AUCKLAND AUTUMN MEETING. Second Day — April 23.
The Auckland Racing Club concluded their Autumn meeting to-day under the most favourable circumstances as regards weather, but the attendance was very moderate. Good racing was witnessed throughout, In the Autumn Handicap Hilda carried lOsfc to victory and won easily. Results : — Stewards' Handicap, of 80»ovs. One mile.— Page's Antelope 8.10 (Taylor), 1 ; Bobbett's Quadrant 8.8 (Cook), 2; Burkes Dolosa 7.0 (Bird), 3. Two others ran. Won easily by a length. Time, lmin 47sec. Dividends. £2 Is and £2 8i 6d. Eli.ebsi.ie Handicap, of lOOsovs. Six furlongs.— Jamea' The Dreamer 7.10 (Hodaon), I ; Lynch'a Leolantia 8.7 (Tavlor), 2 ; Thomson's Souvenir (Buddicombe), 3. Miss Cole, Cambria, and Lady Borneline also started. The Dreamer coming with a run, won by a length: lime, lmin SCJoec. Dividends, j £9 3s 6d and £10 11s. Autumn Handicap, of 150sovs. One mile and a-quarter.— Somerville's Hilda lO.O(Taylor), 1 ; Kean's St. Michael 6.8 (Buddicombe), 2 ; Walters' Leorina : 7.11 (Fletcher), 3. Loohness and Patchwork also j etfirted. St. Michael took the lead at an early stage, j Hilda lying last until half a mile from home, when she commenced to go up, and passed all the field, landing first in the straight, and romping home an easy winner by two lengths. Time, 2min 14sec. Dividend!, £2 5s 6d and £2 Bs. Autumn Steeplechase, of 130aovs. Three miles and a half. — Dickey's Recruit 10.12 (Frewin), 1 ; Kavanagh's Tawhlao 9.7 (Collins), 2; Ourrie and Hogan's Darnley 9.10 (Marshall), 3. Diavolo 9.7, Farnell 9.7, and Larrikin 9.7, also started. Recruit was in front nearly the whole time, Darnley, who kept company, throwing his rider at the top of the hill the second time round. Recruit won easily by 10 lengths. Time, 9min lOaec. Dividends, £2 2s 6d and £2 6s. Flying Stakes, of 60sovs. Three-quarters of a mile.— Sommerville's C158y9.3 (Taylor), 1 ; Bobbett's Quadrant 9 3 (Katterns), 2 ; Wright's Leolantie 7.4 (Buddicombe), 3. Only the three started. Won after an exciting race by three-quarters of a length. Time, lmin 19jsec. Dividends, £1 15s and £1 18 i 6rt. Wkltek Handicap, of 56sovs. One mile.— Kean's St. Michael 9.7 (Bell), 1 ; Burkes Dolosa 9.8 (Kean), 2 ; Maitland's Fairy Queen 7.7 (Smith), 3. Eight others ran. Won by half a length. Time, lmin 47§sec. Dividends, £3 10s and £3 6s 6d. shobts Handicap, of 50bovs. Six furlongs.— Major George's Fiesole 7.6 (Priest), 1; Lowther's Rataplan 7.0 (Manning), 2 ; ' Page's Antelope 9.0 (Taylor), 3. Five others started. Won easily by a length. Time, lmin 25sec. Dividends. £9 9s and £8 Bs.
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Otago Witness, Issue 1891, 1 May 1890, Page 25
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424AUCKLAND AUTUMN MEETING. Second Day—April 23. Otago Witness, Issue 1891, 1 May 1890, Page 25
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