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THE TURF.

SYDNEY TATTERSALL'S CLUB

RACES.

SYDNEY, lUiv- 19.

The Hay meeting of Tatt-iisall's Club ssas held to-day, Itesultss

HUllDLE BACK.

A bandi«ip sw«nypslíik«ís of lsns*. «such,

with. _0llsov£.. added; sec-ond horse, 25 novs. ; third horse, lO&ovs. from stake.

About 2 miles.

Tho Rajah, of Pmliitoüi's li " King

Moatjn, l>y J\Ioiin*ta.iu King-Alii*o Mostyn, a««!, 9.12 (li. Treen, .-, A. Stewart's br g- «Joauiiiij-n, by Taroo' -Fibra, a sed, 9.0 (W. ii. Baker) ... F. Forbes and A. Ploivriglvt's b g

Jxwdon-dcrrry, by Pistol (iin-p.V

Antilles, agi«d, 11.*. 3 Al<=o ran: Canute, 10.6 <F. Mooroi: Lord Cecil. 10.3 (j\. Kiivv-khisl; Compromise. 10.2 (A. Nash); Itoyoi Bastings, 10.2 (N. Stuarts ('tide, 9.6 (J. Coiunollyi; Kam, !>.3. lucliidin« 31b. oxer (J. Collitt); Bin- gil lui", 9.0 (<J. Yorks); Dubbo, 9.3, includ ui!-; 3th. over (W. Burn).

líottinrR: 2 to t agst Ivord C'poiJ; 9 lo _ e.u-li Tving -\rotstyii and lioyal Ilai-Ungs; " In 1 ("«-lomillyji ; 10 to 1 "Londoiwlerry; 20 lo 1 Gou-prouiiM*.; 33 to 1 others.

All ¡vii. toü*i»tli<a*. vviifli the exception of .Dubbo. Fain shosved the way over the first* obstaolo, and caine round tlio bund jukI into tho runreing, vs*ith Cimrto and Coominya in ln's vnike. Compromiso lost his rider nt the obstacle ne.ii* Um nine fiii-longs po_l. Ne-dring the -»even fin longs post lîoyal Hxisrînss run lo the trout, but ('-a-oininya took charge ut Um dKt.iuco, and led- over -Hie Inst, junrii from T.ord Civil, Kiiif? Mostyn, und London- derry. On landing King Morst.sn clial IcDs-ed Hie leader, «in<l in n fine üiiíkIi beat bim by tlH-ec-ejuarte-TS of ii length, ss-it.h Londonderry six lengtii-s fiirl-luir off tin rd. Timo, Srnbi. 47J-àc_.

FLYING HANDICAP.

.1 ssveepstakes of Utove. ea«ili, vs-ith iífl

-rus*s. added ; second Iiorse, -"Hrsov.s. ;

third, 20sovi-¡. from the stake. 6 furlongs. F. !.;. Cobbold's bk 'li CoiKraistador, liy Osarion (iiiii>.)-Yoliinda, 6yi*s., 8.2

(K. Braokmi) . 1 Murray Kio-,' eli ._ -Asia Minor, bv

Sunny South-Asia, iyr-»., 7.0 (W.

Siiiijj.so.il) . ,. 2 L. A. Ua-loy's b in Ickle Lass, by

Antonio (tnip.1-Wee Lassie, 6yr¡>., 7.3

(F. W'illriiii-ai) ... .... ... "J Alhfi lilli: j>.um* Acre, allo-rivl 7II>.. i-arried 8.0 (T. O'Bryan): JniUtw-ii, 8.0 (\V. Lri.Uym-.in); Ma_-e.li On. sillosvcd 31b., irarried 7.11 (L. Siorley) ; IJetarphra-it, nl losvi'd 3ib., catried 7.4 (Vf. (ii-octot); Ar- drossan, allot-red 5lh.. «viu-ried 7.1 («J. L<>K-iss; Fötalster. 7.4 (W,. Piko); Bridal Msurch, allosvod 3lh.. «sarriod 6.12, iitehid iiiK iib. o-ver (F. O'Connor): Beril« kin. 6.11. includánK till, ovcrr (C. Barden); Faliiii-tic, 6.1ft. in<5liidni«-r 31b. orcr (I). O'-CoTOior).

Betfcnig: 3 to 1 agat Dame Aero; (1 to 1 AT-d-rossau ; 7 to 1 Coiirjiriistador; 8 to 1 c-aoh Ickle Last; and Bridal March; 10 to Î each Fetal-tor and Asia Minor; 15 to 1 each Palmitic and BariKiida ; 25 to 1 Irritation; 33 to 1 others.

Aodiossan amd Bernnlda were -the. first to sbovs- oiït. At the first furlong Da ino Aero joined tim aioicmeTitioned palT, omi sratJioiEt cliam-ffq ra-u *pa«t t1s«s quai tor mile ptKt. Injtatioii esme r_i*ou«rh. an«l i-onudrn-i the bond srae dispiitiii-j flie luarl vs-ith Paint« A<jre. Tlio Jaetnamed «hook off InsiliiJtiijn at the homo turn. Inside the dif-fanco Conqnisljid-o-i' ran throiig-Ii. und «-on by ii lenp-th, tiiTi-s-piii-b, of ii IrMiT-jth betvVirjcn second and third. Ardros- san ss-as fonrt.il. and It eta pn rast ssas last. Timo, Imin. 14-i_ec.

TA'ITEIîSAr_L*S STAJO-ÎS.

A liaoidic-.ip siTeepstaSes of -tsos-s-, web.

sv-ilh 200m)s*s. lidded; f-ooond li-sise, 30 sov».; th in «I house, 20.OVS. Itoiu the slake. 1 nulo,

ile-sdium-"* P. Keith and Stevenson'»

b li ¡snow Kin*,' (imp..), by WiUoiiv*.

-Snovvfli-îht, t.sTS., 7.10 (Ö'ikiiiiioil... 1 AV. McCoy's eli (?» Posvdal, bs* Po'ss*

liatkni (imp.1-lodial, 3yxs., 0.7 (J.

McAUislo^) . 2

B ni Lnwly Lieij-e,- by "Rnrdolpli (imp.)

-Horiol, 4yis.. Ö.10 (CrwkeU) . 3 Also ran: Daddy OiiriHtnju«. 8.11 (Walker); Kosv, 8.7 (\V. AlcLiiclilaii); Tiberin-s. 7.10 (F. Poles); Slimlaiiik', 7.1.. includini,' 61b. over (K. lîr.ickeji); »lollv MnJ'Ir-tlar, 7.0 («. Mooro): Tasvdiry, 7.S, including 2lb. over (A. Kr>vs); li:ii,i!(o. 7.2 (C. Barden); Wolmai. 7.3. ¡ncliidwi*,' lib. <»s*ei* (G. Uiitcliins); FJnek fiarl, 7.6, iiicliidiiif; 2ib. ovor (K. Uroiiualil; Dip-

tych.

Betting: ó to 2 ag.-it Tiberias; 3 lo 1 Black Karl; 10 to 1 Snow King; llTto 1 (Mell Jiiplvish au«! Bnsulo; 15 tia 1 each PoivdaL Da*y, and Sinokanic; 20 to 1 Lady Lie-go; 33 lo 1 each others.

Tihoriiiü and 'i_ir<lry niado play at tlio citd of n furlong, and si-ore Biiccccdod by Black Eirrl and Snow- Kinj;. Bkiek -lvaxJ ran l'iirouçh near t.Uo six furlongs port, and na_!=«jd tt;»t- point with Tassdrv ami Tiboriu-* »t his fioels. At fivo fnrlnnj*--» Tawdry was at the girtlw of Black Earl, and ss-ithont diango tSiey ran lo the end, is-^iei- Black Bar! vs*a_ still im chnrge, ttitb'Suoss- King «it his heels, fjnoss* King look command coming into lia« for home, Mid sras purbued by Black Earl, J'oivilal, Tiberius, and. D,iddy Christinas. Snosv Kiirg vs-as in full chnrge at the distance from P-osvdal, Black Eui*!,, -and Lady Li<sge. Snow King won by a lenglJi fi-om Povwdal. dosoly folloived by Ladv Liege, 'i'iberi-ns vs*ns a length and a half avi*ay fourth, and Eaay svas last. Time,. Imin. 41$9ec . ,

TWO-YEAR.S-OLD HANDICAP. ' A ssvcepstukes of 3sovs. each, Avrtb 200

«ova. ad«U_; -second horse 38sovs" and - third horse 20sovs. from tho prizo. 6

lurlongs.

John McDonalo s br f Mountain. Jjas-, ?

sie, by Mountain JEiiig-Lo Moselle,

?7.3 (F. Foley) .."...' ... 1 J. Flood's b f Lady Sirrford.-by Car-

dinal Beaufort (imp.) - IJesmino

(imp.), 8.6 (U. Hook) ... .- ;. 2 B. G. Gray's b f'Nada. by Light of

Knigbtlight (imp.) - Marama, 7.13,

inc. lib. over (K. Bracken) ..... 3 Also ran:- Orient BeJlc: 8.4 (S. StuaTt); Bezant. 8.4 (W. Lillymau), Bi-ody, 8.9 (AV. Pike); Thargoona, 7.10 (G. Aled dick); Millrose, 7.8 ÇT. Bjco); Lady Lil- lian, 7.4 (L. A. Walker); Cortège, 7._ (1. Meekings); lied Cardinal, 7.4* (G. Hut chin«); Kennugiihair, 7.2 (F. Kiussell); ilarvestress, 7.2 (C. Barden); Field Nurse, 7.0, inc. 21b. ovor (R. Wilkinson); West .Molong, G.13, inc. 7lb. over (Simp- son); Loioniu, 0.7 (W. Crockett).

Betting: 9 to 2 agst Lady Surford and West Molong; ß lo 1 each Nada Light and Muh-ose; 8 to 1 Mountain Lassie; 10 to 1 pjich Brody and Lady L»Jian; 12 to

t. to 1 each Orient Belle and laarTe. tress; 20 to 1 Bezant; 33 lo 1 other». .

Orient Bello wa-s tho'first out. At the end of the first turn Lady ¡Surford svas in front, but when they bad reached tim half-mile post Co-rtogo'svas in the load, ami rounding the bend liddy Surfordi re- sumed command. At the distance Nada Light had a slight advantage from Lady Surford. Mountain Lassie ran through beiono the half distan«*, svas 'reached, ojid won by a length, a head botvreen second and third. Lady lillian was six lengths iisvay fourUiA. Time, Imin, 15sec.

WIN'FKR STAKES.

A Handicap sweenstakets of 8¡*ovs. each,

svith lOOsovs. added; second horso 75 soss., ami third boree -IOsovó. from tlio prize. 1 milo and 3 furlong».

,T. Foil*«; Booth's br ¡j Quivraln, by St.

Alwyn (imp.)-Archery, oyrs., 8.3 (JJ.

Bracken). 1 J. McMalion's br or blk li Karanaud

JCing, by Prudent King (imp.) Karanaud,'-ly-rs" 8.51 (G. Hutchins)... Miss Una Clin s br h Bombita (imp.),

by Fowling J'icoe-Brosrn Bracken,

4vi"" S.'ll (A. AVood). 3 Also ran: - Secret Service. 9.2 (I*.

Brown); Itnfihford, 9.0 (W. Lillyman);

Westcourt, 8.6 (M. Connell); TJic CbTiiäL. tion Brother, 7.U (L. O. Walkor); Charle- ville, 7.11 (P. Maher); Quinn'« Post. 7.9 (F. O'Connor); Norivo, 7.0 (W. Pike); Mías Persian, 7.7 (0. Barden); Kcnilio, 7.10. inc. 3lb. over(W. MeLuchlaii' ; High- land Band, 6.7 (W. C. Locke«).

Betting: 3 to 1 ugst Bombita: -t to 1 Qiiu.ru.le; 7 to 1 The Christian Brother; 10 to 1 «ich Charleville and Karanaud King; 12 to 1 ltu-sbford; M lo 1 Secret Romeo; 1« to 1 Kcnilic and Miss J'flr sian; 20 to 1 esich AVcstcourt and High- land Band; 33 to 1 others.

Tlie horses got away in line. At tlio ha-lf-milo post Karanaud King was a couplo of lengths in advance of Charle- ville, and turned for homo with BomOita, Quarale, Secreb Service, und Kcnliic inliis ssako. Karanaud King svas still leading at the half distance, but there Quarulo challenged bim and a most exciting finish resulted, Quarulo gaining tins judge's ver- dict by a head, two lengths bstsvoeii se-

cond and third. JCunilic was fourth, Quinn's Post and Hush font ssere the vvhippers in. 'J'Mne, 2min. 21Ssec.

WKLTKlt HANDICAP.

A ssveepstakes of 4_ovs. each, with

foys, added; second horse 3tls-os*s., and third horse 20sovs. from the pnzri'. 1 mile.

F. S. O'DonneH'.s br g Ailbmic, ,by

Persian Knight (imp.) - l/.uii<»lla,

lyra., 8.9 (M. timnell) .'.. ... 1 Alex. Bay's ch li Spceiltart. by.AVnu

kciipliasl. (imp.) - Arizona, 6yrrs.,

8.13 (A. Wood) . 2 S. 11. Lamond's li ni Mythic, by

Machino Gun - Hecuba, 5yrs., 7.12

(F. Kiley). 3 Olso ran:-Spurn, 10.10 (W. Black); Tiin'ob'intcs (iinp.i, allowed 71b., carried 9.3 (P. Gray); Valior. 9.2 (11. Abbott); Common Lass-, 8.11 (F. Wilkinson); !Jo L-yesa, 8.10 (W. McLaehUin) ; Fii-st 1-ies son, allowed 3lb., carried 8.7 (W. Fiko); Chid, 8.Í1 (G. Meddick); Wirrilla. S.9 (It. Brennan); lancelot, 8.6 (W. Manning)-, Hopoast, 8.1. (K. Bracken); Koman Queen, 82 (Lilry-man) ; La Penna, 8.1 (C. Barden!; Cra-ska, S.O (J. Thompson); Agathou, allowed 3.1b., carried 7.10 (VA'. Crocket); Gaby, 7.12 (L. A. Walker); Aberkidy, allowed 51b., carried 7.6 (IN. "Russoll); Mafioso. 7.7 (G. Jlutrjlicns) ; Sucerve. 7.7 (F. lliisselrl; Gallipoli, 7.Î (W. Simpson); Silentiu, 7.7, allosved olb-v carnell 7.2 (G. Lesvi.s) ; Galin.

Belting: I to 1 agst Spurn; (! »to 1 Rpeodfiist ; 8 lo 1 each First Lesson and La Penna; 10 to 1 Aubcrie; 12 lo 1 -My- thic; H to Í each Aberlndy, Tiinobantes, Silontia, lancelot", and Roman Queen ; 33

to 1 others.

Hopoast and Galin moved off in. front, awl neanng the half-mile post'Auberic took i-ommaiKl, and won by a neck from Speedfast, eight lengths between .second and third. Time, Imin. 395sec.

EPSOM RACES.

MFLBOUKNK. May 19.'

Tlio weather svas bleak ahd threaten.

ing lor the Epsom races this tiiternoon, but there was a good -attendance. De-

tail-.:

HURDLE R.ACE.-2 miles.

A. Cresss ink's br g Single Barrel, by

Carbinier - Nevermore, ,'iyrs., 9.3,

inc. 31b. over (li". Thompson) . * W. Brown'. Fastolf, 9.3, 31b. over (W.

Muriel). ... : S. Cauioron's Nympie, 11.0 (R. Came-

ron) . ;

Other starters:- Lord Dudley, Balhsla, Pan lu, Pistolier, Blackwood. Abbev

Craig, Glenurd, Sor.-otia, AVerribee, Sir Fit.;, TU-igbl, Embank, Myra, Kolora.

Jîetting: 7 lo 2 agst Sing*!-.*. Barrel and Nympie; 6 to 1, Socotni and Pan In; 10 to 1 Glenar«!- _j to Fastoll.

Won by Ui ree-qnurtors of » hangt h ; half a length botts ec-n seCTind and third.

FIRST DIVISION HANDICAP.

. 6 furlongs.

F. IC. Stcedman's br g Raheen, by í Alosquelon-Aorcsvu, oyrs.. 7.9 (II.

Bird) .-. . 1

C. Kelloiv's Pinkerton, 8.1 (F. Demp-

sey) . 2

J. Onrr's Linuse», uiUiwed "Jib., earned

7.11 (W. Duncan) . 3 Olhor starters: - Roval, Sauci, Hen, Fighting Bob, Lost Timie, Uincor Hume, Psian, Kject'or, »Scribble (allowed 71b.), Cipelletti, Lady Felicia (allowed 31b.), Prince R-uen.ilf, Her 'Queen (niüowed 3lb.), Mary Hamilton (.allowed 31b.), King

Murillo.

Betting: j to 2 agst l!ah<:-enj _ to 1 Linass; 6 to t liincer Flume; 8 to 1 Pinkerton; 12 to 1 Scribble.

Won by two and a half lengths; baili a length Ixitsveen second and third. Time. Imin. 16sc_.

SECOND DrVTSION HANDICAP.

5 fnrlongs.

C. Kelloss-'s b c Blue Cross, by Jjin

aere-Lady in Btuc, 3yn>., 7.7 (F.

Dninpses) . 1

F. Monte's Lady Mola, 8.10 (Fi.shor)... 2 H. Brown's Fia-al Oaks, 8.10 (C. Per-

kins) . 3

Other ataitars:-Booran Lass, Monto rey, Marshada, J^>rd .Cmanl, Mentho, T.lic^sScar. Adjie, Sylvone, Ixnd Çapulot, Doslnstream, Nicolette. Diiminy, Sir Dowdingstown. Jlarnibort, Iji<ly" l.or l-nine, Fcntanika, Tongio, .King Ken- neth. Ulster Boy, Pienan.

Betting: 9 to I a£st Blue Cios.s; 5 lo 1 The Scar; 6 to 1 Duminy and Pienan; 10 to 1 Lady Lorraine; ¡Su io 1 First Oaks and Lady Alola.

Won-by half a neck; a neck between second and third. Time, Imin. 2sec.

BRUSH STEEPU''CTiASl';.-2 rnil-ea

l8 chains.

O. Fcrhoi's b g San Leandro, by Murillo - Xubrygaii. Syr»., 10.* (C,

O'Reilly). 1 J. Roche',» Admiral Grand, 11.7 (K.

Allison) . 2

J. Curr'- Expedí lionel, 12.10 (li.

Thompson) . *3

Ulher Ktdrt-*rs:-Wootasvay, Uuly l^ena, Bulgee Bee, Union Athii, Sleive GuUion, Mun-; Lad, Thergoon. ,

Betting: 3 lo 1 agsl Admiral Grand;

.1 to 1 l'-vpedilioner; ,ï lo 1 Sleivo Oui lion; 7 to 1 Bidgee Jitc; 8 to 1 Wesr asuis*; 12 to 1 San Leandro,

Won b.s four ¿eugths; tsvo lengths be

tirc-an second and third.

THIRD DIVISION HANDICAP -

6 furlongs,

P. Doss'ne'h Bc-»sie ALiy. b.s- Gosport

Fiincimiuon, 8.6 (A. Fitzsimmous) ... 1 S. Cameron's Lord linacre, 8 5 (C. Mc-

Donald) ..T-.. 2 \\ . Geiiaid's Thurlagimyiih, 8.1! (AV.

Siuurl) . ,'. 3

Other starlersi-Naiiibi-ok Belle, Clial lendi. Ariidel, C.'iluis, Lapl'oiil, Sugelo, Tiii ileoige. Lady Sailp (iijlnssed 51b.), Sej Scot, Time Fus?, Ciunpaniiorm (61b. over). Will Couifoir, Fayelte, Rhi'ila (al losvcd 31b.), Adagio, Fuedancl' (uiloised 71b.). Kings Physician (ul loss ed 31b.), ChundulU (allowed 41b.), Naver.i, Barley Mow (lib. -ovor),' Earklom, Snug (lib. over). " . ,;. ' 4

Betting: 7 to 1 agsl Tra George and KugeJo; 8 to 1 Arndel, Challenda, and Tburlaguuyahi 10 to 1 Lapford, ßösaio

May, and Barley Mow; 20 lo 1 lord Lin-

acre.

Won by a neck, a similar distance be- tween second and third. Time, Imin.

17ficc.

EPSOM HANDICAP.-li miles.

J. J, Mcd'lnery's eli m Tragowel, by

Hymottns - Kiacatoo, oyrs., 6.7 (\\ .

Duncan) . 1

O. Fether's Meornt, Mb. over (G.

Harrison; . 2

W. " McCnlioch's Toleclcs, 6.12 (F,

Dompsey) . 3

-Other btarrei*s: - Fantario (aUowodi 5lb.), Maltravoi-s (allowed 31b.), SaltaiTO (lib. over), Honorious, Mmtetono «"allowed 51b.), GoltiWn Charm, awl Canvelkin.

Betting: 5 to 2 agat Meornt; 7 to a Toleelos; 5 to 1 Salfairo; 7 to 1 Carsrel kin; 8 to 1 Mihtatono; 15 to 1 Tragowel.

Won by four lengths; lhjec-_uart«*iO of a length botsvoon second and third. Timo,

2min. 9sec.

DEVONPORT RACES.

DEVONPORT, May 20.

The ss-intei* meeting of the Devonport Racing. Club was hold on tho Spwyton course on Soiturday afternoon. Exclud- ing tlio la*ot, -bhore was an uv-s-ago of seien horsos in each ovcnl, but ««_. fell all tho afberrnoon. conseqaently tho at tendaiioo wa»s sma.ll. Tlio sum of .ßl.395 lös. pjbSKxl through tlie totalisator. Con sidttmig the sv-oiitlhicr, tho nioiiig was good. JlesnlLs: -

LIMTr nANDICAr,

Of 2QSOVS. 6 furlongs.

191 i Oapt-uiiu E. C. Thomas s Prilieo

' Kia, 8.0 (Gordon Jordan) . 1 23 A. .fago'is Jjinda JJ., 7.7, inc. 3lb.

over (bookar) ... - . .:. ^ 1-131 0- 0- Norton's ll-umicsinscn*, 7.6,

inc. 31b. over (Camiibc.Il) . 3 Also ran : R.D.T.. 8.13 (Thompson);

Alpha, 8.13 (Bo*-; Knight of the Spear, 7.12 (IT-iin-os); Gold Spear, 8.0, inc. 5ui. over (Dovlrn); Zig-Zng Yet, 8.10, inc. 221b. os (vr (Bruinitíü); Si Iver Maiid, 8.7, mc. 171b. over (Keating); Landale, 8.10, inc.

211b. over (Bi-SV-phcrV

Ailphn was first out of the barrier, bot did not. la<st long. Linda B. was most prominent, but wae cut dosvn by Prince Kia, who won. by -two lcngitht. same dirS tanco betsvefsn second and third. Gol«! Spear lost, his rider at tho distance. Sil- ver Maid was last., ToUuiK-fcor: 373. Dividends, 20s. and 35s.

MAIDEN. »STEEPLECHASE,

Of 3-frtvs. 2 inile-s.

lill W. T. Sdnits'fi Pilgrim, 10.0 (Law) 1 14»" G. nosse's Borby Still, 10.0 (Got

(lon Jordan) . 2

72 W. »Sn-llivivn's Fhiierilo, 10.0 (Fliul

.kiner) . 3

Also mu: Brallinlil Dassis (10.0 Otc ViJloy); Bruton, 10.(1 (Watls-)- Silver Snokw, 70.O (Kaviing); Mon tom una, 10.0 (Shepherd).

Pilgrim brok<> the line, and was nevor hoad-xl, Avi.nning by three long-ths front Derby Still, ivith u similar distance be Isv-ecn second and third. Bnlli.iut Down lost lus ridler at the first of the ti ebie. 'Montumana was Last. Time, 4miu. -lAsOc. Totalisator: 349. Dividend«. .">&. and 8s.

WINTER, HANDICAP,

Of Sjtos*«. 1 mile.

20?, II. Sulzborgor's Creacydalc, 8 9,

me 'Uli. os'cr ¡Devlin). 1 311 G. Bennotl's Miss Jxdu, 8.4

(Looker) . 2

t_V J'oss lett and Lo-s-rry's Lady Pat, 7.7,

i líe', jib. over (Haines) . 3 Also run: Warneton, 9.5 (Campbell-; Simon's Choice, 7.10, inc. 31b. over (Thompson); Booraline, S.o. inc. ISlb.

over'(Ross!.

Boorraline gtjl away vet y badly, Simon's Choice piloting the bunt h Hie greater part of the journey. Ho was then tackled by Mass Leda, who, bowever, did no better than Booraline. Won by tu o lengths, tsso lengths bolsviven second and third. Timo. Iniin. 53 2-5se<. Totalisa- tor: 2071. TVivulonil, 88.-,. (id.

SPREYTON HANDICAP STEEPLE,

Of 50.-JOVS. 2 miles.

1071 \. V. Dovle's Polly Lea. 10.12

.(I/aw) ..'. ..'. . 1 97 J. Toomey's Button Oras-,, 9.12

(Kbops) . 2

183 J. II. Stan ton's Paloona, 9.2 (Shop

" herd) . 3

Also ran: HiiUekuha, 10.S ("Watte);

Westbank. 10.0 (V. Keatuig). VoJund. 10.3 (Faulkinei ) ; O-imsboruugh, 9.7 (McVilloy).

From a good -»tort Button Grass svont out, .uni led pasifc the stand both times. Gunsboiougli hit the last fence of Hie fiT-dp-ebk», mid shot Mc-Willoy out of the satldlj?, Tiro rider hung in the stiTrups some distance, and su.-(l«nii<xl a broken nose. Polly 1,0a led at the home, turn hy i^ mupio of lengths from Button Grans. When half-way up the» stniighl Button Grains shook himself np. and ss-ould have passred Polly Irrni and won, but tho latter hor«d out." nod forced But- ton Gr.uss fully three-parts acres the course. Polly Lea finished tsso length* in fröret, while Button Grass defeated Paloona by tb.rce leiuths. Donovan laid a complaint «g.iiust Lan-, rider of Polly Lea, ss-ho vs-a»s filled -Ci for borilig out. l->otli lior&es w/\re b-uckml by some of the stewards, svho retirai during the inquiry mlo tho offfiu-e. Tho (IccLs-ion lo allow the race to stand svas most unf-ivourably received and commented «in. Tlio other horses in tho order ssoie Volund. West- bank, and Ihiiiokaliu. Time, Imin. 31 2-5 se«. Tot-aK-ator: tí7. Dr-ridends, 31s.

and lGs.

, FA R K WSh r, TI VNDTCA P,

Of 25-sovs. 5 furlongs.

7,i AV, .r. Soul bei ssood's .Simon's

(hoice. 7.13 (Ho>,) . 1 84! T. Butter's B.tleaiia, 7.11 (Unines, 2 36V T AV. Bac-s-idy's Creep Vine, 7.12

(Thompson) . 3

Alto ran: Cotterell 8.2 (Campbell);

Haughty Boy, 8.1 (Devlin); Booran Rose.

7.6 (Looker).

Booran Rose was the first to shoss- th, ss-nv to Simon's Choice and Creep Vine. Al (he two furlongs post Simon's Choira took cbarrge. and ison by I bree lengths from Bakana, ss-ith Oreen Vi nefario and a half I em; Lite- back third. Cotterell ss-as lasl. Tiui-p, Imin. 9s*cc. Totalisator: 391-1. Di-vide-nd, 30c. s

DISTANCE HANDICAP TROT,

Of aosovs. 1' milos.,

SE. H. Moore's Gaylöck, sei. . 1 131 JJ. WiUiains'.s Little Belgium,

15yds. lxsli. o 13! G. Jjosvo's Dolly II-uoii. 60yds. heb. 3

riuriy-mno stan-tort Won bv a few yards._ Timo, .«.nun. 42 l-feeo." liiraliva.

torJ i','0;- -D^-Wends -i'20 10s., £1 __. 6d.,

and .1H 17b.

TASMANLVN^Acijm CLUB.

Por the winter meeting mt Elwick on »Satin-lay, May as, the íollosnng handi- caps have boon deeiared as from 10 a.m. May 21:- .

ELWICK FDKSE-fi fui-longs.

st. lb. rit lb Ijo-dLUpo ..93 BiiBht »Çpoar 8 2 Piclajan ... !) ¡) Dunicc .... 8 3 Osarantis ..90 Sris-oraoekor . S 0 Niharo ... 8 12 Flekla .... 7 12 Belgalus . . . 8 ia Nadir Sihah . 7 8 Secret Code 8 8 Boltonkim . 7 7 Gkcster Joy k 8 Fi-eol.mder . 7 0 "llhe Song ... 8 5 ¡Jartarioiit. . 7 0

Juti.S .*)

HURDLE RACE-2 miles.

st. lb st. lb. Blue Victor .11 0 Charislos -.99 Jaunira ... 11 0 Marstivr Al

Cnlabash . . 10 11 wvnú ... 8 7 Alor Star . . 10 li Hilee.U 7 R«-)rct - - . 10 8 Slyiing Sj*_iir 9 3 Silver Spear 10 G Pulajan ... 9 3 Gangway . .10-1 Amherst King 0 0 Charlie Montajnuna . 9 0

Fiaser . . .10 4 Goldstv.ker . 9 (I Muivelle . . 10 0 Lucees.it ... 9 0

MAY HANDICAP-!* mile*.

st. lb.

st. lb.

Oomoo. ^ .

i) r.

Radiator . . .

7 12

Lynceus . .

8 7

Shol.fiiv . . .

. 7 9

Light Dra-

TiiLiooi-in . (.

7 4 goon .

8 7

Kinghikc . . .

7 4

Felim . . ..

8 «a.

Czivraiiu.s . .

7 0

Sai-tolcr.i .

7 J3

»STEEPLECHASE-^ milo.

st. lb.

st. lb.

Helol . . .

. 11 0

Westbank .

io r,

Targum . .

10 11

Tapall . ». .

10 0

Leo Dawn .

10 9

Miss Oar-iiou

10 0

Alt.il' Boy

. 10 9

Tolanii^ . . .

9 7

Good Morn

Paloona . . .

9 7

. 10 7

Sylvester . . .

9 7

VoJund . .

10 7

A lonnali . .

9 0

Big Bob . ,.10 5

JUMI-Hitö' FLAT-li. milo

.

st. lb.

st. lb.

Light Dra-

Charlie Fin

goon . ., .

. 11 7

oer . . .

9 /

Radiator .

. 10 12

Marvolle .

9 5

AJoi Star

. 10 12

Gangway . .

9 5

Wishful .

10 10

Coln inn . .

» 3

Mi.-s Nine

. 1(1 10

Bonnie

Rejo* t - -

. 1<5 7

Chiron . .

8 12

Shalfire". -

. 10 7

Dewhurst ?

8 7

litcu<=<*aii .

. KI 5

SilveiHi-eker

8 t

JiiCitiu . .

. 10 0

Montumana

8 4

Creacydale

. 10 0

llc.liolwu1 . .

8 0

Flying Spear 9 K1

B.iikIoi a .

8 0

ELWICK FLATE-6 furlong

st. lb.

ht. lb.

Oomoo . .

. 9 K1

Tuticorin .

7 10

Chore - .

. 9 2

Fbniun . .

7 »

Comic -Song

. 8 r

Bollario . -

7 9

Piu-lolorn .

. 8 4

Master Al-

Borniigco, .

., 8 .»

wyn» . .

7 7

Mult Prince

. 8 3

Kinglake .

7 7

Keino'. . ,.

. 8 0

Tho Lyre .

7 5

Sil vor Claim 7 12

Cieen Vine

7 5

J. .T.

i

WEAVER, Itandicappor.

BRIGHTON JOCKEY CLUBi

THE ENTRIES.

Tl«s foUowrng entries have been received for tho B-rifehton Jockey Club meeting on

June 4:

Hiirdlo "Race.-Coliman, (^oc«-«atina, Ko jeot, Dorss-burst, Pulajan, Charho FTaser, OlKvristos, BlMo Victor, Lucessits Flyin-g Spear, Good Morning, Hilee, Marvello, Gold Seokar, Layby«; Lady Cathkin. .Qiiai-Erway. .

T-rial, Hacndácap.-Fifo On, rOnira-ssie, Fï-eelandor, Mervana, Chester Joy, Bel gatns, Flokla, Pibilomer, Lao, Unclo Joe, Boltooiili-im,. Nadir Shaih, Banderra, Una, l^iiMnmntnifc, Mylator , Knig-ht of tho

Spoar.

Win-tor Plato.-C¡5íiaiu-us Pulajan, King luko, Oomoo, Sweet Memory, líaafier x\l svyno. Dunloe, Tnticarm. Sartploi-a, Tho Lyre, Daimlor, Bolgalu-, Mylator, FoK-m.

Jumpers' Flat.-Bonnio Chiron, Wish- ful. Reject, DeAvihurst, Charlie Fraser, Light Dragoon, Dome-stead, Miss Nine, Bluo Victor, Ccooalina-,1 li'Iylug Spear, Little Sloan, Marvello, Bandora. Laybye, Charistos, Kadialor. Lady Cathkin.

\Vi_-tcr Oats.-Secret Code, Ninihajo, Kingluke, Comic Song, Okoro, T.isman's Isle, Flying Spear. Belgian. Alaid, My- lator, Lao, Falsa Dawn, Sartolm-a, Tho Song, Oomoo,.'B«_Uario, Sweet Memory, Flokla, Dunleoi Felim.

FirHt-olass Trot-Lady Florence, Trilby II., Wlmi-niBg-Bolls. G-oifor Huon, Niokivl Huon, Mawison, Mass Blackback, Jjit.*Uo Golfer, Miss Wonder, Mnlsvu, Bay l_ck, Royal Swell, Stam O., Gompeor, Ikll B., fj>ix,ie Winn, Lohco, Aoropslane, Golfer Lass, Fiiibiy M.. Huon Still, Not Yet, Dawn G.» Bosven Bells, Diver, Polo King, Klsio Alto, Dandy Huon, Sunlight, Bed Tapo. Heiuet.

Seoond-tda«« Trot.-Fitz Huon, Fi«bu, My Clytie, Imperial Pine, Dolpini, "Ikey, Charley M., Lady Quail. Bluo Bell, Lady Maud, Merry Hoart. Robin AL, Tluby Hi7on, Hamlin Huon, Berlin Bri-i-te**», Lord Tlolirein,- Bankor, Chace Hibbon, Mambrino Couiift-ess, Prairie, NcUie W.. Golden Hop, Gipsie Queen, AVoodstock, LoroEre, Golden AVarrior. Balranald, Young Victor, Blue Gum, Ormond, Tui, Rmby nnon. Loyal Jack, Omluts, Rock-ing Chair, Pearl Grey, Charlie Mae', A1u.rm, Golfer King, Allen Doone, Miss Pilot.

W. N. JAMES, Seoix-taiy.

GENTJRiAL NOTES.

Flekla, by Flavel from Thekla, is in «bo sale Ifot. ' /

San Leandro, ss-ho ison the Brush "Steopleuna&c al. Epsom (Vic.) on Satur- day, in by Murillo from Niibygan, by Metal from Quiisn of Mirth, by Gobo. He ss-as liought as a yearling for l.-jOgiit». at the Sydney sales., and was selisct-uontly ruc«! in Sydney by Mr. S. Iloidoni. Ho is now ossTicd by "Mr. O. Feuhers."

II. Hall, the »South Australian cross- country j<x;koy, has arrived at Caulfield. 1U. will ride Pistolier and Portee in tlieh* , Me-lbourno engage-men ts. Hall ssson the

Grand National Hurdle mid tho Austral- ian Hurdle in 1911 on Arquebuse.

In view" of the sieigliL (10.6) allotted Green-Cap in tho Adelaide Birthday (hirs. it is interestiiig lo recall that in 1000 Paul Fry, also (Taiinod by J. Scobie, won tho event ssith 10.5. Green Cap ii» prob- ably a bettor stayer than Pani Pry was.

A Melbourne paper says that Miss Noel Smith rodo the. jumper Sunny Jim over five hurdles nt Caulfield one morning

last week.

J. O'Shca, wit'h 551 wins, and .A. Reid, svit-'h öß svins, ure the leading New Zea- land jockeys this soa-son.

Vocal King, by A^ocsil .Memmm from Aliss Kingsborough, won the (.amp Han- dicap, one mile, ¡it the Seymour (V.ic.)

races bust; week.

Word comes from Adelaide Hint Cyk lou is a probable sUrrlcr for the A.R.C. Birthday (,'iip. There wus some talk of i-e servinjr the imported horse for tho weisht-for-iige events, but in view of ris en fly retirement from the turf it has boen practically «locided lo let bim go foi- 'hue principal 'luondioaps as well. CykJou baa list. 111b. in till«- Birthday Cup, and, as ho won this event last year ssith 9st. 61b., it cannot be said that he is badly treated.

'Melbourne piij/or-s rcjmrt tho death ni. Wangaratta of Air. John Flanagan, at (re agc ,of 73. II«-, was n well-known brooder of tboroiighbied hornes in tin early days, and was- reeogni&cdf as n. lead- ing; joekoy in the . NorUi-Eustc rn «lir-trict at tliiit time, ile bred and raced Gor- don, wiho sion 73 races and close on .12,090 i,n stakes, nlso snob horses

Young Bluo Peter,' Glencoe, Isoline, and

Ssseet Briar.

Areli Marella, winner of the Novice Han- dicap al, the Kembla Gnluge meeting in Sydney bust week, paid a torn lisa tor divi- dend of .£10 .'!-. on 10s. lickets. There svas a second dividend of J*l 8s. The Fly- ing Uiindieap at. this meeting went lo Bruck (by Broii/.ino). and the Kembla Grange ll-andicar», one mile, to imported Hecate (by Radium).

H.H. tlio Rajah «if Fudiikoia is play- ing- a prominent [-art in Sydney racing just now. l,ast Saturday week he vron tho Canterbury Handicap with Burradoo, and at Randwick on Saturday 'he was again successful with his liurdleracer Is'ing- Mostyn, ssho is well-bred for n, juin per. ile is by Alnuntain King from Alice .Mostyn, by Neoksergat from Miss Mostyn (imp.), by LTncjs. *

Sinco the betting tax ivas brought in- to operation ia Victoria at the bfuiniiiiig of November (he impost lias yield«?«! .C49.009, includiiig the revenue from (lie licentsing of bookmakers. This result, in tho opinion of Government officere inter- ested in tibe collection of revenue, iloea not bear out the statement of n police offi- cer in hit» report to Air. D. AfcLeod, tlio Chief Secietar;, on propricta-iy (-ourses, "that the volume of betting is amaz- ing." It is now estimated that the total amount that ssill lie received from the betting lax bv .lune 30 will be about .£,«,000. or J-Hi.000 lou than the estimate. Treasury officers think: that had ii. not boen foi* the viel vreiitihor at tho timo of the Melbourne Cup aud at Eastertide, Hie osjtimato migilit luis-o been almost reached. Minister« and officers aro of opinion (¡hat more betting in done in New SouUi Wales tlian i'n V'icxoria.

Th«' "Aigus" reporto that Tho Parisian hai* been dest r<>y«id. Ho. had boen in re- tirement for some time, but recently was startd as an attraction in a race at ii patriotic meeting in the Western district, and ran second. TJie race did'him no good. Ile aliped red to liave injured him- self in some way. and as (there was no «iliance of -saving bim he wns shot. - The Parisian was owned by Air. J,. F. Kirby, and wa«, sshen on the turf, a. popula*r horse. He was by Bobadil from The Paris ieuiH', by Tri'c'nii from Marie Louise, bv

Gang Forward, and svas foaled in 1805. lib* breeder liebig the lute Air. S. G. Cook. The Parisian did not run as a two year-old, and as a three-year-old only ss'on the Trial Handicap at Mentone. As a four-year-old, carrying 7sr. 41b., he was only- boaton haif-a length by Knox (»st. 9!b.) in the Williamstown Spring Handi- cap, one mile; ss'hilc wit3i 7st. 21b. up he su-cnoilx>d by n head only to Glue (7st. 71b.) in the Alontonc Cup, ono mile and a quarter. His turn caine in the autumn. After carrying Ont- to csusv- victory in the Uumilton Cup, one mile and ii «(Harter, ho succeeded in fcbo Warrnambool Cup, one mile and three fiwlongs, with the same weight. 'Ile «?sime into C. Wñeeler's hands shortly a-fterwards, and Wheeler sson the A'.l'.C. Coroona Handicap vsñrrli bim the Inllosviiig .lune. A good trial showed that he had n great chance in tim next Mci bom ne Cup, but went ssrong some little time before tlio day, and did not run, but ssas equal to taking the next Australian Cup. with 7st. 71b. up, in a canter, by six lengths from Apple Pie, 7st. lulb., ami Diabolo, 7st. 131b. The going ivHri heavy, but. TJie Parisian ran th«> two and a quarter miles in the good time of 3mhi. ."."Iseo. He ss-iis taken to'

Sydney for the next Sydney Cup, but was not himself there, and mn«lo no show in the nice. He was successful, hoirever, in the next Melbourne Cup. in which he carried Rsl. 9lb" and in. a field of 33 won by two lengths from Flavion, "7st. .">lb., lvith Didus, 7sl. (»lb., a 'head away fchirtl. II« «lid not win another race, frequently going svrong ss*hen being jirepared. Hie last app»aiunee in regular training waa al the V.R.C. aiiUiran ' mooting in l!>_t, when Iw was second to Radnor in both the Lock Plate and Champion Stakers. The .Parisian, w-ho always raced as a griding, was troubled svifji a weak hoof. ii frequently opened, and iirtorfered wibli his training, otihersvise his .«scrag re eord ss-onJd have been even more bril linnt. He ss*as one of,Hie best stayers cver spen on the Australian tnrf. " Ho sion ia stokes betsrecn .ES.OOO and .£10.000.

Conquistador, who won the Flying llan- ilicap at the Tattersall'« meeting at Rand- wick oil Saturday, is nn American, being bv (Vxirion from Yolande."

'Quarale. svinnor of the Winter »Stake«? , it Randssiek on Saturday, is a five-year old bay golding by SI*. Alwyno (imp.)

from Archery, by Haut Brion (imp.) from , Archeress, by Trenton, and was bred in i New Son cb Walen by Moan*s. Ales«»«. < At tho Quartor Sc-sions in Sydney last 1

svcek .Tollu Low rey and Janie.* Loivrcy ss'ero each charged ssith having friíged and utlered on jaiiuary 29 a rcqueist tor the imyment «if X100, lxAng an order upon one AAMliam,Edward Smith, a bookmaker, for tho payment of JflOO. Accused pleaded not guilty. The ease for the Ciosvn ssas thal, on Jiwt.11 ary 2<i. at Ifamlssiek, Wil- liam Kavanagh took a bet ssith »Siniin

about Dame Acre at .L'tOO to .-20. Ka van« ugh. who for business and turf reasons ii.sf«! tilii. name of A. B. Da ligar, asked Jamos Lowxoy to collect, and gave bim a card on which "A. 11. Dangin-" was printed. Iiowrey brought, the card back, stating that Smith-saHd that he had puid 0.1.11 forged ticket. Kavanagh vsas con vinccd that the forged order was in Jamas Loss-rey's writing. The counter <-lei-k at Bootlli's piiniling works identifii'il John Lowrey ms a man who had, -on January 23. obtained 2.7 visiting caids in the name of A. B, Dangar. The defence ssas that Kavanagh had asked John Losvrey to have some'«-arils printed-for him, as ho bad run oui, and hhaf he asked James Losvrey lo write on the back* of one an order for tho payment of the bet, intimating that he had already asked nnotllier man to colloel, the money. James Lowrey pre- sented the curd, and was told (hat (he money had already been collected. Both accused weiro found guilty. Judge Back, hoiife said that nnblnnbing perjury hart been committed by one accused, and (treat ingenuity had been shown in telling a false story. Prisoners woro remanded for sentence.

A Sydney cable nie6f-age stoters, that at Maitland on Saturday the totalisaior paid a record dividend for Ness- South Wales of 4.76 10s. for 10s. The price offered by bookmakoie was, 20 to 1.

REDUCTION OTMtÄCING FN VIC

, TORI A.

THE PROPRIETARY COURSES.

lu connection with the rediicliou of racing «lays, the Chief Secwrai-y of Vic- toria (Mr. McLood) has (says the "Argus") received a report from the police officer regarding the metropolitan proprietary rao/'coiiive-s. The report states that the Aspendale, Saudosrii-|ia.'.-k, ISiKsoni, und AfcnitoiHs 0011 i-sos are restricted extdut-ive ly to "hoi*so" racing, and the meetings, wlridli, with few exception«, aro held on Wedneeda}*, ¡ire attended by riu-ing men, artisans, workers. spie)ej*s. loafers, and a less* women. Most of the males ate com. parativnly young: men, und include (he majorityof tho city and Buliurb.iii undo rsiTabW

"The volume of betting," -siiys the re l>ort, "tonsil-torili« the total iiumbrsr of race meetings held auiiually in this Stale, ás amazing, though in the outer enclooiire Hie iiidividuhl amounts aro largely made np of shillin-r and half-a-crovvn vsage-rs. Unfortunately, these (proprietary) ciubs depend almost entirely upon the .patron», ago of the working classes, ssiiw ssTongly atitirrlj-uto to the high cost of living, denrili of employment, otc, their un- satisfactory p-couniary condition, which ari.sos in most cases iib the result of their infatuation'foi- racecourse gambling. The racing itself is surrounded with suspicion, that of reoml yrars appearing lo be in- separable from tbc bu.sinesB. though it is' seldom, owing fo i¡1uí difficulty of obtain- ing conclit«ve ovidence, and possibly nome synipatlieti«. fooling on the part of an official, that any well-defined charge is preferred or an'offemler punis-hed. I have not Llie "sli-drlest hesitufaon what- ever in aissea-tinç that the total abolition of all proprietary conrstis, svifcb the con poquent substantial i*e<luctioii in racing, while entailing for a.pai'iod hardship on many persons closely associated willi and partly, or perhaps lvholly, dependent on the butsUKi*» as a means of s»iibs*i<-toiu:o, would eventually prove a great boon and blfsriiig to Lin's cxunmuiuly, whose most pernicious and deeply roote«! vice is gambling.

The officer was- a_ked to report on Die question of the desirableness! of these meetings from a sporting point, of view. He states that the «_spressioii-*'sporf.'' as appláed to horse and pom- racing at pi*c scnt. is a miV-nomer. and the sooner that qualification is completely eliminated from what h.**_i'deterriorai«d into a sordid

and debasing- husillo.; pure and simple tho easier it will be for the practical dis

ounsion and reform «if the subject. W-ich ]_. tho exception'of tho hunt club fixturoi, u

bo iß strongly of opinion * that racing should, unless owing to some special cir ciinistarnoo, ho ixn-ruitled only on Sufcur «liiy a-ntornoone, tbeiroby mimmising as far us porsáblo tho worst feature of the 3>i-oprt_etary gothering-s, namoly, Lhe vsith dravval of the workers from tlioir occujpa tions on Monday and Wednesday after-

noon«.

lîbe -rneetincB, tho re-port oontinucss, aro

not conducted in tho interests of racing or for improsing line breed of hoj_¡_s, but oro purely in the interest of the proprie- tary, who aro not exceptional in tluifc they arc not philanthropists. The re niarkfi on the "down the lino" «-ourseo as to t.lie class of people who attend, the betting carried on, and the effect on the ?Community apply equally to tho pony coiu-os at Asool, Kichmond, and l"_t¿ roy. The racing is as cleanly conducted us at otlhbr course«, and some racegoers as<-»i-rrt that th» ntmosphore is mixer "at tlie ponies" than elsewhere. The report ' a«ldn, that tho Moonee Valley riicecom-s«,

where the stakes aro on a vary Hunch bigler basis than at' the other coi-uves, attracts to its mot-tings a far greater pro- portion of the butter class of oss-ners and the general public. This eoui-»c stands on it« own among the proprietary courses.

RACING IN NT3AV ZEALAND.

DESERT GOLD WINS AGAIN.

The postponed meeting of tin» "Mann wartu Jockey Club was held last week, when the principal races resulted: -

Sires' Produce Stalles, of COOeovs. Six furlongs.-T. Lovvryg Estl-wd, 8.1*0, 1; K. Williams'e Vagabond, 8.4, 2; II. Trout beck's Silver TongTi«;, 8.0, ^ Six starter-*-. Won by half a length; third thTco longths away. Time, Imin. SOsecs.

Awapimi Gold Cup, of ">75sovs. 'One milo and ii quarter.-T. n. l.osvrvV-, b m Deeerf. Gold, by AU Black-Aurarius, -1 yjss., 8.12, 1; G. Stead's b g The Toff, 3 yrs., 8.4, 2; T. II. Losvry's b g Bjome bor-g, 3yrs" S.-t-, 3. Four slat-tors'. Won eatsrriy by four lengths. Time, ¿min. l_

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