ISLAND BAY ACCEPTANCES.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3758, 18 October 1886, Page 2

ISLAND BAY ACCEPTANCES.

(By Telegbafh.) Wellington, Oct. 17. The following acceptances were received last night for the Island Bay Meeting : — i Handicap Hurdleß, two miles — Jim, list , 101 b j Freebooter, lOst 71b ; Patricus, lOst 61bs ; Forest King, Oat 71b ; Forward, [ 9«t6lb. Island Bay Handicap, one mile and a half — Pasha, 9«t 41b ; Administrator, 9st 21b ; i The Shah, Bst 81b ; Charmer, 7«t 121 b; r Bumour, 7at 81b j Strenuous, 7st 71b ; Nor- . manby, 6«t 91b. Stewards' Mikes, one mile — The Shah, Sat . 111 b ; Bumour and Strenuous, Bit 51b ; Re- j . Yoke, Bst 41b ; Charmer, Bst 81b ; Tornado, t 7»t 111 b; Forward, 6st 101 b. . J

; O.J.C. NOMINATIONS. CHEIBTCUUBCII, Oct. 17. i The following nominations have been re- I ceiiod by tho C.J.O. 1 : — Brnma meeting. i Spring Hurdles — Secretary, Tres Sec, 1 Peter Osbeck, Archduke, Forward, Lounger, Master Agne. j , Main boom, Meteor, Aroha, Muyboy, Trapper, Mammoc, Sugwardine, ' Jim, Patrician, Reputation. i Lanco Memorial Stakes — Lochiel, Marion, Russlev, Sierra, Fusilade, Thunderbolt, Longwaist, Pocket, First Lord, Tasmania, Rubina, Tit Bit-, Artillory, Spado Guinea, Apropos, Molly Bawn, July, Galatea, Nelson, Maligner, Musk Rose, Forester, Weasel, Turquoiee, Derringer, St. Ives, Ike. NEW YEAB MEETING. Middle Park Plate — Maxim, Credulity, Chantilly, Fair Nelly, Sierra, Longnaisr, Sultan, First Lord, Sextant, Rose and Black, Artillery, Nortlicoto, Repose, Silver Mark, Ruby, Vaultress, Gipsy King, Fellina, Captain Wheeler, Wakatipu, Teredo, Lorraine, Red Ensign, Bronte, Kiinberley, Nemean Lion, Albany, Titania filly, St. Swithin, St. Clair, St. Ives. Midsummer Handicap— Lochiel, Moana, Marion, Chantilly, Hermitage, Fusilade, Longwaist, Fog, First Lord, Leon, Tasman, Rubina, Titbit, Artillery, Spado Guinea, Ruby, Derwenter, Maligner, Nelson, Patrician, Administrator, St Clair, 8t Ives. Grand Stand Handicap— Lochiel, Moana, Marion, Chantilly, Hermitage, Fusilade, Fog, Longwaist, Rocket, First Lord, Leon, 'J'asman, Rubina, Titbit, Artillery, Spade Guinea, Ruby, July, Galatea, Maligner, Nelson, Administrator, Larose, St. Clair, St. Ives, Kubezibl. AUTrjMH MEKTUTQ. Challenge Stakes —Lochiel, Kusslcy, Credulity, Maxim, Count D'Orsay, Sierra, Moana, Fusilade, Longwaist, Fog, Rocket, Sultan, First Lord, Felling, Captiin Wheel*:-, Wattattrra,- T«rm3o. Lorraine, July, Galatea, Mnligner, Bed Ensign, Crutctrfl c ld r Nelson, Bronte, Kimberloy, "Musk Rose, Torari, Formo, Forester, Spy, Chautilly, Fair Nell, Sextant, Rose and Black, Artillery, Northcote, Repose, Artemis, Apropos, Silver Mark, Ruby, Vaultress, Gipsy King, Orator, LaRose. Albany, Titania filly, Captain Cook, St. Swithin, Bt. Cluir, St. Ives, Rubezahl, Thunderbolt, Disowned, Torrent, Kngagomerit, Enfilade, Neinenn Lion. NEWMARKET CHAMPION STAKES. (By Cable.) '?br Kutirruia Tbleouai-h — Copyright.] (Special to the Press Association.) [Received 5 p.m., Oct. 16tb. I ILohbon, Oct. IS. Tho Champion Stakes at the Nowmarket meeting was wou by the Duke of Westminster's Ormonde, 1 ; Mr Manton's Oberon, 2 ; Prince Soltjkoff's Argo Navis, 3. THE CAULFIELD CUP DAY. (By Cable.) (Pbr Electric Telegraph— Copyright.) (Reutbr's Agekoy.) (Received 7.50 p.m., Oct. lGth.) Melbourne, Oct. 16. The second day's racing of the Victoria Amateur Turf Club's meeting took place at Caulfic ld to-day. The weather wna fine but cloudy. There was a largo attendance, including the Governor and suite. The following are the results of the principal ovents : — Caulvibld Stakes ; a milo and a furlong. Isonomy ... ... - ... ... ... 1 Malua ... 2 TheNun 3 Nine horses started. Time— 2min lJsecß. Caulfibld Ctrp ; li miles. Ben Bolt 1 Silver Mine 2 Britisher 3 Betting — Silver Mine, 4 to 1, against ; Britisher, 6 to 1 ; Recall, 6 to 1 ; Boolka, 7 to 1 ; 15en Bolt, 8 to 1 ; others 100 to 20 to 1. The following horses started: — Ben Bolt, Boolka, Britisher, Bonnie Doon, Bunolla, Islander, Lesbia, Millstream, Recall, Remus, Bilver Mine, The Levite, Zeno, First Consul, Jim Cain, Mentmore, Tarpica, St. John. Tho firsl lv "get; — a-nury nmu B«wHw,St. John, Leabia, The Levito and Jim Cain. Boolka soon took the lead and maintained it to tho mile post. Hero Britisher, Ben Bolt, Tho Levito, and Silver Mine, however, camo up to Boolka, and at the turn for home were well together m front. Britisher led a bit into tho straight, but Silver Mine and Ben Bolt soon headed him and had a splendid tussle to the winning post, Ben Bolt finishing by half-o-neck from Silver Mine, Britisher a good third. Jim Cain fell early m the race. Timo — 2min 42sec.