THE TURF.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3366, 4 November 1911, Page 8

THE TURF.

FLEMINGTON NOTES

(United Press Association —Copyright.) f FLEMINGTON, Nov. 3. Trafalgar did .4 furlongs in oOsecs, Woolerina 4 furlongs in -52 secs, Lady Medallist 4 furlongs in 511 secs, Flavian rd 4 furlongs in 521 secs, Crown Grant 4 in 52secs, Lady Medallist 4 f-.rVf furlongs and Adgio 4 furlongs in 54secs.

THE CUP MEETING

-uoWcoPvD ATTENDANCE EXPECTED lr.vr.Tl

tSPECIAE TO TIKES.] T//l] , CHRISTCHURCH. Nov. 3. / After the winding-up gallops yester'(clh/ morning it was not expected that ,;*th*Jre would be a great deal of fast work 0 , dofrh, but nevertheless a number of at the meeting were ex--rohfeh’ada' over short iourneys. The weather was beautifully fine, and tracks profeidM excellent going. Everything f'.profihKet well for the" commencement of .ItheoTbeMing to-morrow, and a record x (ddrchi'dras Expected at Riccarton. Ebon-i»g/ite>t>n.d-.Jfcanui were first to work and gott itontljel end of a severf furlongs task ydoiinu iilmapn; 39secs. Counterfeit and -ri iUiMastorpiece did half pace workand n. nOutlandej/ under a strong pull, went mn ihalfv al >milei in 57 l-ssecs. Prim was oif,| restricted!uto half-pace work,, and a simila-n i\-ta#k was allotted his stable mate Maftipe. Both these mares are in and are expected to t, ’ ..play a'proiminent part in the decision of Cromtadt and I’.'iTroon deft, five furlongs behind easily in , v i /Traiii 10 ; '. 4/ss<|cs , and, Madam Madcap for Heather Brae over a' half-mileCTjip in olsecs, finishing up , tlie gallop pleasingly. Nyknd put up a L '/ J ferhart'performance by defeating Boanerf lU °^leet : My^ipx' ftfrlongs in lmin' l-Ssecs. ' ' assisted by Hawick, covered four furlongs in 52 l-ssecs. Query ran five~furfbrrgS' irr lmin 9 2-ssecs, and St. Felix jand EE. Petersburg sprinted three fiMdhgS-'im'SSsefti. _ Avarice galloped 4 furlongs in 55 2/osocs, and Lady Mout-oa got to 50 2-ssecs. Kilosteri defeated Goodwin

f ,.'i,Pai’k. ovey. . a mil^/in lmin 47secs, the 1 ‘ : occupying lmin 34 v ,“.6et\?.'..Kildsterf jfinishc.R up his task in good style,' but r Q/odwin pers.vr i'ormance, .wap/g disappointing. ;;; ,Ehvmh,eaw pattledypyer 'four furlongs in bOsebs/and Domino‘ r wopt,a furlong further in imin ? 3 4-osees. ’ Battalion and Ordtawa‘‘svefe ; end of a four furlongs sprint, which they aecompliSiHerLi'iUs4 LSsbtsU aijdnbearcst defeated Gipsy .Belle. over the same distance in. .49, 4-ssecs, Merrie, Frank ran

five furlongs easily in Imin 6 2-ssecs, and San Lass covered three-quarters of a mile in lmin 211-secs. Electrakoff’s task comprised a seven furlongs gallop, which he reeled off in lmin 40secs. Big Blast got to the end of seven furlongs in Imm 37sccs, and Expansion and Tangeroa, finishing together, left half a- anile behind in 51 4-ssecs, while Crosbie took 50-secs, to run the same distance. John Bunyan did a good, working gallop and Ermengarde easily defeated Rangiatua and Undecided over four furlongs in 49 3-ssecs., the performance of the "Welcome Stakes candidates being higly satisfactory. Gold Battery and another ran six furlongs in lmin 22 4-ssecs, and Ahuapai and Sapience covered four furlongs in 52 1-5 secs. Bracken got to the end of a- six furlongs gallop in lmin lSsecs, and Midnight Sun and Royal Scotch negotiated six furlongs in lmin 17secs. Full Rate, pulling hard, went the last four of five furlongs in olsecs, and the Stewards’ Handicap candidate is. especially fit. Oka, with a light weight up, .left four furlongs behind in 50 1-5 secs, and Kauroa sprinted the same distance in 57secs. Eaglestone was going hotter than Master Paul at the end of a four furlongs run in 52secs, and the following horses performed light tasks: Foile, Effort, Amalgam, Tannliauser, Glade, Bandore. Alexis, Winning V/ay, Aut-umnus, Coll, Emery, Bliss, Uinniona, Miss Fry. Corry, Clanmena, Rose Noble, "Sea King, Nitlisdale, Miscount, Morecambe, Milo. Longstcp, Merrivonia, Floater, Labor Day, Los Angelos, Southern Cross, Rock Ferry, Aim wed, Genius, Bronze, Dan Leno and Equitas. There was practically no fast work accomplished. After the breakfast interval Turbine clashed over three furlongs on the tan in 36secs, a smart performance. Yeodel ran half a mile on the plough in 52secs, Ireland running five furlongs on the same track in lmin 4 4-ssecs. Holiungatahi sprinted down the straight. The following are the riders of the Cup candidates, with the exception of Projectile, for whom no engagement has been announced: Los Angelos (G. J. Pine), Merrivonia (A. Oliver), Prim (R. IV. King'), Iranui (W. Holmes), ''bi.rtine (C. Emerson), Domino (A. Whittaker), Vice-Admiral (B. Deeley), Miscount (L. Wilson) Goodwin Park (A. MoMullan). Mulga Bill (C. Lowe), T'iln>teri (R. Young). Outlander (R. B. Gray). Cronstadt (E. Griffen), Kauroa (C. Monk).