SPORTING NEWS

Greymouth Evening Star, 22 October 1910, Page 2

SPORTING NEWS

Maiden Plate, 50 sovs, four furlongs.— Casa .Nova Sat 101 b 1, Pleasure Bent lOst 2, Aranea Bst 101 b 3. Scratched; Putty Medal, Crown Derby «nd Miss Becky. Won by a length. Tim. oOsec. NfSWbdrodgh Welter, 60 sovs, seven furlongs.— Murmura „Bst ( 1; EH; White and Blue 7st 71b 2, Glenfield 9st 3. Adage was scratched. Won by a length, with the same distance between the second and third horses. Time 1.30. President’s Handicap, one mile Adage 7st (including 21bs over) 1, Genius 7st 81b 2, Oiyoi Bst 61b 3. Won by a length, with Oiyoi two lengths back. Time 1.42 3-5. Tcpttkn San tlj ca p.—Xy 1 qidtm 0. 7, 1, Aitd B.il 2, windward .9.2 3. Won liy a length and a half, with the same distance between second and third. Time 1.3 1-5. „ , , Clifton Welter (75 sovs, 6 furlongs)— Whistlecraft 9.0 1, Crown Derby 8.9 2, Kolohol 9.7. Won comfortably by two lengths, with a bead between second and third. .. , n _ . „ Alder side Handicap (b OsOvs, .0 fur» longs).— Suba ,7.7 1, Dandrose 7.2 2, Windward 8.9 3. Also started—Alto 8.9. Won by two lengths, with six between second and third. Time 1.16. Waitaki Handicap (109 sovs, 5 furlongs).—Obsono 8.7 1. All Guns 8.4 2, Fasnakyle 7,12. 3. Also started—Cate 8.0. Lively Grizoin 8.0, Aonna t .1, Stepmaid 6.7. Won easily by two lengths, with three lengths between second and third. Time 1.2.

THF CHRISTCHURCH RACES. CHRISTCHURCH, October 21. The folowing further payments and acceptances liilvS beeti received for the 'a-tovbury Jockey Club’s metropolitan meeting : . New Zealand Cup of 2000 sovs,—Oiyoi Bst 101 b, Husbandman and Diabolo 3st 31b, Polymorphous Bst 11b, Taskmaster Bst’ 11b, Sandstrcam (including 51b pen.) Bst 21b, Bridge and Ingoda 7st 101 b, Los 'nmoles 7st 81b, Merrivohia, Outlander, Merriwa 7st 51b, Cullinan 7st 51b, Sir • ntrim 7st 21b, Kopu 7st lib. Inwhaki Birkdale 6st lllb. Master Laddo 6st 101 b. Cronstadt 6st 91b. Martist (including 7lbs penalty) 7st lib and Lawn Rose 7st 71b * , Stewards Handicap of 1300 sovs, six furlono-s. —Polymorphous Bst 71b. Penates Ist 71b, Maori King 9st 71b. Boanerges ■ 51b, Provocation 9st 31b, Equitas Rst 101 b: Wauchope Bst 61b, Formy Bst 51b, Theodore Bst, Bliss Bst, Tribulation Bst, Kohinoor Bst, Gipsy Belle 7st 131 b, My Lawyer 7st 121 b, Perle d Or 7st 121 b, Sea King 7st lllb, Formless 7st 101 b, \\ ar Song 7st 71b, Tenterhook 7st 61b, Sunbprnt 7st 31b, Countermine 7st 21b, Obsouo 6st 12lb, Horrma 6st lllb, All Guns 6st 101 b. Holmngatahi 6st I.olb, Glenspring 6st 9lb. Lady Onzoin 6st 81b, Scotch Plaid 6st Btb, San Severn 6st 71b Fasnakyle 6st 71b. Ascalon 6st 71b and Pilgrim’s Way 6st 71b. After the first forfeits the following remain in the Welcome Stakes : —Piereno, Moorish Maid, Culprit. Bron/.c, Tannba.uscr, Gold Bond. Golden Ball. Masterniece, Tcrebirth, Bose Bed, Orton, Hicrarah, Senqn, Mohakatino, Bootle, Miscount, Fougasse. Kilcheran, Arai, Te Urn, Glonapn. Tavhei, Derby, St. Amoroso, E’-atorini. Patteronoula. Lord Kilcheran, Vice-Admiral, Tribulation, Birkdale, Formby, Eton, Cyrcnienne. Cyesse. Sonlt, Harnist, Echo, Kilosteri. Fermoy, Madam Madcap, Countermine, King Sonlt, Danube, Monteline. Tigerine, Sir Solo, Oak, Humming Bird. Martin©, Lord Kosslvn. Escopoto, Countermine, Madam Mydcap, Aerina, St. Ambrose, Cissy, Kora and Tiseine.

RACING NOTES. Lord Kileheran is pleasing his ownertrainer, Mr W. Moore, by his exertions at the Hutt. The colt will fulfil his Mastcrton engagements. Dave Price, some time back first horseman to the Hon. J. D. Ormond, has accepted the position of trainer to Mr. Shaw, of Timaru. Sol Green has heavily supported Comedy King for the Melbourne Cup, but on account of that horse having contracted influenza, it is not likely the conqueror of Prince Poole will be able to race at his best in the Cup. At the conclusion of the recent A.J.C. Derby, one of Australia’s best trainers remarked that the field was the worst on record. The winner Tanami started a rank outsider, due no doubt to his finishing last in the Hawkcsbury Guineas the week previous. Hs owner did not want to start him, but was over persuaded by Trainer McGrath to give him a run. Tanami comes from the American Foxhall. The favourite for this race, Cadonia, was the first horse beaten. Kulnine, who won the Grand National Hurdles in 1892, dropped dead at Waikari recently. Kulnine was got by Cadogan from Caprice, by Anteros.

Tangimoana was not mated last souson. owing to the late period of the year when it was decided to relegate her to the matrons’ paddock. This year the San Fran mare will be sent to Papakura. Captain, who scored a very easy win in the Hurdles on the second day of the Napier Park meeting, has been purchased by Miss O’Neill, of Palmerston, and will race in future in her nomination. He is a full brother to Buoyant, and each were bred by Mrs. “Sidney Harrison,” of Palmerston. Captain was making his first appearance in public over hurdles when he won, and it is somewhat of a coincidence that his rider, F. Cress, was doing likewise. The Captain Webb gelding’s performance won him a lot of friends, and C. O’Neill, his trainer, is so impressed with the colt’s capabilities that he contemplates taking him across to Australia later on. He is a born stayer and jumper, and though he is rather young to be at the jumping game ho promises so well that he will be labelled “dangerous goods” whether ho is raced in Australia, where there is a dearth of good jumpers, or in the Dominion, where his class are equally scarce.