THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 821, 19 May 1910, Page 9

THE TURF.

SOUTH WAIRARAPA T.C. ' en- " l >o l!°ck has declared the \ following handicaps for the Sotith Wairarapa Trotting Club's meeting:— LADiKS' BRACELET HANDICAP TROT. One mile.—GJouvdol, scratch; Lady H., 3sec.; John H., 4ccc. ; Te Awahuri, ; Kalmca, 4sec.; Goldwood, 9.>?e.; 'J'ini Peri, lOsec. ; War Cloud, IQicc.; Ironwood, lOsec.; Lady General, lUsec.; Gold. Rill,' 13sec.; Boadicea, ll'see.; Kingfisher,' 1-lsec.; Child Douglass, lJcee.; Ding-Dong, 14 see.; Fashion, losec.; Florenco W., losec.; Motor-car, ISsec.; Camper, losec.; Ranee Clair, lOsec.; Fairfield, lGsec.; Pcstbov, ISsec.; and Latikia, ISsec. - .GREYTOWN TROTTING HANDICAP. Two miies.—Bingana, scratch; • Giggles, osec.; Rothlin, Ssec.; G.M.S., Usee.; Moa, llscc.; Dillon, llsee.;, -Dolly W\, 14scc.; Nancy Till, 14scc.; Uniterm, lfisec.; and Whiteclifte, ISsec.., BIRTHDAY HANDICAP TROT. Oho mile.—Lady 11., scratch; John H., 1 lsee.; Giggles, oscc. j Goldwood, Csec.: War . Cloua, 7sec.; Gold Dell, lOsec.; Boadicea, lOsec.; Hie Bann, lOsee.: Child Agnes, 12sec.; Mis 3 Olive, 12sec., 1' airfield, 13sec.; Deborah, 13sec.; All.wood, 13sec.; Fashion, losec.; Peg Woffingtcn, lGsec.; and Rill Squires. 16sec. ' til. MEMORIAL HANDICAP TROT. . Two miles. —Te Awahuri, scratch; Kalmca, scratch; Butterfly. lOscc.; Jromvood, ■ 12scc.; Tini Fori! 12sec.j Rothlin, ISsec. ; G.M.S., losec:.Nancy 'i ill, ISscc.; Kingfisher, 20sec.; Ding-Dong, 20secij Katie G., 20scc.; Florence W , 22sec.; AVliitccliffe, 2250 c.: Latikia, 24scc.; Postboy, 24scc.; ana Just Fancy, 26scc. KEMPTON PARK HANDICAP TROT. One mile and a half.—John H.; scratch; Bingana, 3ssc.Giggles, fisec.; Goldivood, &sc-c.War Cloud, 9see.; "Uoa Dillon, lOsec.; The Bann, 14scc.; Dollv AY., 14scc.; Miss Olive, lGsec,; Alhvocd, 16scc.: Owyho, lOsec.; Florence W., 16soc. ] Raneo Clair, lGsec.; Deborah, lGsec.; Storm Cloud, 18sec.; Haririnn, ISscc.; and Bill Black,, 20scc. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP TOOT. One mile.—Glenidol, scratch; Lady H.', 3sec.; To Awahuri, 4soc.; Butterfly, 9sec.; "War Cloud, lOsoc.; Moa Dillon, lOsec.; Nancy. Till, 12sec.; Lady General, 12sec.; "Uniform, ISsec.;' Gold 8011, - 13sec.; Boadicea, 13sec.'j Child Douglass, 14scc.; Ding-Dony, 14ree.; Katie G., 14sec.; Cliild A piles, losec.; Motor Car, 15r.ee.; Allwood,. : 16sec.; Fashion, lGsee.; and Just Fancy, lfisec. TRAINING AT WfINCANUI. (By. TclOffraph.—PreE3 ( issooiatlon.i V/anganul, May 18. It was ail off morning on the track to-day. _ Jhe "Highde'n I '' team—l3oanerges, Nvland, Celaeno, and Aorangi— arrived yesterday, and did useful work . this inoriiii>K. All aro in splendid fettle, Aorangi especially. Gold Bird arrived last night,, looking very fit, and was giveii a couple of rounds at half pace. Paisano, 'Continuance, and Research, separately, did good strong work." St.' Bill, Overtime, Apollinaris, and Pearl Reef did fast- strong work. A number of otheis, including John, who moved freely, were, "also exercised. NOTES AND COMMENTS. ' tßv Glekcoe..! Nominations for all events at tho winter meeting of the Hawke's Bay Joekoy Club close at 8 p.m. on Saturday .next..;. 1 The date oi closing has been extended ' a day on account of the holiday tomorrow. , . . ... ]

Bookmakers wishing'to do business at the- 'Wanganui Jockey Club's meeting should apply for licenses 011 or before Saturday next. Tile thoroughbred stallion San Fran- ■ Cisco, .recently purchased by Sir'.Geo] Clifford, arrived from Sydney yesterday by tlie Oliinaroa. H. I'utchei, v, bo'rude Belario to victory in tho Century Hurdles last year," will probably have the mount 011 Aorangi in that race this year. Should Aorangi win the Century Hurdles at Wanganui lie will incur 71bs. penalty lor the Groat Northern Hurdles, but this will only make his impost, for tho Ellersiio event 9st. 121b. Jockey C. Cress, who had a collarbone broken when Moz:-.rt fell witn him in the Avondalo Steeplechase, has now recovered again and will be up 011 Wimmera 111 tiie Century Hurdles. Reports from Napier states that Multiple lias been sold by Mr. T. H. Lowry' and has gone into J. M'Lauglilin's stabios at Greenmeadows. The Awapuni-trained Bourrasqne and l'lmgot Jiave been railed to Auckland and will be raced there next month. Bot.li hoists win lj e ridden By T. Pritchard as their usual horseman S. Keid will be riding lor T. A. Williams. • l 0 gelding Maiora is jumping, well at Ellerslie and his owner, a lhames sportsman, fully expects him to provo userul in hurdlo events. Old Cavaliero, who must now bo oloso to attain his majority, is reviving support for the Great Northern Steeplechase. He wiii be given a ran ? ' ?j. ' . i 1 ktcepies on tho first day of tht; A.K.O. meeting. Tho Great Autumn Handicap winner UutJanuer has been nominated in til© liuralo events at the lorthcomine Duuedjn nicotiug. The Cliokobore liorses will havo their bnal _ run this season at tho DJ C meeting on Juno 3 and 4 after which they will go mto winter.quarters. bv ihlNT 8 t °, bo shi PP ol] to Sydney D> the- Aloana to-morrow, but apacei could not be secured for the Soult pony She will bo sent by the Warrimoonext *cck, m charge of T. Price.

The two Hastings jumpers, Bullivorth and Maku, liavo been doing good work in view of their Wauganui engagements Divo will ride Bullwortl, if the Steeplechase, and J. O'Connell will have the mount on Maku i n tlic Ccnturv Hurdles Bullworth, it should bo remembered, won a steeplechase in Svdney last month, and will be more forward than several of the candidates raclm at Uangamii. Maku, it is considered, will be well suited by tho distance of the Century Hurdle Race as lie has given tho impression that h'e is a stayer.

A well-attended and representative meeting of gentlemen interested in the formation of a trotting club in Wellington was held last evening. Colonel Humo occupied the chair. It was re solyed t that a trotting club bo formed to be known as the Wellington Trotting Club, and that the races be held on the Miramar Recourse. Colonel Hume and Mr. J. H. Pollock (with Mr J Dykes as interim seerotarv) were elcct-ed a committee to make the necessary preliminary arrangements, a report to be submitted to members at a meeting to bo held next week. The new club will be run on similar lines to those of the Canterbury Metropolitan Trotting Club. FIXTURES. •\\y 21 and IM—Takapuna J.C. Winter, .lay 21 ami 18.-North Olago J.C. Win- . ter. May 21 and 20.—Wanganui J.C. Winter, i Juuo •') anil 4.—Duiipiiin .I.C'. Winter. I June 3 and I.—Otaki Maori R.C. Winter. June 3, 4, and B.—Auckland K.C. Steeplechase. | ifnno 15 and IS—Hawko's Bay J.C. Winter. June 22 and 23—Napier Park E.C. Win' t«r. |