SPORTING.

Evening Star, Issue 16257, 28 October 1916, Page 2

SPORTING.

A.R.C. SPRING MEETING made ?" Ilowing I fi . ,lal PWnts have been SmiiV \r T f ' Clio,l . W i th the Auckland 855./SSS. ' vl ” h - Inf N .°. rthe ™ Guineas, l.OOOsovs. " erati ™ 8.10, Hylhis 8.10, Rebel BS’ p ß \°fi G m oog 0 o g al0 > General .Toffre foim fl°f m 8 ’ 10 ; > Vh *tehnll 8.7, Gulinloim 8.5, Independence 8.5, Sweet Tinperary 8.5, Waiuta 8 5 P Welcome Stakes, 850sovs. Sf.-Demotfc i-Zr Ici VJ m , Kln S 8.5, Rathlin 8.5, Scottish Knight 8.5, Bagdad 8.2, Biimr!ll B ‘ 2 ’; E 0 n o Ph n 8 ’ 2 ’ Woodv Glen (late Gallowaj) 8.2, Gwent 8.2, Agnestes 8.0 tom 8n V D p e?m 8 ' 0 ’ : Uctalhun 8.0, Monaao ’ ponthesiiea City Handicap. l.OOOsovs. U m .__ Colonel Soult 9.0, King Lupin 812 Bisogne 8 0 Lady Pennrv 7.9, Prince Merrrwee 7.8, El Gallo 7.8. To Papapa 7.0, Sn Ralph 7.0, Coral King 6.7. The following acceptances have been lecencd tor tho handicap events: Maiden Hurdles, SOOsovs. Urn—Barb wax WJ Doncaster 10.6, Brookfield 10.4, Gmdmg W o y 10.0. The Celt 9.6. Ulster 9 0 Towl 61 ’ on’ G( . ,nt ' l,sioll 9-3, Nildahm 9.0, Jokatoka 9.0, Kmcora 9.0, Akuhata rli S nn R °o. 9 - 0 ' Inmahere 9.0, Caberfeidh 9.0, Olulaneons 9.0. Dolmav 9.0 lonnessce j.O Oiutm-euo 9.0. Pitan 9.0.’ Unehunga Steeplechase. oOOsnvs, \bonfc 3m.—Okaihan 11.6. Tragedy Kino- 11.3, Tarero KITS, Glnepot 10.11.'Golden Glow 10.5, Bonny Jean 10.5, Mollyhawk 10 2 mi ‘X,. Monarch 9 ’ 8 ’ Captain Lock 9s! lire Channel 9.7, Dcwv Morn 9.7 Warhead 9.7. ‘ ’

Shorts Handicap, 300sovs. 5f T°‘f n rn i tt T ly B ’ l2 ‘ Kittr Bollah-s 8.10, 7 rf’ H™? a2 ’ { ' !oldf,rc 8-2. Munster 7.13, Glad lidings 7.13, Ring Lupin 7.13, imekora 7.13, Carlysian 7.13, Hohnnmitaln 7.15. 0

Hobson Handicap, 200sovs. 6f.—Patetonga 9 2 Fisher 8.13, Fionnnla 8.10. Royal Chef 8.5, Salvia 8.5, High Jj n k s 8.4 Jocular 8.3, Rekanni 8.2: British rT’l o'o’ -A 0 ' U 3.0, Blue and Black 8.0, Brown Loch 7.11, Bowler 7.10. Gardrona 7.10, Pacific Slone 7.10, -Alf Dehava! 7.10, Genevieve 7.10, Blneform GO, Hnrlestone 7.9, Luperino 7.8, Homeric I,‘J’ Affimnn Rose 7.6, Archway 7.4, Sir Multifid 7.4, Escolta 7.4, Te AVhetumarama ~4, Lady Winsome: 7.4, Whhiapai 7.4, Debutante 7.4, Spalspire 7.4, Sandy Lupin 7.4, All Talk 7.4. Chilblain 7 4 Bellacitv 7:4, Argent 7.4, Rosori 74’ Silver Lupin 7.4, Erroneous 7.4, Floss 7.4, Lady Whitford 7.4 Paddington urecn 7.4.

Plying Handicap, 300sovs. 7f —Hopfield 9.15, Jack Delaval 8.12, Bisogne 8,10 Gienroy 8.8, Tinopai 8.8, Torotoro 8.6’, Koval Irish. 8.6. Downham 7.13. Tact 7 10 Prince Soult 7.5, Soultane 7.5, Kauri King 7.0, Coleraine 7.0, Ladv Glen 6.7, Gold Lace 6.7, Lira 6.7. Hunters’ Steeplechase, 200sovs.. About 3m. Mollyhawk 11.13, Ambassador 11 0 1 iiiiroto I!. 1, Confusion 10.12, Black Bobs inn x a ' w^ia^a l lero 10.10, Tennessee 10.8, Jararanda 10.7, Warhead 10.7, Drury Lad 10.7, Carlist 10.7, Scottish Lass 10.7. , POVERTY BAY RACES. The Poverty Bay Turf Club’s Spring Meeting was concluded at- Gisborne yes-t-erday. The tntalisator handled £15,459 as compared with £13,570 last year, and the total this year was £50,245, as compared with £25,575 last year. The concluding events resulted as follows ; Makaraka Handicap. Im.—Cleft (8 10) 1, Mistie (7.13) 2, Soldier (7.15) 3. Won by two lengths. Time, Ifniu 4Sscc. Maiden Scurry. 6f.—Potentiality (9 2) 1, Gazique (8.4) 2, Perfidy (7.9) 3. Time Imin 4sec. ‘ ’ Waimata Hack Handicap. 7f Pacifm Slope (8.6) 1, Pearl Marie (8.5) 2, Grand Idea (8.11) 3. Won by half a length lime, Imin 31sec. Waikanae Handicap. sf.—Carlvsian (8.11) 1, Kauri King (7,9) 2, SpectuanV?) 3. Won by half a length. Time, Imin 3 3-ssec. Farewell Handicap. 6AL— Hexton (7.12) 1, Otara (8.8) 2, Kauri King (7.9) 3. Won by five lengths.. Time, Imin 23sec. AUCKLAND NOTES. [Special to the ‘ Stab. ’I Wednesday. Work at Ellerslie has settled down to steady final preparation for the Sprhm Meeting. Tho weights for six events (V dared yesterday are, on the whole extremely _ fair, but the fields in two of the events in particular are expected to be much reduced on the closing of tlie acceptances on Friday. For the Hobson Handicap the result will take some picking, and there is plenty of room b>r guessing. Patetonga at 9.2 (top weiditK with Fisher next at 8.13, has a fairly'’stiff proposition, but on present inquiries'Patetonga is likely to be made favorite. Good support will bo given to British Arch at 8.1, while Ficher will have some solid backing. _ In the .Shorts Handicap Kitty Bellairs is going to command many atlmirers, if she can lie kept up to present form. She is looking well and her training work has been such as to make many enthusiastic friends. Loyal Arch, Tact, and Tatterley arc nicely placed, but Astor is perhaps a shade heavily loaded at 9 Moss man at 7.12 will draw good support’ There tiro some good problems set before racing men in the weights for the Onehunga Steeplechase and the Firing Handicap. In the former event Tragedy Kinoat 11.3, Tat ere 10.13, Okaihau 1L&, anS Qluopot 10.31 will all carry good support locally, and, I think, somewhere about in the order named. Jack Delaval ought to have a fine sporting chance in the Flyi-m Handicap. At 8.12 he is not overweighted” The top weight, Hopfield 9.13, scents out of it as far as much local support is concerned but Gienroy at 8.8 Tinopai 8.8 and British Arch 6.8 will all have strong sun port.

J. Williamson returned to Auckland yesterday with Okaihau. and ho also brought Troublesome, who won the Adelaide Grand National Steeplechase a few weeks J. Thorpe also arrived with Hopfield. The Westralia yesterday brought Thrace, who was purchased in ‘ Sydney for Mr Ernebt Alison, iatid also the vearlin-'s bouuht by Mr E. W, Alison, jun. °