THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 974, 15 November 1910, Page 7

THE TURF.

■ . ■ : —"V" ~~: ;THE NEW ZEALAND CUP .'• MEETING. PRINCIPAL WINNING OWNERS. The. following, is the list of owners who won uioro than JEIOO ■in states during the four days' racing of; the Canterbury Jockey Club's Metropolitan meeting:— • ..".■. '.•: ..'■■■ £ Mr:.E. J. Watt .:........;.............; 2140 Messrs. W. G. and G. L. Stead ' 1545 Sir G. Clifford ..;;..:.......... 1530 Mr. G. D. • Greenwood 1500 Hon. J. D. Ormond 1360 Mr.. J. Monk :;..:.... 1»5 Mr. P. Preston ./. .'. 1000 Mr; W. J. Douglas •• SOO Mr. C..G. Dalgoty 755 Mr. L. G. D. Aclaiul •»• 625 Mr E. O'Donnell (including cup ■■■'•■ JSOO)--.:: • • • '•-• 600 Mr. J; Buckley 500 Mr. J. J. M'Brido > 230 Jlr. R. A..M'Donald 205 Mr.-'A. Atwood - -200 Mr. A. Jackson ••••• 200 Mr: G. ; Cudby ..: ..--•• . "0 Mr. W.' Dayios l"0 Mr. J. Mason 160 Mr.. F..H. Fyno -....■ 160 Mr.. A. Boylo ._......:...- 150 Mr. W. C. Eing 130 Mr. G. Gould ....;...........;........ 120 Mr. g. Hunter ..........:.:..:..:...i. ... 100 FEILDING SPRING MEETING. WEIGHTS FOR.FIBST DAT. ' The following weights have been declared by"Mr. J. E. Henrys for the first day's events at the Folding Jockey Club's spring meeting:— ST. /ANDREW'S HANDICAP, of 400 ■ • sots.' One'milo and a- half. , . ■ . •': '■• :-'■■' eUb. :.-:■■ /:■. .'. ' st.lb. Kopu, ..._.. 9 0 Birkdalc ...... 713 Husbandman 811 Merrivonia 710 Saadstream ■ .8 10 Vi ............ 7., 7 Taskmaster 8 9 Waitapu ... 7 7 Boosevelt ... 8 3 Countermine 7 5 Koran ■ ...... 8 3 Lethean ' 7 5 Sir Antrim 8 2 Xihlahdo ... Gl3 Sir Prhra" ..; 8 0 Tho Lark ... 611 John : ■'.;.....- '80 Teotano _ :.. 6 10 Clemora ....:. 8 0 Stratlimoira 610 Mendip ... 713 Mallet ....... .6 .7 IKYING STAKES,*'.of 200 sots'. ' Six' furlongs.—Equitas, 9st.'9lb.; Full Eate, 9s. 31b.; Irish Rifle, Bst. 31b.; Fannus, Sst. 21b.; True Shot, Sst. lib.; Emblem, 7et 131b;;' Birkdale, 7st.- 121b.; Men. Ami, 7st. 101b.; Tenterhook, t 7st. 81b.; -Tanekaha,,7et. 71b.; Lady Menschikoff, 7st. 71b.; Thetis, 6st. 101b.; Mulga Bill, 6st. 91b.; Big Blast, 6st. 71b.; and Gold Battery,6st.. 71b. ■.■:.:■';..■.. .. . ■' ■'■ AOEANGI HACK, WELTER, of 100 Eoys. -Seven furiongs.—Shuja, lOst. 41b.; Idealism, 9st. ;91b.;. Midian, 9st. 51b.; Patrobos, 9st. flb.; Prancer, Bst. 131b.; 'Aroha,: Bst. 131b.; Torpoint,' Bsi' : 131b.; IMaster.M-addo, Sst. 121b.; San Lass, Bst. 101b.; Sir Solo, Bst. lOlb.; True Knight, Bst. 101b.; Eiya, Bst. 101b.; Bercola, Bst. 91b. i Mortite, Sst. 91b.; Golden Age, Bsfe 81b.; Eangikajraa, 'Bst. 81b.; Kilostere, Bst. 8Ib.; Plantation,: B*t. 71b.; Floater, Bst. 71b.; Goldsby, Bst. 41b.; Tyrannic, Bst. 81b.;' Ladrone, 83t: 21b..; Kaaroa, ' Bst; All Trumps, ;Bst; Sinn Fein, 1 Bst; W-ai-putere, '. Bst; Globe, Bst.; Indian, Bst; Nesfcerine, Bst.; Eva, Bst. ;■ Eanginni, Bst. ; and- Con tho Shaugnraun, Bst.

SPBING HUKDLES, of 200 eovs. About tiro miles.-lleumac, list 01b.; Maggie Paul, lOst. 91b.; Tyrannic/lOst. 01b.; ■TβKn, iOsfc 51b.; Whakaweira, lOst. 31b.; Mahuta, 9st. 101b.; Hydrant, Ost. 101b.; Moose, 9st. 21b.; The-Native, 9st. 21b.; Sleacombe, 9st; Showman, 9st.; Wai,karaka, . 9st.; Rosegrove, -Ost.; and'Himitangi, 9st.. ; i ; : WAITUNA' HACK BrtJEDLES, of 100 eovs. One inilo and" a half.—Mahuta, list. 21b.; Waterworks,- list. 21b.; Wirral, 'lOst. lllb.; The Native, lOst. 101b.; Sleacombe, lOst.- 91b.; -Merry Lawnj 10s£ 21b.; 'Bismarck, 9st. 121b..; Nicotine, 9st.' 111b.;'■Himitangi, Ost;'- 101b.;: Howler, 9st 71b.; Chasemab, Ost. 61b.; Claremont,:-9st. 51b.; Canadian, 9s't.; .All. Trumps, 9st.; and Mooniall, 9st. ■ . : ■■•; . . ' ..: "" : KTWITEA-WELTEE, of 200 sovs. One naki.~ Sharpshooter, •■ lOst.. 91b.; Koran;Dst. 131b,; John, 9st. 121b.; Woodhey*' 9st.' lift.; Shnja,' 9st. 61b.; Lethean, 9st. lib.; Goodwin Park, Bst. 131b.'; -Miss Advance, Bsfc 101b.; Flingot, Bst. 91b.; Astraea, Bst. 91b:,; Sbaimori''Lass,"Bst. 81b.-; The Bark, Bsfc'6H)^Marion, Bst; 51b.; Nicotine, Bst. 51b.;' Tina Toa, fist. ,21b.; Captain: Bell, Bsfc ;■ Piret Mate, Bst.;-Master Laddd, Bst; Cyren'e, Bsfc;' ; Waipuna, Bst.; Dervish, Bst.j The Knight, Bst.:; and Elostere; Bst. FUZEOT HACK FLYING, of 100'sovs. 'Six furlongs;— Merry Frank, 9st.; Lady .Doris, 85t.131b.; Amaru, Bst.'9lb.;. Vibra4ion, Bst. 61b.; Bonfcum, Bst. 61b.; 'Kill, ; Bst. 51b.; Dervish,. Bst. 21b.; Prancer, fet. 21b.;" Singer, ; Bst. lib. ;'■• Hinekorangi, 7st. 131b.; Bow Bells, 7st. Moree, . 7st. 12tb.; Eongomai, 7st lllbi; San Lass, 7st. Sib.; Gladiole, 7st. 71b:.; Ngstrrnanui, 7st 71b.; Nuteliaa;- 7st; 611.; Idolatress, 7st. St. Lronsden, Ist 21b.; Tettknra,7st. ■21b'.'i Lord , Possible, '7st.; Ladrone, 6st. 131b.; Souffifonri; Gst 131b:;: Anrora, - 6st. ' 1018-; St. Alma; , 6st. : lOlb; : "Avaunt, 6st; 9nj.; Liqnor, 6sti9lb.; and St Helena, 6st. 91b. ; ; ■;.■■;.';.;.•■■.■;.■ ■.•'.-; ::;■■

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'• CByTelegiaplfc—Special* Oomepondeiit.) , '.'■■'.-. : : Ghristehurch, :Noromber 14.. '•'■•'' finrairies at" tho,Hospital :to-day, were, answered.', 'to the «2ect, that L. AVilson ntho 'had'his leg',broken, as the result of" an 'accident during ' the ■running of (the Otado Plate- on the third day of tho CJvC. meeting, .was .doing as well as, can be' expected. C. JcrJrinS) who-, sustained- < a.'badly lacerated leg ia tho' same .accident, is'iarpraying, and hopes to, make the journey north on Saturday rriglrt. He wilf be : compelled- to use crutches for eomevrweeks yet,. ~ ■ ..- . . , .

. RACECOURSE ACCIDENT.

:,; '■''', . A JOCKEY KILLED, fcy Tdesraph-Prese=AsEoc4ation-OopyTteht/ •■ ' '■•■■ Sydney, November 13. . A ■jockey-named- Trazise was kiUedi and another jockey named Blatchford badly injured .•through, the horses they wero xiding:.afcf.the..X{ewoa6lJe-Taccs -falling/

:' ABMIDALE CUP.

Melbourne, November 14. Ai 'the~-Cardficld meeting, Diabolo won the»-"Armidale Cup, beating Trriefclebank Iby.bto. lengths.-. J. .'field-of-thirteen included . Antillerie.

.WAIKANAE RACING CLUB.

A meeting of-stewards of the Waikanae Baring Ctub was held at Mahara House on Friday night. Mr: W-, J. Howell, president, was in the chair. For the annual Tace meeting the programme of six races .was passed by the Wellington Racing CJub. It was decided to license book-makers-at ,£5 ss. each, anuto -Hold tho meeting on Monday, January 2, 1911.

NOTES AND'COMMENTS. ffii GlencoeJ : The •: Stead Memorial Cup, which was run.'at the CJ.C. meeting on Saturday for the- third time, has novor failed to provide a fast race. BobrikoS won iu 1908 in 2min. 7sec, and last year in (2miiL-7 2-ssec. This year Los. Angeles .covered the milo and a quarter in 2min. 7sec.' The Australian. Tecord for the distance—2min. feec.—was established by Hova at Flemington, and has stood since November, 1893. .

At the Canterbury Jockey Club's Tccont meeting .tho most successful jockeys were: Hi- Gray, R. Hatch, C. Jenkins, and It. Wi-King, three wins each; W. Yoiing, F. D. Jones, F. E. Jonea, and L. Wilson, two wine-each; and L. Traill, R. Gcanoy, C Cress, Eedmond, C. E. Emerson, A. .Stratford, T. Pritchard, J. Tait, A. Olber, R. slDonald,.and T. OBrien, ono win each.

Messrs. Pyno and Co. hold a sale of blood stock.at Christchurch yesterday, ■when the following lots were sold:— Acrostic, 75 guineas, to Mr. D. OBrien; Zealand, Si guineas, to Mr. E. Buick; Gunboat, 100 guineas, to Mr. M. Prenr dergast; Outlander, 175 guineas, to Mr. M. M'Grath; Warsong, 150 guineas, to. Mr. E. I/mergan. Los Angeles, who was started at 1000 guineas, and rose- to 1200 guineas, was passed in, as were Crown Derby, 105 guineas; .Formless, 300 guineas; and Guianforte, 90 guineas. Kohmoor was sold privately on Saturday during the races at Eiccarton for

200 guineas, and yesterday, at Christchuroli, nn. offer o[ 280 guineas was refused for him. Ho goes into a Dunodin stablo. . By the Mnraroa, which arrives from the south this morning, tho following horses are being brought north:—Mediterranean, Nauniai, l'onatjs, Gold Bird, lvopu, Dirge, Dearest, Diabolo; St. Felix, Inspection, Swimming Belt, Gipsy Belle, Wauchope, Domino, and the Karemu horses, which number nine. F. Wootton has again been engaged to rido as first jockey for Lord Derby in 19il, anVl Lord liofehory will have first call on tho American horseman, D. Maher's services. Jl'LachJan's percentage, for winning tho Melbourne Cup was JE3O2. Burns's percentage for winning tho Maribyrnong Plate was £12, and Bolton's percentage for his three wins while W. 11. Smith's, percentage for winning mounts was £il. Sol. Green, it is stated, has made up the value of M'Lachlan's winning mount.' in the Melbourne Cup to .£IOOO. The four best old horses running at tlio V.K.C.. meoting (says tho "Referee") wero Alawa, Trafalgar, Comedy King, and Son of the Marsh. Comedy King, if he stands, will probably turn out the best horso in Australia. We saw Alawa in something like his true form. Fit and well, he 19 always Trafalgar's master. Trafalgar was certainly tho unluckiest horse at tho meeting. He was a good third in tho Melbourne Stakes, beateii half :a nook in tho Melbourne Cup, and a short head in the C. B. Fisher Plate. E. Cameron rides him well, but he is not a strong finisher. M. Conuell rode a more vigorous finish on Alawa. Beverage and Styria were a long way the best of the three-year-olds, while Philio, Popinjay, and Woolerina were the- best • of. the two-year-olds. Though Woolerina was only third, to Philio and Popinjay in the Maribyrnong Plate,.he is, I think, the best two-year-old of the season; and I have a . fancy that Piastre, in ■ Scobie's stable, v will turn out well.. ,■'.■".'■ y . ' RACING FIXTURES. ," Nov. 16 and 17—Dannevirke B.C. Spring. Nov: 30 and; Dec. I—Feilding K.C. Spring Dec. .7 and B—Woodvillo J.C. Summer.