SPORTING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7177, 30 May 1891, Page 3

SPORTING.

* j [Special to Pbess Association. J [Received Mny 30, at 10.20 a.m. J LONDON, Mat 29. The following is the result of the EPSOM GRAND PBIZE, of 1000 bovb for the winner, and 200 Bays for the nominator of the winner, added to a sweepstakes of 25 sovb each. 101 1; for three-year-olds: oolta Bst 101 b, fillies B_t 51b, with penalties ana allowances. 142 Bube. City and Suburban oourse, about one mile and a quarter. Mr Loop iid de Rothsohild's br o Benvonuto, by Galopin— Queen of Diamonds 1 Duke of Westminster's b c Ordinance, by Bend Or— Bright Beanty 2 Mr Henry Milner's b g St Kilda, by Olairraux or Macbeath— Emma Melbourne S OAKS STAKES, of .000 boys for the winner; 400 soys for nominator of winner; 300 bovb for owner of second ; and 200 bovb for owner of third. By subscription of 50 bovb eaah, any snrplus to go to winner. For fillies, Sst 101_> each. One mile and a half. 145 sub.. Mr Noro Feuwick's b g Mini, by Baroaldine, dam by Lord Lyon— Salis t Lord Bosebery's b g Corstorphine, by Foxhall — Chopette Mr H. A. Harrison's br f Lady Primrose, by Boaebory— The Empress Mand 3 Mmii ran Biz timeß as a two-year-old, winning four times and being unplacea twice. Ker winß included the Lavant and Clearwell Stakes. Mimi's first appearance as a three-year-old waa in the One Thousand Guineas which she won. Corstorphine only twice ran as a twoi year-old, winning the Dewhurst Place (in ' which Mimi ran unplaced) and getting : second to Amphion in the rich Lancashire . Plate. i Lady Primrose ran siz timeß as a twoi year-old, hut was unsuccessful on eacl. i occasion.