SPORTING.

Temuka Leader, Issue 7553, 16 April 1914, Page 4

SPORTING.

C.J.C. AUTUMN MEETING!. SIX FURLONGS' Hl-'COItn. CMRISTCIIURCII, April 15 Fine weather favoured tlu) (,'anterhiify ili)i:!\i'.v Cluh autumn mnliiKj,' second (lay, and there, was a nouil ul-

leiul ino ■. The toUili -.11 •■• i (Vestments were C'iO.U.r.l. Results':---IVu'wick llurdl 's, of -Jull sovs ; I,' mil s Kilmenv l-'.s I : 1) ivluhl Bill ll.'-< 2 ; Cardiff M.J :>.. Also started—Cam. I ■an, < loldsejkor, Selalhiel. Won comfortably by a good half

length, with two lengths separating sciond and third. I inn l , ,Imm 1 I 2-ssei s. Autumn .Nursery, of *">00 sovs ; for two-vfftr-olds ; (> furlong';—Oharmilla 7.0, "l : ]> o e 7.12, 12 ; Pindboni 7.7., 3. Also ran—Marlu, Honesty Kiivgform, fortes, Snapdr.igon, }.'■',-:.•' rafli. Won by ;i head, Fiudborn a, length away third. Hon-'siy lost Ipi rider just after the atari. Timi', Sinin 11 1-ijsccs. (An Australasian rrcortC.

Yaldhursl Welter, of ■>: 0 e:ovs ; 7 furlongs—Obsono '.'.(>, 1 ; Glenowl 8.3 2 ; Free 7.'7. Also ran—Gnome, Task master, Sveahorg, Hist.orieT.ie, Teviotdale, Briar Patch, Forest Bo>, kaglestone. A good finish, 00-'ouo won by half a length from Gknowl. who defeated Free by a similar distanc3. rime, Imin 27 -t-ssces.

GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 1300 soys ; 1 1 miles—Bronze 8.10, ■!. ; Ladoga 7:0, 2 : .Warstep 7.13 3. Also ran—Expect, Sea Pink, Thrax, Flora McDonald, Kooya, Sprcinlform, Peg. Running- past the six furlong ~ post and round the top turn Ladoga was in front, while Bronze began to improve his position. 'Ladoga was first into the straight, arid after halving stalled off a challenge from Warstep Bronze put in her claim rnn finishing l strongly, won by a good threequarters of a length, Warstep half a length away third. Time, 2min 33 1-5-sccs. Addiugton Handicap, of 110 sovs ; 1 mile— Raymont 8.0, 1 ; Mo-ddite 7.9, 2; Slogan "-10, 3. Also ran—Ohrysolis, Joan, Owheloro, Sir Hamilton, Bonnie Botiehe, '.'Jlenthorpe. Raymont won comfortably by a' length from Modelito, who finished fast, with Slogan a neck away, third. Time, 1 min -12 2-ssecs

Challenge £! takes, of 750 sovs ; ...7 furlonn-s—Emperador 9.-1, I ? Autumn«s 0.13, 2; Renaldo 8.11, 3. Also ran—Rencontre, Bold Stroke, Downham, Hyctfuß, Pariform. Emperador and Rencontre were coupled also Autumnus and Bold Strokei AVhen the straight was reached. Hyettus had had "enough, and Autumnus on the outside began to close on Eunperador. A great race home resulted in favour of Emperador by a bare head. Renaldo a length and a half further back third. Then came Pariform, Hyettus, and Dovvuham. Time, lmin 26 <l-sss«s.

Templelon .Handicap, of 200 sovs .;' 6 furlongs-First Glance .7.13, 1 ; Sauci 3.2, 2. Chudic 8.0, 3. Also ran— Reval, Silver Shield, and Twelfth Night. Won by. a length, with Chudic" half a length away, third. Time, Imiti 1.2 3-ssecs. Final Handicap, of 300 sovs ;H mila -Bertrada '.).!, I ; Canute 5.3, 2 ; Gapon' y. 9, 3. Also ran—Glcnfmnanf Carolus, The Comet, . 'Lady Mama, Sunbeam. Won by half a length. Time, linin 42 -'l-osecs. SALE OF TTIOEOUCniHUiDS. SYDNEY, April 15. At' lb.;' Rand,vick thoroughbred \x\irlings sales a 'Pcrs'-an Knight-l'uri-ian colt from the South Waimibo stud, fetched 1 150g'hs, Mr E. S. Falkiner, Xew South Wales, being the purchas.'i:. Mr P. !Rc\nold's Bardolph-The Undine colt, brought 7203n5. Mr 1- Stead, he'.ng the "purchaser. A Bai\lolph-.La'/.a Jilly"fetched 320gns, Mr ->. Dunnett, New Zealand, " paid SbOgus for a Vnrco-Adi'ia. colt.' \Mr F. Davis,' Kew Zealand paid lOOgns for a CyprusThe Tart filly. The top price of the day -was fcalisod by Messrs Thompson Bros for an Ayr ' Laddie-Bright Alice coll, the amount, lOOOgns, being paid by Mr A. B. Xaoel, of Queensland. An Ayr Laddie-Lightheart colt fetched 1000gns, and a Malster'Comely colt, 800 gns. A LinacTC-Gracedalc colt sold at Il2sgns, and a l'etorillo-Sarspar-illa colt "at iiiOOgns.