THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 678, 1 December 1909, Page 9

THE TURF.

- 0 ' RACING FIXTURES. Deo. 1.-Feilding J.C. 'Spring. Deo. 1.-Takapuna J.C. Spring, , Dec. 2-Waitara R.C. Hack. ' Dee. d and 11.— Wollinston Pony and Galloway Doc.' 8 and ,3-Woodville District J.C. Summor. i I Deo It nn j i£-cimstchnr<!h R.C. Summer. I JJeo- 23, 27 and 2S-Hnnawatu « C Summer. < "«o 27 and 28-Duncdin J C Summer ' iJec. S/ 30, Jan. 1 and 3-Atttlland Racin B , Uubs Summer. Dec. S7 and 28-Taranaki J C Christmas. i->oc.i29-Ashhurst-Pohangina R.C. Annual. Jan.,i-~'iv Karaka tt.C. Annual. itm\ 1 and B—Vincent J.C. Annual. Jau. 1-and 3—Wairarapa It C Bninmor. Jan. 1 and 3.-Enrigitikol B.C. Summer. FEILDING J.C. SPRING MEETING. HANDICAP WON BY TASKMASTER. LORD SOULT AHEAD IN THE STAKES. lE? Tolecrftph-l'rcaS Aenocimlo^. Feilding, Novombcr 30. F,ov tho first day of the Feilding Jockey Club's Spring was fine weather and a good attendant. Big fields contested all tVe events, and tlto Tacing was good. Therefore no acoidcuts Thirteen bookmakers, wero licensed inside, "and nine out-side. Tho totahsVdr recoipts showed a considerable falling-oil from last yoar's. Results aro as follow,— , FLYiIjJG STiVKES, of 200 sovs. ,Six furlongs. 3. M'r. , ,'!, Lloyd's b. m. Equitas, by Advance —lluriwai, dyrs., Vet. 01b. (A. Oliver) 1 7. Longncr. Bst. 01b • i 6. &ir Antrim, 7<;t. 21b 3 Also*started: 7 Irish Rifle, Brt. 91b.; 6 Sharp, shooter, Bst. 41b.; G Mbn Ami, 7st. 71b., J Trugamm, 7sh 71b.: 1 Mils Winnie, 7st. 71b.; 1 Vi; 7st. 51b. ; 7 Nyland, 7st. 31b.; 6 Bliss, 7st tXb.- 7 Merchantman,- Cst. 131b.; and i Nicotine, 6st. 101b. Bliss led round the homo turn followed by Equitai,' who went to tho front in the straight and |Wbn comfortably by two lengths. Time, r Imm 15sec. ' AORANGI WELTER, of 120 sovs. Seven fur- ' longs. i. Mrs.' E C. Giesen's br. g. Captain Bell, by Tho Officer—Mona Bell, lyrs., Bst. • 121b (W. Young) 1 B. OhaUvelin, Bst 41b 2 , S. Midian, Bst 81b '.. 3

Also started: i Miscast, Ost. 131b.; S Sublime, β-st. lllb.j 4 King's Prize.l 9st. 91b.; 1 Astraea, 9st. 51b.; 8 Marathon, 9st. 31b.; 2 Teotane, Ost. 21b., i Guiding Stop, Sst. 131b.; G Parable, Bst 131b.; 6 Rangikura, Bst. *lb.; 7 Envoy, Bst. 41b.; C Siiva, Bst.; 9 East Wind, Bst.; 9 Arcadia, Bst.j and G Motukawa, Bst.' Capt&in Bell led to the straight, where Chauvelin ran to tho lead, but Captain Bell responded gamely) and won by a neck. Time, lmm. 3ljsec. ST." ANDREW'S HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. One ' ' ' mile and ft quarter. 1. Sir Geo. Clifford's br. c. Taskmaster, by Treadmill—Madowla, 3yrs., fist. IF. E. Jones) 1 2. Mr. A. Jackson's Roosevolt, Bst. Clb 2 <ii 1. Mr, H. Eva's Bismarok, Cst. 71b 3 » Alsd started: 1 Lady Lucy, Bst. 71b.; 7 Kopu, Sst. 51b.; 3 Mcndip, Bst. 41b., 8 Waitapu, Bst. 81b.; 5 Bourrasnuo, 7st". 131b.; and 6 Compass, 7st. Sib. A good start saw Mendip shoot to the front, ' nnd, passing the stand he was showing clear from Eoosovelt. Going out of tho straight Mendip steadied the pace, and Roosevelt and Bismarck took tho lead, with Lady Lucy whipping'in the field. At the four-furlongs post Taskmaster ran into third place, and joined the leaders entering the straight. In tho run ,hortie iTnskraastci won comfortably from Roosevelt, with Bismarck a good third. Time, 2mm. 36 2-ss«e. Tho following are the previous winners of ihe ruce.— 1 " et. lb. m. s. 1892 Mr. C. A. Durio's Musket 610 248 2-5 lS93'Mr. C. A. Dune's Musket 8 4 241 2-5 1891 Mr. A. Portland's Golden - Plover 8102 42 2-5 1595 Mr. W. Davies's Leda 6 13 2 43 1816 Mr. Wγ Tero's Mahnki 8 8 2 38 3-5 18<)7 Mr. W. Davie'3'9 Leda ...:/...:'' 7 10 2 43 1898 Mr. J. George's Cruseo 8 10 2 42 3-3 1 1890 Mr. J. George's-Crusoe 8 8 2 431 , 1900 Mr. J. GoorgoV Crusoe ..". 810 243 4 5 wor Mr. "E.~ A. Laufcnt'a legion" ■" "' 'of Honour 7 0 240 190£ Mr. A. EUis's Doxtenty r'7 11 240 1903 Mr. G. E. Richardson's ' HmetaUra 8 7 237 2-5 ' lOOi'Mr. P. J. Quirk's Joe Cham",v > borlain ' ~. 6 3 235 2-5 . 1905 Mr. G. F. Moore's Armistico 7 7 2 43J 1006 Mr. J. Monk's Ghoorka 8 i 2 37 2-5 1907 Mr. 11. E. Good'? Maniapoto 8 il 2 30 1-5 1908 Sir Geo. Clifford's Hus--1 t bandmnn .1 802 36 SPRING HURDLES, 'of 200 sovs. Two miles. 1. Mr. A. Atwood's W. g. Rcumac, by Es- ' ■ - plosion-rStepfaet, Oyrs., Ost, J3lb. 8 Whatakura, lOst 2 7. Whimper, 9s£. 51b. ~ ».,..,... 3 Also|staited- 4 Tyrannio, list.'9lb.; 3 Maidi, list. 41b.; 6 Gold Dust, lOst. 1211x5 2 Xavier, lOsl '101b.; 7 BeUuio, lfct. 101b.; i Feu do ' 93t. 31b.; and 8 Panahtira, Sst. '. «hatakura ourjtmiped Reumao at the last nnrille, and led to within a few yards of the post,- where Hcnihne got up again, and uon by ft neck. Time, 4min. WAITUNA HACK HURDLES, of 120 sovs. Ono -' mile and a half. , , 8, J A r ".j J 'T, :De J an€J ' ,s br - E- P«arlß<ef, by Q? Beef (imp.)-Peail Powder. syrs. I 9at. 81b. .., (v Pmel 1 B. Polyanthus, list. 131b. .. >\....... ..../.J... .„ 2 Also started: 1 Don Cntlos, lOst. lllb.; 1 Genuine, lOst. 01b.; 2 Master Paul, 9st. slb ; 2 Moos?, Jit. 21b ; 7 Linn Tiiln, Dst.j and 5 Ebhs 9st. , ' ' yen ? r lll « ™$- P*«l led -'or = mile, and then Moose Wok the .lead. At the laei fence Mocpo made a faulty jump, and Pearl Reef got irt front. Moose then crowed on to fhe rails, ' add After slightly interferingnviih Pearl Roef ' won by two lengths. .Time.-Snm 48 .15sec'' . A protest was lodged Dgainst the v.inner for \ mterieronce Tho protest uas upheld, and tho uco nvaidcd'to P(*arl Reef. ' FEILDING STAICES, of 500 Weight for ago e fiirlonj? 5. Mr. J. Sjmons's b. g. Lord Soult, by (tmp.)-Lady Antrim, aged, Bst. 6. Mr! it"sKwfiSraKihm, ( ftit. eiT*! 2 1. fcir Geo. Chilord's Bioadsv.ord, ,Bm. slb. ... 3 Alsj> started i Gold Crest, 9bt.'6lb.; 6 Longner, Bjt. 91b.; 1 Tenterhook, Bst. 51b.; 7 Ormolu, Bst 51b.; 0 Truo Shot, Bbt. 51b.; and 2 Kohinoorj 7«t. lib. , !•<"■'} Soult, gettme'a big break on the field, led all tho \*aj, and won casilj. Time, linm. , KIWITEA WELTER, of 2Co's o 7s. One mile. i Mr. L. Pascal's br. -g. Fhugot, by Mus--ketry-Lady Isabel, 6yrs., l)jt. (b. Reid) 1 3 Paisano, 9st. 91b 2 1. 'Tiptoe, ost. rib I.!.!!""!!!"!'.!.!!.!!"! 3 Also started- 9 Stet. 81b ; 7 San Fernaildo,Sst. Jib.; 11 Strategist, Ost.; 2 Full Sail, &■' 13l H G Bn , d S <) . Bst. 101b ; 6 Cyreao, Bst. 101b j i Diamond Siar, Bst ,81b.; 10 Waipunui, Hot.; and 8 Reformist Bst. Wen by halt a length. Time, lnun. 45sec. FI'j'ZROY FLYING; of 120 sovs. Six furlongs. 2 ; M , r ' p a w -, Sa , r 4?i d ' s ch ' ?• R °y al Marine, by Royal Artillery-Culroy, Syis., Bst! s M^eto ( '7st:"ioib"':"::::"";:.^:..^ b) J i Shannon Lass, Bst. 91b ..'. 3 Also started! , if* Golden Loop. Bst. Gib.; 7 ToailgO, Bst.; 8 Idealism, 7st. 611). j 9 Dervish, 7st. 41b.; 8 Leahoia, 6at. 131b.; 5 Sinijor, Gst. fflP-' , }} 4 m P hlnnsel '- Ost. 91b.; 9 Nukuhan, Gst. fllb 12 Bravery. Gst. 71b.',' and 10 Handsomo Sid)* 6st. 71b. Wi» by threequarters of a length. Golden Jioop nas left a,t tho post. Time, lmin." lCseo. NOTES ON THE RACING. •' (By Tolegraph-Spcclal Correspondent 1 I Feildlng. Novcmbci SO. Golden Eagle, Dolce. Mernvoma, and Royal Marine tho .withdrawals from tho FlyW Stakes. Miss who looked very well, was mode favounte, and jumped off first, fol- " lowed by Longho' iiiid Etjmtas. With 0 couple of furlongs gone, Bliss assumed command, and lod to tho homo turn. There eho cried enough, and Miss Winnie also stopped. Eqmtas then assuiried tho lead, end won very comfortably. Tug lest of tho field was bunched. \ No fewer than runners faced tho etarta- for , tho Hack Welter. Mlditm 'and Parable looked best in the birdcage , , and tho latter, moved freely in the preliminary. The start was a mixed ono, and half the field took the tttpoe in their mouths, Captain Bell was the tat to show out, and he led tho wholo way. •j At tho half-milo post ho was joined by Chauvelin, and thr pair clewed out from the (Ibid. Superior horsemanship v.on tho race for Captain Bell, who finished a neck in front of Chnuvelin. , ' 1 Adria was the only defection in the St. Andrew's Handicap, In their preliminaries all

the .candidates,went weUi'Taskmaster especially; 50,;.1/ddy to bo '■■ f rettirig, .anil -Mondip ■■ looked flight in -■con-" 'diti6n;.'Aftet;.:the::stftrt,::which 'was a'good onoj Mendip .'iilshed; .off, , , and , : pulled ■so -hard ■thdtv Gray was iinaWb' choclii him. Going out of the straight,-ho , , got :hiih 'tinder control,' however,', ■ and/ Roosevelt, -.with- Bismarck, took up the running. At .■'■ th e, half-mile ■ post.Taskmaster was in third position, alongside Mendip. Entering the straight,'the..Chokebore colt and Compass put in their efforts.' - Compass soon had enough, and ■■Taskmaster \ went ■on alono and 'won comfortably by a. ooiplo of-lengths. Roosevelt:w<ls.half a'length in ndvance'of Bis-: marck.' ; Then odmo Comptvss, .Lady Lucy, Bourrasquo, and Mcndip.with Kopu last. : ■Reumac , ,was best backed in thei; hurdles, and ho justiUftd.-,tho. confidence . ; reposed in him, thoi\gh -it was only after, a very: hard race with'Whatakiira.,Passing tho. stand Tyrannic led from'RoUmac, with tho field together. At sis .fnrlpngE, Rcumao had gone into the , lead with'Fou dp JoiOi aimWhiniper next, Whatakura.''challenged <at;the. turn, and caught.RenI Mac,,.who jumped the-last fence badly: .In a I great linish .Tlouinac won by. a neck. , '■::■'.'• - Genuine was mado: a, good favourite in the Hnok;-Hurdles, ■ .while . good .money came : for the Auckland-owned. Master 'Paul. and : Moose. At'.iho.first fence' the favourite , was', put'-in front, but,' passing -the 'judge's ; bos tho- first time,-Master Paul 'hnd\displacod'.him, with thu'iield; strung-but.'At. the .back,' Moose/ran into '. third, position; :". Across. ; the.' bottom the two leaderscompounded, and Moose led at tho last fenco. Pearl Reef jumped, tho hurdle better . than. Moosej but, ■ .nevertheless,..-. the latter • Woa comfortably. ■ . The. stewards hold an inquiry.at the instigation.of,the owner of Pearl Reef,: and:deci<led to itako away tho race from Moose.: Bon Carlos," who finished' fourth, was placed;third;?;;;.>?.;.: v) '■■■M--~' : .r':'-'. : r/ ;': \. : '~ ''

-The -FeiWitig, 'stoitea. .was a very ■,one-horse race, : (ind: resultod. i)i .an. ensy. Win for Lord Soult, who'■■ led.,;the", whole way. " Kohinoor, Broadsword, and Lord Kelvin all put in good runs in the; straight, but pbiild not reach the Thinner. Gold, Crest, and'Trueshot were'badly, •■lplt:.".,"'■":.■.•','■':':'.; -'■■'■■'.:'. - ■■:.'.'.'• .!:■.. ■•''..',/-; "'■■:':: :■]'■■.

Tiptoe was tho favourite selection in the Kiwitea Welter. At the start, Cyrono led from Pnisano and Osiria. Actoss the bottom there wero a deal of changes, but, at tho straight entrance, Cyreno was still in front, with Full Sail nett. Then Paisano, Tiptoe, and Flmgot made their efforts,'and the last-named got np, and won by a length. Tiptoe came very fast in tiro straight, and had ho not got si , liad passage he must havo won. Diamond Star got a very bad run also, and finished fourth Nothing but Golden Loop and Royal Marine were backed in. tho concluding event The start woe a very bad one, and half the hor'ws were left standing on tho mark. The favourite, Oolden Loop, Was the principal victim,' and Cantered behind ofter leaving tho mark last. Magneto and Royal Marino led tho whole way, and Eoval Marine won, comfortably from Magneto. Shannon Lass was a poor third. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES." (By Tolccraph-PrcM Aiaoolntloa I . ; ...< ■..-...:..-,. .- Fcilc(ing, November 80. i-Tne following .are; the; second day's accept, ancea for;the;Feilding races:—.' : .v : ': ; > '■-,';.. ".' • ; YdRK,:S , Ost.j :Irish .Rifle,.fct.lllb.; Sharpshooter, Bst; 3!b.^.Gblden'.Ehgl*,..7st; 121b.;■ Miss: Winnie. ! i "si Mb.;. Sir-.Antriin, ; 7st.-eib.i Nylahd, Gst. I .131b.; ; Bliss,;est. 111b;j and Nicotine, 6st. 81b. : rt Nmu.HACk:'kANDlCAP.J ; Skfurlohgs:- : - Goktat Loop, Bst. ; 101b.; ■:.■ Shannon . :Lass, Bst. lOib.j •ThotfS,- v ßst.,, n lolb.;y:Magnoto, Bst. lib.;': ~l oango,-.Bst. j Waiouru, 7efc 131b.; Dervish,". 7st.' 21b.f Singer, Gst; 91b.; : Rangikura, -6st.. Blb.j Leahord, Bst. 81b:; Bravery,' 6sfc7lb. j'.and Field BeU,-..eet:;;71b:.;" ; ..V:.V;:--: > .. ; -. : :: :^,v : -\...s :-\, ■;■,-.;,- ' VMANCHESTEi HANDICAP 2 One;' mile and a quarter.—Eooseve.lt,'Bst.:' 131)).; jWaipaku, Bsf. .91b.;:Paisino,:8st;. 71bi;'Mendip, 85t.:71b;.; Equi-Jas,-;:Bst;.slb,j, i ,Trotoe,:Bst;; :Kilwinnihg,''7st: : [111b.; Truganirii;;7st.\ Slb.'j VMerrivbnia, 7st; 51b:raftd : Bell,;;7st.;:-••:Vv v:^ ; !-;.;;'■ ;?CBSLTENHAM(.HtIRDLESA--6ne : miio/nnd ■.llsl:>12lb.; : Stayboy ■list. 31b.; Polyanthus,-, list. -21b.; Reiimab, lOst.Wlb.;•?Whatakura; : lost:::7!b.j. Whimper,; 9st. Joic;- ;:./•::. r . ■.;■ ■;'EONGIpTBirHACK: HTTRDLES. ! driermiW and ;a"half.-Stayboy',. 12ef.;- .Don Ca ; rlos, ; lOst. -Ulb.; PearL Reef; lQst.• 101b.; - Genuine, lOat; 101b.j -Master'•■Paul,::Ost. ; 71b.j Arcadia, 9st. : ; an'd-cChasMV.'SSf.-V-'-.''..'', 1 ''....'-."'':.'.-;-:-''-..';!.:..'.-. •;>-.'.";'■;,: : '■;;^LTER;'HACIv;;]?LA ; T- HANDiCitP;;^One : ■mjle.:arid-.'a distance.-King'sLPriw, .9st. '71b..i Bismark, hrAstfa.eiiji.9st.- , Ost.; ATedtahei ■: get. v-lllb.;. Parable, BsK9lb.; Guiding.Step,;Bstrßlb,; Midirji,-Bst»'7lb:j Chau-, .ve1in,..85t...6ib. ; 7st.', 121b'..;■.Birigikajpuiii..78f.--lOlbi;.';Ehyoy, ,7et. loib.,' Silva, I ;7st.-; 101b.;• St.VLaveuderiv7it. > 101b.; 'ond'lhtpu,'. 7s.t lplb. ■:;!-.'•.■: V";' i; '-'V'■;'':';

-MAIDEN: HACK: ; : . : Five ■ furldngs .and;V96,:'yardß,7-Aniphianser, Moree,'-: Amaru, Plantation, Miss.;' Sylvia, OJukuhau^'-Pctrobusi. Handsome Maid, ; Pilgrini' ; Maroh,!-Separator/ ; Nelius,■;'■ Whakaponga) Kimirierian, , : Easts Wind, Kaiiangata.'-r!.Captain/.:ldolatrous, '.Jackman,' ;IdMlißiniyMeiplogue^Bleiid;:aiicl.'.yida. : -'-. : -. : -:;;-: : vv :i RAILWA.Y;WELTER; ;Soyen inrlongs';-Pai--sand,<9st. illb;; Irish , Rifle, 9st; 111b;; Longner/ Sat.v 9lb.j : Saa -.Fernando,';.Bst., 131b.; Ji,- Bst.: :01b.-; '.'■Diamond -Star, 'Bst. : Vlli.j.Perolihn; ;Bst.' : 6lb.i'CyrenerSsti; 51b.';; Aflna,-.Bst: 51b.;, Misf' oast.r'Bst.''2lb.f, Captain Bell,.'Bst.;'Waipnnui; :7st..\7lb. ; ;.nnd.;. : N6tpTi6i«, 7st; 71b.■'/(?;!■■.• ■'..■.: '!;;P;";I;>RAHIATUA RAC!NGv cLu iiis!)i^- '< " •". The ;: programme -"'for .•.tho •■ Pahiatua;', Racing . Club's.jannunlJmeeting .'appears' in "this', issue. ; Thoi fixtnrb.'ig'i.to bo held , on : Januarys 12 and :i3.v;N6mination3-clpso , .ftt.lO.p.m.'on Dpceni-; : bor -21. with'..the secretary, Mr. I G. S. .Sttwley J)tm.-<--^.:] : ,:: ; ■"■ ■•';..:.);:'/ v: •■ : '.;':i;.-i-.;-; i :::I';CAVA)RARAPA; ;pACmG ;(?LUB. 'S':O:-: \-. Tenders 'will..be* : received : ,up to noon on December, 15 for'priyileges at, the Racing ■'Club's: "Bunimei!'.'. meeting.; Teh , privileges to; be. tendered: for.-aro.-'tho grandstand-bar Dutsidespublicfin's .bootbj horso yards', rand fruit .'and: fancy: : stall.'.v'-.ii.v.'.. •'■;■.■ - : -!\-J "i\- '.^.'^'iy.--:^'.-' 1 -:-/ ; x'XV.'.{:'.'^ ■'■■'. Owners:'are ;;reminded ; 'by. advertisement ; in this issue;-that ::Fridayt next is general ; entry day ;■ for".the?. Auckland Racing Club's, summer ' -'meeting.:';Acceptancos.ifor.the.;"Ailcklanr] Cup, Grif ton "Hurdles',' Valid 'Handicap close on -the'-same' evening; ;■ also ■', forfeits for' olassic ■'7'dnts."' : 'iv.-; ; j'''' : .i'-'-.'....'---.;v '"■■'■■:.■'.■■;'■■■ ■:■■: ■ -. "?::]:■.; .:,-'■..-.■