THE ASN RACING GAZETTE

Ascot Handicap

Official ASN replay · January 2, 1900

Sly Miss commands the Ascot replay

C&D game used: PLAAY at the Races · PLAAY Games · ASN historical adaptation.

Ascot Handicap · Ellerslie · 8 furlongs · 8 starters

Sly Miss wins the eight-furlong Ascot Handicap for Pennell, with Porangi Potae second and St. Ursula third. All eight starters finish.

Sly Miss heads every recorded furlong-end order, from the opening segment through the finish. Porangi Potae and St. Ursula fill the places; The Afghan is fourth.

Recorded leader after each furlong: 1: Sly Miss; 2: Sly Miss; 3: Sly Miss; 4: Sly Miss; 5: Sly Miss; 6: Sly Miss; 7: Sly Miss; 8: Sly Miss.

PlaceHorseReported jockeyStatus
1Sly MissPennellFINISHED
2Porangi PotaeMcGuireFINISHED
3St. UrsulaJ. Chaafe, jun.FINISHED
4The AfghanHolmesFINISHED
5KhamaAbbottFINISHED
6BrilliantBuchananFINISHED
7Admiral HawkeNeale [Star: Neall]FINISHED
8The NeedleRobertsonFINISHED
Sources and replay limits

Original scan uninspected; names and numerical OCR are provisional. Eight reported starters; rider spelling Neall/Neale remains provisional.

Card abilities, neutral styles, equal rider priors, NORMAL going and the randomized draw are Estimated ASN setup. The recorded replay pace is SLOW. No historical finish was substituted. Horse identities remain provisional and event-scoped; jockey labels are not merged into named careers.

Elapsed time and margins: unavailable. The leader checkpoints are derived from the verified replay journal.

Auckland Star, 3 January 1900, page 3, Racing News. Full indexed OCR; original scan unavailable. Fields, investment figures and some spellings remain provisional.

New Zealand Graphic, 6 January 1900, page 14. Indexed race-report cross-check; original scan not inspected. Conflicting readings are retained rather than silently resolved.

New Zealand Herald, 3 February 1900: Mimoa spelling cross-check only. No later performance enters ratings.