SPORTING.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 13979, 12 May 1913, Page 2

SPORTING.

RACING IN AUSTRALIA. TATTERSALL’S CLUB. Press Association.—Telegraph.—Copyright SYDNEY, May 11. The Tattorsall’s Club races resulted: Winter Stakes.—Willow 'Green won easily by three lengths, third ’horse being six lengths away. Fifteen started. Time, 2min 11 see. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN J.C. AUTUMN MEETING. ADELAIDE, May. 11. Goodwood Handicap.—Widgiewa 7.9 1, Kossai 6.8 2,„ lawnie 8.12 3. Won by a neck, third horse half a length away. Twenty-seven started. Time, Imin 14see, a record for the race. Elder Stakes.—Audacity 1, Mountain Princess 2, Jolly Beggar 3. Plight started. Won by one and a quarter lengths. Time, Imin 54’sec. After the Elder Stakes there was a hostile demonstration against R. Lewis, who rode the winner. Audacity, and also rode him earlier in the afternoon in the Goodwood Handicap, wherein 'he ran nowhere. Flatites and stand patrons swarmed in and attempted to mob Lewis. The police and attendants surrounded Lewis and escorted him to the dressing room amidst a shower of abusive epithets.

KEMPTON PARK RACES. LONDON. May 11. The Jubilee Handicap resulted lute 1, Talana Hill 2, Cigar 3. NORTH OTAGO J.C. HANDICAPS. (Per United Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, May 9. Empire Hurdles, 14 miles.—Mcrcedo 11.5, Gold Pin 10.13, Daylight Rill 10.6, Coy 9.9, Warsaw 9.4, Simon Pure 9.2, Ribstone Pippin, Goldfinch, and The Nut 9.0.

Landon Handicap, five; furlongs.—lrish Gift 10.5, Obsono 10.2/ Sea King l 9.9, Carolus 9.8, Manillas 9.2, Ngatapa and Winning Way 8.11, Lupulite 8.9, Buff Gauntlet 8.8,_ Maple Leaf 8.3, Stepmaid 8.2, Safety Pin 7.11, Hesione 7.9, Grand Jewel and Mahnri 7.7. Oamaru Cup, 11- miles.—Glen finnan 9.3, The Cornet 8.11, Parable 8.8, Thistledown 8.5, Kilmeny and Scekashoro 8.3, Waikeliua 7.9, Cronstadt 7.6, Munrara and Gold r 'oin 7.2, Rock Ferry 6.9„ Miss Sylvia, Sunbeam, and Editah 6.7. Railway Handicap, five furlongs.—Caraid 9.2, Thuringa and Scottish Star 8.13, Early Morn and Gold Cup 8.11, Nithsdalo 8.9, Martian Maid 8.7, Golden Morn 8.3, Gunflash 8.2, Kimona 8.0, Trireme 7 11 Orange Lily 7.9, Otakcho 7.8, Pallant 7.7. Cosy Corner and Sartoze 7.3, Vanquish f; .13, Stephanos and Red Pennon 0.12, Andrea 6.11, Fairlie and Ohani 6.10, Agitato and Ferry 6.9, Hubub. Glenor, Playboy, Reward, and Combination 6.7. Tekarahi Welter, one mile.—Kilmeny 10.3, Waikehua 9.9, Russo 9.8, Oiyoi 9.5, Cronstadt. 9.4, Padrone and Mum lira 9 3 Rock Ferry 9.2, Glen Owl and Whistlecraft 8.13, Czar Kolohol 8.12, Gasoline and Editah 8.9, Merry Lass and Britain Crown 8.8, Wild Pilgrim 8.2, Achilla and Advance Guard 8.0. Stewards’ Handicap, six furlongs.— Oxenhopo and Glcufinnan 9.0, Pilgrim’s mi* T i Obsono 8.11, Gapon and 1 histledown 8.4, Carolus and'Specialform 8 ; -3; Kilts 7.12, Scottish Star 6.11, Thuiinga .6.10. Land Rose 6.8, Hesione, Colleen Mary, Gnome, John Bunyan, and Of- I ficious 6.7.

THE EGMONT E.C. MEETING. All arrangements for the winter meeting of the Egmont Racing Club to be held on Wednesday and Thursday, have been completed. The acceptances received for the first day’s racing are very satisfactory, and some excellent racing is assured. Tf the weather is favourable the gathering sh.ould be a big success, and doubtless a largo nulnber of Wanganui sportsmen will journey to Hawera to attend the meeting. In another column it is announced that a train will ’eave hero at 6.40 a.ra. each day for the racecourse,'■leaving' again on the return journey at 4.20 for AVangamii.