SPORTING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14668, 30 October 1909, Page 11

SPORTING

RACING IN ENGLAND. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, October 27. At the Newmarket meeting the following was the result of the CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES, a handicap of 25sovs each; 10ft., with 500sovs added, and lOOsovs for second, New Cambridgeshire course, last milo and a furlong of A.F. Christmas Daisy, by "Vitoz-Daisy, 4yrs 1 Mustapha ' 2 Sir Martin 3 FLBMINGTON "TRAINING NOTES. Press Association—By Telesjraph—Copyright I'LEMINGTON, October 28. (Received Oct. 28, at 12.5 p.m.) Alawa ran a milo in lniin 40sec, a record for tiho season. Other gallops were Pest Town, a milo in lniin 45sec; Shifter, 10 furlong* in 2imn 26*0; Nushka, 10 furlongs in 2min 19sec; Hyman and Eric beat Didus over 11 furlongs in. Smin 31sec; Trafalgar and Mala, 10 furlongs in 2min 16see; Knox, a mile in lniin 50sec; Mutilator beat Mananu over nine furlongs in 2mia 4sec; King's Cross beat Kooringa over 12 furlongs in 2min 46sec; Lord Nolan, a mile in lmin 52sec. I>ast year's Cup winner has been sold, and is now in Skirving's stable. MASTERTON RACES. (Per United I'bess Association.) MASTERTON. October 2.1 The Masterton races were held to-day in fine weather, and thcro was a record attondai.ee Results :— Il'iCIC HURDLE HANDICAP One mde and tlu-eo-quarters.—Silken Rein, 9 12 1; Kelso, 9.12, 2; Sir Lethe, 11.5, 3. Also started: Lucretius, Strabau. AVon by a dozen lengths. Time, 3mm 24 2-ssec. FLYING HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—Marengo 1, Royal Marine 2, Tekahurangi 3. , Also started: Captain Bell, Memo Land, Skye, No Trumps, Happy New Year. Won by half a length. Time, lmm 17 2-ssec. MASTERTON CUP. One mile and Messrs Band and Sharp's b g Jolly Friar, by St. Hippo-Mcrrvmaixl, aged, 7.7 (J. Pankhurst; .. * 1 a-quartor.-Lady Medallist, 8.10, 1; Moloch, 7.10, 2; King Post, 7.7, 3. Also started: Sir Insco, Vi, AVaipuni. AA'on by a short length. Time. 2min 9 4-ssec. MAIDEN HACK RACE. Five furlongs. -Lady Doris 1, First Battery 2, Sir Solo 3. Also started: Pukowai, Bercola, Palestine, Mcrri Chimes, Vitc. Won by a length. Time, lniin 4 2-ssoc LADIES' BRACELET. Ono mile and a-quirter.—Ruemac 1, Knight Commander £. Maku 3. AVon by a length. Tirao, Zmin 18scc. DASH HACK HANDICAP. Five furlongs.—Lace Collar, 9.0, 1; Swallow, 8.4, 2; Sea Queen, 7.11, 3 Also started: Warlock, Splash, Undecided, Keltio Lass, Miss Sylvia, More©, Afterthought, Embrocation. AVon by. five lengths. Time lniin 3 2-sscc. PUBLICANS' HANDICAP. Seven fur-longs.-Longner, 8.1, 1; Fern, 7.7, 2; Mataroa, 6.7, 3. Also started; California, Full Rate, Sunbonnet, Taitoko Polyanthus, Aberration, Sandix. AVon by a lennh. Time, lmin 29 2-ssec. OCTOBER HACK HANDICAP. On« mile.—AVaiwareware, 8.8, 1; Gold Bird, 8.0, 2; Awha, 7.11, 3. Also ran: First Consul, Mildura, Rose Herald, St. Brandon, Black Pearl, Tututau, Motukawa. AAton by three parts of a length. Time, lmin 45 l-ssec.

POVERTY BA:Y RACES. IPkr United Phess Association.) GISBORNE, October 28. The Poverty Bay Turf Club's spring meeting was opened to-day in ideal weather. The sum of £4863 was put through the totalisator, as against £5103 on tho first day last year. Fourteen bookmakers were licensed' at £15. Results :- TRIAL HANDICAP. Six furlong..-' Sublime 9.0, 1; Ardfort 8.4, 2; Masonic 7.13, 3. Also started: Mura Alii, Kaumona, The Raft, Master Head, Te Raumoria. Won by a, length. Time, lmin loisec. FIRST HURDLES. Ono mile and three-quartore-Reservoir 11.3, 1; Haurangi 9.0, 2; Terahui 9.0, 3.' Also started: Tekanui. Won by hailf-a-donm lengths. Time, 3mi-i 63 5-s?ec. FIRST COUNTY STAKES. Six fur-ljngs.-Continuanco 8.11, 1; Eiva 713 2Swarthmoor 6.12, 3. Also .started: Local Option AVon by a long neck. Time lmin 18 4-ssec. SPRING HANDICAP. One mile and a-quarter.-Paisano 8.9, 1; Spate 8.0, 2; Da.ndu 3 7.10, 3. Also started: Gladsmuir. The Squatter Hinetitama. A bare halflength1 separated the placed horses. Time, <!nriin 14 3.ssec. WELTER HANDICAP. Seven fur-longs.-Jet de More 9.1, 1; The Raft 8.10 2; Gatenby 3.7. 3. Also .Parted': ert, Eiya. Rakaikiteroa. AVon by » length. Time, lmin 344-s.ssc MAIDEN SCURRY. Four' furlongs.To Rakato, 1; Dazzling. 2; Kilovth.'3. Won by haif-a-leneth. Time. 50 4"-ssee FLYING HANDICAP. Si x f„C_ Lady Rohina 7... 1: Auldearn 8.9, 2; Tcai'l -Reef 8.0. 3. Also E tote<l: The'Squalfe Lirn, Martyr Kmr;. fron !>v fr.-., T l» n »tV Time, ]mi n 18 5-ssee. FIRST HACK FLAT HANDICAP. One mile-Continuance 9.0. 1; Mv Darlintr 8.0. Z; Daldosi 8.13, 3. Abo «4rted: Teraumenu. Won easily by a \ m <sh. Timlimn 48 2-ssee.

SCULLING. (Pm Uxrrr.n Parss Association.) vr , , , W ANGANUI. October 23. Word has been received that Peareo Day Hagney, Mitchell, Thoroughgocd; and Monger j a tend coming over'from Australia to compete in tho sculling handicaps in Wanganui in January. Now Zcaland will be represented by Arnst. Webb and \VcWi; and Fogwe.ll and Kemp may also be included injj.o Australian team ROWING. The first raw of tho sea.son-tho Novice fours, for naw members of the D \BC — waa commenced last Monday night in" fine rosier. lhe followin- aro the rwuVlurs* Heat.—T Irvine (-stroke), 0. Hnrkird. F Collier. D. Thoimwli, 1- R •U.lls, ?.; F. Parker (stroke), L. Irvine F ■-■eoond Heat,-R. Irvine (stroke) R Bov.-n,D. Mahoney, R. Kaire. j"s' w fc hams (stroke), J. Scott, W. Milk W F CWhV n m n« ((slrokC) ' G - Hal ' la '" J ' » i> U lllwir iP«Mi> 1: R. Irvine oy naif a canvas. . Zui are! °" We,,Wßtlaj nisht Tl * First Heat.—T. Conway (stroke), ,T. Raii- ™, II Lath, s. M'DonaJd, 1; J Dowla, 1 <■■ Wo:f by hall a length. occoncl He.-rt.-U. Hey (slrokoK T . m -™, L. lorrosler. Jas. Dowlaiul, 1; J. AUionev stroke, T Campbell, W Al'Ken he (, M 1 !IIU I ~! lu, , hoat wjll u » d tins atlomoow. BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Oivnijr to Hi© inclcnieiit weather of last Sa urday tho sports of (he Roy.' Hi„h School had to 1,, postponed, L itT, •oped that to-day the v/wdher will |-„ a .l| that is w.vircd to make n sports' dav a success, lne sports will coniincnce at i.ifj