SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13586, 7 May 1906, Page 9

SPORTING.

RACING IN ENGLAND, Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright, LONDON, May 4. _ (Received May 5, at 11.45 a.m.) 3 At the Newmarket meeting (he following was the result of the ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES, Of lOOsovs each; h. it.; for three-year-old , iillies; owner of second to' receive 400eovs, ■ and of the third 200sovs out of the stakes. 3 Weight, 9st. R.M. Sir Daniel Cooper's Flair, by St. Frusj quin—Glare i Mr W. M. 'G. Singer's Lischana, by Orvicto—Escalade 2 Duke of Portland's Paid Up, by St. Simon 1 , —Settlement 3 \ RACING IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA. ADELAIDE, May 5. : (Received May 5, at 10.42 p.m.) ' The following is the result of the Goodwood Handicap:—Stepont 1, Mozart 2, Fortune - Teller 3. There ware 20 starters. Won easily by two lengths. Time, Imin 145 sec. Dividend, £i 15s. I The St. Leger resulted as follows:— I Torali . 1, Carlinga 2, Shimose 3. Four started. WOll by a length and a-half, Time, 3min 23 4-ssec. i Dividend, £1 '4s. < CHRISTCFIURCH RACING CLUB'S MEETING. t (Per United Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, May 5. TJIO Christchurch Racing Club's autumn meeting was held to-day at Plumpton. Tho weather was dull, and' tho traek, as the , reult of yesterday's rain, was heavy ! Results:— HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 50sovs. • One mile.—Assegai, 9.9, 1; Farley Grove, 10.9, 2; Cannio Cliiol, 11.9, 3. Also started: Rongoa 10.7 and Graduated Tax 9.9. 'Won easily by two lengths. Time, lmin 49sec Dividend, £3 12s. •> , MAIDEN HANDICAP, of 35sovs. Seven furlongs.—Korea, 8.11, 1; Wakaurono, 7.10, 2; lnnnel, 8.2, 3. Also started: Fairboy 7.1u. Won comfortably. Time, lmin 35sec. Dividend, £1 12s. CHRISTCHURCH AUTUMN HANDICAP, of lOOsovs. One milo and s-quarter.— Makoroff. 8.1, l; Beau Seaton, 8.2, 2; Tirole 8.8, 3. Also started: Convoy 9.G, Terrapin 8.10, Czarevna 8.8, Pas Sent 8,2, and Isitsihar G. 13. Won bv two lengths. Time 2n J??^ 8e T c ' Divitle £5 14s and 12s. RICCARTON HANDICAP TROT of 45a0v3. Two miles.—Woodeiul, 22sec 1 Siewee, 27sec, 2; Miss Viking, 28sec, 3, Also Siar.ed: Cleopatra 24sec, Alicc rf. 35sec, and l'lcrra Mho 35sec. Won very easily. Timo smm 15 1-sbcc. Dividend, £2. ' FLUNG HANDICAP, of GOsova. Five furlongs—Atexis, 7.2, 1; Chivalry, 9.13, 2; iet.aml, 8.8, 3. Also started: Sandy 8.5, Maiuku 7.2, and Volodia G. 7. Won by quarters of a length, Timo, lmin 4 2-ssec Dividend, £3 Bs. HACK HANDICAP, o£ 25sovs Six furjongs.—Good Sight, 8.3, 1; Balsam, 8.3, 2; Merrymaker, 8.5, 3. Also started: Varna 90 Mango B.G, Adrift 7.10, and Parole 7.7. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin 18 l-ssec. Dividends, £G 12s and £1 4s. WELTER HANDICAP, of 50sovs. Six furlongs.—Hilarity, 9.8, 1; Cannie Chiel, 9.15, Largesse 8.5, 3. Also started: Antigone 9.3, Count Gorton 9.0, Lee-Enfiold 8.8 Ord■i»nco 8.7. and Parole AO. Won by tore* quai-terp of a, .ength. Time, lmin 19 1-fisoc. Dividends, £2 10s and £2 4s. SPREYDON HANDICAP TROT, of4ssovs Ono - mile.—Rossshield, Bsec. 1; Rutherglen! ljsec, 2; Grey Echo, scr, 3. Also started: Orlando scratch, Myrtle Girl 2sec, Veled? 7fec, Caiilivator 17sec, Xellio Spoc 19scc, and Croidon Belle 22sec. "Won by tliree-auartcrs of a longth. Time, 2min 29 2-ssec. Dividends, £1 14s and 18g. TAI-lUNA PAEK TROTTING MEETING. The following acceptancos have been received for Wednesday's meeting:— Trial Handicap, of 40sovs (optional). One mile and a-hiilf.—Exchequer 2 seconds, Cronje 2, General H. 2, Bessie Tr#cey 5, Encore 7 Arbitrator 7, M'Artncy 11, Lady Light 11, Albert W. 13, Lena B. 14, Plain Jim IG, Wai'ounamu IG, Lady H. 16. Marram Pony Handicap, of 2Ssovs (optional). Two mileß.—Taioma scratch. Bell Boy L. 3 seconds. Punch 5, Aquinns 7, Tourbillon 12, Stirling Knight 15, Mav Vixen 24, Ringman 58, Motorist 28, Lady Turpin 28, Kilbirnie Maid 3U. President's Handicap, of 60sovs (in saddle) Two liulos.—Little Frank G seconds, Miss K. 10, Dick Turpin 10, Wild Belle IG, Tracoy let 17, Value 20, Teddy 20, The Urchin 21 Airedale 25. ' 'BracoiC'ii handicap, of 30sovs (optional). Oho mi'e and a-lialf.—Silverton scartch, Ex* chequer 3 seconds, General H. 3, i?unch D M'Artney 12, Albert W. 14, Commie 17, Wnipounamu 17, Sea Foam 17. Combine 18, Vera Mac 18, Lady Berlin 20, The President 20. Beacb Handicap, of GOsovs (in harness). Two miles.—Bill scratch, Yeoman 2 seconds, 'Uorritrmc II 7, Otarac, 9, Woodend 12. St. Clair Handicap, of 40sovs (in saddle) Ono mile.—Pride of Burwood 20 seconds "mcoy Yet 22, Lady Vanclcve 2G, General 11. 2G, Airedale 27, Redan 28, Receiver 20, Bessie Tracey 29. Encore 30, Arbitrator 30, Octavo 30, The Pigeon 32. pasli Handicap, of 43sovs (harness). One mile.—Borlin M. 5 seconds, Ivywood 10, Tiie Banker 11, Impetus 11, Cronjo 12, Bell Bov h. 11, Itsdshield 18, in addition to thp above events Mr J. G. Soaton's Myosotis will give an exhibition trot at 2.30 p.m. against the present track record for a mile (2min 17 2-ssec). As this mare lins done 2min 15 2-ssec'in Chrislchurch, thus beating the time put up by Fritz, it Bhou'd ba an interesting trial of speed, and well wortli a visit to the grounds lo ste this alone. MARLBOROUGH RACES. (Fjiou Oob Own Correspondent,) BLENHEIM, May 6. Tlio following are the acceptances for tho first day of the Marlborough Racing Club's meeting: — Hack Hurdles; Ono mile and a-half.—Sar-donyx 11.4, Block Squall 10.0, Kudu 9.12, Cyrus 0.12, Motokiri 9.12, Iliporangi 9.lo.Kaitangatahi O.G, Pemmican 9.5, St. Amelia 9.2, Hoity Toity 9.2, Komingo 9.0, Bushy Park 9.0. Cup, One mile nnd ti-quarter.—Gold Crown 9.9, Roseal 8.9, Marguerite 8.0, Narcotic 7.8, Cnpu!e.t 7.7, Benheur 7.5, Serapiron Jack 7.2, M'lntosh 0.9, Hinurewa G. 9, Black Squall 0.9, Immolation G. 9, Gold Gi:ard 6.9. Autumn Handicap. Six furlongs.—Voucher 8.4, Shcrlock Holmos 8.3, Miss Lancelot 8.2, Secret 7.10, Sen Sen 7.9, Hero 7.9, Highland Fling 7.8, Lethertine 7.8, Mataari 7.6, Handsome Cap 7.3, Geisha 7.3, Geisha Girl 7.3, BaTlcv 7.3. Flying Handicap. Six furlongs.—Marguerite 9.0, White Ribbon 8.13, Sardonyx 8.5, Kudu 8.0, Hinurewa 8.0, Bowman 7.5, Rose Petal 7.3, Gold Guard 7.0, Gallahnd 7.0, Tiwha 7.0, Gold Dredge 7.0. ' Electric Hack Race. Five furlongs.—Montague 8.9, Hippodrome 8.8, Voucher 8.7, Sherlock Holmes 8.0, Sir Galiahad 8.5, Rosewood 8.2, Sen Sen 8.0, Letherline 7 13, Tiuthful 7.13, Secret 7.13, Hero 7.12, Highland Fling 7.12, Mntaari 7.0, Monsieur Eeuucaiix 7.8, Barley 7.5, Shamrock 7.5, 7.5, . Opawa Welter. Seven ftvrolns?.—Sherlock Holmes 9.8, Hipronyi 9,5, Lualla 9.4, Devonia 8.8, TVatisvaal 8,7, Sen Sen 8.6, Marsfone 5.5, lietherlino 5.4, Error 8.3. Trot. One mile,—Wclcome Msu-y 3 seconds, Bogey 4, Torpedo Bill 5, Hataee 7, Mobility 8. Tableau 8, Greyhound 9, Jess 11. 9, Dick 12, Dic.k Fly 14, Mutiny 14, Bridal Wreath 16, Rerenga 18, Vagabond 18. IXII®-STATU 7?T«HT-OAR RACE. PERTH, May 5. - {Kecelvcd May G, al lO.fiu a.m.) ] The Inter-Stste Eight-oar Race resulted as i follows:—Tasmania, 1, Victoria 2, New South , Wales 3. Won by two lengths. Time, lGmin ! lsec. • j OTAGO MODEL YACHT CLUB. 1 The Otago Modol Yacht Club ou Saturday ! sailed off on Lako Logan the seventh of the 1 series of races for the commodore's trophy. > lii the first race sailed the Millie, Mattie, nnd 3 Spray kepi well together for the first mile. ' After that tho Millie began to draw away, ' arid eventually won by three minutes froni 1 ■Mattie. In the next race tho Mattie led oil tho way. and won the event and. also tiie > trophy. This hrought to a cloeb the club's 1 races for the season. r HARE-SHOOTING AT HAKATARAMEA. I "Ba Kaka' writes: —A number of gentle- 1 men from Dunedin. Palmerston, Waitati, and 3 Kurow, 10 in all, had some excellent sport ' last week among Ihe'hares at Hakataramea. v For three days they put up a. tally of ovei 400 r hares. Tho veteran Harry Collins accounted v for a good number, as also did Messrs H. I M'Laren (Palmerston), Colehan (Waitati), and ' M'Donald (Palmerston), and his dog Dusald, a c fine specimen with a keen scent and very e strong, repeatedly retrieving game given I lip as lost. During their stay at h Station Peak, Waitangi and Hurstleys were visited. At the lf.ttei place tho hares wore very plentiful and strong,giving excellent sport. Among the party was ] a gentleman over 75 years of age, a fine shot I and .as active as a pointer on the hills. Tlio v bag not only contained hares, lint also grey )i ducks, swans, and puknkis, which fell to the w guns. Seeing that three lmres eat equal to f one sheep, the runholders were highly pleased ij at the success of the sportsmen, extending in- ,i vitation ad lib. to repeat the dose. The sight ], as the hares -were laid out at tho Oamaru {, station was to be remembered, Mr Lane, of a Dunedin, took a prominent part in directing operations, being an old hand at hare-shooting in the district. The evenings went merrily f too, Messrs Frankenstein, Mailman, and tho brothers M'Laren supplying songs and music.