LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 251, 23 October 1922, Page 3

LATE RACING.

WAIKATO HUNT CLUB. AXXUAL RACK MEETTXCr. T!:c Waikato Hunt Hnb'n annual meeting ras l.pia on the ("laudfland? ra-ecouree at larr.ihon tivriav. Tbp weather was rtnc and h.; course fas':, and in Rood order, whllo ho attendance was large. Tbe *pedal trains ri.-n Auckland were well patronised. th» Irst betwi-en 700 and BUO passen:»rs. while the eeet'nil also was we'l filled. tesults:— MAIUKN STEEI'LFICHASE. of IGosots. i Two miles and a-balt. I CE KAPARA. t> c. aped, by Carl RosaEmu (Mr. \V. n. Johnsoui, 9.D—Wanier 1 lAYMOXJD. b c 6y.-s iMr. J. Taylort, 0.11-PHrry .. ' 3 3SPI.ANADK, I'll R. -\vrs ..Mr. B. Gold-n-flteri. 9.6—Thompson 3 Also started: Sister- AW.pt 10.8. F.\!rftc! 0.6. Never Lie*p.-ur 1".. - !. Golden Abbey mo, Jladffin ld.O. Wa'.kawa O.S. Pavat P.". P:»la itac 9.n. Merrr Han ;>.n, Pylvia ScarleU n.O, 'ars'.ar 9.0. Advise 8.0. Sylvia Scarlet: lust some ground when !ii>j- we.-i" let po, RoWen Abbey. Kn;>!an.nlf.. iml WaikawH h«"!n» to Hie fl r -t '•■nee. at «l)i h Capstar came to grief. Rs-'la-ia.|» then went out to make the rui'.nine. vlrli WaiVnn-a. Advise. S'.sier Abbey. Te <ar"!rn. Gl.Tlwin and Never Despair ni.-lns n that onler. Gladnln t.>ok iharge ?olni ilt.2 the back, hut passitis the stand To -Ciii-ara nnd Esplanade were oti terms. wl:h Verpr Despair and Kavmond handy. Turnriß for !.nmp Te Ka'iara. Es-p'-annde aril i.adwin were in a bunch, with Raymond nnd Wot Despair foil..wine. In the run home i 2o<vl finish wns witncssp.l. Te Kapara ■vfirunllv get:ir,» 'be verdict by half a *n?rh from Haymond, wh'.r'j was two .vns fotir-h. and then came Never Pe«pnlr, ;i:idwln nrrl Sister Abbey, with Extract list. <vlvia S'-srl.-u rind Master Bruce falling. ri:ne, .". C. .•:-.'. Never Hes[Piilr was favourite. When Master Bruce fell, his rider, Mr. Cole, ; ifld his .-ollarboue broken. i 3ARDOWIE HACK HANDICAP, of MOsovs. SI i furlong;. rOI.D BPD. b m. Syr«. by Bunran—Frauleln (Mr. H. S. Keesiug\ 9.o—Kc? ? i nK l , i'RKTTY MAN. br c. oyn< (Messrs. A. T. I onrl T Hognri, ".?• -<;iimo:ir - EI?:iSIJ-:U. b g. 4yrs (Mr. A. Craikoi. 7 7—Wlj-rlna ...'. •". Also s::ir:e'l: T-oved One 5.3, Sir Burnett i>A I'epln MO. Rlnnling R. 9. Smoke S«. K;fe 3r:.l Dm n 7 7 Gidgi 7 7 Smoke Concert r.3. Idealojun 7.M. Morrin Abbey 7.H. Volot.i 73. nine Marble 7.3, Kiarllo 7.5, Mflurm 7.3, Tlnefoa 7.?,. T.netn.i wan quickest to beein, but Ilel-le - swm nisiiod to tho front, mid so'.ne along the back bad two lengths' advantage of Qldfrl nnd Pretty Man. after which came Sir nnrßerr. Rlp'pUns. and Pepin. «',th th" others struni nut. Heis'.er came into llii» straig!]'. c>ar. but nt tlio di>t.incp Prp'ty Man hearted him, only to be challenged hy Bnd. wble!, go; up to win by a henii. Helsler was rw,. Unetlia away. :b,rd, .inj 'hen came Pepln. Smoke Concert, and KLirito. wltii ]zs,:. Time. 1.1(5 3-5. H.isler was favourite. nrxTKHS' nrnnr.ES ■■>? coosors. one mile and a lia'f. MAI'DE WTLSON ,-h p.; .".yrs !>y Qu:a A-<:.,y—.\farak.ipa (Mr. T. Wilson.. !"■' Rennle 1 TIIIH(M'LI:T. h k. aged (Mr. W. Hlr-s-in-.!. ll.n--Tho-nip.sori 2 MIA BELLA, b!k m, CjTS (Russo , Bros, i, 10.."?— Walls 3 Also started: Hushman 11.0, Beiant 10.S, Master Ciirrun 10.4. Westminster 10.0. Foiglove n.S, Bi»r Gun 9.4. Kins Pellicule n.:i. Gi.-nfoil «.O. Tc Kohae 0.0. Gold Glide 8.0. Gprsttna 9.0. Holler ",t.O, Pukeroa. 'J.O, Miss Hester '.'.O. Ueretua 9.0. Sa Eda 9.0. Me'.ide Wilson and Hushman were quickfell. Maude Wilson lej past tho stand, followed by FlUishman. Trtbouipt. Kin? Pfillciile, Mia Bella, ami Bezant, the latter he.n.lin; a strung out lot. Maude Wilson Tribouiet. Mia Bella. Hnshman. ami Bezant racing; in that order, while Reretoa moved U]>. Monde Wilson whs first to turn for home, and though Tribi.ulet nut in a strong .-liallenB" in the run M rlie jud=-e. Maude Wilson kept him off to win by half a length. Mia Bella jot third, three parts of a le:isth further bad;, anil theu came Reretoa. H,-z;uit. Westminster. and Ilushmau. Ti:i:e. 2.4« 4 .".. Mia Bel.a was favourite. MKMI'IRIAL HANDICAP, f.f 400ROVS. line m;le and a-o.uiir:cr. MAnill.H SLAB, b a. Gyrs. by Marl.le Ar.h Miss Pix (Mr. W. M. Tayl.if), T.H-L. M.inson 1 CAXOWINDItA. lir a. fiyrx (Mr. i:. YV. Culeinani. 7.4-Wicains 2 G"I.I> KIT. :■>: c. .ii;,-1 (Mr. H. S. KeesAlso t-::irt."U Roomerdfiy P.O. It-.yai Ahher <!.i:t, !"..rc-t Goll *< K'.. Stork s.iri. Perfect Hay S.«i. M.insninahoe S.h. Marbree 7.6. Tireless T <«. Glen.-iirn 7.n. They left to .i DO'l ilispitcli. M.Three Sending first, bu: Gold Kip >»n :--->k .-harco, >:id!n« past the sand. followed by Maehrec. K-irswt liuiil. Itoyal Abbey. R...in.Td:iy. l'ericr- D.iy. Marble Slab. Canowlurtr.i. (iletii lirii. Tlrelos. <tor'< anil Mani-aina , "-." in that order. Golii;! alons the bach GoM K'.p »a< Mill the pl!i>i. Tin-less running up ciM-or.d. with B.~«nen!.iy. I'erfec- Pay and Itf.val Al.bey nex;. while Marble Slab movea up. The lust named ran u;> to did '•■;,• .: v they raced to the ton stretch. and c"la;r to the' horn- turn he t....k charge, wltli tireless Cold K:p. Cuiowin.lra. Perfect D.-.y. It., in-eni.iv ::"d Sro-k mo<t j.p-mim-n; of if ct'iers Marble Si.ih came into the straight w.-ll ;.-:ir. niKl kf-i.ina Canowlndra nr..l Gold Kip off In the run to the .indue won hy three rind ahalf lensth?. CanowiDdrn beatinz Gold Kip by two leneths for tumour*. Tireless w.is fourth and then came Perfe.-t Ji:iy. Koyal Alibey and St. rk. nith M.n.-hrw 1j~;. Tlaif. 2.S 4-.". Go.d Kip was favourite. WAIKATO HI.NT CUP. Three miles. MCOMAK. 117 1 GLKNOTCS. 10.2 - Te KAPAIIA, 0.:; :; rJ.-rat.-hed: Never Despair. coMeii Abb»y. K,.rtli>: Waikawa. Stiver -Scarlett. Raymond Won by A iipck. Six lengths bftttt'pa WiMIKI ui)>] third. Time, r>l4 25. WELLINGTON SPRING MEETING PKi'OXO H.VVS RACIXC. Hy relezrai'h. — Press Association.i TUF.NTIIAM. this -laj-. Tin' neather iv.is fine f...r the second flay of :!ie WeMlncti.u Kneiiiir CliibV Spring Meeting There was 3 very lar;.-e iittpndiiQce. Rcsall«:TIIIAI. STAKKS iif ," H -)osovs. Sot"ii fi;r |.<ni!<. V"T ihreeyear-olds ami npivnMs Threcy, ar-.dds. T>: f..ur year old.-. V 7: iipiviintM ef four yearn, s.n. nilles a, ~«,■■! :,:!. anil geldlnsa »lb. Uutry Sans. Seven furloiigs. Zoiinv,. 1 Kerriijenilint: 2 KiiotiiiK- S S.ratched: }!ela«or, Bonny Friend. MartlnUiiif. Kllbrid. Vogue, Sunny Valley. I'll-l;i--c. Won by ;h:ee'luurters of a length, thr.'O 1-Tiirth.~ betwueu secund and thLril. Time. 1.20 1-5. TAI'.AIiUA HANPU.AP of 350sovs. One mile. Santiago. 7 10 l Go.'-.l l.lifUt. ">-0 2 Taupalru. S.n :', S.-rat. he.J: Kahikatea. W..,:i by a nr.-k, tw.-. and ahaif lengths be-.wn-n >-.-ni:.-l and third. Tin..-. !41 4 V si: ONP ITfnDLES HANDICAP of 4'.<o ,ov«. Os.j tul!-: nii'l ahalf. Ma»nr-:a, \<>.\ 1 Sir W.il !'" ■_■ Cerheru*. :<A 3 S'-rat-herl: Rr.n.nu Won by t"rv lengths. :■". :I nd β-linlf leiiitfUa between se.-ond third. Time. 2.4:1 4 ■".. A HORSE DESTROYED. MKI.P.OUKNB. October 22. AH.iivton broke a leg yesterday In •.Lβ W.:.!-,.- Hii.Ul'ap, and wae <u!rtet]:isn:ly t!cs:r..yed.— !;.. i:;mt l.'.jh: will arrive :o-niorrow. Hu r a ( a\:::>. ro'i..- four wlniu-r>. nud .8 jockey for the Caul.ie.d (.up Meeting. IA. J!;J .N./.. l-at.le.i ____^