THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 715, 14 January 1910, Page 6

THE TURF.

RACING FIXTURES. Jan. 15—Wellington Pony and Galloway E.C. Jan. IS and 19—Wairoa County E. C; ■ Annual. . Jan. 19 and 20—Gore E.C. Summer. Jan. 22, 24, and 26—Wellington'E.C. Sum- ■ mer. " Jan. 22 and 24 : -Foxton E.C. Annual. Jan, 25 and 29—Hutt Park Eacing Club. Jan. .29, Feb. 2 and: s—Takapuna J. C. - Summer. - ~~——V - -/f- ; .WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. ' HANDICAPS FOE FIRST DAY. Mr.; J. H. : Pollock has declared the following handioaps for minor events on the first day of tho Wellington Eacing.Club's summer meeting:— . ' TEENTHAM WELTEE HANDICAP; of .100 sovs. One mile.;. .' " . st. lb. . . st. lb. Gold Treasure 9 8 Marengo ...... 8 8 Parable 9 3 Vaxy 8 8 Hilarian 9:3 Lucretius'..... 8 0 Guianforto 9 3 Glenfield...... 8 0 Tauira .9 1 Eangikapua... 8.0 Separator .....' ,8.13.. .Merrie- Goer.. 8,0 Waiwareware 8 11 Subdue ..; 8.0 Liquid Air....8 8 Laius 8; 0 EGAPEHU HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. " .Six furlongs. . ... ' . , st! lb. . . ' st. lb.' Dolce ;. 9 2, Eaglestone 7 8 Splash 8 9 Ukraine ....... 7 7 Starboard _.. 8 1 Llanwern 7- 7 Separator 8 1 ■ Succession ... 7 5 fiimwell ...... .' 8 1 Latchet ....... 7. : 3 . Jena' 711 Explosive .™ 7 3 Parula ......... 7 11 Undecided ... .7 3 To lioti 711. Twinkle : ....... .7- 0 ' Toanga ,7 10 Waikehu ;......: 6'7, ICautuku 7 10 Pakau ...v.;...; ■ 6 7 . Faunus 7. 9 Subdue G 7 Kina 7. 9 . ANNIVEESAEY WELTEE HANDICAP,' of 200 sovs. One mile. ; • ' st. lb.' • - Y st. lb. . Diabolo ........ 10 4 Swimming Belt 8 12: f Sandstream „ 10 3 Te Eu ......... 8 11 Kilwinning... -9 11 Dolce 8 .8 Miss . Mischief' 9 11.. Mataari : : 8 7-. Paisano ....... 9 10 Hydrant ...... 8 7 Bourrasque... 910 • Polyanthus ... 87 , Full Sail j j Diamond Star 8 4n : Federal:9 '8. Montreal'...... 8 4 ■ Sharpshooter.: 9 8 Captain Bell.. 8 3 Taitoko —... 9 8: Miscast 8 3 Effort.'9.'. 6 Aboriginal -8 ■ 0 Waikaraka.9 5 Chauvelin .... 8 0 Tiptoe 9' 3' Eangikura ... 8 0 ■ San Fernando .9 2 Playmate'B 0 .Voetgang: 9 0 Glen - 8-' 0 . •■•Wimmera, 812 ' St.'; Pe11xC.... : 8 - 01: Boutade •8 12. •- ' . ■■■ ■" ELECTEIC. HANDICAP, of sovs. : : . .'Five furiongs. Y/ i", ,6t; lb. : '''. st. lb. .G'old -Lace.-:;.. 9 : 12 Silkweb 7 7.. ;i Naumai'.: 9 ;7. Te Kahura'ngi ; .7 : 5 i Ijongner ....... .8 10. Boanerges;'... • 7 2 Fhtaway .— 8 6 Sea Queen ... 7 2 Broadsword.;. ' 8.5. Bally Shannon 7 .2 Gold - Thread 8" 3 ' WarlAck '...... 7 -0/ Gips)- 8e11e... 7 12 Waiata .v.-l-.;' 613 Theodore,.7 10 Ambala 6 13,: Multiple- ™.' 7 :'9 Overtime .....; 6 13, Mon Ami _.. 7 9 Contendont ;.. 6 12 Federal; ,7 ,9 , Ideate .. : . 6.. 7tace Collar... 7 7 Glen. Spring.;. 6 7-. NUESEEY HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. • Four furlongs. . st lb \ st. lb. Danube 9 7 Varna ..... .1 8> ICohinoor .....-' 8 13 :.Bonus' ...„.„. 7 6 -Martyi'e B.', 7..A11-81ue;....;. 7 6,' Warsong, B'-v5 'Esmet:-'...;...-;. 7:5: Tenterhook... 8■ 1 -Lady Eoina.-..'.:7"5 - Siiiifrage 81 Formless:-';'..: V.'v 7> 5 Tribulation.'.. 8 0 Humming Bird- 7 5 : , Crown; Derby 7 8 Eny0,:..... • 7. 0 Inspection ... 7 8 Madhura _. 7 0 •Auchray 7 8 Longstep 610 ;St. Bees 7 8 Deploy 6 10 St Lawroncs 7 8 Sonite 6.10. Ngatiruanui.. 7 8 Odessa _™. G 10 ' FOXTON R.C. WEIGHT^. (By Tolegraph.—Preos Association.)- - Palmerston, North, Jaajuar JB, • ' vMr. J.'E. Henrys has declare'd':theifpl-; lowing. weights for the ■ day's ■ evoiife ,ot ■ the Foxton E-adng Club's meeting HACK HUEDLES. One mile...and -a. half.—Golden Glow, list - 51b/; i: Silken Eein, lOst. ISIb.; Don Carlos,; lOst. : 31b.; Windage, 9st 131b.'; Kaiwaka, 9st 51b.; Nightmare, 9st.; Contingent,, 9st;;;Arpa-' dia, Sit.; Eackrock, 9st.; Fnrneanx, '9st. ; Canadian, 9st.;. and. Ranter,;.9st. . FOXTON CUP. One mile and a quar-ter.-rSir; Antrim, 9st. llb.j- Waitapu; Bst 91b.; Mendip, Bst. 91b.; Sir Prize, Bst.81b.; -Milan, 7st. 131b.;.Flingot, 7st. 81b.; i Teotane, 7st. 21b.;. Marton, 1 6st. 101b.; Parable,: 6st. 81b.; Adria,; 6st. '71b.;; and • ■Nordoff,' 6st. 71b. - ■ : ' - FLYING : HANDICAP.; Six furlongs.— Lord Soult, lOst. j St. Bill, 9st. j; Thetis,; Bst.;3lb. ; Kareroa, 7st 111b.; Mundic, 76t. 91b.; Advantage;; 7st 71b.; Hernia; let 71b.'; Purakau, 6st •! 91b;; i and:- Montague, Gst. 71K j ELECTEIC HACK. Six furlongs.—Redwing, 9st; Lady Doris, Bst;.7lb;j Der-' viish, Bst 31b.; Fond Memory, , 7sti , 131b.;. Eepeat, 7st. 121b.; Royal Maid, -76t. ; 111b. j Attention, 76t. 9st; Waimoko,, 7st. 71b..; Eed Seal, 7st.; and Epsom Downs, 7st AWAHOU HACK 'WELTEE HANDICAP. One mile.—Captain Bell, 9st. 81b.; Passive, ?st 51b.; Polynices, Bst. -131b;; Moose, 8st 1 121b.; Windage, Bst. 111b.; Silva, Bst. 91b.; Happy New Year,' Bst 51b.; Attention, Bst. 51b.; Flying ; Ckrad, Bst 21b. j Envoy, Bst- 21b.; Leolanter, Bst; Himitangi, 'Sst.; and Waitapu; : Bst HEEEINGTON - WELTEE HANDICAP. Seven. furlongs.—Bourrasque, 9st 91b.; San Fernando, 9st.' 81b.,- Teotane, 9st.''Blb.; Marton; ;,9st. 31b.; Mundic, Bst? 131b.; Hermia, Bst 121b:;, Goodwin Park, Sst. 91b.; Adria,,Bst.'-81b.-; Eedwing, Bstj; Marathon,; 'Bst; - Waicola,Bst;. and: peat, Sst. V-r DASH HACK HANDICAP. Four furlongs.—Overtime,' 9st 71b:; 1 Genuine, Bst : - 131b.; 'Waiouru, Bat. 101b.; Bowbells, Bst 91b. ; Strathmoira,';Bst 51b. ; Lady. Doiis, . Bst. 51b;,; Conquestina, Bst, ■ 21b.; Gladiole, Bst. -lib.; Langshan,: Bst.Eoyal Maid, : 7st., 91b.; Blena, 7st. 81b:; . Celebrity, 7st 81b.; Lord • Possible, 7st. 21b.; Amaru, . 6st.. 91b.'; Bravery, 6st. 91b.; Moree, 6st 91b.-; Ascalon; 6st. 81b.; Katipo; 6st. 81b.; Converter, 6st.- 81b.; Konowai, 5 6st.. 71b:; 6st.' 71b.; andvKalypso, 6st 71b. : v ; TAKAPUNA J.C. JWEIGHTS. Wanganui, January 13. V:The,'following, weights ' have been . de-clai-ed' by Mr. G. Morse for ..the Taka-, puna Jockey; Club's ''' MAIDEN ' HANDICAP.' One ' miio.Princo Leo, Ost. 71b.; Fraulein, Bst. ,41b.;.Pukenui, 7st. 121b.; Waiotahi, 7st. 81b.; Jill,.7st. 71b."Waipa, 75t..41b.;, Castle Blaney,; 7st. 31b.; Spectre, 7st.; Monocle, '6st. 131b.; Aoroa, 6st. 131b.; and Prophet; list.' 131b. ■ ■ ".'- -; OEEWA HUEDLES; . One mile 'and three-quarters.—Rangihaeta,- lOst. . 91b.;. Leo, lOst. Gib.; Hautapu, 10st.- 31b.; :Tui Cakobau, lOst. 31b.;. Armagh; 95t. : '131b.; Sabre, -9st Sib.'; King 9st'. -llb.;, Hoango, '9st.; First-Barrel, 9st; and Pleiades; 9st. ;, FIEST PONY HANDIGA1 1 . Five' -furlongs and., a half.—Mighty Atom,,; 9st., 101b.; il.isst.iine, Bst. 131b.; ■ Cyrona,; Bst;51b.; Vlig; Stella,; Bst. 21b.; Effulgence, ,7st' (ilb..;/ Nora : So.ult,' .7st.;-,41b.; Maika, 75t.:41b.; and' Peggy ..Pride, -6st. 71b. ■ ■ FEEEY- HANDICAP. - Five furlcmgs and. a. half.rr-Madam' Soult,, ' 9st.; • JiU, Bst.- 121b.; Castle Blaney, Bst. 91b.; Miss Grizzle,. Bst. : 71b:; Rob', the -Banter. Bsfc 61b.; Captain Soult,; Bst; ■ 61b.; - Flying Soult; ,Bst. Gib.; 'Milscadine, -gst -51b:'; Steplirik, Bst. 51b.;' Spectre, Bst._- 51b.; Mary Ann, Bst. 41b.; Furs, Bst 41b.; Lady Betfy, Sst. 41b'.; Haku,"Sst. 41b.; -Monocle,: . Bsf. ■' 4lb.;'. Aoroa,. Bst' 41b.; Parawai,- ; Bst 41b.;. Aristoss " Sst. ' 41b.; MatOTeie, .:Bst 41b.; Pengold, Bst': 41b.;. Laxly Ferris,. Bst : 41b. ; ;"Toa Tere, Sst 41b.; Bst. 41b. ;v. v : ZEALANDIA HANDICAP. Five furlongs and a half.—Miss -Winnie,. 9st.; Maiora, 'Bst. 101b.; Devonport, Sst. 101b.; Jena, Bst. lib,; Tariha, Sst.; Waiari, :7st. 81b'.';: Aiiawell, 7st; 71b.; Hyperion, .'7st'4lb.;' Admiral Soult, 7st. 41b.; Lady Dot, 7st - 31b.; Zinnia,- 7st. '31b.; Elegance, 7st.21b.; Explosive,' 7st. lib.; All's "Well, Gst. 131b.,v Monocle, ;Gst. 131b.;.. Spectre,Gst.' 131b.; and, Excalibor, Gst.. 131b. CALLIOPE, HANDICAP. Five farlongs and a half.—-Merrigee, Bst.'; Solus, 7st. 131b.; Doughboy, 7st 71b.; Princess Soult, ■ 7et. 61b.; Columbia, 7st. lib.; Havilah, ■ 7st lib.; -Lucille,7st. lib.; Veitalia, 7st v ; Wenonah; -7st.; Monolope, •,7«t; :Hamadryad, 7st;; ;Bonny. ; Fishwife, -7st; Muskewai,' 7st; ..His Highness,'.' 7st.; Master,. Theory,..7st.j,-Minstrw,- 7st.; aad Domino, 7st '

THE EQUITAS INQUIRY. . Palmerston, January 13. -'The stewards of. the Manawatu Racing Club, after holding a long aiid exhaustive inquiry into the running of Equitas in the Summer Handicap on the first day of the Manawatu Christinas meeting, have passed resolutions'to the effect that, :after hearing further evidence from the owner and his explanation with regard to betting on Equitas, the inquiry, so far as ooncerns the. owner, be not further proceeded with; The stewards are not satisfied that Oliver pulled Equitas with the intention of preventing,her from winning the raoe, but the evidence disclosed that he ..rode an ill-judged race, pulling the filly back at the critical time. The stable, however, and those interested had backed her heavily to win, and. had' given' instructions to ! the: jockey to ride :a waiting race. .: < : ' " ' 7! : ■ , WELLINGTON CUP MEETING. -'. . Koran and Prim have been scratched for the Wellington; Cup, : Crucinella for the Telegraph Handicap, and Mania for the Electric Handicap. ' Longner has been scratched for all engagements at the meeting. • 'Acoeptanoes - for .the Wellington Cup and Telegraph Handicap are-due to-day. v-.. ' hut't park racing club. Owners and trainers are'reminded that nominations for all events for the Hutt Park- Racing Club's meeting (January 25 and 29) close, at-8; o'clock this (Friday) evening, with - the' managing steward; Mr.' R. Coneys, at his office, Columbia Hotel Buildings, 34 Cuba Street - ; PAHIATUA RACES. . CONCLUDING DAY'S RESULTS. !■ . (By. TeleEraph.—Press ; . Association.) V Pahiatua, January 13. The second, day of the, Pahiatua> races was held "in weather, which'was all that' .conld.be desired. The course'was in goodorder' and fairly, 'Eleven bookmakers. were licensed. The sum. of was put; through the -totalisator,. making £6139 for.' the meieting, as - compared with £11,717 for last'year's fixture. The following are the results rr HACK HURDLES. One mile and a ■ half.'. , ■- 3 Mr.; F. EeiiVs'br. g. Gold Bird, by . Loveshot—Seabitd; aged, lOst: 21b. . (A. 1 M'Connon) ■ 1 2. Nightmare, Set.'6lb. 1 Windage,«ll/it ._.... i... 3 : Also started:.- 4 Tokoroa, Gst. 71b.;. 5 Clem,,9st;i and 6.Golden Star, 9st.: • . Wohv£airly,:'easily..; Time, 2miiv 59 3-5 see. ' .;:.- : 1 .v-.■ ; . STEWARDS' HANDICAP. Six, furlongs. 2 Mr.. W. C. Tully's.blk. g. Purakau, v by Saracon—Lolla,. syrs, 6stl 131b.'(R Toting) 1 i Te.Ru, 9st. : 2 .1 ; Cyrehe, Bst.. 81b. ....™.— .3 ; Also : 5: Alria,7st. 91b. ;:■ and 3 Thera,.'7st., 41b, : ■ Heads separated - the placed - horses. Time, lmin. 17 4-ssec. , ; NEWMARKET HACK HANDICAP.'Five' '■' . furlongs.' 1 Mr. H. Hodge's , ; b'. m; Splash, "..'by': ' .- San Fran—Spring, 4yrs., 9st. 91b... .- . '•....: (T. Pritchard) 1 4 Amaru,. 6st. 131b 2, 3 Coriquestina,' 85t.,81b.....: ....... " 3 , Al60 ; started: 2 .6st. lllb'. r Won very easily/ . Time, lmin.' 4 2-sseo; MANGAHAO ,WEITER. ■'. One mile;- I 2 ch;r'mi[Cheiemab,i'.' ; •by- Chasseurr-ifab, 6yrs., 9st.' , (W Young). 11 1 Debonnaire, 9st., lllb. .......„....ii..:™;,2. 3 Amphianser, Bst.. 121b. . 3 I . Also, started:.4'J^raimic,-• Bst-' 131b:;'and' 5 Waihola, , Bst. -. . - : ' ;- ' •.. •' . Won fairly easily; Time, lmin. 44 2-osec. RACING CLUB EANDICAP. ..One nule ,■ ' -and a, furlong..1 Mr. F. Preston's b. f. Milan,'by-St Ambrose (imp.)—Waiwhera, 3yTS., Bst. 41b. ;..... (A. Obver)' 1 4 Adria/ 7st.-;;71b. , V..i„ : 2 3 Mataari, 7st. 121b. : ,3} Also started: .2 ;Parable, :Bst. 21b;'1 !Won by a length. Time, lmin 55 l-ssec. MAKURI HACK HJINDICAP. Six fur- • :?'^::ldngs.V.' ; .: ': r : 2 Mr. J. .CressV b.: g. Pukewai, 'bv ' ' Wainku—'Miss Dargon, syrsl', 9sti .'' 1 ■ (H. Cairns) 1 4 Liquid Air, Bst. slb. 12 3 Roso Herald; 7st. 101b. 3 : Also started: 1 Blend, 7st. 121b. . Won easily at the finish: v Time, ■ lmin.-16<i-ssec. -. ';">y MAIDEN HACK SCURRY. 1 Weight 9st 1 Five furlongs. . .- >. 5 Mr. A. Magnuson's . Miss Sylvia ' ■■■" - ' , ffr. Price) 1 8 Bernadme 2 4 Loapuki.. 3 Also started: 1 Penza, 2 Mania, 3 Waikahua, •' 6 ■ Whetnrangi,'.: 7Embrocation, 9 Mausins,,: 10. Sunset, - and 11' Field Bell. 'A close- finish.,. Time, -lmin. i 5 i l-ssee.: GRANDSTAND WELTER. One' mile. 6 Mr. M. M'Grath's b. g. Aberration, by The- Possible—Kie Kio, aged, ■ . 10st.':llb. Cairiu) : 1 4 Cyrene, Bst. 121b. % 5 Midian," fist,.- 41h • - '■■■-■.- - '-3' Also started: 3 Astraea, Bst 131b.; 1 Hilarian, Bst 41b.; 2 Marathon,'Bst.j and 7 Waicola, 7st 71b. • , Won by a head. Time, lmin 42 4-ssec. ' ■ • ; . 1 - ' NOTES ON THE RACING. . (By Telegraph.—Special Correspondent.)'': ■' ■■■ ■■■'■: Pahiatua, Januan: 13. • .: Windage was again made favourite'for tho Hurdles, but though ho jumped much; better.- than- on the first', day, he was not a match: for .Gold Bird, who ran away,from his field, over : the <last'guarter of ;a milei.' Nightmare and Windage led from Tokoroa- for - a mile, with .Gold.' Bird, Clem,- and -Golden Star-in : that order. • Across the bottom bend M'Connon brought Gold Bird up, and'won very com-' fortably. C. O'Neill,'■ rider.-of WindiigOj laid a complaint against Cainpbeilj rider' of Nightmare, for alleged foul riding. Af-ter-hearing'-'the evidence, the .stewards decided to take no action. Cyrene .was again a .hot favourite in' the six. luriong open ' wice,'; but": once inore he failed. At the. barrier rise -Purakau and'ihe favourite were first Way,','while Te' Ru was slightly Thera - ran; up at . the half.: way,''-and Cyrene' droppea ; back.. The i latter and \Te Ru • challenged at the.-turn','.but. failed'to .'reach Purakau,' .who.',scrambled' a head. There .were only, .four .runners ,in the Newmarket:. Handicap, and the public selected Splash as favourite, though' she was not nearly; so pronounced' a favourite as ■ might have .been' expected. : Conquestina. and Amaru the4ead at the turn, but Conquestina out Amaru' and allowed Splash , to get -up oh: the , rails,'' and she won : comfortably. , :: . In- the ' Welter, Handicap ,Debonnaire was a firm favourite from the commence.meht ~of; betting- operations, but. ' good: money came for. Chase-.Mab,. who .was : rid- ? 7,,"' Young. 'The latter'was',first out, ' followed by . Debonnaire/and' ".Amphianser. Chase Mab'.was novel- iicaded, and won comfortably.. ,-The.' Handicap .resulted in" ii' finp:..rac'e, .and, the time _ for . the nine. fiirlqhgs .-was very, good. 11 ilan was' favourite. : Partible again led at the.start followed by- Adria, timo . had ..the services of ,' H. Gray.With half thfe journey gone,: Milan was. in- the,;rear about six lengths from Adi-ia. -n'ho'led the field.- At the.'turn the • favourite .was behind-, Adria;: and:in; the straight she came out and won comfortably by a length. ' Only a quartet accepted in the Makuri Hack Handicap, but all started. Blend 'was favourite, and,- with Pukewai, he .'led to ; the turn, but then compounded, and ,Pukewai ran home, the easiest of' winners:- The favourite was a bad* last; The Scurry provided a "boil: river"' as Penza and Mania, the two : favourites,both got bad runs and finished in the rear; . Miss Sylvia '. was out- first, - and,' vigorously.'ridden by W. Price, she'lasted •long'enough;to' win. by'a length; Maniafell on' her 1 nose sodh' after the start and was:lucky to; recover herself. \ Penza ran very'green and .wants , time, r:' : • ' The concluding event; provided a g-reat finish'; between : Aberration and Cyrene. ■ Hilarian ' and " Marathon., were; evenly backed,' while, Strange to.say, Aberration was neglected, 1 and allowed to pay a false" price.. 'From the rise of the barrier Cyrene led a bunched field, with the exception of Astraea, who was left., In tho straight Cairns' brought ; Aberration up with' - a beautifully-timed ,run, and in a ;splendid: finish won by a.head.;.. Astraea, who was heavily' supported,by,the stableconnections, finished several lengths behind the other horses.