LATE SPORTING.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 38, 29 September 1911, Page 6

LATE SPORTING.

ENGLISH RACING. (By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (United Press Association.) (Received 29 11.20 a.rn.) • . , : London, September 28. The Jockey f lub Stales, run at Newmarket, resulted:—-AeuiG-.t 1, Lemberg 2, Hairtrigger 3. AUSTRALIAN -TRAINING - NOTES. (Received 29, 10 a.m.) Sydney September 29. A big gathering, -ncludiug -a strong New Zealand contingent, whnesso.* the final gallops Rain ueaden-'d the tracks, against fast time. Vice-Ad-miral diet the ’ oun 1 in 2min 24sec, the last six furlongs in Imin 23scc, in convincing style Jacarnar did a mile and a qu. rtcr in imin 20sec; Los Angelos, after low work, .ix furlongs in Imin 20-cc: Lady Lucy, shaping well, a mile and a quarter in 2min ,20Jsec; Lady Mechanist taking it easy, six furlongs in Unin 22sec; Broadsword, bel .w top form a mile in Imin SOfsec; Spnlike spurted five furlongs in lmir« Bsec; Aphaea Culprit did a similar journey in Imin 9)soc; Midnight Sun a mile in Imin 50sec; Full Sail seven inrlcngs in Imjn 32soc.

WANGANUI. ■> MEETING—SECOND * .DAI. 1 (Ter Press Association.) Waugatii September 29. The second day of the Vvirgamii spring meeting is being held in showery weather, and the cotirte. D somewhat heavy. The ••ttendaiion is fair. Results:— Owen Handicap.—Royal Scotch 1, Merrie Frank 2, Time Shot 3. S' l atched: Master Sylvia. Won by a length. Time, Train 17 4-0.-f-c. Railway Hack.—Tiwari 1, Ireland 2 Lady -Van 3. Bcraiciwu Labour T)ay, Lady Jean and Marsurna. Won \by a length. Time Imm ■ ■■) ■' ssec. Brunswick Hurdles—Gaelic 1, Reumac 2, Espartero 3. Scratched : Waiputere. Won by half a length. Time, 2min 56* 2-Ssec.