Thank you for correcting the text in this article. Your corrections improve Papers Past searches for everyone. See the latest corrections.

This article contains searchable text which was automatically generated and may contain errors. Join the community and correct any errors you spot to help us improve Papers Past.

Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image

SPORTING.

RACING AND TROTTING NOTES. (By "Looker-Ox.") En tries, for the Canterbury 'Jockey Club's classic events closc at noon today. Cynic, who is engaged at the Cisborno \mceting, won several races over ! u distanco of ground in Ireland. The Avcll-known cross-country horseman, A. J. McFlynn. is able to hobble about, and expects to be back in the 6addlo before long. The "Dominion" says that Mr E. S.' Luttrell, owner of Kilboy, who was in \ Wellington on Tuesday last, was entertained at.dinner at the Wellington Club, and presented with the Gold Cup won by his horse at the last Trentham meeting. Tho cup has been inscribed with full particulars of the starters in the race, and their winning performances. ' \ Tho committee appointed to decide what permits will be required in the "Wellington district next, season, will meet to discuss tho matter on Monday , next. Beltane will make one of M. Hobbs's Australian team. Mr E. S. Luttrell has purchased this gelding more .as a, galloping mate for Kilboy, than with the idea of winning any r.iccs with him. Kilkee has been purchased from Mr ."I. B. R-eid by a Christchureh sportsman. Tho gelding will bo trained by It. Longlcy for future engagement?. Tantalus was added to the list yesterday. M. Hobbs's team for ' Australia is steadily getting bigger., and it 'ooks as if he will eventually take somewhere near - a dozen horses' belonging to different owners with him. Hereford is reported to hare broken down very badly. There is a rumour abroad that the Ashburton Racing Club intend holding a one-dav meeting next month. There will, it is said, be two steeplechases and two hurdle races on the card. ■ In the event of D'escrt Gold going to Australia, Estland will accompany her._ He is engaged in the A.J.C. Derby. Mutiny, who won the Grand National Steeplechase twice—lß93 and 1896—and ran second to Levanter in ISD7, died a few days ago. Without doubfc ho was one of the best 'chasers that ever raced over the Riccarton country. He was thirty-one years olrl. The Riccarton horseman. F. Homos, who was drawn in the last ballot, failed to pass the Medical Board. Tho Fordell liszht-weight. 11. Young, is leaving for Sydney soon, and will do some ridiiiT on the "other side" for Murray Hobbs. A special committee representing the Taranaki Racing District, met at ?\V.r Plymouth on Tuesday to suggest how the racing days in the district may be curtailed by one-third: Under normal conditions there are 11 days' racing in ,tho year, and it was resolved to jccommend that, the New P.lvmonth. Stratford, and Han-era clnbs each 'ose a dav and that the Taranaki Hunt Club I meeting be not held this year. (Bt "Sf-.vrchught.") j Moneymaker, winner' of the Winter Handicap at Ashhurton on Thursday, was the best backed horse of the day and paid under even money. Mr TT. .T. Ballin has leased bis three-year-old filly bv Pctereta—Mnv Lincoln, to .T. Milne, of West Melton, who at one time trained Lord Elmo and several others. The youngster is a straight-out trotter, and shows much promise. T. G. Fox has taken jn hand a food sort of a naeor by Albert 11., the New Zealand Trotting Cup winner of 191.. J. Bryce. who presides over a strong stable at Oakhampton Lodge, was easily the most succcssful trainer during the season just closed. He led in 3o winners, the next to him being A. Fleming with- 14} wins. Mr E. L. McEeon has disposed of his four-year-old mare Bundura, by Harold Dillon—Bonny Jenny, to' Mr F. Smith, of Crhistchurch. It is quite possible, phe will in future be trained by R. Allan. GISBOKNT3 B-C.'S "WTNTEE MEBOTG. (PBESS ASSOCIATION® TZLEGBAX.) GISBORJfE, June 15. The Gisboroe Bara'ng Club's Steeplechase Meeting opened to-day in good weather. The totaiisator investments were £11,367, as compared '-willi £12,669 last year. Results:— PARK H UKDLES, of 260 sovu: two mileo —3 Marconi, list, 1; 2 Kohinahina. 9«t -lib. 3: 5 Giuotanw. Stet, 8. 4 Guidinp Way lOst 101b and 1 Master Timi 9st 13ib alpo started. Time, ♦mill 4 I-Sth eec. Master Timi fell. MAID EX HACK RACE, of lis sovb; weight 3st, :cllt furiou£6—l ilaJaja J, a

Juana. 3; 3 Multive, 3. 15 Sabir.e. 8 Kaipo. 3 Tauberu, 10 Multiplane, 0 All Stunned. 11 Red Cloud, 14 Miss Ainslie, 7 Happy Valley. 6 Milmany, 12 Queen of the North, 1G Botubardae, 17 Paokabu, 13 Mysterious Prince, and 5 Black Laco a!eo otartcd. Time, 53isec.

FLYING- HANDICAP, of 150 pots; six furlonge—l Kauri Kinjr. lOst lib, 1; 5 Gaiique, list 10lb, 2; A Otar*, 9Bt Sib, 3. ■2 Multifual llet Olb, 9 Do-raham lOst-filb, and Caxlysian lOst 31b (coupledl. B Zeos 9«rt 121b, Lord Ainfilic Ost 01b, and' 7 Con Sst also started. Time, lmin 22 2-sti sec.GISBORNE STEEPLECHASE, of 400 sovs; three mCee—2 Sandy P&u], lest 31b, 1; 1 Diavcio, lOet, 2: 4 Fagot. l(%t 6lb. 3. 3 Ransajnist lOst lllb. and 5 Zain Ost "lb also started. Time, Brar. 3?soc. Zain fell.

HACK FLAT HANDICAP. of ICS eors: 'seven furlongs—l Rauinarniwhiri. lfc>t 51b, 1: 5 ■ Wood row, Ost. Sib, 2: AU Grey, Ost. 3. Grand Idea. lOst 3lb. Slipstitch Set 121b, 7 Gluoian Ost 2lb. 9 Sano 9st. 6 Eralf Ost. i Bloom ien Osi. IP TThaiako Ost. .md 11 PariI kau Ost nko flared. Time, lmin ."SUee. ' tramway HACK STEEFLECHASE. of l-o save: 1 \vn tniJea--3 Sabremii. 10s!., 1: 3 Ghiterino, 0?t 71b. 2; I Cokeler Ost. 13lb. 3. 2 Spi>)vx=rinn irst 10b. 1 The lOst 3lb. 6 RcHe'iium .lib. 7 Glouria Ost 9lb. S Kaiwhakahaerp s)st Oib. ,-.nd 0 Hui Ost 71b also started. Time, -limn -JCscc. Sp&lperion Tho. Chef. Bodenham. Glouria. and Hui fell VTTNTEU OATS HANDICAP. of 175 sot? ; ono mile and three-quarters— t La-dv Penurv. lf>«t 71b. 1: 1 Toki. Tst 71b, 2: 2 Tl,.> Summi'. olb. 3. H Kcinya. -Jib. 3 Kfortteborc ICst 121b. S FionnuaU P«t Sib. 10 Despatch Carrier 0*! -In. Sir Ost 21b. f. Cynic ost. and 7 Waiak' Ost also started. Won by half a Timo, iai'n '.Msec. ACCEFTANCF.S FOR SECOND DAY. GISBORNE Ift'RDLES. of 200 pors; one mile :ind three-quarters—Marconi n?t ]3!b, (Uijd'.nf: Way lOsr. slb, Master Titiii oft. 1 '2'ih, Kohinahina Ost 11 lb, Ciluctanua Ost 3'ib. Glenda-lough Ost 3lb. MAIDKX HACK HANDICAP. of 123 sors: five furlonps—Slipstitch !ost ,V.h. Multivo 1051 2lb, .Tuanua Ost. Ulb, Tauhiunu Ost. Gay Boy Ost. Multiolanc. 0?t. Mysterious* Friree 9st, Black Lace Oft, All Stunned Ost. 1-Inppv Yallcv Ost. TK HArARA STEFFI,ECHASE. of JOO eovs; two miles and a half—Sandy Fa'il list 4 Dinvolo lOst 9lb. Fajot lOst 21b, Ranzamist lOst. Zrin Oat 7lb. M'AIKANAE HANDICAP, of 130 sovs: seven furlongs—Muhifua! 11M 101b, Gar.iqu<> list.' 01b, Lady IVnnry list Sib. Kauri Kllls list, Toki lOst. Rarrianuwhiri os' 10lb. The Summit Ost. (Jib, Otara Ost. 51b. Hexton Ost *lb, Pear] "Marie -oft tlb, Waiakn O^t HACK FLAT HANDICAP, of 12."i gov?: six furlong:—Gland Idea Ost nib. Lord Ainslie. Ost 121b, Slipstitrh Ost nib, Con 9st 111b, WoodroA- 9st 11 lb, Multive Ost Blb. Flash Lady Ost 71b. Brunswick 9st olb, Ivaiemj Oct. 21b. Al) Grey Ost 2lb, Multiplane Ost, Gluoian Ost, Bloomine Tst, AVhauoko Ost, Eralf Ost. ' ti:raxm;.\xui steeplechase, of ISO sovf.; two miles - Sabrentii !oat, 131b. Fagot lOst. 13lb. Spalperion lOst 101b, Gluterino lOst, Olb, Cokely lOst. 21b, Tbo Chef S«t 12lb. Bodcnham Ost 12lb, Glouria. Ost "lb, Kaiwhakahaere Ost Tib. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 150 eovs: onr mile—Lady Penury list 51b. Gar.ique list tlb. Kooya list "lb. Kauri Kins lOst 13lb. Bjornebor™ lOst Olb. Toki lftst, ?,eus Ost 61b, The huimnit Ost 6lh. Fionnu.ila Ost 3lb, Hexton Ost 31b, Sir Ralph Oit, Wniaka 9st, Cynic. Ost, -NAFIER. PARK R.C.'S WINTER MEETING. (press association telegram.) NAPIER., Juno 15. The following acceptances haro boon rocoived :— MOTEO HACK. HURDLES, cf 123 eo-t-e; ono mile and three-quarters—Montana. I let. Sib, Mummer lOst. 10lb. Dceside lOst. 71b, Sensitive lOst. 61b. . Golden Glade lOst -!lb. Want 10et 2lb. Iceborg: lOst lib. Atuatoro Oat 13lb, Jem Ost 12lb, Kohinahina. 9et 121b, Tornea, Ost 10lb. Colorado Ost JOlb. Splendidua Ost. 7lb, Maryland Ost olb. Mania Park Ost 21b, Turchaua Ost, Sano Ost-, Yarilla 9st, Mt. Victoria Oat, St. Bees Oet. PETANE HACK STEEPLECHASE, of 150 sovs: about two milea —Czaronua '.Ist 101b, Collector lOst 121b. Groy Guard lOst Olb. Merry .Tack lttet 61b, Boclenhn-m lOst 21b, Surtax iOst, Ivew lOst, Snbrenui 9at 13lb, Glouria. 9et Sib, Papatero Ost Rib, Silver Monarch Ost 7lb,'Ranzamist 9sfc 71b, Gluterreno Ost 7lb. Dood Ost Tib, Toreby Ost 7lb, Kaiwhakahaere, Ost 7lb, Ngarua Ost 71b. STEWARDS' STAKES HANDICAP, of 250 eova; ono mile —Mars.i lOst. 7lb, Multicipal Ost 12lb, Lady M'iddleton Ost 101b. Sea Lord.Oet Olb, Ohiwia Ost 81b, Ardent Ost Blb, Undecided Ost 7lb, Hvlbis, Ost 51b, Settler Ost olb. King Chiara Ost 51b. Mystoriarch Oist 2lb. Hexton 9et 21b, Black Ada Ost 2lb, Whakahoki Oet 2lb. Pearl Mario Oat. Sir Ralph Det. Routnania Ost, Ilythread Ost, Raumanuwhiri Ost, Grand Idea Ost, Need Ost NAPIER STEEPLECHASE, of 800 sovs; about three miles—Braeburn 13st, Soporific list'lib. • St.' Elmn lOat lfllb, Martoiv lOst Olb. Fagot 10«t. lib. Merry La<l lCst. Record lOst, Sandy Paul Ost 12lb, Jhckman Ost 101b, Diavolo Ost. Olb, Nita Ost 7lb, Zain Ost "lb, Dood 9st. 7lb.

LADIES' NECKLACE" HANDICAP, of 100 bots; one milo and a quarter^—The. Summit 13at Clb. Dinple llet Ulb. Hygia. llet JOlb, Mahzoltov lOst, 131b. Flaeh Lady lOst 10lb, Mania Park lOst 7lb, Loch Mario lOst "71b, Tarn lOat 71b.

AHURIRI HURDLE RACE, of 225 eora; ons> mil© and thjco-quarlers—Kooya, list 6lb, Leofffa. lOst 111b, Montana 10«t, Hylana 9at 1 "lb, Master Timi 9st Olb, Golden March Oet 6lb. Black Heart 9sf 3lb.

SETTLERS' HACK HANDICAP, of 130 bovs ; pix furlonsrs —Rewansja 10st Olb, Tuticorin 10et. olb, Lady Paula. JOst 4lb. Lord Laddo 10st. 21 b, Grand Idea- lOst., Linden JOst MaTaetotarn. flst -131b. Kiltie fat 13lb. Lord Ainslic Oat, l.flb. Tinkler Ost 101b. Hastio 9at 61b. Woodlark Osl 3lb. \Tbitiapi(i Oat 21b. CroEsworde 9st, Manhattan Oat, All Stunned Dot. Sly van Maid not. Gluciaji 9st, Belgian Maid Ost. Pall Mall Ost. Tiora. Ost, Sunshado Oct. Bloomino Ost., Royal Reign Ost.

Permanent link to this item

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/CHP19170616.2.115

Bibliographic details

Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15929, 16 June 1917, Page 14

Word Count
1,686

SPORTING. Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15929, 16 June 1917, Page 14

SPORTING. Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15929, 16 June 1917, Page 14

Help

Log in or create a Papers Past website account

Use your Papers Past website account to correct newspaper text.

By creating and using this account you agree to our terms of use.

Log in with RealMe®

If you’ve used a RealMe login somewhere else, you can use it here too. If you don’t already have a username and password, just click Log in and you can choose to create one.


Log in again to continue your work

Your session has expired.

Log in again with RealMe®


Alert