THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 940, 6 October 1910, Page 6

THE TURF.

HAWKE'S BAY J.C. MEETING,

STAKES WON BY'PEERENE.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) Hastings, October 5.

The Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's spring meeting opened; to-day in fine weather, except for a strong southerly, breeze. The attendance was well up to that of last ydar, and the course 'in good : order. Twelve bookmakers' were licensed.- Results;— . . ': '■

TOMOANA .HACK HURDLES, of 100 sovs. One mile and-. three r q-uart«rs/

3 Mr. C. OTDonoghue's b. g.. Centaur, •. by The Possibles-Primula, ■> syrs.,' ■- 9st 71b. ; (F. Flynn) 1 2 Mr. A. Stuart's Appiu, 9st. 91b. (J-Pe'rcival)' 2 l .Mr. J. Herinah's Captain Jingle, lOst. ,' ' 21b; (Joe O'Connellj 3

Also started: 1 Pikopo, lOst. 111b.;';5 Sleacbmbe, 9st.'7lb.; 6 Lingerer; Sst; 41b. ; and 7 Longboat, 9st. .; ' . ■ ,:: From a good start Captain Jingle shot to the front, with Pikopo on the . rails, Lingerer "Seine last; 1 At. the railway; bend Sleaoombe, who was lying,, handytook command with Captain Jingle and; Pikopo following. _ They faced jiast . the stand the first time .without . Alteration, and when negctiating the hurdle at tho caretaker's bend Sleacombe came to grief, ■but his rider (J-'Earambre)' escaped' with a shaking. At the railway bend Centaur tookioommand, and-led into'the straight. There he increased his lead, and won by a length and a-half. ; Time,i3min.;l7seo.' i MAIDEN HACK RACE, of 100 sovs.' Seven furlongs.

2,Hon.' J." D. Ormond's b'r. lAFalsetto;- . ' *" by i; : Birkenhead—Trentalto; 3yrs., Ji--7st. 21b (L. Wilson) 1 1 Mr. G. P. Donnelly's Gold Circle, 7st. . 71h. (T. O'Brien) 2 5 Mr. W. J. Douglas's;Ngalcau;.7st.,4lb;.';';:;:' , (Young) 3 ' Also.' started:' ; 8 Castleside, ; Bst; 131b.;, 9, Crocus,- Bst; ,131b.; 8 Boyne Water, ;Bst. 131b.;'• i":Ultiniatumj';Bst.l3lb.'; 6. Scots Fusilier,. Bs£ ,131b.';;9. Tupaea,'Bst. ■ 131b.;■ 3 All Trumps, 7st. 111b.; 11 Odessa, 7st. 71b.; 7/ Fleetweek, ;7st. >71b.;, 7 '7st. 7 41b.; '•■'10; Esmeh, 7st., 21b.,- and, 11' Miriam, 7st. 21b. . :■ ..V- - ;..V i From- an even start' Golden Circle assumed the| lead, followed' by.-Ngakau and Boyne Water. The'rest of the field was bunched. ; Golden, Cirole';''held '.the ,field safe, to the railway .'bend;., where .Falsetto, eainc right through on i the .outside; ■ put, in, a.challenge,- and .beatl Golden,.Cirolo;without -pressure -by a - length, . the. same distance' separating .the 'second' arid - third 1 horses. ; Fleetweek:.was' ■ left. at thepost.' Time, lmin. 28 4-ssec.'.. } v. : KING EDWARD HANDICAP, of '170 'I ■ sovs. One mile and' a furlong.

i -Mr. G. Hunter's blk. m.' t Bliss, by . ..: Stepniak—Faraway,' 4yrs., Gst. 71b. , '..(carried slb.i.over) '(R. :'Touhg)::;,l .1' Mr. Wi ; J;- Douglas's Kopu, 7st. 71b. - i. ■■' ....-■.— (T. O'Brien) 2 6 Mr.. A. Helm's Separator,'.6si.' ,101b., .: '■....: ;-':■ (E. Eminerson). S

Also started: 2 Sandstream,. Bst., 131b. j: 8 : Sir Tristrajn, Sst. 111b.; s'Parable, 7st.71b.; and 7 Spate, 6st. lllb.-. - ■' j i 1 From a moderate start Bliss shot to. the front, with' Sir Tristram ahd;'Sandstre'am in close attendance. At . the-willows Bliss ,'had i a/.break ,of about six lengths, and Spate supplanted- Sir', Tristram; At thei railway, .bend ' Eopd, made" astrong' runv and assumed second."place; 1 but the -issue waa never, in'.doubt,' Mr.' Hiiiiter's 'mare romping;, home: about, ten 'lengths, ahead , of.: the' second-horse.; Separator, who. finished, well, ran- into third place. Time, lmin. 535e0.. ,;' :i -::.V'.'sS' '.'r PAKOWHAI HANDICAP: HURDLES.-

of 130 sovs. 4 Mr. H. Whitney's b. g. Whatakuia, - by Lethe—Dolly, aged, 9st. ;21b. ■ -. m (W. Young) 1 1 Mr. S. Tanner's Rangihaeta; :9st. - . : (R. Thompson) 2 2 Mr. E. J. -Watt's Aorangi, 9st. 71b. (J. Percival) 3 (' vAlefo' - 'started:.' 3: Longneri'^lO^t,., 21b. ;; ', Aorangi . led 'the "field'over 'the'first fh'tirdle, Rangihaeta ijMning■ at the railway' bend. Passing • the stand the first'; time' the order was: Rangihacta, Aorangi, 1 and : Whatakura. This order was maintained to. tho back of • the course, where AVhatakura : took : command,'but . Aorangi -." came, again; and ledthe, field'into'the straight;Nothing daunted, Whatakura gradually bore down the leader, and'landed a winner bj about five lengths, a»length/'separV; atin'g' the' second and third horses.. Long,her; came' to 'grief'.at the - of. the stand, his rider (A. M. Connor) escaping with a shaking. ; :Tiine, 3min. 19: 3-ssec. " -1-'.'C; iv' si-j *l i":;!

HASTINGS STAKES, o£ 250 sots.'; second, : horse to receive .35 sovs.; and. third horse 15 sovs.. from-the:stake.Four furlongs... ,' ; 2 Mr. G. D. Greenwood's b: f.-Pierene, by Achilles—Bluewater, Bst.. ■ (H Gray) 1 3 Hon; J. D. Ormond's b. c. Miscount, ,< ; ,by Birkenhead—Miss ' Never, Bst.' 51b- ......; ...-.....(F.:D. Jones) '2 4- Mr. T; 'H.;Lowxy's• br.--.'c;-Sea-;Pink,'; ;v. :;by Seaton Dehval—Rose Madder,. ' ,Bst.; "" iso'started: 4 Bellah, Bst. 51b.; s,Goldenfield,','Bst.: 51b. ;.■: lv St.;.- Petersburg,: .Bst. ; ' 51b.,- and'!) Ireland, Bst. 51b; ': ' - , best; of/a .good start," foUowedi by / , and /Miscount.The' 1 rest, of ;.tie .field .was bunched.;': At; .the .home turn Miscount';.moved, up- into ./the; lead', and looked all- over 'a winiier, jwoen.Pierehb, ;who ,was lying; handy,'.asserted; his claim, and, staving-off , a challenge 'from.'Misconnt. jWoh ;a good, race. by a longj neck:. Sea :;Pink ; .beat Ireland; in; , the run home' for; third -place jby a length;' . Time, 50 2^s®ec.'. WELTER HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. • Once round. G Mr. C. Kingston's b. li. Lamsdorff, .by,.":Stephiak—Shepherdess, : 6yfs.,: 'i. :• 9st: 71b... (W. Young), .1 1 Messrs.' Limmer and Mackay's Amato; ,: ■; ;,' 9st." 41b./,(T. . O'Brien) .2 4 Mr. T. Long's Rahgikapua; 'Bst. (car- ; 1 ",ried 41b. 0ver) : ;.:;...;..;.-.',(C.; ; Jenkihs).; 3 Also started:: 2 " Bourrasque;- 9st. . 91b;; 6 Voatgang, Bst; 91b.; s:Gold'..Battery, -Bst;i 81b.; 3 Ortygia, Bst. 31b.; and .7;Polynices, Bst.

■. 'From: an indifferent;starti Rangikapua: took up the running, -Gold. Battery and Bourrasque being his nearest/attendants., At the post Gold Battery- got .oh ;eveni .terms with Rangikapua.y: ;At;the-. back, of the straight, Lamsdorff . moved .. into third position, while Amato was in/ the'> bunch;' ■•:At the : railway: bend: Gold Bat: tery fell'-back, .and Lamsdorif took.;, the! lead. Amato put in a claimj. but was unable, to ; catch the'-leader, Bourrasque: finishing third,., a length from Amato., Time, lmin. 52sec. • - ;, WAIPATU;HACK HANDICAP, of 100 . sovs. Six furlongs. . 1 Mr;:,W. : E.. Bidwill's: b. c. Tribula--1 '. ;,tioDi by. Birkenhead—Stepfeldt,, . : 3yrs., : 9sti';.7lb. (including 71b, pen- ' ::alty) (R. Hatch) :1 2 Mr.' Ai Helm's Niwaru, 76t. 121b. (W Kirk) 2 3.Mr- G..P.: : Doxinelly's Goldemar, 7st.,i : (C. Eramerson) 3 Also started: 4 y Amaru, Bst. 91b.; 6 Mediterranean, Bst. 61b.; -7 Perceler, Bst.21b.; 5 Lord' Possible,; 7st. 131bi; 8-Sera-: phic, 7st. -91b (31b.' over); ' and 9 Merrie Valet, 7st. ; ' : v ' ' ' ' : Tribulation was quifekest away, and was followed (by Niwaru and Mediterranean, Goldemar bringing', up ' the rear. The leader maintained, his. position, winningby two lengths. Goldemar' at the-bome turn*.and got on.even'terms with Niwaru, -a'good race.,,home for "second place resulting, Niwaru drawing out ahead by a'.length . . Time, lmin. 15 2 ; ssec. FLYING HANDICAP. of 110 sovs. Six ' ' furlongs. - 2 Mr. .G: H. Hunter's' blk. m. Bliss, . by Stepniak—Faraway," 4yrs., 7st. . .71b. (R. -Young), 1 l Mr. T. E Lowry's Warsong, Bst. : , (L.' Wilson) 2 3 Mr/ Mlougblin's .Multiple,; 9st., , . (T. O'Brien) 3 : Also started:-6 Vi, 7st! 91b.; 5 Winning Post, 7st.-51b.;'and 4 Lady. Rohina, fist, 101b; . j ■: .-• , ' x - From a fine start Bliss, Warsong, and Multiple were tho first to show in front, with Winning Post, .Vi," and Lady Rohina: following in the order named. : After a' furlong, Warsong took the lead, but was replaced at,the home turn by Bliss, who was never again seriously troubled, Warsong just lasting long enough to boat Multiple for second money. Time,, lmin. 14 3-ssec. . The investments for tho. day totalled i£5792, as* against last year. ' I

NOTES ON THE RACING. CBy Telegraph—Special Reporter.)'' Hastings, October 5. The attendance, at the meeting was only fair; but the racing provided was ■ up' to: standard. The Achilles filly, • Pierene, covered herself vvith glory by her exceptionally fine effort- in the' Stakes/ ' and Tribulation's' decisive win ■in the Hack Race has installed'him. in the position of favourite for . the Guineas' to-dajv. The starting was very- gooid, and; in. this department, . Mr.H; Piper • has seldom excelled' his work "to-day. Another • commendable, feature was the starting, time, which was generally observed throughout. • - -

Very .few people were. present "at the 1 commencement of the racing, and very little money was speculated on the first race.. There was no delay at the barrier, and Captain Jingle jumped off first, but Sleacombe immediately displaced .him, and went past the stand inthe-lead.;. 'At the next fence, he unseated Paramore, leaving Captain Jingl© in the lead. With five furlongs; to go, Centaur toofc. charge, and was, not: again.-headed. . Appin camo fast, and secured second; money.-'. The heavy, gale that 'was"blowing-did not; assist Pikopo,..who, -despite. this,' . showed up prominently the. whole way.

.-' A ./false favourite: in Gold Circle s was made in the Maiden, event, while.'Falsetto was ;for -a long. time. neglected. ; However,"a rush- cams for,her'at the fijiish, ahd, , when .the machines were closed,', she ,was'an equal favourite with Gold Circle. The latter was soon in charge,'while Falsetto again dwelt badly,, and atyone time was igiving Gold Circle.a 'start of -fully fifty yards. Across tho railway ;bridge Ngakau and Waikehua were' nearest to Gold Circlej'but, when in a line for home, Falsetto : had their - measure;; and,_ .running on splendidly, had an easy viotcry.Gold Circle-.was fully' extended to. beat; Ngakau. Vy!" ■ '-'V ' ." ; 'yy:': '■' The'iKing Edward-field ,was not .reduced, the "whole.;of "the acceptors going, to the post." Kopu ■ looked-:a• much better,, horee" than, he was last season, and; he fihishtd up a slightly better- favourite" than' Sand-' stream, who bore the ■ appearance; of J ha ; ?-; ingybeen hurried. • Sir' ;Tristrain ■ was slightly, oil the' big side; but the going was] too . hard': for him., A surprise, • was 1 in store, for Bliss hopped off in front, and,,'leading the whole way,won, pulling up, by : ten lengths 'in ■ the; fast time of lmin. 53sec. :

Another, rank'outsider Ton the'- Hurdles, - namely,.' -the Wellington-owned Whata-; kuraV. Though'; ridden''.by'. ; - Young, public stood off Mr;- Whitney's;.horse. He '.was'kept ;iri behind' till the bottom; bend'. . ivas;reached, the .'last; time;- when he; ran ; past Aorangv arid wo.n easily.-•: Aorangi looked well, but form was as bad as it was last season. Longner, fell ' opposite tho'stand, hut.'M'Conrion got off with a shaking. , I Interest in .the racing had . been dull up. .to .this.stage, Ibut now .'it 1 increased,, and; ' everyone flopked to '.the - : bird-cage; .toViri-. ■ spebt ithe- 2-year-olds. 'In "point of • condition Pierene: and' ■ St; Petersburg stood; out alone,.-,albeit tho latter was .a 'little sore, and the former ,was fretful. The Karamu • colt, .Miscount, '.was also • sore iri : front; and appeared to'. ha.ve .been.. hur-i ried. . Bellah and Sea* Pink V'tfore; ■ the;: : Loivry colours, thelatter, beingthe : more forward of jthe ■■ pair. ,' Golderifield: Teprev sented Mr. G. P. Donnelly,-but he is riot-"nearlyI•>ready.1 •>ready. Irelandcarried Mr.' E. J; Watfs .colours;.; 1 The' Kilchera'n colt\ is small, Tand >does not: strike; one; as being; ; more-than* useful.'-' ..The'.'last-ninied, .and.' Miscount • went off' ; first', in- the preliminary, ' and both moved nicely, the Karamu oolt ! particularly so.F. Davis's< pair: went slowly, • and, then ■ came,'Pierene' 1 and Goldenfield,' the former's style being', much; admired. She ..gets, low > dovfti to ' tho ground)- and' sweeps ;along ' without; any' apparent effort.' St. Petersburg only cantered, ' arid shortly afterwards -they lined', up.'at the, barrier. .Tliero wtre several 1 %s^ihinas^°Vl>ea^ wlien'Goldenfield'kickM F.D. Jones, oil Miscount.'/' Eventually, Mr. Piper'had all . , standing quiet, 'with St. Petersburg on. the v rails,' • and v then' - Pipreriej i Miscoimti 1 Bellah,.'Sea Pink, "Irelapd; and Golden■fiildi.in"; that' order. l 'e^wbrd;' : was.' givenvSt-'-Petersburg-'caught'the,.barrier; • arid.'.witli, Pierene got away last. ' "When, .they'hit tho course proper, ( Goldenfield .;wps; out alpnp :|rp(n Ireland; .'Mr! : Xowry^s,' ; pair,' 'Misioimt/'Pierene,''arid :'St.'yPetefi-' burg .in that order. They were ifairly. ..close ~ together., at the distance livhere. 'Miscount;rau'to^the front. Just as would win Piererip put -in, a-: sensational' run.'on "theoutside, an3,'fairly;flyirigovM:.; the;last',hundred yards;. got up ,in .time'.'to; win by a, neck.';; .The,, rest, of the field; were; bunched;'V.lt;. wa ,sa:'. men tbiio,us "ariceVj.arid; stamps the -.filly iis a . cham-* pion.\';'Her, win;is<Mso an;.advertisement' tor the'- yoiijiE>"-Waikfljiae'Tssir®"'/, Achilles,: who can; now .be credited getting ;a" classic' winner, at his' firslj* season.' : , •'<''; ; Lam'sdorff,, in the. Welter.' event; by. L-mnimg' from;; a; sirongfavourite—Amato.- 'Bourra'sque. .was very; unlucky in the straight, or' he would have been .first, or;.'second;/: Gold'.Battery < and'; , Ortygia were; prominent - at •' the turn, .but ; , both found j.the -idistance:] beyond them, though' with a furlong.'less .the: Karamu." maro looked a winner.

Betting'on. th© Hack race wis spoilt by the' presence "of;/Tribulation/swho ; was. a- "can?t- lose:.":; The 'bookmakers; .required heavy'..odds on, and rio.one want-: ed: to 'back' anything else. ' Mr. - Bidwill's 'colt' was'' first.'out, and led the' whole way, .winning.' with ridiculous; ease.'- 'Had: he. been out .of Jit,' the' racei' wouMjhave' been,. .an 1 interesting'. one, ias the; rest .'of' -the'. Md finished- bunched- to»etherV : : MWiter.raneanvand iSeriphic, both had 'ill-fortune' or' theyiwould'have been in ■ the>'places/,.-

'■';::Blisi'^dS' j, the ;.Fl^ng"Haiidibap,' v and 'she won.i,again' . in'>ery .'decisive!': fashion;Wapsong was; a'.better, favourite, than Mr.i G. Hunter's mare, but : the latter ■ was ! always with -him, v and ' across' tho bottom ca'mo" eiway and' : wontMmfortablyV;';,;^^ kept the', two "favourites company.; for. half, the ;'roujid; when, heir' condition: gave .out/ last if Multiple was" goiig. told its .talc. V- 'j \ ACCEPTANCES FOB SECOND DAT. ; (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) - Hastings, '.October 5: Tlio. following' are the. acceptances'' for, the second day of the 'llawko's Bay races:—' . . w;"'' MANGAPAPA HACK ' HUBDLES.'One mile and a half.—Pikopo. lOsti' 81b;; Cap-' tain Jingle,: = 10st; j7lb.; : 'Appini\:lOs&;::l'e; ..Whetii, -9st. v 131b. and-: Wliakawmra," 9st.': NGAI'AEAWA HACK HANDICAP Once round.—Cullinan,. 9st. 21b.; Idealism, Sst. 71b.; Mediterranean, 75t..9ib.; Hangikapua, 7st.'' 71b.; Poiynices, 7st. 211). ; \Vaikehua,'7st.; Entente, 6st.:'lolb. ;'.;and/ Tupaea, list. 101b..'. '' .V ; v." HAWICE'S BAY GUINEAS One : mile.—Danube, • 9st. 31b. (including 71b.'-, penalty); ■ Gold. Circle, Bst. ,101b.;.. .War Song,' Sst.: 101b.; : . Bunkum, . ;Bst'.. 101b.'; Sst. 101b.; Formedenj BstV , 101b.'; Tribulation, :Bst, 101b:";) Lord' Kelvin,. Bst> 10lb'. j ■■Birkdale,',. Sst:" 101b.';' Fqrinby,'Bst.' lOlb.';. Cheddar,;' Sst.' 51b.; '.Ngakau, ' Sst.' 51b.; and-Poictiors, Sst. ,51b. • '• TE MAHANGA HURDLES. One mile and avhalf—Longner,'lost..olb.;.Centaur, lOst. .i 21b.; : . Whatakura,. lOst.;Aorangi, 9st. 31b.'; and .Rangihaeta.'/Ostl'i' V"'''' - JUVENILE HANDICAP. Six furlongs- 1 —Merrimac, Bst.. 51b.; : Midnight':' Sun, Sst; Sibil; 800 tie, Bst;' 51b.; 'BellSi,, Bst. ; . 31b;'; Otama,". Bst. v. 21b.; : 1 Sanguinary, :Bst.;< and' Golden Ball, Sst. i. ~ ■ -■' SPRING HANDICAP; One'mile and a quarter.—Sandstream, : Bst. t' 101b.- • Sir Tristram, Sst. 91b.; ICopu, -'Ist:\ 12lb:'; Merriwai, 7st.. 81b.'; Parable;7st: ;Gib:; Amato, 7st: lib. ;> Separator, -6st. 121b.; .and Spate, .Gst.. 71b. -v .': •;: '•

FLAXMERE HACK HANDICAP Si\ ■ furlongs.—Falsetto, . Bst. ,'lllb.,'; Amarji, Bst. 81dI ; Gold Battery, Bst. 41b.;'Niwaru, ! Bst.'; 31b.';, Kaupare,. 7st.'l2lb'. j 'Jleremeri 7st. ,'lllz.;. Perceler, ,Ist.:' 111b. ;"■• Seraphic, 7st. 51b.;. Goldemar, 7st. 51b.; Crocus, 7st., 21b.; Mqrrie Valet,; 7st.'; Red Seal, 75t..;;, and 'Scots Fusilier, 7st. ' .'.

FINAL HANDICAP. - Six ■ furlongs— Multiple, 9st.; Vi, 7st. 71b.; Humming Bird,:7st. 51b.j/VoetgiCiig, Cst. lllb.,- ;and Lady Eohina,-Gst. 71b. ;

MARLBOROUGH SPRING MEETING;' (By Telegraph.—Press Association) '- Blenheim, October 5. I Tho following are : the results of the first day's racing at tho " Marlborough' Racing' Club s Spring meeting.v .' FIRST HANDICAP TROT, of 10 sovs One milo and a half.-Lady Richmond, 1; .Franz Josef, 2; Ayah, .3. . Scratched: 80110 Amoro,- Waterloo,- and Off.' CKance A good race. Won by a- neck. Time; 3min. .54 3-ssoo,

MAIDEN. SACK: RACE,- of 40 • sovs. Five furlongs.—Lares, 1; - Daunton) 2; Grand Jewel, 3;- Scratched: Negative and'Yeomola. Won by half a length.. Time, Imm. 4sec. ... 1; "--y-.y-'-., ;yy.- y;'.. WELTER. HANDICAP, of 60 bov«. • Seven . furlongs.—lra',: 1; Celebrity, ;2j yy Succession, 3..Scratched:.llerry Lawn : and Glentui. Time, lmin. 31sec.. - " ' BLENHEIM HANDICAP, of 100 eova. ' Once round.—Shannon Lass, 1; Roosevelt, 2; Lawn Rose,; 3. Glen also started. : Wony Q easily., ; Time, ■ lmin. 59 2-ssec.. y./y.yyyVy SPRING -HACK HANDICAP.—Merry Frank; 1;. Succession, : 2; •;-' Glentui, . 3.-;. ■ Scratched: Wild -Bird,-Daunton,- Ira, and : Merry lawn.- Time," lmin.; 18Jsec.-'.' '.\ FLYING HANDlCAP.—Glenspring, *1; Surmount,' 2 ; Penza, 3. The onlyWon easily. - Time, Imm. lGJscc. yy ELECTRIC HANDICAP.-r-Grar.d Jewel, :.,. 1; Celebrity,, 2; Divorce, 3. ■ Scratched!Rcngomaij Time,' lmin.v"ssec.'yVy ; ?'v:: v > *y- . ACCEPTANCES FOR SECOND DAY. V (By ,Telegraph.—Press Association.) . ; i: Blenheim, October 5.' - : ■ The following are the acceptances,'faf : tho second days— - y" : * y>' ' \ .-y'• y OMAKA HACK HANDICAP. On« mile.—Succession, 9st. 21b.; Ira,'Sst.'lllb.; Wild .Bird, Bst. 51b.; Glentui, -7st. 91b.{ ' and; Morisco,..7st..4lb. ... y'-'VY?

y RIVERLANDS HANDICAP. One ljiile. .- —Roosevelt, 9st.: 41b.Shannon: Lass, BstV. 61b.; Lawn- Rose, Bst. 31b.; and Glc-jl, Tst. 41b. DASH HANDICAP.' Four,' furlongs.— •• Lares, ,; 9st. 71b. rMerry-Frank, 1 9sty 71b.} '• Grand ' Jewel,.Bst.: lllb.;; Bridesmaid, Bst 51b.; 'Puke, Bst. 81b.;, Glentui, 75t.:131b.i u Finola, 7st-.- 7st '71b. ; and ■ Ohiro, 7st. 71b. , TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. Seven fur-j-loi^i^leih^i^i'»^>! - , Lass, 9st. ;31b.; Curator,: 9st.r Penza, .Bst. y 121b.; Glen, Bst. llb.j Surmount, Bst. llb.| , and La Torpedo,-7st. SECOND 'WELTER HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—Merry \Frani, 9st. 61b.; -Merry, v : Lawn, 9st.;- Ira, Bst. 131b.; Celebrity, -Bst.. i '111b.; Grand Jewd, Bst. 101b.; Wild. Bird,- . Bst. 71b.; Divorce, Bst.. • 71b.; Daunton, Bst. 21b.-; and-Glentui, ; .7st.-101b.'

RACING AT RANDWICK. CEAVEN PLATE. PARSEE BEATS MASTER SOULT. IS.',■ . A "WIN FOE WOOLLOOMOOLOO. By Teleera^li—Press Association—Copyrishjb' • '•;' (Eec. October 5, 5 pm) , •• Sydney, October 5. .• ' ' The Club'sjmeetirijv jyas "continued;, .at iltandwick; to-day. Tha. ' v . >j^tli«y'^\'c®d-'tfd : :rApjf^y''aftoi!tto;Tir s s.'': second race; There, was 'a' largo attend-■' -X : . [-■ ance. Results — ' SECOND HURDLE HANDICAP, a . .. sweepstake of G sovs., with'' 300 sovs. ( . . Iv'-added. miles;aniKajhalf. Mr.' . ; 'A.. P. : Douslas's 'b.' h: Wpblloo- •. 7; ! i ! aßed,'.'.lost.' '1. ~ • Mr. J;' Brown's -Dinvah. lOst.-71b 2 Mr C T. Godbj's Woollara, list 81b 3 i Seven\started. '.The .winner', was prom-:. '. inent throufhout.'arid, won .byJ,two;lengthaV, \ ■om .Dinyah.-'.who .wasv-sii. lengths in... front of iWoollara. v; Grateful and • Boobah. '■' . fell. Time,.4min..sl|secsi.: : .' CRAVEN PLATE, a sweepstake .of ' 19 ;, : v ; ; soys.-;;eachj>,witK;2ooo/ sovs.;/added ;;sec- '■ I;',- pndv Vreceiye,; spC£soy^ ! i. andjy;\K ,i '' third " the : Weight";for age. : One' mile .and'..;a 1 .quaTterl;: Mr C Jeffnes's b h Parsee, by Metal Poria, syrs:, : Bst. ilb; 1... . • Mesdames - Foss iaridiStewarfs '.ii-ffister'.'jj'r.';;':- '. Soult,. 9st '41b.' 'a. '. : -.' • Mr. ( T: S Brunton's Maltine, Bst. 131b. 3 - ■ Also' I '-started :;Plavinius,' < 9st;' "41b-;oLdrd Nolan, 9st. 41b.; Prmce Foote, 9st.; Malt - - King,. 9st. ; Maori King, 9st. ;■ and Comedy ■ King;'^'BSt^7lKj;^; ':'';n^e'.rfirst;:;to'',\mbye i r;were'i'.' : M4t''.;^ Maori King; and-Master-Soult. . 5 '.. Once, go- ; ing,: Maltine. went;''to", ; .th'e : ;frbnt-frpriivMa's-.tv; i;; ter .Soult, Comedy' King, and Maori King. •. • ..'AC Maltifle.' , .?;lri'. : ?M^ter-.M;-;;;o King,, Maori King, and : Plavinius.-.next.-■■■->.... The same order obtained at the six' IWi-''-longs: - vMaltirie was Istill in 'charge'-at'thej.^K-half-mile; a. length;.and a-half;'in;. front of, • •■! Comedy - King, with Master Soult ■ third v.. and Prince- Poole and Flavinius - : .ne.xt. ." •Maltine led-'froin King round the A' J; V;. turn,'arid was! first, into tthe'. straight : from' Master Soult and Comedy King, ' . with;'Parseo '•np.:4Parreeu.fipiried; V '^ ; S:;;; . ; iand:.wbnvby/,yv7;.; ; twbv'lengths^'tod.- : a'S h^f ; from;-r Master >fI; S v •Soult, who . was -a. neck-in. ; _: front of-Mai-•, .. tine,' followed." by' Malt: King; Flavinius, arid;, Maori-King.. -The last-to; finish" were;;, j'f ;v>; Prince Poote. arid;' Lord'' -Nolan. •; ;• Time,' / ' Sniri? Tisec;';?■ : i SUBURBAN HANDICAP, a -sweepstak# of 10 sors.. each,- with ,500 sovs.'added. One mile Mr I P Roger's br h Abbey Boy, by Sir Tristram—Lady Touchline, -, 4jtsl -v- ;.*. K:i;' 6st 71b 1 Mr.-'-iß.Vfß.lHorae's :MissrPlaneur,'-,7st;i' ; * ;y'- : ..' ,121b..'.. : :. '3 •. . Mt W E White's Grist, Bst 31b S l:Sixteen! started.^Grist was vinto .the" v:"" ;stfaighfvKljut. ! B^Jpu£;:in'';a;"greatSvv-vj run at. the 1 ; distance;' andr.won pleverly '•Iqr-i.-.'f p:, : a length and a half, with a-similar dis-' - \ stance „beti?een;; second'; and; t )! burnt : and .Broadsword , wore .never prom-' ;'; . . inent. Time, lmin... 40sec;. •,.'. ;' . : f. • \

GRANTHAM STAKES, a sweepstake of . , &-10'Ssots." eacK;tmth ft 'sopV;sqvy}.added. /y v . . For'.'three-y ear-olds. One mile. 4 Mr.- H.' Conlon's br.;c. Ptah.'.by Duke;. . : \ : of v L _■ I',;C' Hon. A.'Wynne's Hartfell, 7st. HiLi. ... : 2 . .. Mr. J. Sioly's;St.vria, Bst:'.;l2lb'.-f 3 >':• .£>;•' ': Seventeen:' started.';Won':by. twojlengths, \ with a head' between second J and third. . Time, lmin.'4o}sec. . 'j/ .v ; •; -' GIMCRACK STAKES,i a sweenstake of 10 ■ i ' sovs. 'each. with.soo sovs. added. For \Uj • two-year-olds. Four furlongs .and'.-'a ■;^half Mr D O'Brien's b f Respect, by 'Multiform—Heriot; - ,7st.' ;91b. :u;{ ;1 '!:■ Mr: Adrian Knox's Popinjay, l 85t.:.;;..... 2 y'. Mr J Hardie's Ladj Pamela, 7st 91b 3 v : Eleven . ; start^. ; :Res^ect:,came'^on;i;the ; buteidft^belbV-" l j;lieJ-X<ger,', I 'and;'j.;. making gteatV finish 'wbn,:by':' length, vmthi'aliieck'behveen'sebondvana::-,'/.-:', third. ' Timo,' ' ' " v.' ,; ' '/ • . SYDNEY HANDICAP, a sweepstake of ;.' 10. ; each,.'with":sop;;sovs.'> added.>..::;'- :; ''r One mile and a half Mr. H. Fielder's br..b. v ;Brackenburg,, .r -:'. V by Braknan—Helene,.6yrs,, 7st. -ilb.i 1: 'Mjr.^ l J!.':.C.\Trantwein's/Ra,^Bst.^slbV , 'iVk. ; 2'lb : .'; ;!: . Hon. A.. Wynne's Apple-Pie,.'7st...7lb. .3 .. '.Eleven started. ' W r oii easily by two lengths., • Time; 2min.-.'Bssec.' RACING FIXTURES. October-"6—Marlborough 'R.C.j-Sprmg. : '?: ;'t:;i'' ; : .October , October 12 ■ and 13.—Otaki: Maori- R.C. . • : Spring. ■ October -19 1 and' .• 22.—jWelhngton ' R.C. i .:': Spring.'": ?■;? 'K^