SPORTING

Greymouth Evening Star, 30 November 1925, Page 6

SPORTING

FEILDING J.C. MEETING.

(Per Press Association.)

FEILDING, November 28For the first day of the Feilding races the weather was fine, but windy. The track was fast. The sittendsince was large. ■ The tote handled £28,430 } against £25,305 last year. Results Waituna Hurdles. —(5) Bonny Rul (Gordon( 1, (1) Santiago 2, (7) Lady Gay 3. Also ran—(2) Many Colours, (6) Otauru Kid, (3) Strategy, (») Crown Coin, (4) Bonecto, (11) l e Maire ,68) Velvet King and (10) Roam ing. Won by a head; third three lengths away. Time 3.19 2-5. Aorangi Trial. —(1) Ohui (M. McCarten) 1, (11) Novar 2, (7) Advale 3. Also ran—(3) Sovena, (14) Rising Star, (6) Mah Jong, (5) Rawhero, (9) Trance, (4) Mint Leaf, (13) Regal Star, (8) 'Panart, (2) Elysianor, (15) Royal Elm, (10) Capitulation, (16) Eden Hall, (12) Duetto. Won by three lengths; third one length away, lime 1.16 3-5. 'Feilding Cup—(9) Askari (T. Green) 1, (lO) Kalakaua 2, (6) Kilfaire 3. Also ’ran—(l) Suggestion, (4) Enthusiasm, (3) Avola, (5) Scotch Mixture, (2) Imperial Spark, (7) Euphonium, (11> Gauntlet, (8) Olympic. Won by a length and a-half; third one length away. Time 2.8. KowhaiHack— (4) Fillette (R. Reed) and (9) Lucernal a dead heat 1, (3) Mask 3. Also ran—(s) Bonhomme (1) Diogenes, (14) Blue Jay, (2) No Response and Blue Peter (coupled), (6) Asleep, (10) Copper Nob, (13) Banjuke, (7) Kilburn, (11) Kilorum, (12) Ben Nevis, (8) Purple Lilac, (16) Tangikai, (18) King of Hearts, (17) Aropeta, (18) Humorist. A dead heat, third a head away. Time 1.29 4-5. Flving Handicap. —(2) The Lamb (J. Barry) 1, (10) Good Sport 2, (9) Lady Bentinck. 3. Also ran—(6) Tukia, (1)' Mireusonta, (4) Tuahine, (8) Lipsol, (3) Rouex, (7) Bonogue, (12) Solferance, (11) Attractive, (5) Shuteye and (13) Benmure. Won by' a short head; third a length away. Time 1.14 3-5.

Feilding Stakes.—(2) Tamatete (M. McCarten) 1, (1) Lady Cavendish 2, (3) Gaillard. 3. Also ran (5) Standard and (4) Lifi Arlington. Won by three-quarters of a length ; third two lengths away. Time 1.1. , Fitzroy Hack. —(1) Horomea (D. C. Watts) 1, (9) Sleet 2, (7) Glengariff 3 Also started —(6) Newbury King, (14) Tempean, (5) Subjection, (2) Sea Star, (10) Padonna, (11) Master Lucerne, (12) Rangimoana, (3) Anklet, (13) Moutoa Lady, (4) Benzora, (15) Lady Blanche and (8) Kyla. Won by half a length; third half a length away. Time 1-15 3-5. Kiwitea Welter.—Martulla (B. H. Morris) 1, Glenross 2, Crossfire 3. Also started—Admiral Codrington, Sottana, Beaumont, Bumptious, Royal Diadem, Euchre, 1 Troillus, Some Red, Captairt Wai and Apa. Won by a short head ; third two lengths away. Time 1-48 3-5. TAKAPUNA J.C. MEETING. AUCKLAND, Nov. 28. The Takapuna J.C. Spring Meeting opened to-day with a large attendance. The tote took £62,420 10s, compared with £57,617 10s on the corresponding day last year. Results : — Melrose Handicap—2 Nippy .(Bagby) 1, 7 Rahepoto 2, 11 Killute 3. Also ran: 2 Bay Dighton, 3 Billikins, 10 Three Cheers, 11 Sulla (bracketed with Killute), 4 Anote, 9 Clockwork, 17 Bright Dawn, 15 Te Koroke, 16 Scat, 14 Brushwood Boy, 8 Festina Lente, 6 Winsome Boy ,18 Master Noel, 12 Frowning Beauty, 13 Sir Henry. Half a length each way. Bay Dighton was fourth. Time 1.29 1-5. Three Cheers fell dead a furlong from the start. Ponui Hurdles.—l Kendal (Rennie) 1, 3 Irish Jig 2, 9 Archibald 3. Also ran: 6 Garzon, 7 Bright Light, 5 Bustler, 2 Kawa, 8 Smoke, 11 Farndon, 12 Sea Comet, 4 Bahadur, 13 Apollyon, 10 Persian King. Won by a neck, third a length and a-half away. Famdon and Bahadur fell. Felding, the rider of the former, had t ribs broken, and his, collarbone was fractured. Time 2.48.

Borough Handicap.—4 Lady Ridicule (W. Ryan) 1, 3 Alfort 2, 6 Namutere 3. Also ran : 2 Broadwood, 9 Daylight, 8 Joy Ride, 1 Ring the Bell, 13 Loyal Irish, 11 Princess Ronnie, 5 Uralla, 12 Nocturne, 15 Waltzer, 10 Charlady, 14 Drawbridge, 7 Aberfeldy. Three-quarters of a length each way. Ring the Bell was fourth. Time 1.28 1-5.

Alison Cup.—2 Ruapapa (Tinker) 1, 1 Polonett (L. Manson) 2, 5 Musketoon (W. Ryan) 3. Also ran : 8 Surveyor, 3 Star Ranger, 4 Spoony, 6 Desert Glow, 11 Royal Present, 9 Boomerday, 7. Mount Marta, 13 Right and Left, 10 Tinopono, 12 Transformer. Won .by a length; third three-quarters of a length away. Time 2.12. Z Cambria Handicau. —1 Royal Tea (IV. H. Jones) 1,2 Spode 2, 5 Capella Abbey 3. Also ran: 3 Clarus, 7 True Blood, 8 Odin, 9 Bainagar, 6 Quaker Oats, 10 Marchaway, 4 Dimmer and Some Lad. Won by two lengths; third three-quarters of a length away. Time I.

Takapuna Plate.—B Ring Potoa (McTavish) 1, 5 Mosaic 2, 1 Ballymoy II 3. Also ran: 16 Chairman, 15 Curraghmore, 7 Exactly, 13 Quincoma, 12 Sleepy Sol, 10 Titaness, 6 Ripon Abbey, 9 Dal Eaton, 3 Judge’s Box, 2 Nadarino and Nucleus (bracketed), 17 Ohinemuri and Rahepoto (bracketed), 18 Scot Fiee, 17 Maveelish, 11 Berinthia, 19 Gold Mint, 7 Lomint. Won by a head; third a head away. Time 1.28. Ripon Abbey was caught in the barrier, and the rider unseated. Tiri Hurdles.—l Highway (Nixon) 1, 2 Peter Maxwell 2, 3 Miss Melva 3. Also ran: 7 Tinokaha, 6 Karamu, 2 Kendal, 5 Chirrup, 8 Pepin. Won by three lengths; third two and a-half behind. Time 3.16 4-5.

Cheltenham Handicap. —5 Gold Acre (Bagby) 1, 1 IMerry Damon 2, 9 Cawnpore 3. Also ran : 6 Royal Blood, 2 King Merv, 7 Finelli, 8 Hoariri, 10 Siaosi, 3 Pelham, 4 Nancy Lee, 12 Dave, 1 Master Doon and Lady Lois. 13 Eh Timi. Won by three-quarters of a length; third three and a-half lengths away. Time 1.11 2-5. Finelli, Lady Lois, and Nancy Lee fell. H. Dulieu, rider of Finelli, who was suffering from concussion, was sent to the hospital.

S. CANTERBURY MEETING

TIMARU, November 28.

The South Canterbury Jockey Club’s Spring Meeting concluded to-day. The weather was dull but fine. There was an average attendance. The track was good. The tote handled £17,585, compared with £18,687 10s on the second day last year, making a total for the meeting of £30,876 10s, compared with £33,259 10s last year. Results: — Levels Hurdles Handicap^—2 Proector (A. Peart) 1, 4 Wharncliffe 2, 3 Blazes 3. Also ran : 1 Frisco Mail, 5 Shandre, 8 Aurore, 7 Killoff, 6 Timaru. Won by half a length. Time 2.45 1-5. Juvenile Handicap.—l Corn Money (F. Voight) 1, 4 Young Lochinvar 2,2 Volant 3. Also ran 3 Frivolous, 6 Mamie, 5 Eyed Ova. Won by a long neck. Time 1.0 4-5.

South Canterbury Handicap.—s Starmist (S. Wilson) 1, 1 Monoxide 2, 6 Ferino 3. Also- ran : 1 Happy Days, 2 Clareina, 4 Chick-heat, 3 Retrospect. Won by a neck. Time 1.41, Stewards’ Welter.—7 Brown Lady

(P. Powell) 1, 4 Coni Rigs 2, 1 His Majesty 3. Also ran: 3 Monoxide l , 2 Bright Mark, 5 Ophir, Kuia. Won by a length and a-half. Time 1.26 3-5. Kingsdown Hack. —IGay Queen (C. Emerson) 1,2 Cornflower 2, 4 Goldspinner 3. Also ran: 5 Coch-y-Bondhu, 3 Gay Life, 6 Kaikahu, 7 Kilbirnie. Won by a neck. Time 1.42. Trial Handicap.—3 Serqtina (F. E. Jones) 1,2 Receipt 2, 1 Royal Despatch 3. Also pan: 4 Relic, 8 Flaming Ray, 5 Cornstalk, 7 Gay Raiment, 9 Red Heather, 6 Kaituna, 10 Gay Jim, 12 Guy, 11 Naughty Peter. Won by half a length. Time 1.14 2-5. Claremont Hack.—4 Zaragoza (R. Docherty) 1, Miss Wikie 2,2 Sarty 3. Also ran : 5 Ronaki, 3 Goldtown, 8 Rene Mavis, 6 Fairy Tidings, 7 Saxette. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time 1.26 3-5. Farewell Handicap. —3 Eaton Bells (H. Burns) 1,2 Economist 2, 5 Ayrbum 3. Also ran : 1 Orchid, 4 Moorland, 6 Cornrigs, 7 Quickform. Won by a neck. Time 1.13 4-5. ROSEHILL RACES. (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) SYDNEY, November 29. The Rosehill Maiden Welter, third division, resulted: The Mahdi 1, Kalara 2, Hazelmere 3. Won by a short neck. Time 1.14 g. November Handicap. — Egyptian Flower 1 ,Polvere 2, Bowalla 3. Won by half a length. Time 2.7. HOMELAND STATISTICS. LONDON, November 29. At the termination of the flat racing season the leading winning owner was Lord Astor, who won £35,723. For this he was chiefly indebted to Saucy Sue, winning £22,155. Solly Joel won £35,501 and the Aga Khan £32,972. Lord Derby heads the list of breeders, with £70,000. The principal trainer is Alec Taylor, while G. Richards heaas the list of winning jockeys with 118 wins. F. Bullock, who is retiring from the saddle owing to increasing weight, intends to become a trainer.

The Westport Jockey Club has decided to increase the stakes for its annual meeting by £lBO. The Buller Licensed Victuallers’ Association will probably donate a cup for the big race.