CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17297, 8 November 1921, Page 7

CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB.

METROPOLITAN MEETING. DERBY PAY. But for a heavy shower of southerly rain which fell just as the majority of the holiday-makers were on their way to Riocarton, and for the flavour of winter it left behind for a time, tho weather was favourable for the continuance of the Canterbury Metropolitan Meeting yesterday, and the attendance surprisingly good, considering that the Monday of Carnival Week is not given over to pleasure and merry-making by Mie great majority of the community. The track was improved, rather than otherwise, by the rain, and good times .-:;ain were registered in most of the events The electric totalisator, relieved of the rush of Cup Day and with a staff that had profited bv its experience on Saturday, worked smoothly, and handled a decreased turnover without auy hitch. The racing was interesting throughout, the Derby, the star item on the card, and the two principal "handicaps producing capital contests. His Excellency the Governor-General was unable to attend, owing to an engagement out of town, but Lady Jellicoe again was present, following the proceedings with a keen sportswoman's appreciative understanding. After the race for the Derby her Excellency decorated the winner with the blue ribbon, and so put the finishing touch to a very popular victory. Proceedings commenced with the Middleton Hurdles, in which the high-ly-bred Sir Fanciful was made a hot favourite in a field of seven and, snapping much better over the shorter distance than ho did in the Spring Hurdles on the opening day, won comfortably from Whipcord, who had come froin a long way back and finished very fast to beat Staff Officer by a length. By a curious coincidence the seven competitors were backed on tne totalisator in precisely the Bame order as their names appeared on the card. Affectation, seeming all the better for his race in the Stewards' Handicap on Saturday, looked the good thing in the Criterion Handicap, and was backed accordingly, Silver Peak coming next to him in public estimation. The favourite got away smartly and taking charge at the end of the first furlong held command throughout, winning cleverly by a length from Royal Mac, who beat 'Dainty Step under her big weight, Dy half that distance. Royal Mac, who was in at the minimum, was the least fancied of the thirteen starters, and paid a very cheering second dividend. Prosperity was the popular pick for th e Irwell Handicap, over five furlongs for two-year-olds, he on one or two occasions lately having shown <n>od form, but Red Knss was quickest away from the barrier and holding her own to the finish ,_ won by three lengths from the favourite, with the Australian-bred Tressayr, a further half-length away third. Both the winner and the runner-up are by Bonirorm, the former being from the Birkenhead mare Margarethe and th© latter from The Officer mare Peace, now inmates or the Waikanne Btud. Radiant Light was the only eleventh hour withdrawal from the Derby field, and the nine left in were fully entitled to settle between them the three-year-o'd supremacy for the season. Cupidon. coupled with-his stable companion Coniston, fresh from his triumph in the A.J.C. Dorby, and looking wonderfully well, was made a hot favourite, the pair carrying on the totahsator double the money entrusted to lamatete, while The Hawk was next m favour, with Winning Hit only a little behind him, and the bracketed grotesque and Fulsome fo.llowing in fairly close order. There were three representat'ves of Absurd in the race, Tamatete. Grotesque, and Fulsome, and they were expected to demonstrate whether or not the sire that has got such a succession of brilliant two-year-olds was to obtain equal distinction from his older progeny over a distance of cround. Tamatete was looking robust and well, but he did not carry the polish that attracted attention to Cupidon and The Hawk, nor show the quality of Winning Hit and Penitent. There was some delay at the barrier, and when the tape finally went up, The Hawk i'nd Fulsome, rushed to the trpnt, leaving Cupidon and Tamatete, neither of whom appeared to'be making a very good line, to bring up the rear At the mile pest Fulsome was a length clear of Csniston and The Hawk, with Grotesque and Winning Hit lymK handv and Cupidon and Tamatete still some'lengths away. A little further on the favourite began to improve his position, and at the six-furlong post Tamatete followed suit, both still running wide.' At the beginning of the t-p~turn Cupidon drew nearer the rails, but could fmd no opening there, and went out again. Coming round the bend, Tamatete mad© a good run, and for a moment or two, looked like getting up to the leaders in the one effort, but he fell back again, and The Hawk and Fulsome, with Grotesque at their heels, showed the way into the straight. Fulsome was beaten a few yards, further on, and Winning Hit, <rettinw up at the distance, passed The Hawk," and went on to win decisively by a length from the Martian raiding, with the fast-finishing Cupidon u further half-length away third, scarcely clear of Grotesque. The winner had a nice passare all the way, being admirably piloted by H. Young, and The Hawk and Grotesque escaped most or tho trouble that was going; but the favourite covered a lot of unnecessary ground, and Tamatete had none of the luck of tho race. Probably the best horse at the distance won, but his success will not deprive the remaining events in which the prominent thrc»-year-olds of tho season may meet of all interest. The first half-mile was covered in 51 3-sth sec, the mile m lmin 41 2-sth sec, and the full distance in 2min 34 l-sth sec, whicn equals Desert Gold's and The loft s record for the race. Four owners were found with hardihood and sportsmanship enough to oppose Epitaph in the Acorn Stakes, tho newly-created "classic," but Mr Williams's filly gave none of their repre--1 sentatives a chance, galloping away from the lot in the first furlong, and winning, pulling up, by seven or eight lenscths. Royal Star was the best backed of the dozen engaged in the Mbtrt>po!|tan Handicap, and at the distance it looked as if he were going to get homo, but the lightly-weighted Kilgour, who had shaped very discouragingly in his gallop past, lasted long enough to beat the New Zealand Cup winner bv a couple of lengths. In a great finish for the Kandolph Handicap. St. Easel beat Silent King by A neck, with Danger Zone a further neck away, and in the Epsom High-weight Handicap, Sembrie got home in front of Polamon and six others,, paying another nice dividend. The sum of £52,454 was passed through the totalisator during the afternoon, being a decline of £27,212 upon the amount invested on the machine on the corresponding day last year, and making a total decline of £47.035 for the first two days of the Meeting. The following are details of the racing:—

MIDDLETON HT7RDLE HANDICAP, of 3SO eovs; second 70, third 35. 12m. L R. McDonald's br g Sir Fanciful by Rokeby—Lady Wayward 6yra U 9 W. J. Bowden 1 3. J. A. White'* br g Whipcord aged 10 13 A. Home 3 5. J. A. Gaflaney's eh g 6taS Officer aged 10 13 A. S. Elli/J 8 2 The Digger 11 3 J. T. Humphris; 4 Mandrake 10 4 J: MoChesnejr; 6 Belkoek

9 7 G. King; 7 Benefit 9 cur. 9 3 F. Mm-fitt and 8 Paul Pry 9 car. J 5 W. 'Williams also started. Bellrock mad* the running trom The Digger and Paul Pry, with Staff Officer and Sir Fanciful next. The order was "ie same to the second last fence, whero The Digger fell. Running to the last fence Sir Fanciful, Whipcord, Bellrock, Staff Officer, and Pawl Pry were in a bunch. Bellrock fell, and once on the flat Sir Fanciful drew away to win by three lengths from Whipcord, who was two length* in front of Staff Officer, who lust beat Mandrake, with Paul Pry half a length away. Benefit was pulled tip. Time. 3m 20e. Winner bred by Sir Geo. Cliffoi-J and trained by A. D. Webster. CRITERION HANDICAP, of 1000 sovg; second 200, third 100. 7f. 1. A. McDonald's b p Affectation by Kilbronev—Simper avrs 8 i R. S. Ba?by 1 13. T. S. Harrison's eh c Royal Mac 4yrs 6 7 .. .. A. Peart 2 5. "W. M. Fcnwick's blk in Dainty Step 6rrs 0 2 .. L. O. Morris 8 G Rude 8 9 M. McCort-on: U Mae luff 8 8 F. C. Porter; 8 Clean Sweep 8 8 H. Yvnns: J Trespass 8 4 A. Orrell; 3 Silver Pcjk 8 G. Young; 9 Michaela T W F. Vnisht: 10 Egotism 7 7 R. Choat: 11 Will Oakland 7 2 car. 7 2J A. McCormac; 7 Corr. Rigs G 13 P. Powell; and 8 Askari 6 12 car. 7 3 J. 'Barry also started. Dainty Step was first to show out, while Michaela, Silver Peak, and Clean Swoop were slow to move. Affectation ran to the front before going a furlong, with Askari and Trespass in attendance, and Com Ricrs next. Affectation led into the straight and won comfortably by three lengths from Royal Mac, who was two lengths in front of Daintv Step. Trespass was fourth, followed by Rude. Egotism, and Silver Peak. Time, lin 25 3-ss. Winner bred by J. B. Reid and trained by J. T. Jamieson. IRWELL HANDICAP, of 400 ?ov»: second 80, third 40. For two-vear-oMs. sf. 9. A. Murdoch's b g Red Kriß3 by Boniform—Moiparctiie 7 5 .. F. Voight 1 1. W. E. Taylor's b c Prosperity by Bomform—Peace 8 7 A. Reed 2 8. O. D. Greenwood's b c by Trcsaady—Ayrshire Maid 7 13 car. 8 1 G. Young- 3 4 Sir Otwav 8 8 A. Oliver; 2 Yivell.i ~8 3 R. S. Bagbv "and The Cypher 7 12 C. Emerson- bracketed; 3 April Folly 7 13 A. McCormac; 5 Zany (late Zenidal 7 13 J. Barry: 6 Para 7 8 A. Hare; 10 Kilroe 7 5 0. Voight; 7 Swallowflight 7 A. G. Dixon; and 11 Stream 6 9 D. Gumi nl-o started. April Folly and Pura Rave some troublo at the start. Red Kriss Rot away very smartly and at the end of two furlongs had a three lengths' lead of Prosperity, Treseay'r, ami Zany, who were almost in line, well clear of the rest, and being hunted along to catch the leader. In the run home Red Krias won by two lengths from Prosperity, who was thre* lonirtlw in front cf Tros»ayr. Zany was fourth, The Cypher fifth, April Folly sixth, and Kilroe seventh. Time, lm 1 3-se. Winner bred by I. G. Duncan and trained by F. Shaw. NEW ZEALAND DERBY .STAKES, of 1500 govs; second 300, third 150. For three-year-olds. Colts and geldings 8 10, fillies 85. ljm. 4. Sir Geo. Clifford's ch o Winning Hit by Autumnus—Winning Way 8 10 H. Young 1 5. Eetnte late .T. W. Douglas's b g The Hawk by Martian—Sparrowhawk 8 10 C. Emerson 2 1. O. D. Greenwood's b g Cupidon by Martian-Bebo 810 .. G. Young 8 1 G D. Greenwood's ch g Comston by Sunny Lake—Prank 8 10 bracketed with Cupidon .. •• A.*™ ° 2. W. Dunoa.n's b g Tamatote by Absurd —Tahua 8 10' .. • • M. McOaiten 0 5. A. B. Williams's ch g Grotesque- by Ab*urd—Bronee 8 10 A. Re«d 0 5. A. B. Williams's br f Fulsome by Absurd—Eulogy 8 5 bracketed witlh Grotesque .. ■■ G.. Clark© 0 8. K. S. Williams's b g Penitent by Martian—Pineta 810 .. J. Campbell 0 7. W, Oousor's b g Songbird by Kilbroney —Grey Linnet 8 10 .. J. McCheraiey 0 After some delay at the barrier, caused by the keenness of the riders, the field got away in good line. The Hawk was tho first to show out, but ho was supplanted by Fulsome at the turn, and eh* led to the mile post from Conisura, Songbird, Grote&que, and The Hawk, with Cupidon last. The order was practically the same at the end of a mdle, except that The Hawk had been sent back second lust, and Winning Hit had made a forward move. Fulsome retired shortly after entering the straight, and Grotesque, with Winning Hit alongside him, mode the running up the straight. Winning Hit, who was ridden right out, won by two lengths from The Hawk, who waa half a length in front of Cupidon. Grotesque was next a head away. Tamatete was same lengths back, just in front of Penitent. Songbird and Coniston finished last. Time, 2m 84 l-5«. Winner bred by owner, and trained by H. and A. Cutta. Winninv Hit's uedteree reads:—

ACORN STAKES, of 800 bovb; eeoond 100, third 50. For two-year-old. Allies. Weight 8, 'with penalties. 6f. 1. A. B. William*'* ch I Epitaph by Absurd—Eulogy 9 A. Reed 1 9. G. D. Greenwood'a b f Veil by AUurd —Cowl 8 .. .. .. G. Young 2 8. G. Gould'e ch f "Wink by Winkie— JudiUi 8 .. .. H. \ouzig 3 & W. H. Ballinger'e b f Waetea, by Kilbroney—Ccronat*, 8 J. Barry 0 4. G. Gerald's br f Diamalla by Boniform —Glen Helen 8 C. Emerson 0 Epitaph jumped to the front at once, followed by Veil. Epitaph won easily by six length* from Veil, who was three lengths in front of Wink, who lost a lot of ground owing to greexmess. Waetea was fourth. Time, lm Is. Winner bred by G. M. Curie, and trained bar Jj Bt Jeßttii

METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of ISOO sots; second 300, third 150. IJm. 11. R. A. McKenrie's b r by Kiihronev—Angelina Srrs 6 13 car. ? 4 J. Barry 1/ 1. G. L. Rutherford's b g Rovnl Star ased 8 13 11. Yoniifr 3 3. J. S. Barrett's oh g Foo Chow 6vn« 8 « F. C. IVrfcr .1 5. W. R. Kemball's b R Vagabond —-I • 6 13 .. ..A. Orroi! a 10. (5. P. OTeenwood'<» ch p Vespucci lyrs 8 6 .. .0. Young ll 3. T. A. Duncan's br t IwW ■iyr* 7 13 if. McGnrten 0 7. C. K. Eijjar's br p Bormie Heather Jvts 7 13 .11. Pc<o«v 0 4. C. G. Dalgety'a b m Warlove svr* 7 10 C. Emerson 0 9. W. G. Stesd's b f 4yrs 7 10 A. Rood n 12. A. G Hill's bra Bonnie Maid f.vni 7 3. . F. Vo:ght 0 6. J. P. Murnhv's rh g Almoner firm 7 3 A. Peart 0 8. J. Kullw's b in Eineraiice 6vr» rt 11 A. 0. Pixon 0 When the F.e'.A hid settled down Warloro was in from fro:?! Isobo!, Koo Chow, Borini* llrn'.hcr, and Almoner. Running up thebs** the or;:cr was Warlove, Almoner, Itonnin Htather, Foo Chow, and Royal Star. At lb* end of « mile Royal stt: mn up and joino<i Wark<vt> in the load, and lh« pair cams en from a bundled fi.-'.d, in which Kjlfreur, Foo Chow, Bm:n:e Heather, and F.speranee wer*< prominent. In the inn home Kilgour finished well and won by two length* from Kovrw Star, who was a length in front of t\«Chow. F.sporr.nee w.ix a neck away fourth, with Bonnie Maid :.!mo»t level. Then ir order and close i,p en me Bonnie Heather and A'.lumer. Time, 2m ills. Winner bred bv J. H. Reid and u.iin-d b\ T. Llovd. RA.YDOLPH HANDICAP, of SJO sots; «ec or.d 70, thud ilj. 6t 8. J. Baxter's K s St. Fusel by Masterpiece—Sobersides Syrs 8 4 J. Heard C 7. G. A. Kaiu's be; Silent Kin<r ovrs 713 F* Voi K ht 2 4. B. L. JJi's br c Dan<r«r Zone Srrs 8 1.1 A. Reed l 2 Martian Mis* ? S A. Orrell: 10 Horatiu* 8 5 W. S. Bi.-.-br: I'' Madam Chiron 8 a I>. Cotton: 5 Behehead 8 .1 C Emersn; 3 Ke:l. 8 3 A. H. Wilson, li CVrberus 7 13 car. 7 1"* M. M.-Umton: is ('.attach 7 12 car. 7 61 C. Kraser; 1 LiinoU-ht 7 11 car. 7 4 D. Gunn, 11 To Kurt 7 10 car 7 12J H. Young; 9 Urgency 7 7 car 7 I). Hall; 15 Petunia 7 r< A. McC'ormac; 17 Kilrov 7 4 A. G. Camp boll; 12 Dunio Straitlace'7 S A. G. Dixon; Ifi Kerry Star 7 2 cur. R 0 A. J. Peart; 11 Santalu 7 car. 7 Oj H. Rvder; 20 Hillock 7 cnr. 7 SJ J. Banv; 21 K.lbrin 7 car. 7 it F. Woods; 22 Lord Lcslio 7 car. 7 4 F.. Shaw; and 19 Molly's Hope 7 car. 7 4 I). liayli*s also started. Te Kuri and Horalius led Urgency to the struiyht, while Limelisrht was lust away. T« Kuri led to the distance, where St. Easel. Sik>nt Kingr, and Danger Zone came fast, and Ht t Knsel won by a neck from sil«nt King, with Danger Eono a. nock further back third To Kuri was a close fourth, Martian Mias fifth, and Ur(?encv sixth. Time-, lm 18 4-ss. Winner bred by \V. A. Xicholls and trained by owner. EPSOM HIGH-WKIGHT HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; second 100, third SO. lm. 7. J. R. Smyth's b m Scmbric by All Red —MJeKo 6vrs 8 .. F. E. Jonos 1 8. W. R. Kemball's b m Missgold Syrs 0 4 A. Orrell 2 6. D. P. Wilson's b g Palamon aged 8 11 A. H Wilson 3 8 Malafa 9 11 A. E Ellis; 2 Sunny Loch 9 5 C. McGregor; 1 Prince. Martian 9 2 B. 5. B*gby; 4 Princess Pat 8 2 B. Decleyj. Mid 5 Taipairu 8 A. Reed also started. Palamon made the running from Missrold, Princoßs Pat, and Sembric, with Sunny Loch last. In the straight Sembrio came fast and won by a short lcnpth from Missgold, who was a neck in front of Palamon. Princess Pat m ev close fourth, and Sunny Loch fifth. Prince Murt<ai. was lset. Time, lm 41 l-ss. Winner bred by R. Bony »nd trained by J. Boyd. THIRD DAY'S HANDICAPS.

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PORT COOPER HURDLES', of 500 •©»•. ljra. Gamecock 18 8 Mnnawaponga 10 0 Hylans 12 1 Good Start '.. 10 2 Ruddy Maninhera 11 6 WJ.ipcord 11 5 Staff Officer .. 10 O 9 •) Sir Fanciful . 11 3 Mar.drako 9 0 General Petain 11 2 Sir Rosobcry .. 9 0 Ore Ore 10 12 Bellrock 9 0 Dick' 10 9 Strathglass 9 0 The Digger . 10 3 Lvroe 9 a SPRING NURSERY HANDICAP, of 600 eoVB. 6f. Farceur 9 1 Many Kittle . 1 5 Prosperity Sir Otway 8 fl Waterloa 7 2 8 5 Pern, 7 2 Veil 8 S Adour 7 2 Red Krisa . 8 3 Andante 7 2 Uncle Alex 8 2 Kilroo <1 13 Wartune 7 13 Wnetea fl 7 Zany 7 11 Heraldry 6 7 Viyolla 7 11 Pickaninny 6 7 The Cypher . April Folly . 7 It Strcnm 6 7 7 7 Dianelia 6 7 Balderdash 7 7 OTAIO PLATE, of 500 «ova. Una, Gasbag 10 11 Prince Martian 9 1 Foj Cnow 10 8 Etperamr 10 3 Cava R<fk 8 19 at-ir.'and 8 13 Vcipucoi 10 3 Mazama 8 11 Bonetter 10 2 Dutch Courage 8 D Kilgour 0 11 Rebuff 8 0 Isabel 9 10 Whipping Boy 8 O Warlovo 9 7 Hiero 8 0 Rxwo Wreath . 9 G Taipairu 8 0 Gamecook 9 5 Bluff 8 0 Egotism 9 it Orange Mart .. 8 0 Bonnie Maid .. 9 3 Olentonner 8 0 Penitent 9 2 General Petain 8 0 Almoner 9 1 Whipcord S 0 Moutoa Ivanovo. 0 1 JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, of 1000 •cm. Maioha 9 6 Printcmps 7 7 Silver Link .. 9 8 Pluto 7 7 Affectation 8 11 Truthful 7 6 Winning Hit . 8 9 Kilruah 7 6 Rude 8 7 Inah 7 5 The Hawk 8 6 Rose Wreath .. 7 0 Gasbag: Abeurdurn 8 6 Cnllaghan 7 0 8 6 Mhsgold 7 0 'J'omstete 8 4 Ftilfomo 7 0 Foo Chow 8 2 Tinihanga 8 2 Royal Mao G 13 Clean Sweep .. 0 10 Miss Mimic 8 2 Soldier's Lovo 0 9 Vespucci 8 a Askari 6 9 Trespass 8 2 Will Oakland .. 6 8 Cupidon 8 1 Brackenfiold .. 6 8 Bonnie Heather 7 11 Pitprop 6 8 Mustard Pot .. 7 11 Scrimmage 7 11 Danger Zone .. 0 8 Delight 6 8 Grotesque 7 11 Purple Spur .. 7 10 Some Kid 6 8 Filver Peak ... B 8 Eleue 7 10 Songbird 6 7 Imaribbon .. 7 10 Tatau Tatau .. 6 7 Sunny Corner 7 10 Meteorite 8 7 Blackmail 7 10 To Kuri 6 7 Michaela 7 8 CiemodeMenthi 6 7 Malaga 7 7 Warpath 6 7 ASHLEY HANDICAP, of 350 eow. 1m. Egotism Humboldt 9 13 TevKuri 9 2 Red Gown 7 8 7 7 St. Easel 9 1 Rebuff 7 6 Counterttroke 9 1 .told Steel 7 6 Coniston. 8 13 Kerry Star .. 7 0 Valdamo 8 6 Angclo 7 0 The Reaver 8 C Conflict 7 0 Bonnie Winkle 8 4 Shandy 7 0 Silent King 8 3 Corsica 7 0 Kerb 8 1 Boodioea 7 0 Kilbarry 7 12 Cuirasse 7 0 Whipping Boy 7 10 AVON WELTER HANDICAP, of 600 ac-YS. Hi Abaurdum . 10 9 Some Kid 8 4 Dainty Step .. 10 8 Sembric 8 4 Affectation 10 8 Purple Spur .. 8 4 rtadial 10 6 Scrimmage 8 8 Clean, Sweep 9 13 Humboldt 8 8 Mustard Pot 9 13 Meteorite 6 3 Miss Mimic 9 12 tit. Easel 8 2 Macduff 9 12 Tatau Tatau 8 2 Sunny Comer 9 9 Danger Zone .. 8 a Blackmail 9 e Ca'tcllan 7 11 Printcmps 9 S Fabrinade 7 9 Malaga 9 3 The Reaver .. 7 7 }J UsgoM 9 0 Silent King .. 7 7 Kcse Wieath. 8 13 tLoratius 1 7 Callaghan 8 13 Kobc Day 7 7 • • 8 13 Bebehead 7 7 Sunny Loch 8 12 -Cieme de Mentke 7 T Baokihce'h 8 12 Hiih Hcele .. 7 7 Will Oakland 8 9 Sleepy Head 7 7 Corn Kig* 8 9 Kilbarry 7 7 Palomon 8 4 Petunia 7 7 Cuve Rack 8 4 Koniform 7 7 Songbird 8 4 Acceptances close at noon to-day.