LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 136, 8 June 1907, Page 5

LATE RACING.

A.R.C. WINTER aTEEXINQ. The final day's the Auckland Bacmg $£"™S£*£& wfm\lmttgs*& •-.__ SS order. The attendance is a large one. Hollowlng were the results:— LADIES' BRACELET of 50sovs, one mile. "7 -Miss K. Bae's b g U-0 _ I_*-Mrs E. W- Alison's eh _ Heury Havelock, It- 0 ~ ° Scratched: Franklin, Lady Phoebe, Lady Clements Powliiri, Te Taniwha, V Szier, S__?_t_T»w»» ™ e( ?__t,_^l. were: 82, Baltimore; 83_, Urtadtlft. 04. Luminous; 1464. Lady Kegel; b±, St. Cyren, 4_i Tui" and -OU, 'I'-O Dane. The field were despatched to a beautiful start, and they raced in a bu_h for aoout oue furious, **-' hpn Hen _ Hi _ v . elo i** S *°\ h l front, colseV attended by St. Cyren the rest of the field, which was headed 1). Luminous, being all together. St. Cyren had the advantage over Henry HavelocU as they raced through the cutting, but the pair were almost on terms again as they crossed the top stretch, and the latter had charge as tley turned for home, being lust clear 1 ot Ruaparaba and Stromness. At the distance Kuaparaha shot into the leaa, and drawing out in the run to the post, won easily by about a length and a-hali from Stroremess, which lv turn just beat Henry Havelock for second honours. Baltimore was fourth, St, Cyren and Luminous last. Time, 1.47 3-5. Dividends, £2 lv/ and £9 11/. TAMAKI STEEPLECHASE. Distance about two and a-half miles. 274 —Mr D Moraghan's Silica, 9.11 1 395".—Mi-' John Marshall's Mawhitl, 10.3 _ 124 —Mr J. Nelson's Reporter, 9.7 3 Yolette was scratched. The other starters were- 3931. Sammy; 77, Lady Lanta; and 49, Leopold. Sammy was first to show out, but when the top of tbe hill was reached. Lady Lauta was in charge, then followed Reporter, Sammy, Mawhiti, I Silica, and Leopold, and they were still running in that order when they jumped the doublet and crossed the old water jump. Going along the back, Reporter assumed command, but as they ascended the hill the second time Lady Lanta was again the leader, being two lengths in front of Reporter, after which came Ma- : whiti and Silica. Lady Lanta fell at tbe second fence on the top of tbe bill. The mishap left Reporter in charge, and he was first over the hill and into the ! straight, with Mawhiti and Silica close I up. At tie Inst fence the two latter I were almost on terms, but Reporter falling I back, a good race for home resulted. Slli'-a. I staying the longest, won by a length. Rei porter was ialf a dozen lengths, third, and Sammy fourth. These were the only ones to finish. Time, 4.42. Dividends, £3 4/ j and 14/. YORK WELTER of oOOsovs; distance, one I mile. 27 —Mr. E. T. Rae's Cenuku, 9.0 (Rae).. 1 _y_,l—„ r . li. .ilui.fc.ui S CeiUc, b.lO I " (Ryan) 2 10 _ —«&_. .. H. Lowrys L_tus, 9.0 (T. Davis) 3 Scratched: Lady Regel. Also ran: 3.*J4_, Paritutu; 10S, Waipuua, 163 Uranium; 200, Certainty; Loch Erne; 191, Tui Cakobau; 123J, Te Aroha', 1161, Delania; 111, Regulation; TO, Lord Seaton; 6S, Soultmaid; ly_, ijen jonsoii: at>, nul.y; 4>._, ingus; i_. I Silver Snell; 3'J_. Pearl JSecldet; 37, Le i Bean; 13i, Geordie. VV hen mc lie.d came in eight tney were I all in a bunch, Cranium heing the tirst to ! break the Hoe, with Tui Cakobau and Lofj tvs on her quarters, while Silver Shell, Loch Erne, and l'aritutu were the most prominent of tne others. There was no change in the posidon as they raced through the cutting, but at the top stretch Loftus shot out, and had a couple of lengths' advantage of Tui Cakobau. after which came Silver Shell, Uranium, Loch Erne, with Celtic making a forward move. Loftus still had charge as they turned for home, and was in front at the distance, where Celtic, Loch Erne, and Uenuku threw out strong challenges, the last-named shooting out in the final hundred yards, and winning by a length from Celtic, which was half a length in front of Loftus. Loch. Erne was fourth, Lord Seaton fifth, and Certainty sixth. Tbe last two were Le Beau and Bully. Time, 1.43 4-5. Dividends, £64 10/ and £1 9/..

The stewards held an inquiry into the running of TJennku. compared with Ms efforts of the flrst two days' meeting. After hearing the statements of his owaer they accepted his explanation as satisfactory.

"WINTER STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP of 25050T5, second _ssovs, third lusovs: distance, 3 miles.

322*—Mr. G Thede's Loch Fvne, 9.12 1 508 —Mr. R. Halls Khama, 10 0. 752 —Mr. J. H. l'rossers Waltarere," 11.0 _

Scratched: M sbt Mooltan. Also started •' _, Haydn; So., lnniskilleu; 173 Nor' west; 231*. Caehuca. '

*«_ff «* ej _ _° c t0 the water Inniskillen £_-. *_ * cad of 3ffairs - wl th Cachuca. Khama, Waltarere, Haydn, Loch Fyne, and Nor'-west following in that order. There £_£_ _ .HP -5 the position -01 t_| reached the hill, whore Lor-h Fyne was in _Sp__iJh_ "™»« order b_£ B __!_ killen Cachuca, Waltarere, Khama, Hadvn. "ud dow_ ?_ a ?h the race ° ver the hlli ana aown into the course was with the position practically unaltered, it the dou ten ___ _n __t W . r« m tne PUot ttai Walt_er_ 2S_ _ Inniskillen ' had vvaiiarere ana Khama at his rmnrtprn Then came Haydn, Cachuca, and $£___

_i_&^ **"»» ran into that distance senaratir. _*"* C ° U^ e „*""* is„_H_-^-- s -'« ESS &?£_%B_ ~ ~ the last fence, eVentu_ v 3 lengths. ffl, a __ _\, W . m *. by about front of WaitarS-e til toUT len eth s m with No.w&t a ?__ i WU , Came na - vdn - ing the only_ne S -S __ -_ b m? k> these b<> - Dividends -£ 5 4/ to ,A ni _' Tlm <= B.IS 1-5. Double DlTMcnd - £Sut fi/ rr _ Loch Fyne. ±,bu4 6 /- TJenukn and