SPORTING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7415, 29 May 1902, Page 3

SPORTING.

« I . AUCKLAND NOTES. [Per Press Association. J AUCKLAND, May 29. The torses that did gcod work this mornirg wero Cavaliero, assisted by Kelburne, Conqueror and Beddington, Hi.l .Flower, Gipsy, Waiwera and Frost, Tha Guard and Gc-Lo. "Battleaxe and Sandy. Paria -alone was schooled over the hurdles, and Reclaimer, Mckomoko, Laureate, Tirea, Anchorite, Mats-mats-'harakiki, Recoil, Volee, Mars and Medallius did useful exercise 4 Cavaliero is still favourite for the Grest Northern Steeplechase. NORTH OTAGO JOCKEY" CLUB. [Per Press Association..] OAMARU, May 29. The Norl'h Otago Jockey Club's Winter Meeting opened to-day. 'lho weather is fire but dull, and the attendance is fairly large. There is no Telegraph to the course. The following are the results up lo the time of going to press* — NEWBOROUGH HANDICAP HURDLE RA.CE, of 35 soys; one mile and three-quar-ters—My Lord, lOst 12Vb, 1-;' Vanquish, lOst, 2; Dartmoor, lOst 4*. b, 3. Ilex and Vulcan also started. My Lord led irom start to finish, and won easily by six lengths. No time was taken. Dividend — £2 Bs. WINTER WELTER HANDlCAP—Narcissus, Bst lttlb, l*Sara, 6_t Blb. S; J.P., Ssi 21b, 3. "Dona ' Bell, Summer Rose, Leorine, Sir Cajolery, Oaliver and Turcoman also started. Won fry' three lengths; a good third. Time— lmin 25sec. Dividends— £l 16s and £1 lis: I ..... - . Ptf'-^KNT'S HANDICAP, of -50 soys; cm '■"-.* ouarter — Dundas, 9st 3*. b, 1; Ard ill-b, 2; Cameo, Bst 41b, 3. Magk'fi .'.'.-artcd. , Dundas led irom start io fi. 3 woi: by a length and -a half; a bad tL A. lime— 2min 26sec. Dividend— £3 ls *