AUCKLAND MEETING

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2479, 4 June 1915, Page 3

AUCKLAND MEETING

GREAT NORTHERN HURDLES WON BY EL GALLO. (By Telezrann.—rress Association.) Auckland, June 3. The Auckland Racing Club's Great Nor la em Meeting opened to-uay in perfect weather. Tne track was Heavy and holding. There was a very large attendance. The tocalisavor handled XIO.SIO lUs., as against J;3G,492 10s. for the opening day fast year. Tfie results are: — iLAIDIiiN SXEEPI/ECIiAbE, of 200 sovs. About two miles and a half. 3 Mr. Cokerton's b. g. N'gatoa, by Ntfatatoa—Leolantis, ag-ed, lU=t. siu. (A. Julian) 1 2 Mr. C. Mumby'a ch. g. Sandy i"aui, aged, list. sib (ifj)onalu; 2 i Mr. L. Amtree's br. m. Lady Saoretache, oyrs., 9st. i2ib. ... (E. Kay) 3 Also started: 1 General Webb, lOst. 71b. (Traiil); 11 JJogger Banli, 9st. )01i>. (Kelly.) ; 10 Nimblefoot, 9st. 71b. (CopestaKe); 0 Sauigo, Sst. 'Jib. (Marchant); 7 lrawudi, 'Jst. 81b. (J. U'Conneil); 9 Pairere, 9st. 71b. (Clarke); S Wakanui, 'Jst. 7ib. (Roach;. Sandy Paul and Dogger Bank were most conspicuous oil reaching the hill the first time, but Dogger Bank singled himself out coming down the hill, and was leading Ngatoa and Lady Sabretache over tile doubles and water jump. Ngatoa led into the straight from Sandy Paul and Lady Sabretache. Once over the last fence Ngatoa won easily by five lengths, whilo in a punishing finish for seconu honours Sandy Paul defeated Lady Sabretache by a neck. Wakanui irai fourth. General Webb and Pairere fell at the stone fence and sod wail respectirely in the first round. Time, smin. JS l-ssec. JERVOIS HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs. 1 Mr. B. Goldwater's ch. t. Loloma, by Monoform—Seabird, lyrs., 9st. lib. (C. iirown) 1 11 Mr. N. B. Lusk's ch. m. Salvia, Gyrs., tot. 121b (Oliver) 2 Mr. T. J. Williamson's blk. g. Colerame, Gyrs., Bst. Gib. (M'Flynu) 3 Also started: 9 King Chiara, lust. 51b. (Reed); 3 Nicomar, lust. 3Jb. (Brady); 5 Kauri King, lOst. 3lb. (M'Millan); 2 Doncaster, 9sl. Sib. (O'Sheaj; G Combustion, Sst. 51b, (Emerson); 8 Gallupin, Sst. lllb. (Robinson); 12 Kaween, Sst. 101 Ij. (H'Devltt); 1 Hima, Sst. Gib. (Uuchauau); IS Glucian, Bst. 41b. (Conway); 16 Ulutanus, Sst. 21b. (H. E. Brown); 1!) Opposition, Sst. 2lb. (Galium); 10 Stepuipaul, Sst. lib. (Chaplin); 14 Hopye, Sst. 31b. (Mullins); hi Ulster, Sst. (Conquest); 17 Brookfield, Sst. (W. Ryan); 21 Parsimony, Sst. (Stockley) ; 13 Toki, Bst. (Tricklebank); IS Lady Lobelion, Sst. (Kennedy); 13 Fionnuala, Sst. (Greenwood); 20 Krishna, Sst. (Henderson) ; 20 Bluerose, Sst., carried Sst. 21b. (Coleman); 15 Crescendo, Sst. (Turner); 15 Lady Gwendoline, Sst. (Steniungj. Krishna and Bluerose and Crescendo and Lady Gwendoline were bracketed. After seme delay at the post by the fractiousntss of Fionnuala and others, the field was dispatched in two lines, there bsing no room to accommodate all the starters. Doncaster and 'Coleraiue were the immediate leaders in front of Loloma, but after three nuiongs Loloma joined Coleraine and the pair turned for home together. Inside the half-distance Salvia came fast on the rails and got within two and a half lengths of Loloma. Coleraine was third, a length behind Salvia, Stepuipaul fourth, with Glucian and Kauri King amongst the next bunch. . Time, lmin. 83 4-osec. MAIDEN HURDLES, of 200 sovs. One mile and three-quarters. X Mr. M. Buckland's ch. g. Monathol, by Monoform—Lady Athol, 6vrs., lOst. 31b (E. Rae) 1 3 Mesdames Foss and Steuart's br. c. Soultikoff, 4yrs., Ost. 71b. ... (Rowe) 2 5 Hen. J. D. Orinond's br. g. Vascular, 4yrs., 9st (Adams) 3 Also started: Blue Garment, Dst. 131b. (Conway); 7 Golden Glow, 9st. lllb. (Anderton); 10 Valentine, bst. 101b. (Roach); 2 Harbour Light, 9st. Sib. (M'Flinn); I Monorail, Ost. Gib. (M'Devitt); 6 Master Regcl, 9st. 41b. (J. O'Conr.ell); 11 Kaimanuka, 9st. 21b. (Hall); 12 Ovation, 9st. lib. (Adolph); 13 Luperin, 9st. (O'Connor); 9 Dandy. Breeze, Ost. (Adams). Luperin was an early leader, but was soon displaced by Dandy Breeze, who then ran off. Going along the back, Harbour Light was amongst the leaders, bu,t he fell at the third last fence. Monathol was in front over the last half-mile, being joined by Soultikoff at th& turn. However, the last-named made a bad jump at the last fence, and Monathol ran home a winner by a length. Vascular was five lengths further off third, Golden Glow, Luperin, Valentine, and Master Regcl being the only others to finish, the rest falling at different stages. Time, 3miu. 30sec. GREAT NORTHERN HURDLE RACE, of 1250 sovs. Two miles and a half. 4 Mr. W. J. Ralph's b.g. El Gallo, by Spalpeen—Lobelia, oyrs., 9st. (Scott) 1 5 Mr. D. P. Morahan's br g. Tragedy King, sys., 10st. 131b (Julian) 2 7 Hon. J. D. Ormond's b. h. MoTecambe, aged, lOst. 81b (Adams) 3 Also satrted: Admiral Soult, 12st. 71b. (Flynn); Hereford, list. 31b. (Peerev); Black Northern, lOst. 131b. (Traill); Royal Arms, lOst. 131b. (M'Flinn); Corrie, list. lUb. (M'Sweeney); Styrax, lOst. 61b. (Reid); Immensity, lOst. Gib. (J. O'Connell); Pip, 9st. 51b. (Anderton); Jolie Fille, 9st. 31b. (Tilsley); Glenorchy, 9st. lib. (M'Donald); Tararu Jack, 9st. (Roach); Queen's Post, 9st. (Trhklebank). From a good start, Tararn Jack and Jolie Fille were the actual leaders past the stand and into the back stretch, when Queen's Post took up the running. El Gallo and Corrie were amongst the bunch just behind the leaders. Goiug out on tlie last circuit, El Gallo was racing nicely in fifth position, but was third along the back, and was second to llorecambe half a mile from home, with Tragedy King handy. El Gallo cleared tho last fence safely, and eventually won by three lengths from Tragedy King, who was a length ahead of Morecambe, with Corrie fourth. Styrax and Glenorchy fell. Time, (mill. 57sec. CORNWALL HANDICAP, of GSO sovs. One mile and a quarter. 1 Messrs. Collis and Casey's br. g. Colonel Soult, by Soult—Lady Winnie, syrs., 9st. 131b (C. I3rown) 1 G Mr. E. J. L. Rae's br. f. Self, fyrs., Sst. 4lb (Kennedy) 2 S Jlr R. Hannon's br. f. Tinopai (tvrs., Ost. lib (Brady) 3 Alsc> started:. 10 Ladoga, 11st. 21b (Reid); 3 Emperador, lOst. Gib. (Emerson); 5 Haskayne, lOst. 21b. (Adams); 9 Wnimanga, Bst. 131b. (Oliver): 9 Tangiwai, Sst. 21b. (Conquest); 2 Prince SouAt, 8-t. lfllb. (M'Millan); J1 Campeador. Sst. slb. (O'Shea): G Castalia, fst. Mb. (Buchanan); 4 Gold Fran, Sst. 'lb. <\V. Kvau); 7 Heather Mixture, Sst. (L. Wilson). Waimangu and fangiwai were bracketed. and Castalia was bracketed with Self. After some delay caused by tho fractious habits of Prince Soult, the field was sent away in good line, Colonel Soult, Campeador. and Self lieing the leading division round the lirst turn. Colonel Soull had Gold Fran as his nearest attendant lour furlongs from home, but at the straight entrance several challenged. Self and Tinnpai making determined efforts in the run home. Colonel Soult eventually Win by « length anil a quarter from Self, who was three-quarters oi a length

ahead of Tinopai, with Prince Soult : fourth. Time, 2inin. 1G 3-ssec. HUNT CLUB HURDLES, of 200 sovs. Two miles. ■ ifr. J. J. Preston's Ij. g. Tat;aniui, by Pukaki—Pauline, Gyrs,, 111). ' (TiUlry) 1 Mr. T. Wilson's br. g. Waimai, 'hts., , lost 2 jrr. A. Rayne's br. g. Adv-iucer, aged. ! 10st. 7lb (Julian) 3 i Also started: 9 Fireawa.v lOst. 10lb. ' (Flynn); S Transfer, lOst. (ilb. (Conway); i Master Leslie. 10-1. lilb. (M'Flinn): 7 Black Bobs, lOst. (O'Conne!l); 3 Tarero. 1 lOst. (Arnlmvs): Ift Cap'.ain Look. Iftsl. (Rae); 11 Inspector, 104. (Scott): li Heather Boy, lOst. (Hall). Black Hobs and Tarero were out in ; front passing the stand ard round the I back, but half a mile from home Waimai took up the running, and was being ' loudly proclaimed when Takanini came in j a struggle up the straight, and eventually , won by a neck. Waimai wai eight lengths ahead, of Advancer, with Master Leslie ' fourth. Time, lmin. (i 3-oscc. ' MEMBERS' rTANDIC.AP, of 350 sovs. Five furlongs. ' 5 Jlr. F. W. Arnold's eh. m. Tact, by Obligado—Tito, oyrs., Sst. 131b. (M'Millan) 1 . 1 Mr. J. George's br. g. Glenrov. avrs., 9st. 711. (A.'Oliver) 2 11 Mr. ,las. Hartley's blk. m. Lady Middleton, srs., 7st. 71b. ...(Brady) 3 Also started: 12 Tatterley, lOst. 121b. (L. Wilson); 2 Bimeter, lOst. 51b. (Emerson); 4 Tyson, 9st. Gib. (Reid); IS Avon Park, Ost. 41b. (M'Carten); 7 Goldfire, Ost. 31b. 1 (Tricklebank); 13 Ifaniki, Bst. 91b. (Kob- 1 inson); 15 Worcester, Sst. slb. (Chaplin); 6 Try Fluke, Sst. 41b. (C. Browne); 20 Genevieve, Sst. (Henderson); 9 Potoo. lOst. 71b. Ol'Flinn); 8 Toreador, flst. Sib. (Conquest); 10 Hyettns, Ost. olb. (Adams); 3 milestone, Ost. 31b. (Buchanan): 10 Zion, ' Sst. slb. E. Browne); 14 Tripoli, Sst. filb. (O'Shea): 17 S-t. 2lb. (Ryan); 19 C'hime, Sst. (Kennedy). There was some delay at the post, but. when they were let go Tyson ?oon got to the front and led round the homo turn, ! with Tattrley handy. A great race home 1 ended in Tact getting the verdict by two lengths and a half, with Lady Middleton third, a length and a half away. Hyettus was fourth. Timo, liniz 4 3-s?ee. SECOND DAY'S WEIGHTS. Auckland, June 3. Folowing are the weights for the second ' day of the A.R.C. Winter Meeting:— BANFURLY HANDICAP. One mileKing Chiara, fist, lib.; Kauri King, list.; Loloma, lOst. 131b.; Doncastor, lOst. 41b.; Gold Fran, lOst. 31b.; Combustion, lOst. 21b.; Makura, 9st. 81b.; Kaween, Ost. 71b.; Hadj, Ost. 51b.; Gold Mount, flst. slb. i Hima, 9st. 31b.; Glucian, Ost. 31b.; Signo, Ost. 31b.; Hemisphere, 9st. lib.; Plenipotent, Ost. lib.; Ovation. 9st. lib.; Heather . Mixture, Ost.; Glutanus, 9st.; Opposition, flst.; Stepinpaul, 9st.; Ulster, Ost.; Brookfield, 9st.; Matakana, flst.; P.Trsimon, 9st.; Toki, 9st.; Lady Lobelia, 9st.; Fionulla, 9st.; Marconi, 9st.; Crescendo, Ost.; Lady Gwendolin, Ost.; Tamahere, 9st.; Miss Avalanche, 9st. ORAKEI HURDLES. One mile and three-quarters.—Monathol, list. 31b,; Tiro, hanga, lOst. 131b.; Birkful, lOst. 8)b.; Jolie Fille, 9st. 131b.; Soultikoff, 9st .131b.; Blue Garment, 9st. 121b.; Dogger Bank, 9st. 121b.; Toreador, 9st. 121b.; Harbour IJght, 9st. 71b.; Valentine, 9st. 61b".; Monorail, 9st. Gib.; Master Regal, 9st. lib.; Vascular, 9st. lib.; Kaimanuka, 9st.; Ovation, 9st.; Silverdale, 9st.; Wairangi, Ost.; Pairerie, 9st.; Companion, Ost.; Automatic, flst.; Marconi, flst.; Luperin, 9st.; Dandy Breeze, 9st.; Ballygowan, 9st.; Devastation, 9sit.; Tararu Jack, 9st. REML 7 ERA HURDLES. Two miles.Admiral Soult, list.; Trasedy King, list.; Hereford, lOst. 131b.; Morecambe, lOst. 101b.; Royal Arms, lOst. 91b.; Corrie, lOst. 71b.; El Gallo, lOst. 71b.; Immensity, Ost. 131b.; Cornelian, Osit. lllb.; Bollin, Ost. 81b'.; Birkful, Ost. 71b.; Pip. flst. 21b.; Jol : e Fille, 9st.: Vascular. 9st.; Master Regal. 9st.; Oueen's Post, 9st. PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Ladoga, list. 121b.; Colonel Soult, list. 121b.; Tatterley. 11st. 41b.; Crown Pearl, list. 31b.; Emperador, list, "lb.; Potoa, lOst. 131b.; Haskayne, KM. 131b.; Bimeter. lOst. lllb.; King Lupin, Iflst. 10lb.; Bon Reve, lOst. 101b.; Tacit, lOst. Sib.; Lady Middleton, lOst. lib.; Tinopai, lOst. 31b.; Peg. lOst.: Achilledes, Ost. 131b.: Hvottus.M. 131b.; Marshal M'Donald, flst. 131b.: Gearge, flst. 131b.; Avon Park, Ost. 101b.: Blnestone. Ost. 101b.: Prince Soult, 101b.: Book, 9-'t. 101b.; Goldfire, 9st. 91b.: Waimangu, 9-t. nib.: Munster. flst. Sib.: Jolie Fille, flst. Gib.; King Chiara, Ost. 5H>.; Nicomar, 9st. lib.: Pstronale, flst. 41b.: Banksia, 9st. 41b.; Kaniki. 9st. 31b.; Castalia. Ost. 21b.; Camopador. Ost. 21b.; Monorail, 9st. ' lib.; The" Dodder, Ost. lib.; Worc -ster. 9;t. lib.; Altcar, flst. lib.; The Great 1 Mogul, Ost. lib.; Tangiwni, 9st.; Gold 1 Fran. 9st.; Tripoli, 9st.; Combustion, 9st.; 1 Trv Fluke. 9st. JITiIPERS' FLAT HANDICAP. One mile and a half. —Admiral Soult, 10<t. ! lllb.; Styrax, lOst. Sib.;. Spalfish, lOst. ' 71b.; El Gallo, lOst. olb.; Hereford, 10?t, 31b.; Ccirie, lOst. 31b.; Birkful, Ost. 121b.; • Immensity, Ost. 91b.; Harbour Light, 9st. 1 21b.; Blue Garment, 9st. 21b.; Queen's Post, flst. 21b.; Lady Sabretache, Ost.; 1 Ballygowan, 9st.