda 7.3, Red Ronald 7.2, Hard-a-Lee 7.0, Jewel Case 7.0, Ardrcigh 610, Caplivation 6.10, Gypsobel G. 7, The Brat 6.7, Cuirrassetta 6.7. Publicans' Handicap, of 200sovs. Six furlongs.—Vladimir 9.13, Pallas 9.11. Petrovna 9.9, Master Alix 9.2, Flowor o' Clutlia 8.3, Cbryseis 8.2, Ghoorkf 7.13, Manjess 7.10, Brighton 7.10, Sandy 7.8, Secret Society 7.3, Tessera 7.2, Replete 6.13, Stepenfeldt 6.10, Ouidaform 6.9; King's Guest 6.7, Crown Imperial 6.7, Lolah 6.7. SWIMMING, Smooth water arid bright sunshine were conditions entirely favourable for tho swimming off on Saturday afternoon at St. Clair Baths of tho events arranged for by the Otago Swimming Club. There was a fair attendance, including a large sprinkling of schoolboys, and after the racing the baths presented an animated appearance, an impromptu polo scramble proving highly diverting. The 50 Yards Boys' Championship promised, to be an interesting competition, 14 entries, representing George Street, Union Street, Forbury, and Industrial Schools, having been ' received. Only three competitors, however, faced the starter. Dawson, a sparely-built lad ■ from Union Street School, with a neat, quick stroke, won rather easily from Sullivan (In- I dnstrial School) and Sims (Forbury School), j The winner having crossed Sullivan's track, however, these two swam the distance again, Dawson winning comfortably in 3Gsec—oniy ' lsec worse than the time occupied by the winner in the seniors* event. ' \ ' . For the 50 Yards Club Handicap there were five starters, the winner turning up in Sibbald (lsec). with Hall (scr) second and Jones''(3seo) third, the other competitors being Driscoll and Waterson, each 7sec. Hall, the .scratch msri, made a fino effort, being just beaten .oh the post after appearing to experience some diffi- ( culty in getting through. MesFrs J. C. K. ] Sibbald, R. E. Hull; and J..T, Prsin for the ! junior events, and Messrs W. A. Brown and ' A. B. Gallagher for the senior events, acted ' as judges, Messrs J. T. Prain and G, J. C. 1 Smart officiating as timekeepers, and Mr F. Gi 1 "Williams as handicappor and starter, v . 1 n private wire to hand states that prior to winning the Flying Handicap at Eiccarton on Saturday the Stepniak gelding Master Alix was purcljasfid by, Ifr St. J.oJh} fif , Qaasff- j