THE TURF.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2771, 29 March 1910, Page 7

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AUCKLAND RACES. [Per Press Association.! AUCKLAND, Mardh 28. The Auckland Pacing Club’s second day’s meeting took place to-day in wet weather, the results being as follows: — Stewards’ Handicap, 1 mile.—Tattoo 7.6 1, Coromandel 7.7 2, Mis s Advance 7.8 3. Also started: Waimangu 8.12, Prince Leo 6.8, Freevata 6.8. Mangare Handicap, 6 furlongs —Emblem 78 1, Lady Frances 8.0 2, Soultoria 6.12 3. Also started: Admiral Soult 8.13, Blue. Garments 8.11, All’s Well 7.10, Waiotahi 8.7, Caruso 7.7, Reformist 7.1, Matarere 6.12, Flying Soult 6.12 Won by two and a half lengths. Time, lmin 16sec. Great Northern Champagne Stakes, 6 furlongs.—Apellon 8.10 1, War Song 8.10 2. King Soult 8.10 3. Also started : Birkdale, Goldfinder, Antoinette, We© Olga, and Solus. Won by half a length. Time, lmin lGsec. St. George’s Handicap, 1} miles.— Sedition 7.6 1, Woodhey 7.8 2, Santa. Rosa 7.6 3. Won by a length. . Time, 2min 9sec.

Huia Handicap, 6 furlongs—Sir Artogal 7.8 1, Sea Elf 7.2 2, Kaka.ma 7.12 3. Also started: Miss Winnie 8.8, Auldearn 7.2, General Soult 7.0, and Ambala 8.11. Won by half a length. Time, lmin 16sec. Autumn Steeplechase, about 3 miles. —Red McGregor 1, Cavalier o 2, First Barrel 3. Also started: Pleiades and Loeli Fyno. Cavaliero led oyer the last jump, but Red McGregor, finishing strongly, won by half a length. Time, Bmin 19sec. Victoria Handicap.—Echo 1, Wenonali 2, Duma 3. Won by half a head. Time, lmin 4sec. Electric Handicap.—Emblem 1, Mahinga 2, Elegance 3. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin 3 2-ssec. AUCKLAND ACCEPTAN CES. AUCKLAND, March 28. The following are the acceptances for the third clay of the Auckland Racing Club’s races:— Maiden Hurdles. —Rangihaeata 10.0, Kaitangata 10.4, Mozart 10.0, Welcast 9.13, Pukenui 9.8, Celtic 8.5, Freevata 9.0, Hinuera 9.0. Flying Cloud 9.0. Tourist Handicap l —Blue Garments 8.9 Lady Frances 8.3, Impulsive 8.3, All’s Well 7.6, Waiotahi 7.4, Kilsyth 7.4 Haku 7.4, Soultoira 8.0, Flatfish 6.13, Effulgence 6.12, Penwarden 6.11, Lady Betty 6.11, Flying Soult 6.11. Autumn Handicap. —Equitas 8.9, 'Wairi 8.9, Sedition 8.5, Santa Rosa 7.8, Nganuka 7.4, Rauparaha 6.10, Michaelott' 6.7. Auckland Welter. —Wauchope 10.0, Waimangu 8.12, Dawn 9.8,. Tattoo 9.7, Manapouri 9.3, Maiora 9.2, Waitapu 8.10, Auldearn 8.8, Miss Advance B.S, Explosive 8.4, Zinnia 8.3, Epsom 'Lass '8.2, Lady Patricia 8.0, Dogger Bank 8.0, Prince Leo 8.0, Reformist 8.0, Spectre 8.0, Fuss S.u, Caruso 8.0, Michaeloff 8.0. St Helier’s Hurdles.—Shrapnel 11.4, Reservoir 10.12, Lady Patricia 10.3, Dunborve 10.0, Casta'clrift 9.10, Prophet- 9.9, Tui Cakobau 9.4, Armagh *9.4, Rangihaeata 9.0. _ Onslow Stakes. —Solus 7.13, W atclichain 7.5, Poitiers 7.4, Duma / .4, Doughbov 7.11, Virtue 7.0, Muskewai 7.0, Miss Ada 7.0, Puhi 7.0, Weitalia 7.0, Hamadryad 7.0, Wee Olga 7.0, Master Jack 7.0, Ducille 7.0, Master Wairaki 7.0. Buckland Handicap.—Miss Winnie 8.7, Sir Artegal 8.3, Maheno 8.1, Tamainupo 7.13, Jena 7.8, Coromandel 7.7, Waiata 7.5, Miss Advance 6.13. General Soult 6.12, Electrakoff 6.12. WAIPUKURAU RACES. NAPIER, March 27. There was showery weather for the Waipu'kurau Jockey Club’s annual meeting to-day. There was a large attendance, and the course was in good order. Four bookmakers were- licensed. The results were:— Maiden Plate, 7 furlongs.—Lord Irwell 8.12 1, Storm-light 8.12 2, Arctic 8.11 3. Also started: Bay Paul, Appin, Queen of Scots, Perceler, New Idea. Won easily. Time, lmin rec. Easter Handicap, once round.—Separator 7.7 (carried 7.10), 1. Millenial 8.0 2, Obscurity 7.2 (carried 7.5). Also started: Barca'and Fauna. Won easily by a length. Time, 2-min. Hack Handicap, l-\ miles.—Captain Jingle 7.6 1, Niwaru 7.10 2, Tuparoa 7.0 3. Also started: Corazon, Ultimatum. Prince l Hassan, All Trumps, Cauldron and Lord Irwell. ’Won all the way. Time, 2min 13sec. Waipukufau Handicap, li miles.— Lamsdorff 8.4 1, Glissade 7.9 2, Amato 7.6 3. Also started: California, Beren. garia, and Rose Lethe. A great race. Won by a nose, with Amato a nejJlc further" off. Time, 2min lUsec. / Two-year-old Handicap, 4 furlongs.— Sea Eagle. 9.9 1, Waikehua 7.4 2, Derelict 7.9 3. Also started: Erica. Won all the way. Time, 50§sec. Ladies’ Handicap, 11 miles. —Karaka. turoa 11.8 1 Dorando 10.12 2, Black Water 10.11 3. Also started: Dan Leno, Centaur, Kaiwaka Maid, and Stormlight. Won easily. Centaur and Stormlight fell. Time. 2min 46sec. Flying Handicap, 6 furlongs.—Mundic 9.9 T, Voetgang 8.9 2, Idealism 8.0 3. Also started: Glissade, Rose Lethe, Burton, and Hareko.a. Won easily by a length. Time, lmin 16 4-ssec. Final Hack Handicap, 5 furlongs. — Amaru 8.5 1, Eiya 7.12 2, Useful i.i 3. Also started: Andrew Mack, Lord Possible, Ultimatum, Handy Jack, Arctic and Yorkshire._ Won by a length. Time, lmin 4 4-ssec. z

FEILDING RACES. FEILDING, March 28. The Feilding Jockey Ohib y s Easter meeting commenced to-day. Thp, weather was fine, but cold, and there was a large attendance. Four bookmakers were inside, and eleven outside. The totalisator figures were £14,138, an increase of £2035 on Easter Monday last year. The results were:— Waiata Hack, about 2 miles.—John 1, Toanga 2, Stratlimoira 3. Also started: Repeat, Mouta, Girl, Howler, Plantation. After some delay Toanga got a break of half a length. At the furlong John took the lead, and Strath, moira replaced him at the distance. John came, again and won by naif a length, Strathmoira a- bad third. Time, lmin 0 l-osec. Mauagone Stakes, 6 furlongs.—Hermia 1, St. Bill 2, Mon Ami. 3. Other staffers: Lord Soult, .North-east, St. Bill True Shot, Ballarat, Golden Loop, Golden Eagle, and Dervish. Mon Ami hopped off in the lead, with Her min spcond and St. Bill third. North-east and St. Bill were 'well in the rear com. ing to the railway bend. St. Bill then put in a challenge, and Hernua' came away and won rather easily by two lengths. : ••, ■ _ ' .. Kawakawa Hurdles, about 2 miles Oryx 1, Malm 2, Hydrant 3. Other starters: Maidi, Gold Bird, Aorangi.

All the horses got away nicely, Gold Bird andi Hydrant making the pace. Round the back Hydrant still led, with Malm and Oryx next. At the home turn the last three were almost in line, Oryx on the outside. These three rose together at the last hurdle. In the homo, run Oryx took the lead, winning comfortably by half a length. Aorangi fell. Time, 4min 2 l-sscc, Taonui Hack Hurdles, 1£ miles. — Windage 1, Merry Lawn 2, Pikopo 3. Other starters: Whimper, Nightmare, Himitangi. An even start. Windage led at the home turn. Merry Lawn put in a challenge, but Windage had always something handy, and won easily by three lengths. Time, 3min 2 l-sscc. Feilding Cup, 14 miles. —Orucinella 1, Coronettecl 2, Koran 3. Other starters: Sandstream, Milan, Parable, Bourrasque. Te Puia, Adria, Uhlando l Marton. A straggling start. Koran jumped away with Coronetted and Cruel nella next. Past the distance post Orucinella got the lead, Coronetted closed up on Koran, but tli e - San Franciso mare- won by half a length from Coronetted, Koran third. Time, 2min 35 2-ssoc Onopuhi Hack 'Welter, about 1 mile. —John 1, Ukraine, 2, Royal Maid 1 3. Other starters: Liquid Air, Chase Mab, Waitoto, Kimmerian, San Lass, Rangikipu, Stevens, Embrocation, and Epsom Downs. Ukraine led l round the back to the home turn, with Waitoto next John put in a run at the distance, and came through l , winnTngreasily by two lengths. Tune, lmin 37 2-5 sec

Haloombe Welter, 7 furlongs.—Goodwin Park 1, Lady Menschikoff 2, Passive 3. Also started: Nyland, Flingot, Redwing, Captain Bell*, and Afterthought. Goodwin Park had the inside running, and got well away from a fair start. Flingot was left behind. Passive gained on Goodwin Park, and led to the home turn. Coming to the distance Flingot l came round on the out. side, and could not get up to Goodwin Park, who maintained the lead and won by half a length. Time, lmin 29 4-ssec. ' Ongo Hack, about 5 furlongs.—Ascalon 6.10, Royal Marine 9.0, Beacon 7.3 3. Other starters: Lady Doris, Genuine, Lady Mouta, Blend. Leolanter, St. Kildare. From a fair start Ascalon entered the straight with a two lengths’ head and won easily. Time, lmin 9 .15 sec FEILDING ACCEPTANCES. PALMERSTON N., March 28. The following are the acceptances for the second day of the Feilding 'races: Denbigh Stakes, 6 furlongs.—North 'East 9.11, Lord Soult 9.9, Hermia and St. Bill 8.9, Tr„uc Shot 7.13, Nyland ’7.8, Monanui 7.3, Redwing 6.9. Awahuri Hack Welter, 1 mile and ; 240 yards—John 10.10, Strathmoira 10.1, Bismarck 9.6, Liquid Aair 8.10, San Lass 7.12, Rangikapua 7.9, Plantation 7.7, iEmbrocation. Kimbolton Hurdles, lj miles. —Mal?ii 11.0, Maidi 10.11, Oryx 10.9, Gold Bird 9.0. Oroua Hack Hurdles, 14 miles. — Pikopo 11.10, Gold Bird 11.1, Whimper 10.0, Chase Mab 9.12, Kohoroa 9.7, Merry Lawn 9.7, Nightmare 9.0, Ranter 9.6. Easter Handiacp, If- miles—Crucinella 9.13, Sandstream 5.13, Milan 8.9, Coronetted 7.11, Parable 7.9, Koran 7.9, Lady Menschikoff 7.8, Aria 7.1, Te Puia 7.0, Golden Eagle 6.9. Rewa Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs.— Toanga 9.9, Golden Loop 9.3, Guiding Step 7.9, Ascalon 7.8, Royal Marine ’8.12, Moree and Beacon 7.5, Royal Maid 7.2, St. Kildare 6.13, Leolanter 612, Nukuliau and Repeat 6.10. Makino Welter, 1 mile.—Coronetted 9.6, Bourrasque 9.3, Parable 9.3. Goodwin Park 9.1, Hydrant 5.2, Marton. 8.4, Passive 7.12, Captain Bell 7.10, Redwing 7.9, Afterthought 7.7. PATE A RACING CLUB. HAWjIvRA, March 28. The Patea Racing Club’s Easter meeting wag very successful. There was fine weather with a record attendance and large fields. The totalisator investments were £5713, and six bookmakers were licensed. The results were: — Handicap Hurdles—Clemency 1, Jvau_ roa 2, Nero 3. Scratched: Claremont, Toddy, Drudgery, Lantern, Maratoa, and The Leader. Flying Handicap.—Mulga Bill 1, Valentine 2, Ambergris 3. Scratched: Maori Rifle and Whata. " Farmers’ Plate. —Queen’s Prize 1, Tiraumea 2, Bon Cyr 3. Scratched: Patrobus, St. Venton, and Rarotonga. Easter Handicap.—-uismarck 1, Paul 2, The Leader 3. Scratched: Silva, and Tsushima. The winner took command two furlongs from home, and won by three lengths. ’ Kakaramea Stakes.—Ngatirunui 1, Contralto 2, Hinekorangi 3. Scratched: Th e , Native, Stewardess, N-gature, and Clemora. Borough Stakes Handicap.—Royal Youngster 1, Starboard 2, Sandy Paul 3. Scratched: Shining Star, The Reiver, Lora. Lea. Alton High-Weight Handicap.—Patrobus 1, Newport 2, Feu de Joie 3. All ran.

Final Stakes.—Valentine 1, Contralto 2, Ambergris 3. Also started : Katipo, Idolatress, Timothy, Kiaroa, Lady Mars, Langshan, Ngaturi, Old Maid, Silver Spur, Clemseiri, Svlphin, Soult.— lota gelding. Ther e , wore nineteen scratehings. WAIRARAPA II.C. MEETING. MASTERTON, March 28. , The Wairarapa autumn meeting was continued to-day. The following were 'the results: Moroa Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs. — Magneto 8.8 1, Lealiora 7.13 2, Merrie Emerald 7.9 3. Scratched: Palestine, Stepalong. Time, lmin 7 2-3 sec. Tauherakaui Shorts,. 5 furlongs. Merrie Goer 9.0 1, Makoff 9.0 2, Bernardine 9.0 3. Scratched: Lady 'Valley. Time, lmin 5 l-ssec. Autumn Handicap, 1 mile.—Aboriginal 6.13 1, Skye 6.7 2, Merrie Rose 7.10 3. All started. Time, lmin 46 /2-3 sec Juvenile Handicap, 5 furlongs—r Bally Shannon 9.6 1, Inspection 7.7 2, British Maid 7.13 3. ' All started. Time, lmin ssec.' Stewards' Handicap, 5 furlongs. ’Liza 8.10 1, Lealiora 7.7 2, Teroto 9.0 3. Scratched: Aboriginal. Time, lmin 32sec. , Waione Hack Handicap, 4 furlongs —Conquestina 8.8 1, Bow Bells 8.10 2, Palestine "8.10 3. Scratched: Prancer and Pinza. Time, 50sec. MIRAMAR PONY RACES.

WELLINGTON, March 2S. The following are the results of today’s pony races at Miramar,: Komni Handicap. —Miss Ruby 10.4 1, Tobias 8.9 2, Huia 11.6 3. Time, 54see. m Trial Handicap—Emma 10.2 1, Torrent S.*s 2, Inker man 8.6 3. Autumn Handicap.—St. Helena 8.9 1, Ivluskerado 10.7 2, Billy 9.3 3. Time, lmin 19see Avenue Handicao. —All Gold 10.10 1, Emma 10.0 2, Lurline 9.8 3. Time, lmin 3 l-ssec.

Farewell Handicap.—St. Helena 8.13 1, Ora Pinsent 11.12 2, Inkerman 8.7 3. Time, 57sec. C.J.C. AUTUMN MEETING - CHRISTCHURCH, March 28. Weather conditions were not at all favorable for the opening of the Cam terbury Jockey Club’s autumn meeting to-day. Heavy rain fell overnight, and there was a thick drizzle all the morning and during the early part of the afternoon, then clearing off. The attendance was naturally affected. The going was heavy. The totalisator investments amounted to £13,379, as against £17,853 last year. Ten bookmakers were licensed inside and twenty-three outside. The results were : Kildare Hurdles, 2 .miles.—Whatakura 10.13 1, Southern Cross 11.4 2, Ratepayer 9.6 3. The only starters. Won by two and a-lialf lengths. Time, 3min 57sec. Champagne Stakes, for 2-year-olds, 6 furlongs.—Madam Madcap 8.8 1, Formless 8.8 2, Danube 8.10 3. Also started: Sunburnt 8.10, Formby 8.10, and Countermine 8.8. Formless led into the straight, but there • .Madam Madcap overhauled her, and won by two and a-lialf lengths, the same distance between second and third. Time lmin 17 2-ssee. Autumn Plate, 1 mile. —Genius 8.7 1, Gnianforte 8.7 2. Ristori 8.4 3. Also started: Glenfield 87, Eaglestone 8.4, Shindy 8.4, and Zemlia 8.4. Won easily by two and a-half lengths. Time lmin 45 4-ssec

Great Easter Handicap, lOOOsovs, 7 furlongs—Penates 9.3 1, Prime 8.11 2, Federal 6.11 3. Also started: Tumut 8.12, Sir Frisco 8.3, Effort 7.13, Kilindini 7.13, Boanerges 7.7, Broadsword 7.4, All Guns 7.2, Passion 7.1 (carried 7.4), Gipsy Belle 6.12, Cronstadt 6.12 (including 51b penalty), Federal 6.11 (carried 7.3), Silkweb 6.i6, and Gunboat 6.9. Penates was one of the first to move, and turning into the straight had taken charge. From this out nothing had a chance with him, and he won easily by three lengths. Federal was two lengths behind 'Prim, with Silkweb fourth and Gunboat fifth. Time, lmin 30 1-osec. Broadsword fell at the turn into the straight. Russley Plate, for 2-year-olds, 5 furlongs.—Selene 7.7 (carried 7.11) 1, Martine 7.9 2, True Knight 8.0, 3. Also started: Kora 6.10, Crown Derby 7.13, Martis 7.13, Tiaraed 7.13, Jean 7.13, Directoire 7.10, Craig Athol 7.9, Puaka 7.0, Odessa 7.0, Perm 7.0, and 'Frivollite 7.0 (carried 7.3). Selene was the first into the course proper, and won by a length and a-half. Time, lmin 4 3-ssec. Courtenay Welter Handicap, 1 mile. —-Fisticuff 8.0 (carried 8.5) 1, Rose Noble 9.11 2, Queen of Spades 8.2 3. Also started: White Cockade 9.9, Paragon 9.9, Fasnakyle 9.0, Perle d’Or 9.7, Zetland 9.2, Merrie Lass 8.8, Ecarte 8.5, Luperin 8.0, Inchbonny 8.0, Windgmi 8.0, and Gannonier. Won easily by two lengths. Time, lmin 46 2-ssec. Giincrack Race, 5 furlongs, weight 7.7, —The Seer 1, Pretty Nell 2, Obligate (51b allowance) 3. Also started : Nithsdale, Nightlight, Vinco, Equivocate, Veda, Sapience, and Giovanni. Won by half-a-head. Time, lmin 4sec. Soekburn Handicap, 1£ mile.—lranui S.lO 1, Bridge 7.5,. 2, Lovelorn 6.7, 3. Also started: Sir Tristram 8.10, Gwendolina 8.7, Osiris 8.5, Flitaway 7.11. Oqtlander 7.3. Boutade 6.13, and The Libyan 6.7. Won by a neck Time, 2min 11 2-ssoc. CANTERBURY ACCEPTANCES. The following are the Canterbury Jockey Club acceptances for the second day : Peerswick Hurdles—Whatakura 11.3, Southern Cross 11.8, Nova 10.10, Ratepayer 9.3, Loyola 9.0, Stepenfeldt 9.0. Autumn Nursery Handicap—Formless 9.8, Danube 9.6, Countermine 9.0, Selene 8.10, Kora S.B, Acrostic 8.0, Vice Admiral 8.0, Odessa 6.7. Templeton Handicap—Penates 10.8, Tuniut 9.5, Kilindini 8.9, Effort 8.5, ‘Flitaway 8.3, Federal 8.0, Boanerges 7.13, Cute 7.11, Silkweb 7.8, Gipsy 'Belle 7.7, Zemlia 6.7, Queen of Spades '6.7. Final Handicap—Gwendolina 9.0, Kilwinning 8.12, Cronstaut, 8.2, Rose Noble 8.0, All Guns 8.0, White Cockade 7.10, Boutade 7.3, Golden Braid 7.2, ’’Lovelorn 6.12, Shindy 6.7, Pretty Nell '6.7. Yaldhurst Welter. —Sir Frisco 10.9, Passion 9.8, Rose Noble 9.8, Tarula '9.4, Paragon 9.2, Perle d’Or 9.2, Zetland 8.12, Fisticuff 8.12, Gold Braid 8.7, Ristori 7.13, The Libyan 7.7, Brasonose 7.7, Luperin 7.7, Shillelagh 7.7, Inchbonny 7.7. SYDNEY OUP—WON BY VAVASOR United Press Association —Copyright (Received March 28, 8.15 p.m.) HANDWIOK, March 28. The following are the results of today’s races:— Flying Handicap.—Mindful 1, Miss Corelli 2, Brilliant Boy 3. Seventeen starters. A good finish. Won by a neck. Time, lmin 15£sec. Champagne Stakes. —Desert Rose 1, Bobadil 2, Gigandra 3. Thirteen starters. Precious made the running well into the straight, where Desert Rose shot out and won by three lengths. Time, lmin 15&sec. Sydney Cup, 2 miles: V avasor 1 Daisy Chain 2 Jinnee 3

The non-starters were: Blue Book and Elavinus. Kcrlie showed the way to the straight, the nearest attendants being Beau Vive, Maltine and Traflagar. Passing the stand Kerlie still led from Beau Vive and Maltine, with Downfall last. There was little change along the back. Kerlie passed the six-furlong post clear of Beau Vive, followed by Blackrange, Olivaster, and Maltine. Before reaching the five furlong .post Kerlie gave place to Blackrange, who had Olivaster as nearest attendant. 'Olivaster moved to the front at the half-mile, with Vavasor second and Daisy Chain and Miltine handy. Olivaster was first into the straight from Daisy Chain, Jinnee and Vavasor. Once fairly on the way home Vavasor came through and won by two lengths, a similar distance separating second and third. Then came Didus, Danilp, Ungaric, Barallan, and Beau Vive, wlidp Downfall finished in the ruck, Time, 3min Ipi sec. First Steeplechase. —Kiatere 1, Bullworth 2. Kuala Lumpur 3. .Seven starters.* .The winner, fencing well, held the leading position throughout, was first over the last obstacle, and landed an easy'victory' By ten lengths. Time, smin 34$sec. First Nursery' Handicap.—Cadonia 1, .Motilla 2, Pendulous 3. Sixteen starters, and an exciting finish. Won' 'by half-a-length. Time, lmin 42^sec.Tocal Handicap.—Safrano 1, Pretty Peg 2, Bawbee 3. Fifteen starters. The placed horses battled out a great 'finish, a head separating the first apd second. Time, 2min lOsec, The weather was fine and the attendance very large. / .