TURF.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3734, 25 September 1914, Page 7

TURF.

FIXTURES.

Sept. 28, 29—Otaki Maori R.O. Oct. 3 —Napier Park R.C. Oct. IG-^Hawke T s Bay J.O. Oct. 15—Masterton R.C. Oct. 24, 26—Wellington R.C. Oct. 29, 30 —Poverty Bay T.C.

WANGANUI SPRING MEETING REPUTATION WINS THE GUINEAS.

[PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.]

WANGANUI, Sept. 24. The Wanganui spring meeting, the profits of which are to be given to the Patriotic Fund, opened to-day in fine weather. There was a big attendance. The totalisator. handled £19.053, as against £20,114 for the first , day of last meeting. Results : Flying Handicap, six furlongs.— 3 Gratton, 7.13 (VVilson), 1; 1 Mummer, 7.13 (Deeley), 2; 4 Sunbird, 6.7 (H. Young), 3. Also started: 11 Expect, 2 Sir Mosley, 12 Ratana, 5 Our King, 9 Ineuru 10 Play Off, 13 Labour Day, 14 Leapuki, ,7 Adroit, 6 Sanguinary, 8 Epworth. Won'by two lengths, a head separating second and third. Time—lmin 13 4-ssee.

Maiden Hack Race, six furlongs.— i Black All 7.7 (C. Emerson), 1; 2 Rerehau, 8.2 (F. Jones), 2; 3 Improve 8.2 (’L. Wilson), 3. Also started!: 4 Ngapoto, 10 A vena, 8 Grey Guard, 6 "Montelva, 11 Cordon. 7 Silver March, 5 Fidessa, 7 Cowl, 9 Shandon Bells. Won by a length and a half, and third horse a length away. Time— Imin 16sec.

WANGANUI GUINEAS, One Mile. 4—Reputation, 8.10 (L. Wilson) 1 2—Don Francisco, 8.10 (W. Bell) 2 I—Hyettus, 8.10 (W. Ryan)... ... 3 Also started: 6 Balboa, 5 Campeador, 2 First Flight, 3 Football. 8 Pari form, 6 Miacara. Won by three quarters of a length. Time—lmin 42sec. Okehu Handicap Hurdles, II miles. —Glenorchy, 10.3 (W. Young) 1; 3 Manitau, 9.10, including 4flbs o.w. (Flynn), 2; 5 Bereola, 11.2 (E. Copestake), 3. Also started :2' Aruake. 4 Timothy. Won by two lengths, Bercola same distance away third. Time—3min 17sec.

Gonville Hack Hurdles, one mile and five furlongs.—3 Kew. 9.11 (L. Traill), 1: 5 St. Gate, 10.8 (Flynn), 2; Glen Nevis, 10.13 (J. O'Connell) 3. Also started: 4 Farewanui, 2 Harbour Light, 7 Grandson, 6 Ibbar. Won comfortably by two lengths. Time —2min 59 2-ssec. Putiki Hack Hurdle Handicap, six furlongs.—3 Rene, 8.1 (Deelev). 1; o Ardent, 7.3 (H. Yountr) 2; 1 King Chira, 9.3 (A. Oliver), 3. Also started —9 Tyson 12 Denise Ormo, 8 Princess Moutoa, 6 Fisher, 4 Submersion, 15 Kurapai, 10 Bivouac, 7 La Favorite 13 Eron Boy, 11 Miralma. 14 His Eminence, 15 General Madero, 16 Quo Vadis. Won by a length, a length separating second and the bunch. Time—lmin 15 sec.

Spring Handicap, one mile and 1 110 yards.—4 Awahou, 8.1 (W. Price), 1 ; 1 Rewi Poto. 8'.5 (C. Price), 2 ; 2 Mummer, 7.12 (Deeley); 3. Also started’: 7 Kooya. 3 Passadena. 5 Maniroa, 8 Mulga Bill, 9 Waipaku, 10 Royal Dragoon. Durie Hack Handicap, one mile and 110 yards.—4 Austin, 8.12 (C. Price) 1; s‘Sir Donald, 7.9 (Emerson), 2; 3 Garance, 7.8 (W. Bell); 3. Also started : 3 Gerberga 2 Montana, 9 Chaminade, 6 Gay Guard. 1 Want, 8 Sweet Van, 7 Steinheil. Won by a length. Time—lmin 47 2-ssec. SECOND DAY’S WEIGHTS.

The following are the weights for the second day of the Wanganui meeting:— Owen Handicap, six furlongs.— Grattan 9.0, Sir Moseley 8.7, Makara and Mummer 8.4, Ratana 8.2, Our King and Ineuru 8.0, .Play Off 7.13, Labour Day 7.12. Kaniki 7.11, Peronilla 7.9, Adroit 7.7. Sanguinary 7.4, Epworth 7.2, Heather 6.12, Sunbird 6.5, General Madero and Garance 6.7. Railway Handicap, six furlongs.— King Chira 9.4, Tyson 9.2, Ruie 9.0, Avon Park 8.9, Denis Orme 8.6, Ngarua 8.4, Princess Moutoa 8.3, Kurapai, Bivouac and Gay Guard 7.7. La Favourita and Want 7.5, Flagfall, Eron Boy, and Ormoloid 7..4, Campeador and: Purseform 7.3, Miralma and Improve 7.2. His Eminence 7.1, General Madero, Montelva, Ngapoto, Quo Vadis, Fidessa, Dromedary, Sylvan Glade Shannon Bells, and Kylashma 7.0.

Hru"K”-ick Hurdles, 11 miles.—Ber*olft 11.2, Glenorchy 10.7, Timothy 1u.3, Aru.ike iO.l. Manitau 9.11 Hereford 9.6, Leapuki 9.5, Parewanui 9.1, Harbour Light, Otatara and Goldlock 9.1).

Hack Steeples, two and a half males —Lady Bibbero 11.0,- Tyrannic 10.12, Tewhetu Bonnv and' Kurnalpi 10.11, Grib Lawless and Darby Paul 10.10, ’Waterworks 10.9, Makiri 10.6, Fond Memory 1U.3. 1 General Webb 9.10, Lesso, ‘Grey Renown, Tarero, Pukeroa Pylos, Blackboy, .Loopline, Soothsaver and Ibhar 9.7. Marangi Handicap, eight and a half fur] ones.—Awahou 9.0 Rewi Poto 8.12, Byron 5.5, PassadeUa 8.2, First Flight *and Mummer 7.13, Ratana 7.12, Pariform 7.8. Moulu 6.12, Simgoon 6.5, Miacara 6.7. St. John’s Welter, six furlongs.— Epworth 9.13, Avon Park '9.8, Invader 9.1. Orleans 8.12, Garance 8.9, Ardent 8.8, Bivouac 8.7, Rerehou 8.5, Eron Boy and Flagfall 8.4, Ngaroto, Vladian,’ Advancer, Queen’s Post, Steinheil. Cordon, Reconnoitre and Silver March 8.0.

Moutoa Handicap, eight and a half 'furlongs.—Austin 9.8,, Rene 8.13, Gerberga 8.12, Montana 8.7, Invader 8.4, Black-all 8.3, Fisher and Bon Francisco 8.1, Sir Donald 7.13, Chaminade and St. Elmn 7.12, Gav Guard 7.7, Want 7.6, Keynote 7.5. Ormoloid 7.4, Grey Guard 7.2, Sweet Van Harbour Light, Shannon Bells and Maisonette 7.0

Higgle Handicap, one and a quarter miles.—Expect 9.4, Awahou 8.7, Rewi Poto and Koova 8.5, Byron 7.12, Nightwatch 7.10. Passadena 7.9 Moutoa Girl and! Portraiture 7.8, Peroneal 7.7, First Flight 7.6, Otahu and Ratana 7.4, Lupin 7.3, Pariform 7.2, Commotion 7.0. Maniaroa 6.13, ’Gerberga 6.12, Football 6.9, Waipaku 6.7.

DEATH OF MULTIFOIL.

[UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT.! (■Received .Sept. 24. 9.15 p.m.) ' SYDNEY Sept. 24. The racehorse Multifoil succumbed to an attack of strangles. •

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