SPORTING

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11952, 31 March 1894, Page 3

SPORTING

MARTON J.C. WEIGHTS.

[Prr United Press Association,] Chmstchuhch, March 30. The following weights have been reoeived by the Secretary, Mr R E Beckett, tor the above club's meeting : — Eleoikio Handicap. St. Ib. Mr ß ßoss' Princess Cole .. 9 13 Mr W Hunia's Mararaa „ 9 6 Dr Bennett's Pihangna . . 8 8 Mr J Rotter's Tangaroa ... 7 12 Mr J Green's Bloomsbury „ 7 7 Mr J Kennedy's Insignia „ 7 5 Mr E Lumsden's Lady Clare „ 7 4 Mr J Warner's Oaramaid . ■ 7 0 Mr J Scully's Gala .. 6 10 Mr J Glasgow's Adine „6 7 Mr J Givynne'a Darkey . . fi 7 York Farm Handicap. Mr R Ross' Princess Cole ..9 2 Mr W Butler's Eothen .. 8 11 Mr W A George's Swift . . 8 10 Mr C G Woodloy's Kai Iwi Lady 8 5 Mr T Cameron's The Artist . . 7 5 Mr J Coylo's Fortune . . 7 2 Mr J Kennedy's Buckler ..7 2 Mr J Green's Narrate ..7 0 Mr M Coleman's Allington „ 6 10 Dr Bennett's Finesse . . 6 7 Flying. Mr 0 G Woodley's Kai Iwi Lady 9 2 Mr F McGovern's Strayshot . . 8 12 MrWH George's Swift .. 8 12 Dr Bennett's Pihanga . . 8 5 Mr R Ross' Strike ..8 5 Mr J Retter's Tnngaroa ..7 » Mr T Cameron's The Artist ..7 5 Mr J Green's Bloomsbury . . 7 4 Mr J Coyle's Fortune . . 7 3 Mr J Kennedy's Inbignia . . 7 2 Mr 0 Lumsden's Lady Clare „ 6 12 Mr J Kenuedy'a Buckler „ 6 12 Mr J Scalley's Gale .. 6 10 Mr J H Warner's Oaismaid . . 6 7 Huiidles. M r 's Dandy ..11 7 Mr J Groen's Narrate „ 11 7 Mr R Humphries' Auroa „ 11 8 Mi' R Ross' Strike . . 10 5 Mr D Buick'a Dorothy ..10 2 Mr R Hunt's Omahu . . 9 5 Mr J Green's Dunco . . 9 0 CiiitisruiiußOH, March 30 Tho Press of this morning cays :— We lenrn that a meeting of the stewards of tl.o Canterbury Jockey Club was held yesterday to consider the riding of C. Stratford in tho Addington Plate on the fecund day ot tho Autumn meeting. It will I'G recollected that the jockey's own horse, Lord of Misrule, won, while the h»ise Stratford rodo, Rosoguard, finished Bccind. The enquiry was a most oxhnustive one. Tlie riders of Langley, Pci kin, aud Tiunnire, who were runnersup in the race, were examined, and it was elicited that Stratford interfered to the pr< judice of some of the horses that took part. The result is that the race for the Addington Plate is declared void, and Stratford is disqualified for six months,