WINNING PAYMENTS.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVII, Issue 998, 22 April 1909, Page 6

WINNING PAYMENTS.

The following is a list of the winning payments over the Auckland Racing Club’s autumn meeting: — £ E. J. Watt —Ist Easter Handicap £5OO, Ist Elect: ic Handicap £l2O, 2nd Great Northern Champagne Stakes £lOO, 2nd Nelson Handicap £lO 73ft Donald McLeod—lst Great Northern Champagne Stakes £4OO, Ist Huia Handicap £l5O, 3rd Easter Handicap £5O, 2nd Buckland Handicap, £35 635 St. J. Buckley—lst Autumn Handicap 500 J. H. Walters—lst. St. George’s Handicap 500 Trustees Mrs. Coombe—lst Victoria Handicap £l2O, Ist Ellerslie Handicap £l2O, 2nd Easter Handicap £lOO, 3rd Great Northern Champagne Stakes £5O 390 T. H. Lowry—lst Tradesmen’s Handicap £l5O, 2nd St. George’s Handicap £lOO, 2nd Autumn Handicap £lOO, 2nd Great Northern Oaks £35 335 C. Dawson—lst Brighton Hurdles £l5O, Ist St. Helio", s Hurdles £l5O 300 J. H. Howe-—lst Autumn Steeplechase 225 F. Hall—lst Great Northern Oaks 200 Walter Davies—lst Eden Handicap £l2O, Ist Tourist Handicap (dead heat), £5O, 2nd Stewa’.ds’ Handicap £2O 190 T. Wyllie—lst Tramway Handicap £l2O, 2nd Huia Handicap £35 .. . 155 G. Robinson—lst Buckland Handic’p 150 J. Clark—lst Auckland Welter . 150 A. Hanson—lst Stewards’ Handicap 120 A. Morgan—lst Gore-Browne Handicap £9O, 2nd Mangere Handicap £lO 100 J. McNicol—lst Nelson Handicap £9O, 2nd Gore-Browne Handicap (dead heat) £5 95 E. Hilla’.y—lst Maiden Hurdles.. 95 R. Barlow—lst Onslow Stakes . . 95 Hon. J. Carroll—lst Mangere Handicap 90 J. Roulston—2nd Tradesmen’s Handicap £35, 3rd Auckland Welter £l5 50 R. C. Wallace—3rd St. George’s Handicap 50 J. Twohill—2nd Autumn Steeplechase 50 J. George—2nd Auckland Welter £35, 3rd St. Heliers Hurdles £l5 50 G. Mills—lst Tourist Handicap (dead heat) 50 Mrs. A. Lennard—3rd Autumn Handicap 50 J. B. Williamson—3rd Autumn Steeplechase £25, 3rd Bighton Hurdles £l5 40 C. Morse—2nd Brighton Hurdles 35 W. S. Davidson—2nd St. Heliers Hurdles 35 R. W. Duder—3rd Huia’Handicap £l5, 3rd Buckland Handicap £l5 30 M. G. Nasmith—2nd Eden Handicap 20 F ank E. Ross—2nd Victoria Handicap 20 W. C. Ring—2nd Tramway Handica P 20 J. H. Prosser—2nd Ellerslie Handicap 20 D. Tye-—2nd Electro Handicap ... 20 G. Dunnet—3rd Tradesmen’s Handicap 15 J. Molloy—2nd Maiden Hurdles . . 15 H. Sydney—2nd Onslow Stakes . 15 W. G. Irwin—3rd Eden Handicap . . 10 R. Millett—3rd Victoria Handicap 10 Connelly and Winder—3rd Tramway Handicap jo F. E. Loomb—3rd Stewards’ "Handicap 10 J. J. Craig—3rd Elie: slie Handicap 10 J. Lynch—3rd Electric Handicap 10 Dawson and Waller—2nd GoreBrowne Handicap (dead heat) ... 5 Tota l » £5755

Mr. Alex. Mitchell, the well-known gentleman rider, had the misfortune to lose a gold watch chain and sovereign case, which were stolen from his clothes while hanging in the jockey’s room at the Hawera racecourse on Easter Monday. A silver watch attached to the chain was not taken. The local jockey, L. Nodder, also lost a watch from the same room. • * * * The racehorse Defiance, who won the Grand National Hurdles at Christchurch nine years ago, failed to meet with a solitary bid when offered by Mr. Stephenson, by auction, at his mart the other day. ♦ * * * Tatterdemalion and Cachuca have just resumed training at Randwick with a view to the jumping events of the winter months. * * * * A handicap, with the slowest horse to have a mark of 2.9, is being talked about for the Grand Circuit meeting at Detroit next summer. If the race is given, it will take the place of the usual Free-for-all Trot. Twenty-five thousand dollars has been suggested as the amount of the purse.