LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 181, 31 July 1915, Page 8

LATE RACING.

PAKURANGA HURT CLUB. RACING AT EU/BBSIiIE. LADY SABRETACHE WIXS STEEPLE. JOCKEYS INJURED. The Pakuranga Ilunt Club, which were recently granted a totalisator permit, held their first meeting under tbe new order of things at Kilt-relic this afternoon. The weather was dull and cold, bu-t floe, and there was a good attendance. The track ■was heavy, but in good order. Itesults are: - MAIDICN -HUNTERS , STEEPLECHASE of 'UWiMive. Tun miles ao<l a-quartcr. Mr J. Wilsons lir « YVajmai, ojrs, by ftpulpecn—< ap-u-pie, ±0-10 <,<J. Heuder1 iMr K. Mlcklc'a lir g Ambassador, oyrs, I 10.i> Uti'i'J -I Mr «'. Hammond's l> ? iMaster Leslie, aged, HMD lOXouDorj "■ Also started: Mollyhawk 10.12, Black lions 10.1", ileather lioy 10.7, Taujribauru jii.ti. Uiralie ld.U, Ballygowan 10.0. \\ hen ilicy were let go ASailvgowan was lirst .to iiiovi;. and shuwed the way up the hill, but wiieu tliev crossed the double ..a tup <;iraltP. lleatber Bojr, and Tanglliaorc were In close company iv the lead, J the last-named pair having charge as tiiey came at the double, with Waluial, P.ailygoivnu. Master Leslie, and Black Bobs in lhat order, tile last pair beius MollyhawK and Ambassador. Tanglhaerc came tv at the second fence of the double. I anil rnclna at tbcold water .jump Walinai ran up to Heather .Bor, and. laklnt' t ho, 1 c.i .1 a lons the back, piloted the n>id I up Hie hill the last lime, three lengths j • lear of Heather Boy. and then in order] ■ ■ame Mollvbawk. Bnllygowan, and Master Leslie witij Black Bol>s and liiralTe tailini:, orr. At the top of tbe hill Mollyhawk and! ] Heather Hoy were together, three lengths! 1 In-hind W.iimai. the sei-ond obplaele seeing f ihe iirst-na.iied loople over. Coming <lown | ■ihe incline Master Leslie and Ambassador i improved their positions, but it looked any: odds on Waimai and Heather Boy beln:.- | the dividend-payers as they came to tbe hint fence. A faulty jump saw Heather Boy rome ito prief. and Waimai was left Ito po oi) and Win easily by five from Aniliassador. Master Leslie being nine ' I lencihs away, third. was | fourth, the other.- to finish beius Black i Bolis and Giraffe. Time. 4.43. Waimai was I favourite. SYLVIA PARK H.VNDIf.VP. of 12j?ovs. Sis: furlongs. Mr. \V. J. MelniiPP' cli z Achillea*, "yrs. by Aehilles—Hesterity. 0.11 iTappi 1 Mr. A. L. It;iven's eh m FLonnuala, -lyrs. !IO (Chaplini - Mr. J. I. Mackenzie's b s Mossman. 4yrs, !».» iMcMilaiii " Al>o Ktarted: r>on.-asier 10.3, Monntho! m.o. roleraine U.S. Plcnipotent S.C, First Call 0.4. Hima '.i.."i. Tenacious 0.4, The Whip 0.4, Lady tlwemioline 0.4, Kitty Adare 0.7. i;iiiet:iiiu> !i.::. Matnkana Miss Avalan.be O.J. Brooklieid D.O. There was some delay at ihe post, and when they were let go. Firs* Call hum; a-a.! lo,t a lot of cround. Ac-luUens w:is fll-st in move, followed by Fionmiala. Brooktiel.l. and Mossman. with Kitty Adare. The Whip, li.ineastor. (oleraine, and Gluetamis following in that order. These positions un-dern-eiit little change as they crossed the top. bur turn Ins for home Fionnuala ran to the front, mid at the distance was well eie.ir of Achillea*, with Brooktield ami Mossman next, the re=t of tbe field closir.jr lip. At the lawn rails, Achilleus eauj.'ht FioniHinia. and tbe pair, drawing out from the Held, an interestin;; wrt-to resulted. Arhillpu-s uettinc the vordlot by a ueek. Mossman was three and a-half lengths away, third, witb Brookfleid close up. fourth: and then came Coleraine Daneastor. Ml=s Avalanche. Kitty Adare. (lluetaniis. Lady Gwendoline, and Monathol. with Hinia. Matakana. The 'vVTiip and Kir.s; • all comprising the last division. Time. l.'X: Mossman was favourite. HUXTEiRS , HTRDLB PACE of lOOeove. Two miles. ■Mr. A. Tlayno*' br z Advancer, need. by Advance—Taravauta. 1O."> (Soott) 1 Mr. E. Mickles hr s Ambassador. 3yrs. •XI ißoachi U iMr. .T. Geddes' br s; Dnnroiin, 0.10 i Anderson i ',\ Also ran: Tetumu 10.2. Monty 0.10, Starwood 0.«, Kaipara n.:i. EsotiEt 9.:;. When the tapes were released Dunrohin was first to move, and 1«1 over the first fence, wilh Dandy Breeze and Advancer almost on terms, Monty eominjj 10 grief. i"rossinc tbe top Dandy Breeze and I'unr.ildii were racing together in the lead, three lengths clear of Advancer, after ■nhleh in order came Kaipara. Tetumu aud lAirhassfldor. with Egotist and Starwood rallinc off last. The hnnile by the mile and a half liroiicht. Kaipara to rrlef. and passing the stand Dandy Breeze liad a flight advantage of Dunrobin. and then In order came Advancer. Tetumu. Ambassador, with Egotist and -.Starwood a ionc way back. Goin~ ahjng the back Dun- j robin ran into tbe lead nrrd showed the way Ihroissh die r-uf.in?. and across the top. 'where Ambassador ran up third, and Dandy ■Breeze fell away -beaten. Advancer outhome, and easily holding his mm in the concluding staces won h.r five lengths from lAmliamndor. which finished fast and beat Dunrobin by three lengths for second honours. Tetumn was fourth, aud then at intervals came Dandy Rroeze. Starwood, and KRotist. Time, 4.5, Tetumu was favourite. Rowe. the rider of Monty, had his collarbone broken. TYTO-YEAR-OLP T»ARADE. Three furlongs. Mr F. Stenninc's T> f Lady Jack, liv «'arl Rosa—Miss Jack (Doeleyi 1 Messrs W. and V. Casey's b f Cultrlform, by Bnuifo-m—Culroy (C. Brownl 2 Mr .1. .1. .Regan's eh f Juanna. by AchiUes—Shepherdess (W. Ryan) ...". 3 Also started: Bay filly Tiy Monoform— Afentira. Erroneous. Tnvicta. Geueral -Viffre. Contualoa. Era-lf. b.iy colt by .Achilles—Pahia. bay colt by Elysian--Kaparansri. Independence. Marabout, bay I colt by Carl Rosa—Sunetta, TVuiuta. Whitehall, and KMasea. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP of 225 SOTS. About three miles. .Mr L. Aintrec's hr m Lady -Sabretache. ■\vrs. by Sabretache—Casino. 0.1:2 (Ran 1 Mr T. Hnrris" oh s Fircaway, aged, 10.11 fO'Connor* 2 Mr W. .T. Woods' eh s Golden Giow H It (Andertoni s Also started: Armagh 0.12. Cornelian 10.0, Sauriaso 0.9, Luperin P. 7, Valentine