SPORTING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14216, 4 June 1910, Page 5

SPORTING.

POINT TO POINT STEEPLECHASES. she Point to Point Steeplechases, which are to take place next Thursday, will finish near Mr E. Kellarid's, Northdown homestead. The course is of a, hor.so .shoo shape, over four miles or gnod limiting country witli twenty-two iences. Hitherto the heavy weights and light weights have started together and finished together. This year the heavy weights will start hv themselves and the light weights by themves' thus making two separate races. The farmers' race of two and a half milos across country will start after the other two races. The selectors of the course have .specially considered the spectators. Practically the whole of the race can bo seen from the winning post, two fences only will be out of A leu • ,^ r Budd will have afternoon tea on the ground. The charge at the «ate will he 2s, which includes afternorm tea. Subscribers to the Hunt of one guinea who do not hunt are entitled to a gentleman's and a ladv's ticket for the Point to Point Steeplechases and the same for the Steeplechase meeting at the end of the season As each person has to pay 4s. for entrance. to the era.ml stand, one guinea subscribers get tickets to the value of 12s. and the consolation of having subscribed Os towards helning to keen up ihe sport of hunting in South Canterbury. Entries for the Point to Point and Farmers' steeplechases close today. The. first race starts at 2 p.m. As riders will have to go some distance to tho starling post thev must weight out at 1 o'clock.

THE DERBY" WIN. ' fPress Association-Bv 1 eletiraph-C'opvrinht; LONDON, June 2 Tiie Derby win of Mr A. Cox, an ' who races under the name of Mr Fairie, is the general topic of conversation. AUCKLAND WINTER MEETING. Per Press Association. AUCKLAND, .Tune 3. The Auckland Pacing Club's Winter Meeting began at Ellerslie to-day in fino weather. The track was in good order. P.esults:—

MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE, of 200 sovs. ; about two miles and a, half First Barrel 1; Arty 2, Mozart 3. Won easily by six lengths. King Hippo and Cudweed fell.

JERYOIS HANDICAP, of 125 soys ; five furlongs—'Taka 1, Haku 2, Multiple 3. Haku led to within 100 yards or the finish, then Taka shot out and won bv two lengths MAIDEN HURDLES, of 125 sots; one mile and threequarters.—Master iam 1, TToanga 2,- Frcevata 3. Won by two lengths.

( GREAT NORTHERN HURDLES, of ~)0 sovs; two miles and a half.—Wimmora 1, Woolloomooloo 2, Prophet 3. TWmmera and Prophet made the running in close company till turning for home, when Prophet was beaten. Wimmera won comfortably bv two iem'ths and a h:df. ' " "

CORNWALL HANDICAP; one mile and a quarter—Master Sonlt 1, N«-a-pukn 2. Hollin 3. Won hv n lifHicl .! u:x r J S' hV]> > nrnDT.ES; ' two milos I otikn. 5, 2, Antarctic 8. Won by ten lengths.

MFMHERS' HANDICAP—hank 1, Wild West 2, Blue Garment 3. on by half a length.

Acceptances for second dav—

ORA.vKJ HUliDLHS—Hoanga 10-8, J. ukeniu 10-0. King Hippo 9-11. Spectre 9-0, Totika !.)-!). Artv 9-2, Penfold <j-n. Wh.dc,-iroa. 0-0

REMUERA HURDLES— Ben Jonsou 11-5. Prophet 10-7 Woolloomooloo 9-0, Aorangi 9-2.

JUMPERS' FLAT RACE—Prophet 10-8, "Woolloomooloo 10-5, Oiv.aku 9-IL. Yiaiiapu 9-0, Aorangi 9-4, Master Paul 9-3. Spectre 9-0, Celtic' 9-0.

rmxcrc of" walks' handicap —Master Soult ]2-2. Nvland 10-ltS, AVaiari KM), Santa Rosa" .10-!). Frisco 10-7, Wanchnp 10-1, Son Eli' l()-4 "Wild R.est 10-1, Memlio 9-11, Truganiiii 9-11, Lethean !'-(>, Hnldane 9-6. Overtime 0-o. Eleetrakofi' 9-5, General Soult 9-3, Lady Frances 9-3, Soultaria 9-2, First AVairika fl-0. RANFURLY "WELTER. —Admiral Sniilt 10-0. Elfish 9-13, Seldom 9-1, Escaraillo 9-11. Michaeloff 9-10, Baltimore 9-6, M'aiotnhi, Lloyds, Miss Explosion. Po3Sitm 9-0.

GREAT XORTHERN STEEPLE-C'H'ASK-»-siat«re 12-4, Te Arai 11-5, Loch Fyno 11-1, Audax 10-12, Capitol .10-12, Lo Bean 10-10, First' Barrell 10 2, Red MacGregor 10-1, Lovell 9-12, Cavaliero 9-10.

TROTTING MEETING. C'HRISTCHURCH, .Tune 3. The Canterbury Park Trotting Club's | winter meetingl was continued to-day. Results: — PENINSULA HANDICAP.—MeKinney Child 1, Crash 2, Molly Darling 3. AA'on by four lengths. LADIES' BRACELET. —Troubadour 1. Rolf Boldrewood 2, Link 3. AVon bv two lengths. ' rr/UMPTOX HANDICAP Havoc 1, Piecework 2, Bright 3. AA'on by a neck. LYTTELTON HANDlCAP.—Decoration 1. Hell is 2, Pansy 3. AVon by twelve lengths. STEAVARDS' HANDICAP.— Albert H. I. Vermont 2, Idaho 3. AVon by six lengths. RAIiAVW HANDICAP.— Bermaguie 1, Tlinau 2, Music 3 AA'on by five lengths. AVINTER OATS HANDICAP.—ReIIona I. Vivian 2, Dick G 3. AA'on bv half a lemrth. FTNAL HANDICAP. Belroy 1, Nell Gwynn 2. My Mistake 3. AVon by half a. length. DUNEDIN AVINTER MEETING. DUNE DIN, .Tune 3. The Dnnedin Jockey Club com-1 meuced the winter meeting in fine j weather. The attendance was very j larize. The totalisator nut through j £10.082 10s, as against £7682 10s oil the corresponding day last year. Results : PACIFIC HURDLES. 100 sovs; 15mile. —.Jack Ashore 1. Rifle Range 2, AVhntakura 3. AVon bv a neck. BRIGHTON HACK HANDICAP, of! 100 sovs: 7 furlongs.—Adage 1, Sune- I rior 2. Cashier 3. AVon by two lengths. (

BIRTHDAY HANDICAP, of 301) s'ovs: 1' mile.—St. Aidan 1, Paragon 2, Constndt 3. Won hv three lentrths. OTAGO STEEPLECHASE. of 150 sovs; about ?'■- miles.—The Gunner I, Wanpnnui 2, Honest Tom 3. Sea Dog. Hay Lupin. Tvimua, Ironwood, and fell, and St. Kooringa, Honest Tom. and Antonv ran off. Won liv upavlr thre° leiurtlii. ' TIUDFSW.N'S HANDICAP, of 200 (5 furlon«s.—Octave 1. Cnte 2. o!'fipio»c -3,- Wnri liv n length. SADDLE TTTLL TTAKP>TCAP; of 100 r«vs: « fi"-lonrrs?.—Was Dnvie 1. Royal St en 2. Windward 3. "Won "by two Ipjinr+Ho".

TVTNTFP WELTER, of 100 rovs: 7 furlongs.—Easnnlo-le 1, Waiiti 2, Adap"» 3. Won nioalv. Tli/* „,. A „|1 oOi' 3 : I^.ATR'PTE 1 " ITT'T? HT.-pc;. ""'hat- 1 i 11-!I 1 -! S--- J imru f'-".-, 10,11. r'ov 10-°. 10-1 R ; fle in.i. n..i,i n..n STT \ \r h.a XDT r ' AP ; r, C-vlonrrs. —T),-|] p fJ u lfl-0. Sh-rwlv. 9-1"!. One"'i r.f Sr>nd<>is 0-10. T nchbonnv "A Redmond. Ladv Ranald. Glenalan 8-0. PROVINCIAL HANDICAP; 1 mile.

—-Tikitore 0-0, My Lawyer S-12. St. Aldan 8-11, Paragon 8-11), Waiju S-0. Kliiirjishooter 8-4, Genius 7-8, Croiißtadt Gunboat 7-7, Stratagem 7-2, Cooee (ill. Kreak fi-7.

WINGATUI KTKEPLECHAKIO: :» 111iIos. anganui 11-13, The Gunner 1.1-0, Dei'i-slii.vfr 10-13, Glengariff 10-9, Homeward 10-,";, Honest Tom 10-3, Bay Lupin 10-3, An ton v 10-2, Cnrono, St. TCooringa. Kinua, Ironwood 0-7. WAIRONGOA 11 ANDIOAI'; 0 furlongs.— Czar Kololiol 8-9, All Guns 8-0, Cute 8-9. Octave 8-8, Count Witta 8-5 Fasnakyle_ 8-4, Babchiek 7-10, Obsono 7-10, Officious 7-3, Fisticuff 6-11, Gapon 6-7.

CLARENDON HANDICAP; 6 furlongs.—i\ljss Doric 10-4, Tawhaki 9-10, Adago 9-5. Luperin 9-3. Manillus 0-3, Queen of Spades 9-0, Cashier 8-7, Rea-8-4, Windward 8-4, Royal Step 8-2, Merribeek. Sarsfield, Eaglestone 8-0, Gleiifield 7-0, Wairaki. "Lady.de Simon Pure, Ngawera, Invincible, Hukarere 7-7.

INYERMAY WELTER: 7 fnrWs. —Czar Kololiol 10-9. Wninu 10-8. Mr Lawyer 10-S. Fnspnkvle 9-10. King Post 9-3. Linda 8-10. Speculate 8-10, Grand Slam 7-0. Pinnl. Coooe, Red and Black, Stratlifillan 7-7.