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BLUESKIN RACES. Saturday, March 30.

DISTBIOT MAIDEN PLATE, Of lOsovs. For all maiden flat and hurdle horses. One mile. Weight for age. Mr P Driver's b h Blueakin (pedigree unknown), 8.i2 % ... ... .;. ... w.o. Mr S. Smith's Hurrah, the only other horse entered for this event, was scratched, thus giving Blueskin a walk over. CUP BAOE, Of 20sovs. The second horse to receive Ssovs out of the stakes. One mile and a-qnai ter. 37—Mr J M jTaggarfc's b m Idalia, by Betrayer, 4yrß,B' 0 ... ... (Chapman) 1 H—Mr J Cook's eh m Lady Adelaide, aged, 6»t (DTaggart) 2

The scratching of Cinnabar, CyMwo^and Dodger left only, these two in it. The ftca was a very hollow affair. Lady Adelaide showed the way on sufferance until about a "quarter* 1 of a mile from home, when Idalia went to the front, and aftet the semblance of a finish won by about a length and a-half. Time, 3min 16. l«sseo. There waa £48 in the totalisator. . Dividend, £1 3s. - J THBBB-MILB TBOT, Of lOsovs. Second horse to receive Isov out of the ; stakes. " ; - 59—Mr F J Sheridan's bg Othello, by Bucephalus, aged, 6CBBO ... „. (J Taggart) 1 37— Mr Gt Smith's b m Jane, aged, 15sec' (Owner) 2 18— Mr T Driver's b h Maori Jack, aged, 37ssc ' (Owner) 3 60— Mr J Palsley's b h Orowhurit Spot, need, 7seo - (J Cotton) 0. 16— Messrs M and J Allen's b m Topsy 11, axed, 20aec ... ... ... (M Allen) 0 6— Mr J Offen's b g Waitati, aged, 60sec ' 1 . (JStewart) 0 10-Mr J M'Cubbin'B b m Lottie, aged, 65ieo : (M'Kay) 0 Othello had a strong lead at. the end of the first mile and was going well, the next in order being Maori Jack, Jane, and Crowhtirat Spot. The latter trotted in very pretty style, bnj was unable to make upzxrooh of his handicap. There was no change in these relative positions to the finish except that Jane gave Maori Jack' the go by in the last mile, and secured second place, about a furlong in the rear of Othello. The winner's time was 9min 36seo. There was £206 in the totalsator. Dividend, £3 2s. .A protest was entered by the owner of Topsy 11, on- the ground that his mare was not started' at; the proper time. The allegation was that the boy was told by Mr Dowse to go, and afterwards called back, the result being- -that -he ! *uever started at all. The stewards, however, after hearing evidence dismissed the protest. DISTBIOT HACK BAOB. '■ One mile. No weight under 9st. ' 29-Mr Boas' Blufcskin ..." (L Smith) 1 14— Mr T Driver's Gamecock ... (Owner) 2 3— Mr Q Russell's Darkie ... (F_ Driver) S 6-Mr JHBochefort's Wanda ... (Wilson) 0 64-Mr B Orbell's Zernine ... (D Auld) 0 3— Mr W Marr's Silvermane ... (Farquharson) 0 Blueskin and Gamecock drew well away from the rest, and the former won easily with a bifc in hand. There was £119 in the totalisator. Dividend, £3 3s. FLYING HANDICAP, ' Of lOsovb. Second horse to receive Isov. Three* quarters of a mile. - . ■ 30— Mr M' Curdy 's b g Stable Jacket, by Traducer, aged, 7.3 ... ■ ... (J Young) 1 SO-Mr H WiHiamßon's eh h Cassowary, aged.Q.O (Young) 2 81-Mr J Boss's Dodger, 6.7 ... (Wilbey) 0 22— Mr S White's Mayflower, 4yrs, 6.5 (J Cotton, jup) 0 Stable Jacket and Cassowary , led from the start, with Dodger third, but at an awkward turn of the course the latter ran off. Stable Jacket held his advantage into the straight, with Cassowary second, but Mayflower then; came with a determined rush and for a moment put the result in jeopardy. Her rider,; however, trying to- squeeze up in -inside running, got jambed against a flag, and the mare ran right off the course. Stable Jacket was therefore left to come in an easy winner, Cassowary being the only other horse to finish. Time, lmin 30sec. There was £153 in the .totalisator. Dividend, £4 11s. , - TWO-MILK TBOT, • Ofßsovß. Second horse to receive Isov. No weight under list. >' . 80 (with Vesta)~Mr F J Sheridan's bg Othello aged, 45sec - ... - ... (J Taggart) 1 12— Mr F Driver's b h Maori Jack, aged, 27sec (M'Kay) 2 11— Mr^J Paisleys b h Crowhurst Spot, syrs, 4sec (J Cotton) 3 15— Mr G Smith's b m Jane, aged, 7sec (Owner) 0 11— Messrs M and J Allen's b m Topsv 11, aged 13sec ... ... .V. (M Allen) 0 4— Mr W Morton's r m Laura, aged 35sec l {Owner 0 4— Mr A Gardner's r m Mystery, aged, 35seo ' (Owner) 0 9— Mr O W Henshall's oh g Tommy, aged, 35seo (f Cotton) 0 Mr W Eochfort's b m 4 Vesta,' 4yrs, 40sec . ' (Owner) 0 {Mr J M'Cubbins' b p m Lottie,'aged,'4o2eo ' . (Owner) 0 Mr J M Taggart's b p Lucerne, aged, 4Sseo , (whybrow) 0 Othello and Vesta were bracketed together in the totalisator, and there were 80 investors on the pair. This race was virtually a repetition of the. previous trot. Othello could not be touched, and won by 25yds from Maori Jack, Crowhurst Spot managing to finish a bad third. There was £158 in the totalisator. Dividend, £1 15s. CONSOLATION HANDICAP, Of seovs. One mile. Mr J Boss' Dodger, by Le Loup, 8.10 [can led 8.12] (D Price) 1 Mr T Driver's Gamecock, 7.10 ... (J Young) 2 Mr S White's Mayflower, 4yrs, 8.2 [carried B.B] • (Brown) 3 Mr J Cook's eh m Lady Adelaide, aged, 7.10 (Mathie) 0 Dodger won easily. There was £82 in the totalisator. Dividend, £1 18s.

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Otago Witness, Issue 1950, 4 April 1889, Page 25

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BLUESKIN RACES. Saturday, March 30. Otago Witness, Issue 1950, 4 April 1889, Page 25

BLUESKIN RACES. Saturday, March 30. Otago Witness, Issue 1950, 4 April 1889, Page 25