THE TURF

Feilding Star, Volume 1, Issue 49, 10 December 1923, Page 3

THE TURF

FIXTURES Dec- 12. —Dannevirke lI.C. Summer. Dec. 26 and 27. —Taranaki J.O. Christinas. Dec .26, 28, Jan. 1 and 2. —Auckland R.O. ROSE HILL RACES. Ry Electric Cable--Copyright. aum. and a. ./a. cable dissociation. Sydney, December 0. Bathos was ])lacccl third in the Tliree-year-old Handicap at the Rosehill meeting. MET 11. VEX RACES. Ri.CCAXJ.NXV WINS UR. (Re* - Press Association.) Chrsitehurcii, Decenibcr 8. The Mothven races were held to- da in line weather, and there was a good attendance there. The totalisatc turnover was {.'8206. compared with €B6IO 10s last year. Additional i suit*: Springfield dd'ial. —(,)ucen Balboa 1, I’urjde Iris 2, Duality d. Won by halt a length. Time, 1.3 1 -5. Drayton Trot..—Audacious 1, Olive Logan 2, Lon Loeanda 6. Won br two lengths. Time, 2.57 2-5. Methven Clip.—Piccaninny L, CaretLe 2, Dutch Clock 3. Also ran: Petunia. Won by two lengths, d ime, 2.10 1-5. Electric Jlack. —Jvnocklyn 1, Cay Lite 2. Einora d. Won by half a length, d ime. 1.16 3-5. Viewpoint Welter. —d’.nihanga. I, Likelihood 2, Wlmrledaie d. Won by hall a length, dome, 1.20 1-5. Alt. llutt J.Jandicap. —The Reaver i, Prosperity 2, P roly mean 3. Won by hair a length. Farmers ’Trot.—Ella Loeanda 1, Olivo Logan 2, Grandee 3. Won by two lengths, dune, 3.40. DA XX EYI LIK E ACCEPTAXCES. Dannevirke, December S. Big Chief is in the Rualiiue and ddratu 11 andicaps. In the Juvenile .Handicap, Swallow Flight should read Silver Shadow. TARANAKI WHIG Bid'S. Wellington, December 0. I lit l following handicaps have been dec hired : Borough .Juvenile, 5 furlongs. A! aria 0.6, Daylight 8.11, Kawa le Cdiaval. .Midnight Camp, Erin-go-bragh 8.3, Mountain Bell 7.13, M ss Louis. Prince Papa, Bisogue filly / -1 —, Arclieen 7.10, Kuiella, .Master Lucerne 7.8, Glengarilf, Lueernal. d’own Haul:, Sollraiige /./, Lady Bentinck, .Boiingue, Roburite 7.2, I? lor dc Xave, Troilus 7.2. Raliotu Hurdles. I t miles and 100 yards.—Captain Sarto 11.2, Daddy's (;;rl 16.6, Empyrean 10.1, d rombonc 6.13,’ White Ranger 0.0. Dignity 0.7. i.ord A viola t 0.5, Kiicoo, Gaiety Girl 0.3 Kaforto, Kikokiko, Pourihoiho, Alice Montrose, St. W'aipa, Tarcpiin, Galicia 0.0.

Stewards' Hack Handicap. Ci furlongs.—Sunny Vale 0 2, V\ eting 8.12. Jolly Gay 8.8, Avola 8.7, Euchre 8.4. Lady Merriwee 7.11, San Franettc 7.8, Yoma 7.7, Loved One 7.5, Kilcoo 7.1. Knighton, Whetunui 7.3, Piton 7.2. I'nt'.Tost. All Wind, Otapnwa.

Mountain Ore, Princess Pell, "Waiolama 7.0. Christmas Handicap, I.', miles.— Ngata, income 9.4, Kareao '6.IX), Stork 8.4, Sunny Jim 7.10, Giencairn 7.8, Complex 7.4, Bute Sound. Eerie 7.0, Snateher 6.12, Malingerer 6.11, Red Helen, Crossfire, Frizzier, Take Take 6.7. Lepperton Welter, 7 furlongs.—Red Tlelen 10.5, Skylight 10.1, Active 10.0, brigadier Bill, Captain Sarto 9.9, Opa, Frizzier, Dominant 9.6, Haligaii, Knighton 9.4, Roche 9.3, Tuki, Savoury 9.2, Raiigiho, Princess Hell. Mountain Gold, Waiotaina 9.0, Poliutukawii. Gold Pah. Campbird, Fire Brigade 9.0. Flying Handicap, 6 furlongs.— Ngata, Income 9.7,- Kareao 8.11, Ecuador 8.8. Irapuka 8.7, Hipo, Pouma 8.4. Esthonia, Sunny .Hm, Awake S.I, Bute Sound, Sonny Vide 7.7, Fleeting 7.3' Snateher 7.1, Lady Lois, .lolly Lay 6.13. Avola 6.12, Big Push b'.lo, Roman, Crossfire 0.7. Mr 11. C. Miller, an English racing enthusiast, takes a keen interest in racing and brooding in Australia, and it is his intention of establishing his hor&e Hunting Song as a sire in that country (says the London Sportng Life). The son of Hurry On—Pasta is .such a grand specimen of a thormghbr.'d that he is certain to do well is a stallion "Down l.nder," and though the cole has hitherto been regarded merely as a splinter, he proved himsc!l capable of getting a mile well when galloping his rivals out ol the Non-Stayers' Plate at Lingfkdd Park recently. Hunting Song has won four races this season, and in II attempts has only twice failed to reach the lirst thn e.