THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 190, 9 May 1922, Page 7

THE TURF

TROTTING NEW BRIGHTON HANDICAPS. BY TBLEOBAPH—PBEBS ASSOCIATION. Dunedin, May 8. The following handicaps have been declared for the first day of the New Brighton Trotting Club’s meeting:— FIRST AMATEUR HANDICAP, of 140 sovs. One mile and a half. — Mushroom, scr.; Sally Dillon, 2sec.; Wandiligong, 6sec.; Helenwood, Pete Peter, Bray Peter, Maori Princess, 7sec.; Earl Derby, Culverden, Rankin, Sherry, Bseo.; Le Todd, Waiwera, White Lupin, Gay Child, lOsec.; Diameter, Housemaid, 12sec.; Cousin Jenny, 135e0.; Miss Wood, Weowner, 14sec.; Cherry Blossom, Bungay, Peta Mac, Peter’s Pet, Rousoabout, Marine, Golden Lock,' Vicanda, Wild Hebe, Someday, Freeman, Gold Digger, Ruby Lincoln, Panama, Jeff Dillon, Red Oak, Gentle 'Ribbons, Bold Peter, Moon Peter, Huon, The Lily, Whispering Girl, Kelman, Waiti, One Step, Ravensworth, 15seo. BELFAST HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile and a half. —Cammie, scr.; Peter King, Make Mako, Taraire, 2sec.; Prince Athol, Progress, 4sec. ; Coldwater, Lady Wildwood, Cole Drift, ssec.: Blue Chimes, New Court, Albert Wallace, Queen Chimes, Huia Bird, Gold Crest, 6sec. ; Ivy Islington, Pedro, Ponto, Olive Huon, Kodal, Avenue, 7sec.; Final Leave, Fernmoqr, Reta’s Greeting, Mary Hill, Energetic, Bing Boy, Waipero, Minney Yet, Edith Chimes, Lelia Denver, Calmness, Bsec.; Bonny Logan’s handicap withheld. BURWOOD HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. Two miles.—Vice-Admiral, scr.; Onyx, Nita Bell, Agathos, Isec.; Nancy Stair, Goldstream, 2sec. ; Bell Fashion, Wjld Briar, 3sec.; Loganwood, Emperor, Indra, Child Pointer, Lord Lytton, 4sec.: Thixendale, Hayseed, Hannah M., Ben Lomond, Sympathy, sseo, SEA VIEW HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Two miles.—Koraki, Downcast, scr.; Oak Nut, Xavier, 2sec.; Prinzora, 3sec.; Dolly Dillon, Bill Brown, Dandy Chimes, 4soc.; Prince Burlington, Progress, Coldwater, Watchman, Malachy, 6sec.: Olive Huon, Blue Chimes, Bsec.; Dillon Shine, Wet Day, Irish Eyes, Eric Rothschild, Out Step, Appleshaw, Placid, lOsec. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 230 sovs. Two miles. —Lady Patricia, Rostrever, The Plumber, Peter McKinney, scr.; Renown, Paul Huon, Isec.; Bon Sonty, Mushroom, Nightbom, 2sec. ; Drifting Spec, Bundaberg, Marble Hall, Sally Dillon. 3sec.; Marvola, 4sec.; Lobster, Two Bells, sseo.; Our Lady, 6sec.; Welcome Reta, 7sec.j Mangqutu, Sir Wildmoor, Lee Norris, Bsec.; Proud Ata, Dillon S., Parole Bells, Rankin, Bon Elect, Wandiligong, Rose Peters, Dragoon Junior, Earl Derby, St. QuenDASH HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Ono mile.—All Bell, scr.; William the First. 2seo.; Brown’s Nugget. Ballin, Down, cast, Latona, Ssec.; Tiranna, Tobermary, Peter King, Mako Mako, Imperial Fan, Proud Logan, Lincoln Huon, 4sec.; Homeleigh Dick, Delta, ssec.; Lonebird, Florence La Badrn, Bigamist, Colchester, Annie's Dream, Albert Wallace, Localism. Energetic, Golden Pippin, Malachv, Belle Logan, Petrova, Lady Teddington, Royal Chance, Ratana, 6sec. .WAINONI HANDICAP, of 230 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Paul Default, Matchlight, scr.; Locanda Dillon, 2scc.; Onyx, 3sec.; Logan Queen, Alto Chimes, 4sec. : Pitaroa, Master Hal, Lady Joan, Star Queen, Pleasant Mount, Glen Mavis, Lord Lytton. Colenut, Rorke’s Drift, Betrayer, Indra, ssec. ; Peter Mac. William the First, Irvar, Doreen Dillon, Prinzora, Final Leave. 6sec. , ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile.—Glen Mavis, scr.; Lens, William the First. Soprano, Isec. : Idris, Ballin. Bill Brown, 2sec.; Silver Locanda. Watchman, Tiranna, Imperial Fan, Oaknut, Proud Logan, 3sec.; Tauhinu. Hicorywood, Royal Chance, 4see.; Russell Maid, Florence La Badie, Annie’s Dream, Irish Eyes, Nutwood Junior,s Queen Chimes, Proud Elsie, Prince Burlington', Cole Drift, ssec. - ADELAIDE CUP WON BY REPIQVJE. By Tsr.soF.ipii— Press association. (Rec. May 8, 10.5 p.m.) Adelaide, May 8. At the South Australian Jockey Club’s meetjng the following was the result of the ADELAIDE CUP, of 1000 sovs. One « mile and five furlongs. Repique, by Piquet—Hasty Agnes 1 . Socratea ..." 2 Crusader 3 Won by two lengths. Time. 2min. 49$sec. ~ EGMONT SCRATCHINGS. BY TELXCAAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION. Hawera, May 8. Egmont Park was scratched this morning for the Mcßae Memorial Handicap, at the Egmont meeting. Foeman and First Line wore scratched for all engagements, and Baronet for the Hack and Hunters’ Hurdles.

NOTES AND COMMENTS

By Glencoe. The winter meeting of the Egmont Racing Club will open to-morrow and will be concluded' on Thursday. Racing will commence at 11 a.m. each day. The weights for the Wanganui and Auckland meetings made their appearance yesterday. As a whole, they were well received, though most people were prepared to see. Ngata get more than lOst. 131 b. in the Great Northern Steeplechase. The cables did not advise us whether the stallion Egypt was sold at the Sydney sales, but stud groom E. Brandon, who' returned yesterday, states that Desert Gold’s brother was sold to tho Wagga breeder, Mr. J. McGrath, for 350gns. Top price for brood mares at the Svdnoy sales was brought by the Okawa-bred Belfry (Demosthenes—La Cloche), who realised 310gns. Eleven horses were on tho Sydney boat which arrived yesterday afternoon. They included Mr. K. D. Duncan’s horses Solfnnello and Vindictive, who failed to find buyers on the other side and also the yearlings purchased on behalf of New Zealand owners. In addition to tho Magpie—Maltee colt, purchased by Mr. E. J. V att for Mr.. Charles Elgar, of Featherston, a Tressady—Silverfoil colt was also secured for the same owner. Both youngsters arrived yesterday, and were taken charge of by Trainer P. E. Hnzolman. They are to be railed to thoir new home this morning.' The Southland owner, Mr. A. G. Hill, was a free buyer at the Sydney yearling sales, and altogether he secured four lots. They are a bay colt bv Buckwheat from St. Regis, black colt bv Sir Dighton from Apple Blossom, bay filly bv Eaton Lad from For- ’ micary, and a bay filly by Roseworthy from Court Martin], The youngsters camo over in charge of E. Brandon, but tlm Wingatui trainer. Fred. Shaw, is arriving from the south this morning to arrange for their passage on to Dunedin. . , » „ , A Tressady mare arrived from Sydney yesterday, and is to be. sent to the Waifcanae stud, where she will be mated with Boniform. The mare is the property of tho well-known Sydney owner Mr. J. Brennan. Mr G. D. Greenwood’s Tressady— Lady Grafton colt arrived from Sydney yesterday along with the Shopherd

King colt purchased for a Canterbury friend. They were shipped on to Lyttelton by the ferry steamer in charge of J. Brandon, a son of the wellknown stud groom of that name. Tho Trontham trainer J. Ayres has gone for a month’s holiday to the West Const. Ayres formerly camo from tho Coast, and he used to he a prominent horseman there. A recent addition to C. Pritchard s stable is the aged gelding Goldshino, who is to be prepared for hurdle racing. A yearling filly by Treadmill from Ayah has been attached to H. Lorigan’s stables at Trontham. Solfanello and Vindictive, who arrived back from Svdney yesterday in charge of H. R. Telford, are to bo turned out for a few weeks’ spell in the paddock. With the exception of Blackmail and Sunny Corner, whrf have immediate engagements, the whole of H. Telford’s team are being given an easy time, and they will not bo required to sport silk again this season. The two-voar-old Deroulede has become rather dainty of late, so Tier trainer x]ins decided to put her by till the new season comes round.