LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 95, 22 April 1924, Page 3

LATE RACING.

C.J.C. MEETING. (By Telegraph—Press Association.)' CHRISTCHURCH, this day. The Canterbury Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting was continued to-day ln fine weather, though the attendance was smaller than yesterday. Results :— PEERSWICK HURDLES, Once round nnd a distance. Le Forte, 9.5 1 Red Kriss, 9.12 2 Patunia, 0.0 3 All started. Won by a length. Time, 3.0 2-5. AUTUMN NURSERY HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Lady Bentlnck, 9.7 1 Te Anau Lad, 7.0 2 Ophir, 7.5 3 All started. Won by a head. Time, 1.13 2-5. WELLINGTON FLEET MEETING. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. The following handicaps have been declared for the Wellington Racing Club's Fleet Meeting:—■ Navy League Welter, seven furlongs.— Cairo 9.3, Entre Nous 0.1, Anxious -.-inents 8.12, Geranial S.ll, Musical 8.9, Glimpse 8.8, Bonny Marion 8.5, Spoony 8.5, Asleep 8.3, Imperial Spark 8.3, Bright Eyes 8.2, Firestlck 8.1, Good Mark S.l, All Gold 8.1, The Cheat 8.1, Lady Gay 8.0, Tiuohari 7.11, Hcathcote 7.9, Brigadier Bill 7.9, TreadweU 7.7, Kilminster 7.7, Peach Brandy 7.7, Ardliuan 7.7, Gold Piece 7.7, Kilfaire 7.7. Repulse Hurdles, one mile and a-half.— Militairc 11.8, Santiago 11.7, Captain Sarto 11.3, Nukumai 11.2, Anxious Moments 10.8, Tenterfield 10.7, Rowan 10.5, Sling Camp 10.1, Puwbero 9.13, Le Forte 9.7, Parorangi 9.5, Buckeye 9.3, Brigadier Bill 9.2, Scintillation 9.0, Silk Rein 9.0, Arizona 9.0, Otauru 9.0, Supporter 9.0. Hood Handicap, five furlongs.—GaUlard 10.3, Tanadees 8.13, Quiescent 8.8, Star Shell 8.2, Gamebag 8.0, Lake Uru 7.11, Fool's Paradise 7.10, The Banker 7.9, Monoxide 7.6, La Reve 7.6, Agitato 7.6, Tutankhamen 7.3, Ophir 7.1, Jubilance 6.9, Paula 6.9, Kilintha C.7, Pleasant Surprise 6.7, Miss Odille 6.7, Lady Idcala 6.7, Calm 6.7, Eve 6.7, Dark Rosaleen 6.7, Kilmar 6.7. Admiral's Cup, one mile and a quarter.— Pilliewinkle 9.2, Sunny Loch 8.12, Merry Day 8.11, Snnart 8.9, Cupidon 8.8, Parody B.G, Winning Hit 7.13, Trespass 7.13, Boadicea 7.9, Scion 7.9, Quest 7.8, Ares 7.8, Bumptious 7.6, Printemps 7.6, Festivity 7.5, Happy Days 7.1, Bitters 6.13, Askari 6.10, Passionless 6.9, Aerioform 6.7, Lady Ben 6.7, Otapo 6.7, Radiac 6.7, Ihapotoa 6.7. Chatham Handicap, one mile. —Clandhu 9.3, Vindictive 8.9, Radiac 8.8, Stream 8.7, Musical 8.1, Oibe 8.1, Star Ranger 8.1, All Gold 7.10, The Cheat 7.10, Kolakaua 7.10, Asleep 7.10, Carpentier 7.8, En Route 7.5, Bonrina 7.2, Rivalry 7.1, Kilroe 6.13, Pipsol 6.7, Otaura 6.7. Sailors' Steeplechase, two miles and a quarter.—Omahu 11.8, Master Peter 10.9, Ranul 10.7, First Line 10.7, Carawock 10.6, Sir Roseberry 10.0, Dick 9.13, Highway 9.9, Whipcord 9.9, Sling Camp 9.5, Te Malre 9.3, Klllard 9.3, BtrkeneUa 9.0, Ruddy Gold 9.0. Adelaide Handicap, six furlongs.— Rational 9.10, Sunny Loch 9.3, Mlreusonta 8.11, Solfanello 8.13, Santonio 8.0, Ares 7.11, Last Crust 7.9, Quest 7.9, L'Amour 7.9, Will Oakland 7.5, Lady Fingers 7.4, Top Score 7.0, Piquant 7.0, Happy Days 6.13, Trlboulet 6.9, Rose of Athens 6.7, Entre Nous 6.7, Jackaroo 6.7, Barleycorn 6.7, Avoniea 6.7. Officers' Handicap, five furlongs.—Orchid 9.9, Piquant 9.4; Gold Town 8.10, Avoniea 8.8, Foolish 8.7, Bcnmure 8.7, Entre Nous 8.6, Geranial 8.6, Last Dart 9.5, Glimpse 7.13, Finora 7.11, Imperial Spark 7.11, Hall Mark 7.10, Ma Boughal 7.8, Laughing Stock 7.8, Bonny Marion 7.8, Lady Gay 7.6, Relic 7.3, Tlnohari 7.3, Heathcote 7.2, Ruby Ring 7.2, Kilburn 7.0, Bonllta 6.13, Paparongoa 6.11, Royal Heather 6.9, Ardflnan 6.0, Tburles 6.7, Axle 6.7, Our Jack 6.7, Martinique 6.7, Normal Life 6.7, Solrlno 6.7, Markie 6.7, Jonquil 6.7, El Morz 6.7, Gold XloUar 6;7, Esquimaux 6.7, Tatrina 6.7, Raugimoana 6.7, Idleness 6.7. THOROUGHBRED SALE. THE ORAN'GA STUD. A sale of thoroughbreds was held this morning on behalf of Messrs. Paterson Bros, at tbeir Oranga estate by tbe New Zealand Loan and -Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. There was a fair attendance, but bidding was very slow and only two lots were disposed of, a chestnut yearling filly by Thurnham—Juanna being purchased for 10 guineas by Mr. W. K. Cave, and the chestnut mare Cadence, by Cyremau—Lute, served by Romeo, being bought by Mr. A. Miller, Hamilton, for 20 guineas. Uralla and Pelham were passed at 200 guineas and 300 gulneas respectively. Two lots were offered on account of Dr. ,W. King, n chestnut Ally rising two yearn, by Day Comet—Miss Modest, and a chestnut gelding, 5 years, by Potoa—Freeaom mare, but both failed to reach the reserve. A number of otber horses were also of- [ fered on account of various owners, including Nocturne, but none of them were disposed of.