THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 977, 18 November 1910, Page 7

THE TURF.

AUCKLAND SUMMER MEETING. ' WEIGHTS JOB THE CUP. . . (By Telegraph.— Frcsa Association.) Wanqanui, November. 17. Mr. Geo. Morso has declared the following weights for the principal events at the Auckland Racing Club's 6uinmor meeting:— ■ .AUCKLAND CUP, of 2000 sovs. Two miles. •.■..-"■■ 6tlb ■ . stlb Master Soult 9 1 Birkdale -. 612 'Diabblo .... 813 Cullinau 611 Bridgo ...;..'■ 811 The Lark ... 610 Oiyoi 810 Parable G 10 Maori King 8 4 Master Theory 610 Sedition ... 713 • Domino 0 9 Salute ...... .7 13' Manapouri GO Husbandman. 7-12 Apellon .... C 9 Kopu 7 10 Eegain 6 9 AVainmngu 7 9 Prophet 6 9 North East 7 8 Eangikapua 6 8 : Roosevelt. .... 7 7, Vice-Admiral 6 8 Polymorphous 7 6 Poictiers .... 6 7 King.'Soult... 7 5 Waitapua. ... G 7 Santa Itosa 7 .5 Golden Loop G 7 Formby ...,„■ 7 5 Royal News G 7 ■ • Sir Prize ... -7 3 'Cheddar G 7 . Wimracra .., .7 2 • Michaoloff ,■ 6 7 Formedeu ■ 7 3 Scotch 6 7 Paisano .... 7 1 6 7 John 7 0 ". Diinborve ... 6 7 Advocate .... 7 0 Coromandel G 7 . Mendip .... Gl2 Gpldflelds ... G 7 • ' Shuja ....... 612 Monolopo .... G 1 Tribulation Gl2 Bully 6.7. Waiari ...... 612 TJhlnndo ... 6 7 • Chief Lochicl G 12 Virtue 6 7 Sea Elf ;..... 612 Lawn Rose 6 7 Merriwa ...... Gl2 Gold Circle G 7 : GRAFTON HURDLES. Two miles.— Prophet/ 12st. :71b.; Tauira, list. 71b.; Continuance, list.. 21b.; Lady Patricia, lOst. lib.; Dnnborve, lOst.Ulb.; Black Northern, 10st.;.Hautapu, 9st. 131b.; Ox-' ton, 9st. 131b.; Swagsman, 95t.,101b.; Tui Cakobau; 9st. 71b.; Reservoir, 9st. 41b.; Hoanga,\9st.' 41b.; Delegate, 9st. 31b.; Oiiiati,-' 9st.; .Spectre, -9st.; Don Quex, 9st.; 'Nelius,' 9st.; Royal, Day, Ost.; Bis: niarok, 9st.; and Napenape, 9st. RAILWAI HANDICAP. Six furlongs. —Armlet, 9st. 41b.; • Salute, 9st. lib.; Penates, Bst.' 131b.; Provocation, Bst. 131b.; Nyland, Bst. lllb.;-Theodore, Bst. Gib.; Gipsy Belle, 'Bst. ■ 31b.; King Soult, Bst. lib.; Turbine, 7st. 121b.; Miss Winnie, 7st. .'lilb.j Faunus, 7st. 111b.; Madam Madcap, 7st. 111b.; Kakama, 7st. 101b.; Wauchope, 7st. 101b.; Chief Lochicl, 7st. 81b.; Birkdalo, 7st. 71b.; Perl d'Or, 7st--61b.; Kohinoor, 7sfc. 51b.; Orari, 7st. 51b.; War Soug,'7st. 41b.; Tribulation, 7st. 41b.; Tamainupo, ; 7st. 41b.; Emblem, 7st. 31b.; St. Toney, 7st. 21b.; Kapanga, 7st, 21b.; Shuja, 7st. 21b.'; Tenterhook, 7st. 21b.; Countermine, 7sfc lib.; Tnuekaha, 7st. •lib.; 'Winning Post, . 7st.; Sea Elf, 7st; All Guns, ■ 7st. j Master Theorv, 7st.; Scotch Plaid, Gst. 131b.; Iney, .fist 121b.; Ashby, 6st. 121b.; Vice-Admiral, 6st. lllb.; Apellon, Gst. 101b.; Tattoo, Gst. 101b.; General Soult, 6st. 101b.;. Dazzling, Gst. 10lb.; Hohungatahi, Gst. 101b;; Blue-Gar-ment, Gst. 91b.; Inspection, Cst. 91b.; Mahinga, ~.6sti. 81b.; Genius, .Gst. 81b.; Urukehu, 6st; 71b.; Gold Circle, Gst. 71b.; Kithara, Gst. 71b.; Big Blast, 6st. 71b.; Mary Ann, Gst. 71b.;. Julian; Gst. 71b. s Muskewai, Gst. 71b.; Peacemaker, 6st. 71b.;. Poictiers, Gst. 71b.; Monolope, Gst. 71b.; Elegance, 6st. 71b.;Duart, Gst. 71b.; Glenspring, 6st. 71b.; Lady Reinn, Gst. 71b.; and Maxwell, .Gst..7lb, - ' '.' : DANNEVIRKE RACES.' ";• CONCLUDING DAY. - ;/ -(By Tielcsraph.—Press Association.) .■....■• . Darinev'iiik'e,' November ' 17. Ihe Danneyirke Racing Clubs Spring Meeting was concluded to-day in ideal weather, and before a good attendance The. racing throughout .was, interesting. The starting of;Jfi\ R. H.'Sk,ipwith formed the subject of general ctimplinieniary comment. Results:— .. ■ ■ ■ • , WAIKOPIRO HURDLES. One mile and a half.—Sleacombe. lOst. 131b., 1; To rWhetu, lOst. 111b.,'2; Wirral,'«lost.7,l2lb., tf.'rfAlso started: MohtJ;.-9st.T' ; Spuhiardi 9st; and Seaworthy, 9st,- 'Won easily. Moat and Spaniard fell. Time, 2min. 53sec. ■■■.■■'■■.■■.■'■.• "' < *'• '; NOVEMBERS HANDICAP. ': Six . fhr'longs—Sad Queen, Bst. 81b., 1; Gold Battery, Bst. 41b, .2; 'Sublime, Bst. 91b'., . 3. Alßo.Btarted: TinaToa, 9st.; and'Cyrene, 7st. 91b. A splendid.race. Time, Imin. i6sec. ■■-. • ',•"., TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. Fivo furlongs.—Tigerine, Bst. 101b., lr Gladiole, 7st. 131b., 2; Moreykoff, Bst. 41b., 3. Also started: Amaru, Bst. 81b. , ; VibTation, Bst. slb.j Bowbells,! 7st. 131b.; Eongomai, 7st. lllb;; and Julian, 6st 91b. . Won Time, ■ Imin.. 2sec. ■ : ■ . RUAHINE. . -WELTER HANDICAP. Seven furlongs;— Composed, Bst., 1; Ariom, 9st. 31b.; 2; Master Laddo, Bst 101b., 3.Also started) Torpoint, Bst; lllb.; Mprtite, Bst. 10lb.; Illustrious, Bst. 71b.; Raupare,Bst. 61b.; Kaufoa. Bst. lib.; Ukuia, 7st. 71b.; and Lady Edna, 7st. 71b. ' Time, Imin. 29 l-ssec. "■■'.'' ■ SPRING HANDICAP, of 150 . milo and a distance/ Mr. H. Eva's br. g.'. Highden, >by Men ; ■riwee—Balm,' aged,,6st, 71b. ". :."..' (Emerson) I. VT, Bsfc. 101b. _„'..„.._' ."...........,....'... 2 Voetgang, 6st. 121b. 3 Also started:. Clemora, 9st; Te Puia, Bst. 21b.; Lethean,- 7st, 91b.; and Marton, 7st. 31b. '• ■ •■■ ... Woa by two lengths. -, Time, Imin. 57 sec. • ■' ■ ; ■ THE'SHOUTS.'"Weight,'7st. 71b. Five furlongs.—Golden Ball, 1; The Rover, 2;' Lifeline, 3. ■ Also started: Soultiform, Ngakau, ! Puietotnra,'.arid Patu. The winner led throughout. Time, lmin.-> 2 3-ssec. '•• , PIBIPIRI Hji.NDICAP. Seven fnrlongs.—Nimiru, Bst. Blb., 1; Iferrio Frank, ,9st. 51b., 2; Merrio Valet, 6st. 101b., 3. Also started: Passive, Bst. 101b.; San Lass,. Bst. lib.; Queen of Scots, 6st. 71b.; Eva, Gst. 71b.; and Artistic, 6st. 711). Won by a neck.. Time, Imin. 29 4-ssec. • ORINGrWELTER HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Marton,. 9st. 21b., 1; Captain Bell, Bsfc. 71b., 2;' Cyrene, Bst. 61b,, 3; Also started:. Sublime, t!st. 71b.; Lamsdorff, 9st.'4lb;j Highden, 9st.; Separator, Bst. 91b.; and Berengaria, 75t..71b. Won by a long Deck. Time, Imin. 30sec. The sum of .£9269 passed through the machino for the two days, as. compared with .£9384 last year. Bookmakers fees totalled NOTES ON THE RACING- ■ (By.'.Tcleßrapn..-SDecial OorrcsnonilontJ ' , palmerston North, November .17. . Waterworks was withdrawn from the Hurdles, being reserved tor tho Feilding meeting. To Whctn. and Wirral were both better backed than Sleacombe. The race was robbed of some interest by Moat and Spaniard falling; at'the second fence. Te Wlletu and Wirral drow out from the field at first, bn , late:-both ran .themselves to a standstill. Te Whetu could not respond when Sleactfmbe challepged. ' . , .. Gold Battery - (A. Oliver) looked like winning the November Handicap from end to end, but made n. poor effort when Sea Queen, who was always at; a false price, - challenged insido the distance. With another stone on her back Tigerine won as easily as on the" previousi day in the same time. This was her third win in as many starts. Oladiole was again' runner up. None of thCK others were within striking distance of the winner, who will not bo long winning her way out- of the hack class. Ariom (stable, mato of Tigerinc) nearly repeated her first day's performance. She beat everything . except Composed San Fran-Aio), a stable mate of Tina Ton, who has not done much good since she won the Guineas last season. She was ridden by W, Price,-who scored on Sea Queen earlier in the day. Composed was much better backed -than on the previous day, when she finished out of- a place.in the race won by Morce. Clemora was always favourite • for tho Spring Handicap, but could only finish fourth in a fast ' run race. After acting as pacemaKcr for about .tivo furlongs, Vi gavo way to Voetgang. In the straight the Merriweo mare again took charge, and looked as if shq were going to land tho double, until Highden shot out of the ruck, half-way down tho running, and came Highden had tho benefit of C. Emerson's services. He is a more experienced rider than J. Eva, who had the mount on the previous day. Golden Ball, runner-up to Eangiatua in the Maiden Race, was favourite for the Scurry, arid, anticipatinir the Jiar-

rier, was nevor hoaded. Soulliform looked like being dangerous at balf way, but died away again, and just missed a place. Til the Piripiri Hack Handicap Niwaru (Torpedo—Lady Heart) was sent out thn hottest fvourite of the meeting. Jlerrie Frank got out In his best style, and appeared unlucky to lose. Sublime, Jlarton, Cyreiie, and Highden (who carried 101b. penalty) were saddled up again in the Oringi Welter. Separator (a stable mate of Niwaru) was always at. a ridiculously short price, but was never in the leading division. Captain Bell {jot out smartly on the rails,. and led till the straight, where Marton, who was one of the least fancied, shot up, and scored cleverly. He was ridden by C Price. FEILDING ACCEPTANCES. Owners nro reminded.that acceptances for the first day's events at the Feilding Jockey Club's meeting aro due to-night. RACING. FIXTURES, Nov. 30 and Dec. I— Feildiug E.C. Spring. Dec. 7 and B—Woodville J.C. Summer.