A.R.C. MEETING.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 134, 9 June 1925, Page 8

A.R.C. MEETING.

THE CONCLUDING DAY. DICK WINS WINTER STEEPLES. BOOMEKDAY THE CAMPBELL. Tho wintor meeting of tho Auckland Racing Club was concluded at Ellorslie yesterday iv fino though dull weather. There was a pood attendance, and the going was good- for this time of year. The sum of £73,235 10/ was put through tho iotalisator, compared with ff>4.Gill 10/ for tho corresponding dny last year, making £241,125 for the meeting ajrainst £218,610 10/ for the previous winter fixture, an increase of £_2..">14 10/. A Small Fieia. Only five went to the post f'>r the Tamakl Steeplechase. Bourn was made over twice as good a favourite as Bluehall and Vociferate, the next in demand. Slanialicra was in front when the field settled dcm~n, from Vociferate and Bourn. Vociferate fell at tho first fence on the hill, but was remounted. Bourn and Maniancra led over the double and along the back, hut on top of the hill Maniahera was again on terms with Bourn, hut coming down the incline Bourn drew away again, while Lady Comet was in third position, Bluehall having fallen at the fence by the five furlong post. From this out Bourn was never troubled, winning easily by six lengths from Lady Comet, who came fast in the straight, and beat Maniahera by a neck. Vociferate finished a long way back. Cureaform Again. After Cureaform's performances at the meeting, she was made a good favourite for the Orakei Hurdles, with Lucullent the second in demand, carrying about £000 less. Te Tahi also had good support. Betty Bruce fell at the first hurdle and Peter Rosa the second. Peter Maxwell, who was early in the lead, piloted the field.past the stand from Rippling, Irish Jig, Pinna, Cureaform, Trespass, Te Tahi, and Lucullent. The field began to close on Peter ilaxwell along the hack, Rippling, Cureaform, and Lucullent being next, Trespass and Passionate coming to grief at the next hurdle. Peter Maxwell, Rippling, Lucullent, and Cureaform were together as they crossed the top, though Cureaform was first to turn for home from Lucullent, Rippling, and Peter Maxwell. Once over the last hurdle Cureaform stayed on to beat Lucullent by a neck, with Peter Maxwell four lengths away third, followed by Kendal, Rippling, Te Tahi, and Irish Jig. A Favourite Bracket. King Smock was the only withdrawal from the York Handicap, the bracket, Doleful Ditty and Zircon, being £370 better supported -h:.n Arch Amie, with Ruapapa next in demand. The colours of White Comet were fir3t to become prominent, and with a furlong covered he was attended by Gala Day, Yoma, Joy Ride, Zircon, Arch Amie, Doleful Ditty, and Matinee. Joy Ride and Zircon had taken command crossing the top from Yoma, Gala Day, White Comet, Doleful Ditty, and Matinee. Joy Ride and Zircon were first to turn for home from Yoma, Gala Day, Doleful Ditty, White Comet, and Matinee. At the distance Zircon drew out to win by a neck from Yoma, which beat Joy Ride by two and a half lengths. Arch Amie, Doleful Ditty, Gala Day, White Comet, Gold Jacket, Pompey, and Matinee were next. Dick Wins.

All went to the post for the Winter Steeplechase. Sir Bosebery was favourite, being entrusted with about £1000 more than Omahu, while Llewellyn was best supported of the others. Llewellyn led over the water jump from Omahu, Tuki, Pittsworth, Mary Bruce, Sir Rosebery and Passin' Through, but along the back Tuki had run up to Llewellyn, and they were attended by Omahu and Dick, with Sir Eoseberry and Passin' Through next. Llewellyn led over the hill from Omahu and Dick, but crossing the double the order was Llewellyn, Dick, Tuki, Mary Bruce, Omahu, and Passin' Through, with Sir Rosebery last. Tuki and Llewellyn were still in charge along the back from Dick, Passin' Through, Mary Bruce, Pittswortli, Omahu and Sir Roseberry. Llewellyn and Dick led up the hill from Tuki, Omahu, Mary Brace and Passin , Through. Llewellyn led down the incline from Passin' Through, Tuki, Dick and Mary Bruce. Llewellyn and Dick came at the last fence almost on terms, the former making a faulty jump. A good finish saw Dick get the verdict by a neck from Llewellyn, with Tuki three and a-half lengths away. Mary Bruce, Sir Eosebery and Pittsworth were next. History Repeated. Boomerday and Prince Rufus, bracketed, formed the public selection for the Campbell Hurdle Race, carrying £500 more than 'Frisco Mail, while Peter Amans was next in demand. Tinokaha was the early pacemaker from Narrow Neck, and passing the stands this pair were attended by 'Frisco Mail, Peter Amans, Boomerday and Prince Rufus. Along the back Tinokaha held his position till the hurdle by tlio five-furlon<r post, where he tired, Maunga falling at that obstacle. 'Frisco Mail and Boomerday then took charge and led across the top from Peter Amnns, Narrow Neck coming to grief at the hurdle by the three-furlong post. From this out .boomerday and 'Frisco Mail had the race to themselves, the former winning by a length, with Peter Amans six lengths away third. Princo Rufus and Tinokaha were next. Boomerday won the Camp bell Hurdles at the" previous winter meeting. Hoariri Returns Good Price. Curraghmore was the only defection from the Visitors' Handicap* leaving a field of twenty. Daylight was made about £900 better favourite than King Cheops, with Bright Sol and Archibald next best fancied. Heisler was in charge when the field settled down from Daylight, Hoariri, Archibald, Bright Sol and Exactly. Heisler rushed to the front across the top with Hoariri, Archibald Daylight, Bright Sol and Exactly next! Heisler and Hoariri were first to turn for home, with Daylight handy. In the run to tho post Hoariri held his own to win by a length from Daylight, which beat by two lengths. Heisler, Irehll I, o '' ExacU - V - MaßtGr DIM ". a "d dnnh fi were next Houriri returned a double-figure dividend. The Concluding Event. The- Fitzroy Handicap saw ' all tho

Monday and Homai. Titaness was still in chnrpe across the top. with Sir Henry, Chaplin, Rahepoto and Queen Emerald next. Titaness was first into the j t-traipht. with Sir Henry, Queen EmerI Hid. Unhepoto. Chaplin and Star of the 1.a.-t following as named. Half way down Queen Kmerald had drawn to the front. and wont on to win by three lengths from Titaness, which beat Piton by a head. Kalippoto, Monday, King Smock, Sleepy Sol. Transformer and Chaplin finished as named. Queon Emerald also returned double figures. j Later results are: — CAMPBELL HURDLE RACE, of GSOsovs. Two miles. , I—IIIiOMEIIDAY. hr g, aged, by Quin Ahbey —Hell Crispin (Mr. V H. Wackrow), 10.10 —Hcnnio . . 1 I C— TKIKCO MAIL, h g, fiyrs (Mr r n.-lnrgcyi, »..->—Bowd'en 2 .I—rKTKB ASIANS, b g, aged (Mr. L. Coleman), O.ll—Warner 3 Alsn started: n> Prince Rufus O.fi, (6) Matingn 10.3, (4) Tinokaha 9.5, (5) Narrow Won by a length: six lengths between second iind third. Time, 4.c>. J VISITORS , HANDICAP, of GOOsovs. Six furlongs. 10—IIOARini. lire. 3yrs. by Antagonist —Country rirnle <Mr. \v. Donaldson). D.O— 11. Dulieu 1 I—DAYLIGHT, h E. 4yrs (Mr. W. .Tnhnstone), 0.12—]!. Reed 2 O—NAMfTERK, br g, fiyrs (Mr F. Gilchrist), n.O—L. Hanson 3 Also started : i<l) Rnfii 10.S, (ii) Master I rionn !>.IO. |R) Killorrn O.fl, (10| Golden liulililf n.s, ill) Rnrnmctrr 9.5, (17) frnlla 1(1.0. il.li Hold Rain 0.0. (IS) Jolly Princess 0.0. 11 lit Day finnrd O.n. (2) King Cheopa !».o, iii Exnotly n.O, (3) Bright Sol HO Hi Archibald O.n. nfii Constellation t> r> . (IS) Helsler 0.0. (20) Xocturno 0.0, (14) Some Fashion O.n. ! Won by a length : two lengths between I second and third. Time, 1.10. riTZROY HANDICAP, of 400SOVS. One mile. O—Qt'EEN KM KRAI.P. b f. 3yrs, by Quin Abbey—Miss Ethel (Mr. W. Kemp). 0.0 —Rennie 1 13—TITANESS. br m. syrs (Mr. F. E. Lewis). A. McCnrmnc 2 C—PITiiX. h g, r.yrs (Mr. F. J. Martin) KM!—c. Brown 3 Also started : to) Transformer 10.10, (11) Sleepy Sol ln.o. (21 King Smock (10.6), ,ill Chaplin in. -2, r3) Cohcsian 0.11, (4) I Star of tho East D.O. (12) Clockwork 0.8, . 111 Riihenoto 0.2. (14) Allegiance 0.0, (10) Monday 0.0, (S) Sir Henry 0.0, (15) Homai O.n. second and third. Time, 1.40 3-o.

The Trainers. R. Hannon was the most successful trainer at the meeting, winning four races iCureaform, 2, York Abbey and Starlandl. T. M. Morriss (Wedding March and Bourn), and W. Oarrett <Sir Rosebery, 2) were next, while the following won one race: — F. Storming (Sir Archie), E. J. L. Rae (Vociferate). J. T. Jamieson (Bright Sol), X. Cunningham (Musketoon), W. Stone (Zircon). L. Knnpp (Lady Comet), P Conway (Llewellyn), R". 1. Tozer (Arch Amie), TV. J. McLean (Lucullent), J. O. E. Jones (Perenpl, W. S. Young (Dick), R. E. Brown ißoomerday). w. Kemp (Queen Emerald), W. Donaldson (Hoariri). The Jockeys. G. Holland was easily the most successful rider at the meeting, winning four races rCurenform, 2, York Abbey and Stnrland). A. McDonald (Sir ■Rosebery, 2), L. Manson (Musketoon and Zircon), and W. Rennie (Booinerday and Queen Emerald) were next, while the following rode one winner each:— J. Simpson (Sir Archie), E. Rae <\ oclferate), W. Bagtoy (Bright Sol), H. ■Gordon (Lady Comet), T. Chaplin (Llewellyn), W. Meredith (Wedding March). Anriscnll (Arch Amle). X. Rowe (Lucullent), H. McSweenpy (Bourn). P. Mcßrearty (Dick). H. Dulieu (Hoariri), Mr. J. Morris (Serene). The Winning Owners. The following is a list of the winning payments to be made in connection with the Auckland Racing Club's Winter Meeting :—W. Garrett £2900, R. Hannon £1740, W. A. Fuller £1200, H. M. Campbell £1000, John Donald £600. Clarke and Moore £550. G. L. Stead £550, W. H. Wackrow £550. J. W. Peters £500, W. Donaldson £450, E. F. G. Werner £440, T. M. Morriss £370, B. Brewer £370, J. O'Neill £350, M. J. Carney £300 C. Forsyth Connelly £300, W. H. Gaisford £300. W. Kemp £300, J. Pohlen £300, M. Wells £300, E. Andrews £200, A. W. Budge £200, W. Johnstone £200 F. J. Martin £130, P. Delargey £100. H. L. Maynard £100, R. B. Hines £100 Tattley and Smith £100, F. E. Lewis £70, C. Xewman £70, A. B. Ormrod £ 70, L. Colemnn £ 50, F. Gilchriet £ 50, J. D. Jones £50, D. Twohlll £50, A. F Baker £30. L. H. Collinson £30, C. M. Emnnuel £30. L. J. Hyde £30, F. E. Loomb £30. F. G. Stenning £30, J. W. Watters £30, H. C. Beach £30; total, £15,150.

FRANKLIN RACING CLTJB. MEETING AT AVONDALE. Thi> following weights have been declared by Mr. F. J. McManemin for events to be run at the Franklin Racing Club"s meeting, to he held on the Avomlale Racecourse on Saturday next: — Itnmnramn Steeplechase, of 200sovs; nbdiit two miles and n-half. —Peter Amnns 11.10, Cureaform 11.7, King Abbey 11.3, Vociferate 11.0. Esplanade 10.12. "Mania-lii-rii 10.C, Greekson 10.1, Hushman 10.0, Lady Comet 9.9, All Talk 9.4, Opalold 9.4, Peter Kosa 9.4, Freshman 0.4, Miss Rosa 0.4, Guianform 9.0, Kendal 9.0, Auburn 9.0, Ngatea 9.0, Ginger Carl 9.0, Gold Glen 9.0, Yankee Dan 9.0, Pukehuia 9.0 Indemnity 9.0, Gambler's Gold 9.0, Scintillation 0.0. Golden Glint 0.0, Ohitl 9.0, Grace Abbey 9.0.

Bombay Handicap, of loOsovs: six furlongs.—Waltzer 10.5, Kllhite 10.0, Ring Potoa 10.0, Wnrnui 9.5, Rarakau 9.3, Mangapiko 0.3, Marble Town 0.3, Sir Henry 9.3, Appreciation 9.2, Wyoming 9.2, Loyal Lad 9.2. Keep Smiling 0.2. Greetings 9.2, Snow Smock 9.2, Makora 9.2, Marble Mount 9.2, Odd Socks 9.2, Karamu 9.2, Podokes 9.2. Orma 9.2, Tuscan 9.1, Master Thurnham 0.0, IJomal 9.0, Brushwood Boy 9 0 Harbour View 9.0, Star Attraction 9.0, Butcher 9.0, Golden Sovereign 9.0, Fair Abbey 9.0, Peach Brandy 9.0. Quin Abbey mare 9.0, The Drifter 9.0, Miss Ford 9.0, Trill 9.0, Miss Ebon 9.0, Joile Fille mare 9.0, Miss Bramble 9.0, Adi Vunlvola 9.0, High Rose 9.0, Too Late 9.0, Turn 9.0.

Franklin Cup, of 300sovs; one mile and a-qunrler.—Broadwood 10.13, Runpapa 10.0, Gala Day 10.4, Arch Amie 10.3, Joy Hide 0.13, Pompey 9.10, Tresillian 0.7, Gold Jacket 0.7, Doleful Ditty 0.6, Barometer 0.3, WheUiimi 9.3, Right and Left 9.3, Timikaha 9.0, Far North 9.0, Steel Bar 8.0, Cherry Ripe 9.0. Gold Rain 9.0, Recent 0.0. White Comet 0.0, Uralla 9.0, nSyal Form 9.0, Drawbridge 9.0, Miss Vera 90, Qulnsilia 9.0, Transformer 9.0.

Kuckland Hack Handicap, of 150sovs • nine furlongs.—Cureaform 11.2, Hoyal Form 11.0, Transformer 10.8, Piton 10 8 Drolutiijne 10.0, Sleepy Sol 10.2, Queen Km.'i ■' l<l 10.2. Miss Vera 10.0, Killute 9.10, Flowing Bowl U. 9, Cohesion 9.9. Irish Jig !>.:!, Clockwork 9.1, Quinsilia 9.1, Lightwood 9 0, Quincoiua 9.0. Honiat 0.0, Allegiance 9.0, Kamehameha 9.0, Marigapiko 9 0, Ma Boughnl 9.0, Monday 9.0, Golden SnmJk e 0 0!\ >, -iPP"" 01 , a 4 D 90 - Snow nenToVTVTnn S tw^'miT' 110 "," r re» c Hnn dicap. of 300sovs; OH. Glen Canny 0.5, frlSh Jig 0.0, Rippling 0.0, Knighthood 0.0 K«« 9.0, Opaloul o.n. Bright Light qi i> pm3 Rain 9.0, Peter Maxwell 0.0 Bir el 0.0. Poteen 0.0, Marble Glass 0 0 AbU

Tuakau Flying Handicap, of ->5050v9 • six furlongs.—Sandstar 10.12 " Queen March 10.11. Daylight 10.8, Hoariri 104 Master ORorke 10.2, Master Do™ 10 0 Killocra 0.12, Golden Bubble 011 Bnro meter 0.7. King Cheops 9.6. Loch' Abbey 9.4, Regent 0.4. General Pryde 9.4 Heisler 9.3, Uralla 9.2, Gay Comet 9.0, Ballvmov 11. 9.0, Sleepy Sol 9.0, Jolly Princess 9 0 Tago San 9.0. Miss Vera 9.0, Quinsilia o'o' Lncomnker 9.0. Exactly 9.0, Princess Ronnie 9.0. Cohesion 9.0. Constellation 9 0 Bute Sound 9.0, Qulncoma 9.0.

Waiuku Welter Handicap, of 200sovs; seven furlongs.—Zircon 10.10. Joy Ride 10.8, Pompi-y 10.7, Master O'Borke 10.5 Muster noon 10.3. Strategy 10.1, Lnch Abbey 0.7, General Pryde 9.7. Gold Rain n.O, I'rnlln !>..">, Tlnokaha 0.4, Marble Slab i) 4, I'etiT Maxwell 0.4, Charlady 0.4, White Comet 0.3, Gay Comet 9.3. Royal Form 0.3, Archibald 0.3, Smoke 0.0, Bute Sound it.O, Smoke Concert 0.0. Drolatique 0.0, Allegiance 0.0. Kins Smock 9.0. Rarakau !).n. Tltaness 0.0, Constellation 0.0, QuinAccentances close tomorrow at S p.m.

WAVERLEY RACING CLUB. I (By Telegraph—Press Association.) WANGANUI, Monday. ] Tho following nre t hf , nrrontnnrfs for the Waverlcy Clubs Winter Meeting:— ' Trial Handicap, sis furlongs.—Tcmoanui ; 1*.13, Roosovato 0 7 Grand T unln 0 3 j Vannina 0.2. Cooinda <10 Ilineora !1A ; Demure 0.0, Ellnh 0.0. Tangikni 0 0, Moea- : ton 0.0, Puawhnto O.n, I.uplneel 0.0, Ganui 10.0. Benzora 0.0. Lady Sanforte 0.0, Lady Estclle 0.0. Sea view U.O. Resin 0.6, Equnlise 0.0. Wnlroa Handicap, six furlongs.—Gallium 10.7.' Attractive 0.12, Mountain Bell 0.7, Rehutai 0.3, Some Red 0.3, Shuteye 0.0, Mannu 0.0. Lively Fire 0.0. Hack Steeplechase Handicap, two mllps. Kerle 10.10, Sansnlino 10.4, White Ranger 0.12, I'ncle Dnvo 0.7, Roaming 0.3, Prinre. Paul 0.0. Pnurl Hoihoi 0.0, Wee Sandy 0.0, Sunffunrd 9.0. Paten County Cup. one mile and a-qunr- ' ter.—Alnrie 10.13, Cold Steel 10.3. Vnlen- ! cla 9.11, Sunshot 0.0. Lorhson 0.5. SantiI hco 0.5. Kurhre n.2. Orns Delinht 0.0. Troilus 0.0, Alteration 0.0, Some Ued 0.0. Oturi Hack Hnndienp, six furloncs. — Anticipate 10.11. Lucrative 10.10. Sunny Vale 0.12, Golf! Rangl O.C>, Empire Camp i>.6, Master L,ucernc 0.5, 9.2, Mountain Ora 0.0. | Kohl Hack Handicap, seven furloncs.— I Anticipate 10.11, Lucrative 10.S, Blue Peter 00. Koosevnte 0.2, Demure 0.0, . Moaeata no. Kaltangl SO, Lody Sanforte 0.0. Lady Dolwill 9.0. President's nnck Hanfllcap. five furlongs.—Lucrative 11.0, Kehutai 11.0, Willow Wai 10.2. Shuteye 10.0, Lively Fire 10.7. Sunny Vale 10.0. I.isoKne O.K. Master I Lucerne 0.7. Empire Camp 9.7. Wee Sandy I 0.3. Mountain Ore 0.2, Pnniii 0.0. X'tnh 0.0, , ruawhni 0.0, Coolnda 0.0, Tanpikni 0.0, , Lady Estell 9.C, Grand Lupin 9.0, Equal-1 ise 0.0. _j j AUSTRALIAN RACING. THE A.J.C. HURDLE RACE. SYDNEY, June S. The Australian Hurdle Race of 200r>snvs, nbout two miles and tbrn; furious", j resulted: I'lldln 1, Jupiter i Itoisel 3. i There were ten starters. Entering the : straight Pildln was ten lengths ahead of ] Koisel and Jupiter, and at the I.eser jump led by six lengths. He won very easily by i five lengths, with Rolsel a neck behind ! Jupiter. Time, 4.21.—(.A- and N.Z. Cable.) | I