WAIRAU T.C. MEETING.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1275, 2 November 1911, Page 6

WAIRAU T.C. MEETING.

(By Telegraph—Prcs3 Association.)

Dlenheim, Kevember 1. The Wairau Trotting Club held its first meeting since its amalgamation with tbo Awatero Racing Club. There was splendid weather and a large attendance. Tbo following aro (lie results — MAIDEN HANDICAP, of 24 sovs. One mile and a half.—Mr. W. Bottomley's Miss Lonsdale, ssec., 1; Mr. JeiTrie&'s Wreakin, scr., 2; Mr. A. Fleming's Young Quincey, ssec., 3. Also started: May Alert, "3sec.; Jessie -Maud, 3sec. Miss Lonsdale led throughout and after a good battle just won on the post from Wreakin. Time, 3min. 21see.

STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 25 sovs. One mile and a half.—Mrs. Casey's Tuatara, scr., 1; Lord Roanchild, lOsec., 2; Terry L., Gsec., 3. Also started: Hest.cr, 7sec.; Treason, Bscc.; Angelina. Won by a length without' effort; third horse well in the rear. Time, tain. 2sec.

MARLBOROUGH HANDICAP, of fis sovs. Two miles.—Sir. A. Fleming's Franz Josef, 1250 c., 1; Mr. D. L. Reader's Dooloy, lJssc., 2; Mr. F. Barnes's Marathon, Bsec., 3, Also starfed: Waterloo, 4sec. Dooley led lor most of tho way, but the winner was always handy, and took the lead in tho third round, eventually winning by three lengths. The third horso wns four lomrt.hs away. Time, Sniin. 18sec.

LADrES' BRACELET, of 20 snvs. One mile and a half.—Mrs. A. Fleming's, Terry L., 23see., 1: Miss Hart's Rerenza, 30sec., 2; Miss Molloy's Pl»*vin Joe, SOsec... 3. Also started: Elsie Allerton. scr.; Jessie Maud, 28sec. Terry L. at' once took the lead, trotted beautifully all the way, and won-, easing up, by 30 yards. Time, 4min.,l3see.

PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 35 sovs. Two miles.—Mr. A. Jeffries'? Eclat, 22sec., 1; Mr. G. Hart's Treason, ?Bsec., 2; Mr. F. Barnes's Marathon, Gsec., 3. Also started: Rannerdale, scr.; Dooley, lGsec.; May Alert, 31sec.; The Brook, ; Angelina, 3fecc.; Young Quincey, 3Gscc. A good race, the winner cutting out tho limit horses, and winning, hard pulled, by two lengths. The third horse was three lengths awav. Time, Smin. 40sec. DASH HANDICAP, of 30 sovs. Ono mile.—Mr. J. M'Govern's Chief Ling, "sec., l;Mr. W. Fairhall's Elsio Allert'on, scr.. 2; Mr. T. Keating's Cindette, 12s-cc., 3 The only starters. Won easily. Time, Smin. 3!)«;ec.

FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 25 sovs. One mile—Mr. M. Mahor's Lord Roanchild. 18sec., 1; Mr. .T. O'Brien's Jay Bird, ISsec., 2; Mr. A. Jeffrics's Eclat, lOsec., 3. Also started: Hester, 15scc. i Amalgamation, ISsec.; Miss Lonsdale, 15 sec.; Plain Joe, 20sec. A good race between first and sccond, the rest in a tail.

RICCARTON FORM, TIMES AND PERFORMANCES. (Br TelesraDh.-Special CorresDondent.l Christchurch, November 1. A good number of horses were out before breakfast, but, it being an off morning, there was not a great deal of work doue. Iranui, who arrived yesterday, was sent for a tnilo gallop, which she ran in lmin. 52scc., and Madam Madcap put up a good performance by covering the same distance in lmin. 4-lsec. The Stewards' Handicap maro is very well at pTesent, and she finished up her task in a pleasing manner. Undecided galloped the last six of seven furlongs in lmin. 1750e., and Gipsy Belle sprinted four furlongs in 50 l-ssec. Hawick and Espartero went once round over tho hurdles in lmin. sC;ec., and Dc-nrest left five furlongs behind in lmin. & 1-OSeC. Gold tinder, who moved rather scratchily, was sent twi:e Tound the tan at a stoady pace, and Los Angeles was restricted to half-pace work. Early' Morn covered the last three furlongs of a half-uiile gallop in SSsce., and St. Felix- and St. Petersburg galloped six furlongs in lmin. lOsec., the last five furlongs occupying lmin. 5 3-ssec. Goodwin Park ran a mile and a half in 2min. 17 3-ssec., the last four furlongs in 53;ec.

Ccry and Mi<;s Fry went sis furlongs in lmin. 25sec., and D'nn Leno and lvilosteri covered half a mile in 53sec.

Vice-Admiral, looking very well, went once round on the tan, and sprinted the last three furlongs in 39 i-osec. Red, White and Blue went two rounds at hnlf-nnce, and Glenfield and Gaelic did a schooling task over the hurdles. Pcirc'ne did useful work, and Eangiatna sprinted four furlongs. Merry Frank ran half a mile in 51sec., and Equitas covered the last three of four furlongs in 3S=ec.

Beldame ran half a mile ill 30 3-ssec., a distajice that took Emma 33sec. to negotiate.

l'ukcwai ran the last five of six furlongs in 'lmin. "sec., and Full Rate ran three-quarters of a mile in lmin. 24 4-3?ec. Others who did steady work included Miss Mischief, Gnome, Taffeta, Canute, Lady Georgia, Ahuapai, Ireland, Patriotic, St. Tone.v, Dazzling, Doiuiuo, Fonnby, Outward," Stcpmrier. Winning Way, Coroniform. Frmengarde. Royal Scotch, San Lass, Sapience, Cresbie, Expansion, Kauroa, Prim, Ebouite, Outlander, Bliss Marline, Counterfeit, Masterpiece, Massilia, Bandore. Tannhauser. Pert, Cronstadt, Somersault, Avarice, Qtury, ElcctrakolT, St. Aidan, Merrivonia, and Clamiiena. Vibration is very lame, and will not start at. next week's meeting.

Gold Bird, Naumai, and Hermin arrived from Wellington this morning. While Ireland was working on the tracks this morning a stirrup leather broke, with the result that tlie jockey, F. Hutchinson, sustained a fall and received a severe shaking.