A.R.C. SUMMER MEETING

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 311, 31 December 1923, Page 8

A.R.C. SUMMER MEETING

DERBY DAY AT ELLERSLIE. The Auckland Racing Club's Summer Meeting will be continued to-morrow, when the fiftieth Derby of the club will be decided, while the A.R.C. and Newmarket Handicaps will also come up for decision. The acceptances are as follow: FERGUSON HANDICAP Of 400sovs. Six furlongs. «t. lb. , ■*•"!: Charlady ... 9 0 Herculean ..7 0 Bugle Note.. 811 Hlgbflown .. 7 0 Princess Nata 8 0 Kuhio ...... J o M. of Hereford 8 0 Major Abbey 7 0 Drawbridge . 7 10 Sunny Eoe .. TO Wbctunui ... 7 4 Weka 7 0 B. Eyed Susan 7 3 Whitioro ... 7 J) Desert Glow. 7 0 Wyoming ... 7 O Fair Abbey.. 7 0 NEW YEAR'S HURDLES of SBOsovs. Two miles. Explorer ... 11 3 Battlesong .. 9 9 Snake 11 3 Active 0 9 Peter Amans 10 4 Mia Bella .. 9 8 Pine Arch ..10 4 Sea De 11 ... 9 6 Miss Melva.. 10 2 Lupenno .... » 1 Prince Rufus 9 11 Waikawa ... 9 0 Pittsworth .. 9 11 Penona 9 0 MIDSUMMER HANDICAP of 550sova. Five furlongs. Qulnette .... 8 10 Gold Ferni.. 7 9 Day Guard.. 8 9 Roya Diadem 7 4 Tanadecs ... 8 5 Hoarirl ..... 0 9 Voltorc 8 0 Master Doon 6 9 Son o' Mine 7 10 GREAT NORTHERN DERBY, of 3000sovs. One mile and a-balf.

W. E. BldwllVs b c Suggestion, by Kllbroney—lmagination. , Sir Geo. Clifford's b f Wild Hind, by Autumnus —Kirriemuir. Eliot. Davis' blk f Queen March, by Lucnllus—March. _ •__-••__ H. Frlcdlander's b g Pompey, by Lucullus W _ T W Hailetf» b f Ra-zle Daizle, by Kllbroney—Simper. ._._. R. B. Hines b c Gold Rain, by St. Amans — Shower Gold. . .. H. A. Knight's b g Bnllymena, by Nassau A. _ McDonald's br g Sollform, by Solfcrlno John Pnterson's br c Pelham, by Thurnj Ge h o" m s_ifert's b g White Comet, by Day Comet—Lady Frisco _.__„» H. I. Spink's eh t Miss Egypt, by Egypt— Geraid rP L. r Stead's b c Tarleton, by Nassau —Brayton. NEWMARKET HANDICAP of lOOOsovs. Six furlongs. Pavo 0 4 Lady Ridicule 7 2 Royal Blood. 9 4 Hipo •■••■■ ' « Parody 8 3 Prince Abbey 6 l.i Fl»elli 710 Landslide .. 6 7 Golden Bubble 7 3 King Cheops. 8 7 A.R.C. HANDICAP of 1750sovs. One mile and a-half. Roeeday .... 9 0 Stork •••/••• J ® Surveyor ... BIS Musketoon .. «12 Enthusiasm . 812 Tlnoknha ... 61. Scion 8 8 Demand .... « 7 Te Kara .... 8 3 Glen Canny.. 6 7 Muraahl 8 1 Tlnohoro ... 07 Boomerday . 7 7 ELLERSLIE HANDICAP of 400sovs. One mile. Prettyman -.9 0 Barometer .. 7 3 Elsie Aroba.. 8 10 TeTahl.... 7 0 Golden Glass 8 8 Arch Opal .. J « Sentinella ..8 8 DorlntU .... 7 U Fnrndon .... 8 7 Bay D gijton 7 0 Pebble 11. .. 8 6 Genera Pryde 7 0 Glenidle .... 8 4 Miss Vera .. 7 0 Para 8 4 Steel Bar .. 7 0 Aerofortis ..8 4 Thunderclap 7 0 Dancing Doll 7 12 Welcome Rain 7 O Formalin ... 7 8 GLASGOW HANDICAP of 550sovs. Seven furlor.g-. Royal Box .. » 0 Ma.. ORorke 7 0 Alfort 8 10 Nocturne ... 70 Barrier 8 8 Bretland ... 70 C. Stimulants 8 6 Shebang J » Namutere ... 8 6 Archie -•• -• 7 O Tactful .... 7 12 Doug. Latour 7 0 Hipo 7 10 Hlmpo ••• • • % » ' Illumination 7 8 Viewpoint .. 7 O i Gold Bud ... 7 0 Gold Jacket. 7 0 ; Amlform 7 4

SOUTHLAND ACCEPTANCES.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) j INVERCAHGILL, this day. Following are the acceptances for the first day of the Southland Racing Clubs Summer Meeting:— Avenal Hurdles. One mile and • half.— Bed Admiral 12.0. Cartoon 10.13. Palamon 10.4, Galway 0.0, Biasing Light 9.0, Bill Makarera Saddle Trot. One mile and ahalf.—Verey Light limit. Noiseless Mmlt, Mencmbcr limit, Moonglow limit. Strathlorn limit, Great Count limit, Bosedalc limit. Miss Adonis limit, Ardlussa limit, Darkstream limit, Mcdallluu limit. Quo Vadls 12yds behind, Mentor 12yds, The Sprinter 12yds, Bed Admiral 12yds, Bon Lou 24yds, Little Nut 48yds, Lucky Harold 48yds, Qulckmatch 4Syd», Hr'as 48yd«, Golden Nut 48yds, Lady Joffre 48yds, Oaknut 84yds. _, . Flying Handicap. Six furlongs.—-Listen-ing Post 9.7, Lovesign 9.7, Angelo 8.13, Kerb 8.6, Laughing Eyes 7.8, All British 7.6, Rose Lady 7.4, Ravenna 7.3, Warhaven 7.2, Ulcaborg 7.2, Avispado 7.1. Gold Spinner 6.10, BeUa Lake 6.10, More Signal 6.0. New Year Handicap. Six furlongs.— Apple Delghton 9.2, Mnrmcmt 8.11, The Parisian 7.13, Obllgio 7.12. The Harp 7.12, Stringenay 7.12. Bright Mark 7.7. Gold Mark 7.7, Wild Berry 7.7, Gay < J* u , n " et 7.7, Wensleydnle 7.7, Sidelight 7.7, Kylebon 7,7 Mountain Rose .7.7, Brocart 7.7, Elt>s 7.7, Oatlands 7.7, Petal Dust 7.7. Invercargill Cup. One mile and a-quar-ter.—Lougbrea 9.3, Palestrlna 8.12, Baldowa 8.9, General Advance 8.6, Lovesign 8.4, Mantua 7.11, Silent King 7.11, Lady Blissful 7.3, Guncase 6.13. Oreti Harness Trot. One mile and abalf.—Very Light limit, Parndox tat, Circuit limit. Azaleas limit, .Lockout limit. Free Lance limit. Cameo limit. Kookaburra limit. Quean's Own limit, Northppe limit. Our Nurse limit, Bonanza limit, Ten Bells limit. Day Pointer limit, Barltqne limit, Irißh Imp, limit, Cheerful limit, Blta limit. Divine Bells limit, Chiming King limit. War Chimes limit. Bell Harold limit. Nellie Demy 12yds behind, Dixie Dillon 24yds, Rotbßtar 48yds. _ , , Waikiwl Handicap. Seven furlongs.— Royal Admiral 8.7, Marching Order 8.6, Andante 8.6, Balaser 8.4, Maytlme 8.4, Tlone 712 San Salvador 7.12, Ovcrproof 7.10, Mnrmont 7.9, Coastguard 7.9, Marconlgram 7.7, Prompter 7.7. Waihopai Handicap. One mile. —Anomaly 9 9 Baldowa 9.2, Silent King 8.0, Counterstroke 7.10, Guncase 7.9, Laughing Eyes 7 8 In The Pink 7.7, Vice Royal 7.5, Francalse 7.3, Osterman 6.9, Ban Salvador 6.7.

AUSTRALIAN RACING. THE CABRINGTON STAKEB. SYDNEY, December 29. Sydney Tattersall's Club opened their Summer' Meeting at Randwick to-day. The following was the result of the leading event:— CARRINGTON STAKES of 1500sovs. Six furlongs. Otncre, br h, f>yrs, by Llnacre—Otira (Mrs. V. S. Hordern), 9.3 1 Trimacre, 8.2 2 Vanti, 6.7 3 Fourteen started. Otacre won by two lengths. Time, 1.12JS. —(A. and N.Z.) ENGLISH BLOODSTOCK. NEW ZEALAND PURCHASES. LONDON, December 29. The New Zealand sportsman, Mr. T. H. Lowry, has purchased for stud purposes Grandcourt (by Captlvation—L_ Huppe) and Psychology (by Tracery—Keep Smiling). The horses were shipped to New Zealand by the Corinthic, In specially constructed loose-boxes, which enable the animalß to turn round with ease.