CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6694, 6 November 1889, Page 3

CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB.

Metropolitan Meeting. SECOND DAY— NOV 6. Stewards — Hons B. Parker, W. Eeeves, M.L.C, and L.Walker, M.L.C, Mr J. D. Lance, M.H.8., Messrs P. Cunningham, G. H. Clifford, F. J. Kimbell, H. H. Prins, J. Studholme, T. Teschemaker, H. "Wynn- Williams ; Judge— Mr F. C Tabart; Handicappers — A Committee; Starter— Mr P. Campbell ; Clerk of the Scales— Mr T. Acland; Clerk of the Course — Mr A. Husey ; Hon Treasurer — Mr G.G. Stead. The weather was beautiful for the con-tiz-uation. o_ tlie Metropolitan Meeting today, and there was again a good attendance. The following are results received up to the hour at which we went to press : — THE SECOND HUEDLE BACE, a handicap sweepstakes of __ soys each, with 100 soys added ; second horse to receive 15 soya out of the stake. Once round and a distance. 484 Mr D. Bntherford'a bh Ahua, by PainterCornelia, aged, 12st 21b ... (Kingan) 1 25 Mr T. Sh.ehan'B blk g Saukey, aged, Ust (Huxtable) 3 117 Messrs M. and C. Hobbs' g g Goll.ge Boy, ai-ed. Ost (M'Donald) 3 142 Mr B.Kildare's eh g Secretary, aged. OstOib (Bobinson) 0 145 Mr J. Harris' blk g Satan, aged, 9_b 3ib (Walls) 0 97 Mr D. Bntherford'a b g Secnrua, 6yrs, 93 1 Sib (ci. Kingan) 0 27 Mr B. Ward's m m Waipapa, Syrs, 93c (Baniber) 0 15 Mr P. J. Henley's eh g "Royalty, aged, 9st (car. 9st 4Jb) (Mr 01-ridge) 0. 15 Mr J. Meikle's b g Cathedral, aged, Ust (Urton) 0 Aa tbey ran towards the first hurdle Secretary and Sankey drew to the front, and had Secuius and College Boy as their immediato attendants as they passed the Btand, but at Cutts' College Boy took command and made play two or three lengths in front of Secretary and Sankey, with the rest, whipped in by Ahua, who was a hundred yards away, following in straggling order. They ran without change to the top turn, where Ahua Commenced to go up. The favourite caught the second division as they came into the straight, and, getting on terms with Sankey and College Boy at the laat hurdle, wore them down in the run home, and won cleverly by three parts of a length from Sankey, who was a length and a half in front of College Boy, with Royalty fourth and Securua last. Time — 3min 3sec. THE CRITERION STAKES, a handicap sweepstakes of 2 EQV3 each, with 100 soys added; second hor.o to receive 15 soys out of the stake. Ono mile. 323 Mr T. Stewart (ns) b in Rosebud, by Cadogan— Wild Bose, 6yra, 7st -lb...(_Jrowu) 1 251 Mr H. Lambert's br h Sir Julius, by Betrayer— Nancy, syrs, 6st 71b ... (O'Keefe) 2 71 Mr hi. Alexander's eh o Investigator, by Cadogan— Deceit, 3yra, Csfc7J)> ... (Cusdeu) 3 396 Mr P. Butler's b m Bepose, syra, 7«t 51b (Peters) 0 145 Mr J. Kennedy's br g Cyclone, syrs, 7at (M'Alorran) 0 72 Mr T. Murphy's b c Von Tempsky, Syrs. 6st 121 b # ... (Wisby) 0 Eosebud jumped away in front, and ih the first furlong increased her advantage to three lengths, which 6he held to the finish, and won in a canter from Sir Julius, half a length separating second and third. Time — lmin 43.} sec. Dividend, _£3 10s. THE DEBBY STAKES, a sweepstakes of 25 soys eaoh, with sUosovs added; second horse to receive 100 boys, and tho third horse 50 soya out of the stako. For three-year-olds; colts Sst 101 b, fillies Sst 51b, geldings Sst 71b. One mile and a Jialf. 1701 Mr G. G. Stead's gr o Scots Grey, by Mnsket— Maid of Athol, Bst 101 b 1 241 Mr G. H. Clifford's blk f Cynisca, by Apruinont—Nautilus, Bst 51b 2 332. Mr W. C. Webb's cb g Peerswick, by Bundoora—Wave. Bst 71b 3 160 Mr G. H. Clifford*! b f Alsace, by Apremont—'Maria Tiiereea. Sst 51b 0 439 Mr .. Gollan's blk c Bonnta, by AlbanyNo Name, Sat 101 b 0 Scots Grey, next the rails, and Renata in the centre were quickest away, but before they had gone a furlong, Alsace, who hung at the post, ran through, and was at the head of affairs as they passed Cutts', with Renata next, and Scots Grey, Cyniscs, and Peerswick following in that order. The same positions were maintained aB they made the next turn, but nearing the mile post Renata closed on the leader, and was level with the filly at Ford's, while Peerswick had moved up into third place,. 3 ust clear of Scots Grey, and Cynisca was bringing up the rear. Before they had gone another furlong, Scots Grey moved up to the leaders, and a. the pace increased/Alsace and Renata fell back, Cynisca and Peerswick at the same time closing on the favourite. Scots Grey was first into the straight, but Cynisca wao athis heels, and White had to shake up the colt at the distance. Asked for an effort, the favourite strode away, and going on, won very easily by four lengths trom Cynisca, with Peersweek a further length and a half away, third, Alsace fourth, and Renata laßt. Time — 2min 42sec. Dividend, £1 103. The winner was subsequently led on to the lawn and decorated by His Excellency the Governor with the blue ribbon. The following arb the winners of the j CANTEBBUBY DEEBY.

* After a dend heat with Mr fiedwood's Eangi ; run in 2mi*- -Oaee. THE JUVENILE) STAKES, a sweepstakeß of 5 soya oach, 1 with 200 bov_ added; second horse to reoeive 20 bovb, and the third horte 10 bovb cut of tho -take; for two nnd three-year-olds ; two-year.olds, 7st 71b; threo-yoar-olds, Ost; fillies allowed 51b, fifoldiDga 31b. The winner of the Derby or Welcome to carry 71b extra; of any race (including handicaps) sinco August 1. 1889. of the value ot 100 hoys, 31b i 200 hot**, 61b; 300 boys, 71b extra. Maiden three-year-olda havlnu started onoe, allowed Bib; twioe, 71b; t__ree oc more times, 101 b. Vive furlongs. Mr G. Q. Stead's bfßoae _.r_.ent. by Mhhket—Roset-., 3yrs, Sst 121 b (Boyle) 1 Mr H. Horsford's b I Musk Deer, hy Musket—Sweet Cicely, 3yrs, B_t 91b (Jackson) 2 Mr W. Atkinson's br o Ben Trovato, by Apromo a .-Flattery, Syrs, 7at 7Jb (Smith) 8 Mr H. Hammond's br o Catamount, Syrs, est 41b ;. (White) 0 Catamount, who broke away once and ran two or three furlongs on his own account, whipped round directly the flag fell, and was left standing at the poßt, whUe Musk Deer went on with a dear lead of Bose Argent. The favourite ran up to the leader at the top of the Btraight, and, coming away juat when she pleased, won ia a canter by half a length, with Ben Trovato, a dozen lengths away, third. 3._»_*-lmiß Bfaeo. Dividend, _ei 6V

THE STEWARDS' STAKES, a handioap swecct stakes of 10 soys each, with 300 boys added • second home to receivo 30 soys, and the third horse 15 eovs out of the statte. Six furlongs Mr G. Hunter's blk m Whisper, syrs. 7st 91b f Mr A. L. Popham's b h Alcinous, 4yrs, 7st 91b 2 Mr G. 6. Stead's brh Sextant, s**rs, 83t 91b 3 Won easily. Time, lmin 15$Bec.

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