THE TURF.

Feilding Star, Volume 4, Issue 675, 6 January 1926, Page 3

THE TURF.

.RACING FIXTURES. February 3, 4. —Egmont R.C. February 11, 13. —Taranaki J.O. February 18, 20.—Wanganui J.O. April 21, 22. Manawatu R.C. March 24, 25—Bulls Racing Club. March 27.—Waverley R.C. April 3, s.—Feilding J.C. April 15, 17. —Wellington R.C. May 13, 15.—Egmonb R.C. AUCKLAND A.R.C. MEETING WINNING OWNERS.

The following .were the most successful of winning owners at tell recent A.R.C. meeting: A. B. Williams LG 100, G. M. Currie £2IOO, Mi* W. D. Graham £I7OO, G. F. Moore £I3OO, J. S. Barrett £I3OO, E. L, Rkidiford £1250, D. J. Barry £ 1150, A. N. Gibbons £llOO, W. M«4.. Duncan £900; E. W. Allison, juu. £825, Roulstoji Bros. £7OO, Mrs ■M. Blackmore' £650, W, If. Wackrow £650, and other owners from £550 to £37 10s, bringing the groncl total up to £26,750. The most-talked of horse in connection with this year’s Wellington Cup, run this month ,is Grand Knight, which defeated Kilecit and Ngata in the Marion Cup.

WINNING SIRES. The following is a list of flic winning sires of the various horses at tho Auckland meeting: Absurd (by Sundridge).—Lysander, Lady Cavendish, (Limited’, Lady Ridicule, The Thorn, Fool’s Paradise, Tukiu. Martian (by Martagon).—Rapine. Star Stranger (2). Quin Abbey (by Morganatic).— .King’s Guard, Kawa. ' All Black (by Galiinule). Black Cruiser, Miss Vera. Hallowmas (by Martagon).—Rcremoana (2).

Comedy King (by Persimmon). —• Joy King (2). Autumn (by Autummis). —Ngnwati, Threadneedle. King Rufus (by William Rid is). — Prince Rufus. Potoa (by Monoform). —To Moiinnui. Lucknow (by Minoru). —Cavil pore. Limond (by Desmond).— Ilody- , moi.nl. ■ ' SolfdHo'p "’(l.iy Soliman). — Counts Cavour. Tliurnliam (by John o’ G i.'iiC *. 15.1' o meter. Acre (by Linaerc). —Star Area.. Suiu'iowC;. li. (by Sundridge). Glentrum. Hymettus (by OyJcne). Mill Timber. TRAINERS AND OWNERS. The. winners of the 29 races came from 17 different stables. Tho winning list is as follows: J. H. Jcffcrd (Hawke’s Bay).— Star Stranger (2), Rapine, Joy King (2). J. ,F Tutcheu (Auekancl). —Kawa, Prince Rufus, Miss Vera. O. Cox (Tarnnaki) — Rercmoana, (2), Lady Cavendisii. W. Rayner (Wanganui)—Lysander, The Thorn.

F. Tilley (Wanganui).—Limited, Tukia. J. Brown (Taranaki)—Star Area. J. H. Gillett (Ricearton).—GJeii-. truiu, Count Cavour. A. Cook (To Awamutu) —Tall Timber. 11. Goseomb (Gisborne). —Ngawati, Threadneedle. E. George (Taranaki). —To Monanui. F. Gilchrist (Auckland). —Cuwnporo. T. F. Quinlivan (Trentliam). Fool’s Paradise. J. Buchanan (Auckland)— HolJymond. W. Townsend (Auckland). —Barometer. I<\ F. Loonib (To Awamutu),— Black Cruiser. R. Hannan (Auckland) —King’s Guard. N. Cunningham (Auckland).— Lady Ridicule. t

WINNING JOCKEYS

Seventeen jockeys secured a place da the winning list, It. Reed coming out at the head of the list with six successes. The winning list, is made up as follows: —- R. Reed (Wellington)—Star Stranger (2), Rapine, Joy King (2), Tall. Timber.

li. G. M'o r ri s (Wanganui) Lysander, Rercmoana (2), Ngawati. 1 M. MeCarlen (Wanganui).—-Li united, Tukia.

:E. ■; A.. lycosiiig (Auekland) —Lady Cavendish, Fool's Paradise. If. Goldfinch (Auckland). —Star Area, Glentruin.

C. Eastwood (Canterbury).—The 'Thorn, Hollymond. ■ AVC- A. Ryan (Auckland). —Lady. Ridicule-

W. Rennie (Auckland). —Prince Rulus. It. E. Thompson (Auckland). —Miss Vera. G. Holland (Auckland)—King’s Guard P. MeElroy (Gisborne)—Thread, needle. 0 W, if. Jones (Auckland) —Barometer. . W. Bagby (Auckland).—Caunpotc. C. Mcßae (Auckland). —Black Cruiser. FOXTON R.C. MEETING.

For the first day of the Fox ton meeting, the following are the nominations received for the two principal events: — Foxton Cup, ' 1| miles. —Birthmark, Fillctfce, Duo, Tall Timber, Zero Hour, Santiago, Miss Hupana, Opa,- Beaumont, Kyla. Anniversary Handicap, 6 furlongs. —Birthmark, Birkic, Ruby Ring, Crown Gem, Bpn.ogne, Beaumont, Loyal Maid, Tutankhamen, Hyde

Park, Lipsol, King Cheops, First Acre, Probate, Some Red, Miss Hupana, Treadwell, Dissertation, Pantagruol.

WELLINGTON MEETING. The principal nominations are: Wellington Cup,' 1750 so vs li miles. —Baldowa-, Beacon Light, Count Cavour, Clrirmdo, Fool’s Paradise, Gala Day,' Grand Knight, Kalakaua, Listening Post, Martulla, Musketoon, Muraahi, Royal Divorce, Suggestion, Stn r Ranger, Star Stranger, Surveyor, Tanadees, Tar’.etoii, To Monanui, Trosha m, funny Drdd, The Banker, Wac.tea, Enthusiasm. Telegraph Handicap, of 1000 sovs., 6 furlongs.—Black Cat, Cawnporc, Deluge, Economist, Father O’Flynn, Grand Knight, .llipo, Ilka, Lady Ridicule, Lady Cavendish, Lieiniiis, Mimetic, Miss Hupana, Oration, Orchid, Pencils. Phoenix Park. Pelham, Rercmoana, Sleet, Set Sail, Shirley. The Thorn, Tamatete.

Wellington'. Stakes, o! 1000 sovs., 5

furlongs

J. F, Bucjmuau’s b c Battlement, by Martian —P oly mia,2y rs. W. Ale.A. Duncan’s b e Limited, by Absurd —Holyrood, 2yrs. - T. Newman’s b I Lady Desmond, by , Limond—Bronze, . 2yrs. G M. Currie’s !.»r <:• The Thorn, by Absurd —R oso Queen, 3yrs. W. Higgins’s b e Kilpcron, by Kil-broney-—Peronilla, 2yrs. W. Scholium’s eh e True Blood, by Archery—Bonny Helen, 2yrs. G. D. Greenwood’s h c Nincompoop, by Absurd— Cheioma, 3yrs. W. R. Kcmball’s b g Standard, by Ab.su rd—Pcrouca 1 • A. T. Lawric’s eb f Vivo, by Polydamon —Alelodoise, 3yrs, G. F. Moore’s Hi f Lady .Cavendish, by Absurd—Bonny Portland, 3yrs. M. W. Higginson’s b f Sleet, by Kilbroncy—Snowilake, 3yrs.

REEETON ACCEPTANCES

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Reef ton, Jan. 5

Following are the acceptances lor the meeting on Thursday of tho ReelTou Jockey Club:— Trial Handicap, 6 furlongs.—Lord Leslie 9.0, Pieaninny 9.3, Probate Some Abbey, Frivolous 8.8, Hallowmoon 8.6, Marble Bar 8.3, Gaslight 8.2, Prince Charleroi 3.1, Saxetle e.U,. Gray Lass 7.1.1, Micro 7.9, Cash box • 7.7, Jonquil 7.3. First Hurdles,. U miles.—TenLertiekl 11.11, Uncle Dave 11.3, Cushman 10.10. Cave rock .9.13, Marble 8 lab 9.10, Ala unu 9:6,. Flying Master 9.5, North Inch, Gay''Gauntlet 9.0. Recßou Cup, li nplos.-Prince Ferouz 9.0, Para 8.10, Fresco 8.7, Prosperity 8.5)'" Lord. Leslie 8.3, Goosestep 7.12, John Dix, 7.11, Barleyeorn 7.10,. Jubilant 7.9. Caliban. 7.3, Marble Slub r 7*.,2. Sberward lland.icap, 5 lot longs.—Pieaninny 9.4,; IBifrleyeuru 9.3, Deep Drive, Rene Mavis 9.2, Probate 8.13, Some Abbey, j Friyplous 8.10, Fabnnado 8.6. Vuutbf.£Jutiquil 7.5, Red Heather, Winkle, "Gay and Good 7.0.

Welter Handicap, 7 furlongs.--Prosperity 9.6, Qal.ibum 9.2, Rapid j;d.>e 9.0, Saxettu.qß.l3, Jubilant 8.11, JJ.'orutigs, lliero. Gaslight, Not 111 J noli 8.7, Bitters, Maunu 8.0. I Progress Handicap, 0 furlongs.Prince" Eerouz 9.5, Pieaninny 9.0, Rene Mavis 8.13, Some Abbey. 8.5, Mallowinnon 8.3, Flying Master 8.2, Prince Charleroi 7.12, Cairn i .5, Cushman 7.0.

NOTES AND CO At A 1 ENTS

A u to in no ran well at Auckland to say that he will win shortly. Black Cruiser raced consistently over hurdles at Jtllerslie, and his win uii Saturday was not out of its turn. He paid a good price. Chirrup pulled up lame in the New Year Hurdle Race at EUerslie and

it will probably bo soino time before lie is able to race again.

Plain Sailing, which won at the Hawke’s Bay meeting .o n Saturday, is a sister to Wassail, which was sold lor a big figure'to go to Australia

Joy King which won the Royal Stakes at Ellerslie on Saturday, is a lull brother to Mimetic,. both being by Comedy King add Joyouso

Diogenes showed op well in, the Grey Handicap at Ellerslie on Saturday, and it should not be lung before lie is again on the winning list.

Jeanette, which has been winning in, the Hawke’s Bay district, was formerly trained by J. Buchanan for Mr F. Hall. She is by Romeo from Dixieland.

Royal Divorce should be a much improved horse by the racing be lias bad at Ellerslie. Wellington races this month should seo him at his best.

Jt, should not be long be lore Merry Singer wins a hurdle race. The Merry Moment gelding was second lo Black Cruiser oi) Saturday at Ellerslie, while previously be was third in the Ponspnbv Hurdle Race.

CroAvn Coin was tailing Hie field in bis races over Iniydcs at lillerslio He put in a great finishing effort on tile rst day and got second place, while he came from a long way back on the second day to get into a, similar position. He finished out ol a place on the third day and fell on Saturday.