NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING.

Otago Witness, Issue 1650, 7 July 1883, Page 20

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING.

May 10th. the payee stakes, Of 15 soys each. sft, with 600 soys added, for three-Tear-oldc. Colts, Bst lPlt> ; fillies, Bat 71b, with penalties and maiden allowances. Second received to bovb out of stakes. Entrance, 5 toys. The surplus entrance-money (over 100 subs.; divided between second and third. A 81.8 1 . (one mile two furlongs 78 yards). 106 subs. Mr Ste&d'i chc Splendour, by Speculum— Bathilde, Bst6lb .. •• .. (C. Wood) 1 Mr C J. Lefevre'« b c Ladialai, by Hampton— Lady Superior, »3t lib .. .. (G. Ford ham) 2 Duke of Hamilton's b c Oasian, by Salvator — Music, Kit 51b .. .. .. (J.Watty) 3, Mr Bwkuchamp's th • Pastrycook, Sat 131b I (Rossiter) 0J Mr Craven's b c Landsepr, Bst 51b .. (Morrell) 0 Lord Falmouth's eh o Grandmaster, Bst 131b (P. Archer) 0 Mr J B Koene'a .eh c Blue Grass, Bst 101b (carried 8stlllb) .. r. .. (ro.unon) 0 Lord Rosebery's b f Bonnie Jean, Sat I2ib (FWebb) 0 Mr J Snarry's b f Eastern Lily, Bsfc 21b (Ohaloner) 0 Mr T Jennings' br c Auctioneer, Sit 101b (JGoater) 0 Mr Lefevre'a br c Bonjour, B*t 131b (C Loates) 0 Betting at the start : 13 to 8 agst Ladislas, 4 to 1 Splendour, 6 to 1 Ossian, 100 to 8 Grandmaster, 15 to 1 Bonnie Jean. ' Wood shot Splendour out just as the ascent for home was being made, and although ITordham came in hot pursuit, the weight stopped ' him, and he was beaten about half a length, «nd could never get fairly on terms. In fact I'ordham thinks Ladislas should have won, and blames himself for not coming soon enough.