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SPORTING.

AUSTRALIAN RACING. By Telegraph,—Press Assn.—Conrrlsht. Received Oct. 26, 5.5 p.m. I ~ „ „ Melbourne, Oct. 25. ! J" 00M « y«Jlev Cup resulted: Telecles 1, j Two Blues 2, Sea Bound 3. "Won by three- ! iiutrters of a length. Time, 2.40. WELLINGTON MEETING. " FIRST DAY'S RESULTS. 1... ... Br Telegraph —Press Association. . Wellington, Oof. 25. , The spring meeting of the Wellington Racing iSi In favorable weather conditions. The resumption of the regular train seirviee \vas responsible lor the Improved attendance. The track was very fast, and some good times were Tacorifrf The tdtalisaltor handled £51,230 10s. Sb compared with £35,160. Re- ! Suits.:— : SEATOI'N HANDICAP.—4 Prince Hal 1, 2 ! 'Arch Lassie 2, 5 Printemps 3. Also started: j S Philomela, l Royal Eichangc, 3 Warlike, : " Idle Talk, e Makepeace. 10 Matty, 11 Es- [ perance. 9 Machree. Won by one and a I half lengths, Printemps being half a length : ".way, Time, 3.28 2-5. TAJTA HANDICAP.—6 Lucullan I, 2 Carl- * enure 2, 3 Blackmail 3. Also started: 1 ' Kilkee, 7 Shamrock and 7 Cycle (coupled), : 5 Pure laziness, r, Maungarango, 4 All Cerise, , ? Yolaade, 8 Gate Pah. Won by a neck, > threo lengths separating tlie next two horses. ! Time, 46 3-Ssscs. i WATCTJI HANDICAP —4 Dribble 1, 10 Vagabond 2, 11 Burrangong 3. Also started: .5 .Mascot, 3 Hurry Up, 1 'jovematcli, 7 Sweet Tlpperary, 3 Rlslneham. 6 Active, 12 Tyno, 7 Hindi, 8 Bingham. Won by three-quarters , , j'of ». length.' Time. 1414-5. RErfCTAKA HANDICAP —3 Falstaff 1, 1 , Bonnie Heather 2, 2 Moutoa 3. Also started: 4 Dick, 5 Consultation, G IHezi. Won by a 'neck, thq next being two and a half , lengths apart Time, 143. WELLINGTON HANDICAP.—I Ktlrasb 1, 9 Hetaua 2, 10 Bagdad 3. Also started: 6 NBbletaan, 8 Rose Pink, 3 Battle Song, 5 Crenldes, 7.01 d Gold. 2 Lucid, 11 Pacific Slope, 4 Motuthl, 12 War Star. Motulhl led until the straight was entered. At the distance KllMsh got through on the Tails and won by two lengths, Bagdad being two lengths away. Time, 2.19 4-5. ' WELLEKLEY STAKES—2 Moorfowl 1, 3 Weary Willie 2, 5 Right and Left 3. Also •started: 11 Strategy, 10 Lis towel, 7 Bestir, 8 Halifax, 9 Catanblle, I Saima, 15 Siberian, 1 14 Ennea, 6 Tropical. 4 Tessaress. 13 Wake, i 12 Fortune Teller, 5La Palx. Weary Willie 'and Moorfowl led on entering the course pro- I ■per, the rest of the field being bunched. Moorfowl drew away at the distance winning by half a length, the third hoije being a length 'away. Time, 48secs, OQTOBEIt HANDICAP—S Admyra 1, U Hose Wreath 2, 8 , Kllgour 3. Also started. '4 Hyraarty, 3 Acquittal. 6 Black Mark, 2 Parorangl, 1 Sweet Memory, 12 Egraont Park, 10 Kyoto, 9 Lovelock, 14 Idleness, 7 Elcullus, 13 Probate, 19 Bonny Dundee, 18 Hallowronla, 15 Sunburst, 16 Russett, 17 Piropiro. Won by 'one and a 'half lengths, the third horse being two lengths away. Time, 1.12 4-5. • SHORTS HANDICAP.—I Tigritlya I, 2 MaiV>ha 2, 480 Peep 3. Also started: G Wai--ttati'6; 5 Astlnome. 7 Demos, 3 Ermine, 8 Kipling, 9 Murlhiku, 10 Matatua, 11 Sunny Bride, 13 Trentham Rose, 12 Spangle, 14 Voluble. A fersat finish between the placed horses. Tigritlya- winning by a head, the same distance * between second and third. Time, 1.114-5. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. Wellington, Last Night. ; The acceptances for the second day ure:— • ROSENEATH HANDICAP—Weary Willie ' '8.13,' Gas Bag 7.13, Blackmail 7.12, Klldee : '7.11,' Phlo 7.9, Mungaronga 7.7, Wake, All Cerise, Fortune Teller, Gate Pah 7.5, Tropical 7.2. PEARCE HANDICAP—RossIna 8.11, Maloha 1 SIBjS, Crenides 7.12, Dribble 7.11, Hurry Up ' 'T7, LUcld, Bagdad, Astlnome 7.5, Old Gold 7.4, Tresslda 6.10, Moutoa Ivanova 6.9, Kli- ' "gour, -Rlslnghaft, Bingham, Tyne 0.7. NAINAI HANDICAP.—SiIver Link 9.7, Wai- [ Tnatoa, Karo 813, Tigritlya 8.6, Hetaua 8.4, ' Maloha 83, 80-Peeh 713, Astlnome, Demos ' 7,12, Kipling 7.9, Murlhiku 7.7, Rose Wreath 1 ; 7-2. Mfttatua 7.0, Voluable 0.7. TARARIIA HANDICAP.—Boony Haather ,8.12, Snyal Exchange 8.4, Makepeace 7.12, Idle Trill;', Printemps 7.10, Matty 76, Puliria 74, . Dick .7 3. Kohu 7 2. Machree 6.7. RUAHINE HANDICAP—Active' 8.12, Nursing Bister S 8. Arch Lassie 88, Admvra 8.4. Hy•taartv'' 8.3, Acquittal 8.2, Sir Fanciful 81, .SWeet ■ Memory 7.12; Chaoronia 79. Egmont Park $.6, Probate 7.5, Kyoto 7.4, Idleness 7.3. iplroniro. Machree, Russett 6 7. JUVENILE STAKES.—Bestir, Caricature, Ennea. Halifax, Humbug. Llstowel, Pure Laziness, Saima, Shamrock, Right and Left, fleary "Wiuie CHAMPION PLATE—Vagabond, Volo M, tjloaming 9.0, Desert Gold, Mascot s.w, Afiectatlon 7.11. , •.. ' . POVERTY BAY ACCEPTANCES. Gbborne; Last Night. ' The acceptances for the Poverty Bay meeting -'are as follows: — JUNCTION HANDICAP -Lord Mmkerry 9.0 Llonskln 8.13, Hyttus, Carlysian 8.6, Active ■8 5, Orawta, Rupahu 7.11, Aire 7.0, Rotatta, HANDICAP. - Con 114, Hexton 10 4, Vacuum 9.12, Brunswick 9.4, Walrlri, 0, HACK.—Happy Valley . Vjj' 'Vki-A PatetonKa 7.11 • Goldshine Nick's Head 7.1, Anota 7.5, Valley Vow 7 3, Hookah, Gay Boy, True J«>, Slumlx, Hawkesbury. Persian King 7.2. Athens SPRING HANDICAP -Ladoguer_ 8 12, Albans IT 811 Multlve 8.6, Cynic 8 5, Ciert 011 T.2, Flash Lady 6.13, Orateur, Black All WELTER HANDICAP.-PMm OU ! 18, JiW> •9.6, Crosswords, Hj-thread O-V-O^WU sss.res. «"•?—, skin 8.6, TcT 7 OBMCK 6 %mCA^ 06, Flash Lady 9.1, °fi „ G oldB °MAIPEN SCURRY.—SIumIx. Pa"™'- DiemHuke, Whata, Wywheel, Glengyle, Bunny. TARATAHI-CARTEP.TON ACCEPTANCES. , Carferton, Oct. 25. . The following are the acceptances for the ' Taratahl-Csrterton meeting:— I MEMBERS' HACK HANDICAP, _ Six fur- : Signal 8.13, Dainty ■ TitquD®des 8.6, Matty 8.3. Esperanto 7 9 Just! e tlcatlon 7.2, Probate 7.0, Russet, M'SS L^vr }■ 6 'MRAPA r COUNTY CUP HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Walmatoa § 9 ' l,ay '' ™ „ Mnltalne, Matatua 7.13 Sweet Ttop«*ry ..12 Lady' General 7.10, Arch Lassie 6.12, Botanist * 6 'CARTERTON HACK HANDICAP a quarter mHes-j-Momac 9.0, RaUnd «13,, I Printemps 88, Consultation 8.2, R.enzl 8.1., Vascovla 7 7. Preface 6.7. *:■' TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. Pire t, Lady General, Samarnne 85, Arch Lasi.e i» Trerithnm Rose 7.5, Gold PTohlem 6 TAR AT AH I HACK WELTER HAVWCAP. Seven furlongs —Dainty Step 99, Tl'iperjioce 89, Occasion 86. Dick 85, Vascovia Idyllic t, 8 4 Justification, Elcullus 7.13, Bonnie Dundee 7.9, Master Boris 7.8, harto.ine "IAUNGARAKI WELTER HANDICAP. One mile and 100 yards—Pacific Slope liu'- „. talne 9.5. Black Hill 810. Penury Tins® 88, " Snangle 8 1.. Botanist, Haumakaka, Lsd.rr ■ ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP Mve furlongs—Sweet Memory 9.0. Demades B.'), Amerl--1 can Beauty 8.5, Restful 8.1, Sunburst .7.5. Tonukohe 7.2, Probate, Arrahna 7.1, Russet, Sweet Song, Hallowvonla, Bosaplilne, Hy- ' "TRIAL PLATE Hve furlongs -Restful, Sagacity, Ladv LucuHub, Miss Pan, Imoort, ' Ohorere, California, Convention, Cold Pnn, ■ Rimutaka, Shadow Dancer, Russet, Halhrmtajb tion. Sweet Song, Sunburst, Miss Land, wede, Vltella, - all 8.8. 1-' '

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Taranaki Daily News, 27 October 1919, Page 7

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SPORTING. Taranaki Daily News, 27 October 1919, Page 7

SPORTING. Taranaki Daily News, 27 October 1919, Page 7

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