THE TURF

Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 88, 12 October 1915, Page 4

THE TURF

FIXTURES. October 14 — Masterton R.C. Spring. October 21 and 23— South Canterbury J.C. Spring. October 23 and 25— Wellington B.C. Spring. October 25 — Waipawa. R.C. Annual. October 25— W.iverley-Waitotsra. R.C. Annual. October 25— Waikato Hunt Steeplechase. October 25 and 26— Gore R.C. Spring. October 26 and 27— Greymonth J.C. Spring. October 2S— North Canterbury and Oxford J.C. Annual October 28 and 29— Poverty Bay T.C. Spring. November 3 and 4 — Winton J.C. Annual. November 3 and 6— Auckland R.C. Spring. November 6, 8, 10, and 13— C.J.C. Metropolitan. November 17 and IS— Marlborough R.C. Spring. November 24— Ash lurst-Pohangma R.C. Annual. November 30 and December I— Feilding J.C. Spring. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB j NOMINATIONS FOR SPRING MEETING.For the Wellington Racing Club's Spring Meeting, to be held at Trentham on 23rd and 25th October, nominations have been received as follow :—: — Eimutaka Handicap, of 140 soys; seven furlongs. — Hygia, Hylatus, Seadown, Arlington, Thoughtful, Miraculous, Seddul Bahr, Plunder, Marsinah, i Roumania, Deviation, Parawanui, Wirokino, Otter, Comment, Wailand, Ladoguer, Pearlform, Bronk Delaval, Rongora, Martyress, Tango, Rerehou. Red Ribbon, Lady Nolan, Mystified, Gold Painting, Ulysses, Whisperer. First Hack and Hunters' Steeplechase, of 140 soys ; two miles and a-half. — Naupata, Agatha Green, Happy Jack, Chattis, Lady Renown, Otupai, Nita, Roseblush. Spring Selling Plate, of 100 soys; six furlongs. — Hymettus, Innaladdo, Marsinah, Amity, Wailand, Medallist, Lady Daylesford. ' Wellington Handicap, of 400 soys; one mile and a-quarter. — Midnight Star, Marco Bello, Hoy, Kaminohe, Slogan, Bertrada, Multiply, Bonny Helen, Square Deal, Montana, Byron, Battle Eve, Tangihou, Gold Stream, Nones, Pavlova, " "Deviation, Haumakaka, Sir Knox, Loyal Arch, Bee, Imarose, Kooya, Maniaroa. Shorts Handicap, of 150 soys ; fiv» furlongs. — Balboa, Tete-a-tete, Centre, Hyginas, Sir Musketry, Chakwana, Pariform, Chortle, Glenroy, Ardent, Three, Master Achilles, Taringamutu, Peronilla, Bee, Step, Eligible, Downham. Wainui Handicap, of 150 soys : one mile. — Hygia, Roumania, Ceylon, Slogan, Fair Rosamond, Expect, Rinaldo, Square Deal, Montana, Tangihou, Maltegarde, Black Lupin, Pavlova, Lady Louisa, Peroneal, Indigo, Blackall. Final Scurry Handicap, of 120 soys; five furlongs. — Papuira, Sea Lord, Hyginius, Hylami, Sir Musketry, Manu, Miraculous, Happiness, Panmure, Miss Clements, Maryland, Moutoa Queen, Need, Botanist, Marimba, Pearlform, Ormesby, Probation, Limpet, Martlet, Merry Andrew, Privation, Otter, Occasion, Hillersden, Achilles! — Normandale filly, Pall Mall, Dribble, Sweet Corn, Whisperer. SECOND DAY. Taraxua Handicap, of 140 soys ; one mile.— Midnight Star, Hygia, Hylatus, Seadown, Thoughtful, Siddul Bahr, Plunder Marsinah, Ladoguer, Maltegarde, Martyress, Rerehau, Roumania, Deviation, Parawanui, Wirokino, Wailan 4, Lady Solan, Mystified, Dribble, Ulysses. Second Hack and Hunters' Steeplechase, of 140 soys ; two miles and a-half. — Naupatu, Agatha Green, Happy Jack, Chattis, Lady R«nown, Otupai, Nita, Rose Blush. Spring Trial Stakes, of 100 soys ; six furlongs. — Sea Lord, Hylami, Kellerman, Trickery, Siddul Bahr, Panmure, Moutoa Queen, Tango, Merry Andrew, Probation, Privation, Red Ribbon, Step, Hillersden, Two Lights. Pall Mall, Gold Painting. Pearce Handicap, of 300 soys ; one mile.— Midnight Star, Marco Bello, Hoy, Kaminohe, Roumania, Slogan, Fair Rosamond, Expect, Bertrada, Multiply, Bonny Helen, Square Deal, Botanist, Montana, Byron, Battle Eve, Tangihou, Gold Stream, Pavlova, Master Achilles, Lady Louisa, Taringamutu, Deviation, Peroneal, Ha.umakaka, Sir Knox, Bee, Kooya, Medallist, Maniaroai lmmer, Tatterley, Downham. Juvenile Handicap, of 250 soys ; four furlongs. — Native Lady, Lady Killworthy, Egypt, Hyttus, Hymenaeus," Tressida, Tino Atua, Maorilander, Menelaus, Nystad, Field Battery — Inamorata gelding, Black Hill, Multaine, Thestius, Struggle, Sabana, Rockbound, Sweet Tipperary, Rose Pink, Kilkee, Kilbrogan, Thames, S-waJe, Devotion, Lady General, Tinkler, Bob Espoir. Champion Plate, of 800 sOys ; one mile and a-quarter. — Balboa, Desert Gold, Seadown, Expect, Chortle, Square Deal, Bronk Delaval. Battle Eve, Pavlova, Nones. Loyal Arch, Indigo. Ruahine Handicap, of 120 soys ; six furlongs. — Papauira, Hylatus, Hyginus, Innaladdo, Manu, Thoughtful. Miraculous, Happiness, Panmure, Miss Clements, Nees, Botanist, Marimba, Pearlform, Ormesby, Rongora, Probation, Limpet, Martlett, Rerehau, Merry Andrew, Otter, Comment. Hillersden, Wailand, Sweet Corn, Whisperer. Nai Nai Handicap, of 150 soys : six furlongs. — Balboa, Tete-a-tete, Centre, Hyginus, Arlington, Chakwana, Pariform, Glenroy, Ardent, Rinaldo, Three, Black Lupin, Master Achilles, Lady Louisa, Taringamutu, Peronilla, Bee, Indigo, Step, Veronal, Lady Daylesford, Eligible, Downham. (By "Sir Lancelot.") The nominations received for th* Spring Meeting of the Wellington Racing Club, to be held on the 23rd and 25th inst., compare favourably with last year. The exceptions are the Spring Selling Plate and the Hack and Hunters' Steeplechase. Local racegoers were looking forward to the North Island j cracks meeting Warstep in the Champion Plate, but Mr. Dalgety did not nominate her or Snub. However, with Chortle, Loyal Arch, Desert Gold. Nones, and others engaged the race will bring together most of the best horses at present in commission in the district. Mr. Coyle's handicaps for the first day's events will be declared immediately after the Masterton meeting. CAULFIELD CUP ACCEPTORS (By Telegraph.— l'ress Association.— Copyright.) i MELBOURNE, 10th October. I The following are the acceptors for the— Caulfield Cup, of 5000 soys; one mile and a-half.— Uncle Sam 9.9, St. Carwyne 9.7, Golden Wire 8.9, Reputation 8.8. St. Spasa 8.7, Garlin 8.5, Cyklon 8.3, Defence 7.12, Aurifer 7.12, Miss> Meadows 7.4, Burrabadeen ( ?), Wishing Cap 7.7, Amata 7.7, Lavendo 7.2, William the Silent 6.13, Gladwyn 6.13, Prince Bardolph 6.10. BLOODSTOCK SALES SYDNEY, 11th October. At the bloodstock sales to-day Mr. B. Taylor, of New Zealand, paid 160gns for Sir Tarka. Amongst those passed in were The Fortune Hunter (at 955gns) and Gigandra (700«jns). MAORI MAT SYDNEY, 11th October. Mr. E. J. Watte is sending Maori Mat fwm Melbourne to Quenaknd to fill hi* •"ngageraent in the JSopeful Stakes. '