RACING AND TROTTING.
AUCKLAND RACES. AUCKLAND, June 7. The concluding day of the Auckland Racing Club’s Winter meeting was held in fine weather, with a good attendance, the course being heavy. The totalisator took £69.733, against £91,631 on the concluding day last year. Tamaki Steeplechase.' —Master Boris 1, Strathglass 2, Johnny Bunny 3. Also Started—l.'xploivr, Mary Bruce, Rathlin. Eastport, Myall King. Won by ono length and a half; third 20 lengths away. Time, smiu 23 2-sscc. Orakei Hurdles—Waikaretu 1, Hushman 2, Sir Agnes 39. Also started — King Abbey, Crowhurst, Tom Mooi ‘, Wr lton, Maori Takanga, Auburn, B .*■ zant, Dempsey, Ho Kemai, Impudence, Mimiwhangata, Oranga, Prince Charming. Won by five lengths; third half length away. Timo, 3ndn 33 3-oscc. York Welter.—lllumination .1, Tinohoro 2, Arch Salute 3. Also started— I Ngata, Printempls, General Advance, > Royal Box, Archie, Raceful, Gold Kip, Boomerday, Forest Gobi, Royal Irish, | Tmiterficld, Pine Arch, Gleneanny, | Strategy, Mangamahoe, Stork, Roger.i, Kilreid, Bagdad, Cantoris, Gold Plane. I Marble Slub, Right and Left. Wia 1 v a head; third a neck away. Tune. Imin 49 2-ssec. Winter Steeplechase. —Oakleigh 1, I y. :>::i 2, Grand Canyon 3. Also start- ' C(l—Omahu, Coroglen, I.uperino, To- ) tara Jack, Tinoroto. Won by four lengths; third eight lengths away. Time Campbell Hurdles—Poanui 1, Bother 2, Royal Abbey 3. Also started Fisher. Gladful, Thrace, Killard. Simonides, Daddy's Girl. Won by five lengths; third a neck away. Time, 4min 7soc. Visitors’ Handicap—Jolly Princess 1, Miss Gold 2. Cold Steel 3. Also started—Golden Bubble, Prince Abbey, Chimera, Miss Gold, Ilipi, Whitianga, Koine Fashion, Bonny Doreen. Ohinewairu'i, Roman, Emerald Hill, I’agoda, Peuona, Lord Kenilworth. Won by a lenrth- third three-quarters of a length awav. Timo, Imin 21 4-ssee.. Fitzroy Wolter—Machree 1, Birkenella 2, Gold Bud 3. Also started— Bitholia, Gloncairn, Doric, Gold Star, Blissfulness, Shortland, Tikuri, Pentagram, Gamboola, Golden Glass, Tire less Te Akitai, Cartoon, Election, Haligan, Lady Rouge, Lady Vare.g Manouwhera, Master Mick, Ohiti, Keretoa, Sanhaven, Uncle Jack. Won by half u neck; third three-quarters of a length away. Timo, linin 51 2-5.->ce. ASHBURTON TROTTING ACCEPTANCES. ASHBURTON, June 7. Following are the acceptances for the Ashburton Trotting Club’s Trial Handicap (harness), 200 sovs, 3.42 class. 11 miles: —Marvin Rose, Harold Burwood. John Bull, Kanieri, Dan Huon, ■ Verae’s Doll. Pessimist, Medallion. ' Jack, Mountain Chimes, Fireman, Look ' Out, Yen, Wild Sunset, Brown Chequer, ' Laddie I.inton, I.auriston, Glaeus, Eliza ’ Dalton, Change scratch, Maile, Dusky Boy, Drambui 12. Mistress, Swift Pointer, Disappearance 2-1 KatTerty 36, Mary Galindo, Brownwood, St Mihiel 4S, Outstep, Appleshnw, Turmoil, Locanda Mac CO, Bingen Wilkes 72. I.ongbeach Handicap (saddles) 200 sovs, 3.55 class, 1} miles“Coia, Meowner, Kilman, Snowstorm, Miss Beatty Chancer, General Derby, Jia Cherc, ' Bay Bov. scr. Toddy Wilkes. Braehy- ’ come, Chester Child 24, Dandenong 36, ’ Sherry. Stella Ashley, Cnlvcrdcn <3O, Dragoon Junior, Maori Princess, St 1 Quentin 72, Moving Picture. Rose ’ Peters, Galindo BrookS4, Hostage, ’ Johnny Bells 120. Ashburton County Handicap, 600 sovs (harness), 4.43 class, 2 miles — Lincoln Huon scr, Pnnzora, Taraire, Rorke’s Drift, Oaknut, Lady Swithin, i Wild Thymo 12, Star Queen. Ben Mac, I Princess Zoc 24, Peter King, Peter Mac, > I Nellie Scott, William The First, Thix--5 ondale, Sympathy 36, Pitaroa 48, Em--1 peror 60, Paul Dufault 84, Onyx, Aga- > thos 96. Acton Handicap (harness), 250 sovs, ■ 3.36 class, 1J miles Calmness, Waipero. Leila Denver, Eulius. Edith Chimes, ' Coalition, St Michael, Turmoil, Wild Madam, Friendship, Tcneriffe scr, Final Leave, Avenue, Plain Bell, Logan Chief 12, Olive Huon, Emmett 24, Malachy, Rntana 36, Proud Logan, Progress, Madeline, Royal Chance 48, Bing Boy. Elite 60, Energetic, Pedro Pronto 72. I Stewards Handicap (harness), 250 sovs, trotters, 2 miles—Diameter, Al-
pha Wilkes, Weowner, Gray Lady, Gentle Ribbons, Kilman, Reparation, Wild Hebe, Toddy Wilkes scr, Dandiencng 24, Count Dee 36, Arcadian 48, Dragoon Junior, Okuti, Stanthony, S' Quentin, Helenwood 72, Galindo Brook. Rose Peters, Merry Peter 84, Kola Bel 96, Mangoutu, Audalio 108, Mamma Girl 144, Bon Sonty 156, Beeswing 168, Lady Patricia 192. Winter Handicap (harness), 250 sovs, 2.22 class, 1J miles —Kewpie, Ballin, Brown’s Nugget, Prince Lyons, Wild Thyme scr, Cammie, Soprano, Bundura, Joyful, Thixendale, Lady Swithin, Lear Dillon 12, Prinzora, William The First, Hayseed, Legacy, Rorke’s Drift, Pitaroa 24, Logan Queea 33, Indra, Agathos, Emperor 60. Farewell Handicap (saddle), 225 sovs, 2.22 class, 1 mile—Van Director, Kingsmoor, Irish Eyes, Outstep, Lady Trafalgar, Dillon Shine, Waipero, Jessie Fraser, Grandee, Mary Galindo, Fireman, Newcourt, Ivy Irvington, Locanda Avenue, Westwood, Dusky Dillon, The Monkey scr, Final Leave, Olive, Madeline. Bingen Wilkes, Localism. Rata’r Greeting, Queen Chimes, F'orrie Am ■ bon, Alarm Bell, Lady Wildwood 12, Florence La Bady, Royal Chance, Petrova, Malachy, Elite, Dolly Dillon, Progress 24, Dandy Chimes, Proud Elsie 36, Princess Zoe, Energetic 48, Landlord Sympathy 60. New Zealand Sapling Stakes (harness). 525 sovs, 2-vcar-olds, 11 miles Event, Logan Chief, Ahuriri, Bonny Logan. RACING NOTES. The latest Great Northern Steeplechase is an example of history repeat ing itself. All three placed horses played a prominent part on the second day of last year’s Winter fixture in Auckland. Sea Deil, winner, who was in third place in the Great Northern Hurdles on the opening day, register ed a similar performance last year. On the second day he won the principal hurdles event, an accomplishment repeated on the concluding day, but this week he varied the experience by winning the big cross-country event. Omaha must be accounted decidedly unlucky as he was in second place in each race of last year’s Great Northern double and was brought down through no fault ot his own on Saturday. He was again runner-up in tho steeplechase, while at the recent Wan ganui meeting he followed the winner, Khartoum, home in the Wanganui Steeplechase. Coalition won the Great Northern Steeplechase last year, but Ids best was third this year. It is un usual to find three horses thus reproducing their best form in this marked fashion at an interval of 12 months. i Sea De’il is an aged chestnut geld ing by Seaton Delaval from Serila by Cardigan from Lady Cecilia by Cuirrssier from Ouida by Yattendon. The Ashburton bred Pavo is proving a veritable gold-mine for Mr 11. Fried lander, and racegoers will be thinking that there is more than mere relation ship in the fact that both Pavo and Gloaming claim The Welkin as sire. Demos, the winner of the Rank: w. Cup at the Otaki Meeting played prominent part at the Auckland Wii er Meeting last year, being in se.-• place in each of the big flat handle;; on the first and second days. The I son of Demosthenes and Jeanne d’A; started only once this year at the ;■ cent Wanganui meeting, where ho w unplaced. The form displayed by Romance v . particularly consistent throughout 1 Dunedin meeting. Commencing wit) a third place to Londonderry and Mr.’ drake on the opening dry in the Tri;. Hurdles, on the second day ho was asecond place to Pawerewere at his first attempt over the Wingatui eonutr,. and on Saturday he again improve.! winning the Tahuna Steeplechase. It" mance appears to be a good propositma for jumping events ahead. Roseday’s effort in the King GemHandicap at Wingatui on Saturdn was a particularly attractive one, and. the brother to Solfanello is likely tc. take much higher honours before h - career on the racecourse is terminate. Songbird was not disgraced by finishing fourth with 9.9 in heavy going. Falstaff improved on his second day’s showing and reversed positions with General Petain on Saturday at Dunedin. Rorke’s Drift was again close up and with additional experience over the smaller obstacles, he is likely to win a good hurdle race before the elose of the season.
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Grey River Argus, 8 June 1922, Page 3
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