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-CATJLFTELD CUP. "United Press Association—By Electrio Telegraph—Copyright. iMEI/BOU-R'N-E, Oct. 1. Hautvitiierß has been' scratched for 'the Coalfield 'Cup. ■WAN'GANUI JOCKEY CLUB. FIRST DAY. [Per Press Association.] WANGANUI, Oct. 1. * There was fine weather and .a large -attendance for the opening day of the VVanganui Jockey Club's Spring Meeting. The totalisator receipts amounted to £5379, againsii £6679 last yeiar. Tlhe following are details: SPRING HANDICAP, of 125 sovs; second horse 15 sovs from the stake. One mileand a distance. 82 Mr D. Crozier's b g Tukupa, by Lobel —Jenny, aged, 7st 3lb (G. Price) 1 216 Mr J. T. Moore's b m St Lyra, syrs, 7st • (J. Kennedy) i 233 Eiruera Wbakaahu's b b. Toa, aged, 7s>t 101 b (inc. lOlb over.) (C. Jenkins) 3 134 Fashion! Bst slb, 44 Torea 7st 131 b, 28 Queen's- Guard' 7st 31b, 23 Sedgebrook 7s« and 62 Lady Bell 6st 12ib also sUirted. Passing the st'and the colours of Toa, Sedge-brook and .Queen's Guard were in "the front Tank. At the -half mile post Toa and Fashion slightly battered their positions. At the 'turn into (the straight a, sheet could Juave covered the field, and from ■this ou'i a, real good race- ensued. - Tuka.pa, being vigorously ridden by Price, lasted long enough to' stall off a; run by St Lyra, and snatch <a victory by half a, length, with Toa a, good' third. Time —2min 2 2-ssec. Dividends—On, Tukapa &1 2s, on S'b Lyra 15s Gd. ■
TRIAL HACK . HANDICAP, of 60 sovs; s-econd horse 10 sovs from 'the stake. Six
' furlongs. 70 Mr R. Turner's b m Jemima, by S;ep-miaik—'Glauvi-aa, sjnr3, 9st 4lb (T. Wilson) 1 13 Mr J. Bennett's b g Reclaimer, 6yrs, 7sb ■ (H- M'Kay) 2 61 Mr F. C. Bemnet't's br g Flying Shell, 4yrs, 7st (&• Price) 3 26 Bowspriii 83 b 101 b, 16 Forager Sat 6lb, 43 Mongonui Bst 51b, 8 Ooma Bst 41b, 22 Bowman Bst, 94 Nioi-ti 7at 121 b, 15 Hardwork 7et 9ib, 33 Pc-ataniwha 7st 7lb, 83 EkelSarmi Passeropoulo 7st slb, 240 Durable 7sfc 3lb, 9 Renardeau 7>sfc 'and 32 Lum'-Eee 7st also started. .«,.,. Won hy a couple of lengths. . Tjmc—lmm 18 2-ssec. Dividends—Oa- Jemima- £3 8s 6d, on -Reclaimer £l4 19s.
WANorANUI GUINEA'S, of 300 sovs; s*cona horse 50 sovs from 'the' stoke. One mile. 210 Sir G-. Clifford's b i "Wind-wihisUe, by 'Cl'anranaJ'd—Weathareye, 3yrs, Bst slb (J. Pine) 1 279 Mr a. G-. Stead's b c Knight Errant, by St Leger—Forma, 3yrs, 8s» 10lb y ° . (L. H. Hewitft) 2 149 Mr E. J. Waili's b o Cure, by St -I/eger —iLady Cureton, 3yrs, Bsi» 10lb ' <C. Jenkins) 3 28 Ma-ia Bst 10lb also started. Winidwhisfcle jumped to ,the front, and.v/as never headed, although. Knight Errant came a'ii the finish with a fast nun 1 , and nearly caught the winner mapping, being beaten by half « lengilh. Maia. was left .a. few ikngths at the post; and finished a long way in the rear. Time—lmia 47 l-ssec. Dividend— £i 17s. FIRST HURDLE HANDICAP, of 125 sovs;, second 'horse 15 sovs from the stake. About two miles 1 and a. distance. • J3l Mr Douglas Gordon's ch g Gobo, by ? .NaitaJtor—Germaine, aged, lOst 131'b (R, Arn'ott) 1 203 Mr W. J. Phillips's b g 'Boer, aged, 9st 10lb (G.aardiner) 2 30 Mr Gibson's br g Cairo, aged, 9st IMb . <J. O'Oonnell) 3 G 9 Hotu list 81b, 169 The Hempie lOst 6lb 97 Hiniau 10at 31b and 154 Stockade 9st 111 b !Roer was-'the first to show in- front, and led over the first fence, closely followed by Hinau, Gobo, Stockade and The Hempie. Passing the stand' the second time the order was Hinau, 'Roer, Stockade 'and The Hempie. At the next hurdle the last-mentioned came to grief, and at the following jump Stockade followed suit. Gobo here put in his claim, and, although (Roer made strenuous efforts to get on terms again, ho could not get any nearer than two lengths, with Cairo several lengths away third. Time—4min 12sec. .DivxdendE—On Gobo £2 15s 6d, on Roer £1 Is. • Calmont, the rider of. Stockade, received concussion, and was removed -to the hospital. FIRST HACK HURDLE 'RACE, of 75 sovs; second' horse 15 sovs from the stake. About . one mile and five furlongs. 103 >Mt James Orr's br m La Volta, by Voltisreur—Mro, aged,. lOst 12lb ' (A. iM'Moran) 1 84 Mr J. J. Russell's b m'Sultana, aged, 9st 121 b ■<?£.. Russell) 2 54 Messrs Kerr a,nd! Kupinga's g \in Omprah, aged, 9st 9!b (C. Jackson) 3 94 Hautonga lOsti 121 b, 118 Clovis lost 10lb, 33 .Nea 9st 71b, 209 Bones 9st ;7lb and 13 Madman 9st also 'started'. "Won by half a, head, with Omprah a very close third, and 'Bones fourth. Dividends—■ On La Volta £4 12s fid, oa Sultana £1 Is 6d. PUTIKI HACK RACE, of 75,sovs''; second horse 15 sovs from, the stake. One mile and a distance. 163 Mr F. Martin's 1 br m Cornea, by Sb George—Retina, 6yra, "Bst (L. ,B. Hewitt) 1 195 Mr J. George's b g Maro, 4yrs, Bst 8!b " (E. George) 2 03 Mr E. A. Laurent's c g Legion of Honour, aged, 7st 91b (J. Barton) 3 53 Kohina Bst Sib, 120 Elusion Bst, 236 Benefactor 7st and. 66 Moreen 7st also started. Won by a long neck, with a good third. Dividends—Om Cornea £3 19s 6d', on Maro £1 2s. Time—2min 3sec. FLYING HANDICAP, of 150 sdvs; second . horse 20 sovs from the stake. Six furlongs. ' 503 Mr' Douglas Gordon's c g Ostiak, by 'Stepniak—Miss Betty, syrs, Bst 121 b (C. Jenkins) 1 77 Mr H. Jeffrey's c h. 'Sedgebrook, aged, 7st 6!b (C. Cress) 2 103 Mr Launceston's b g Fakir, 4yrs, 7st (G. Price) 3 37 Faughaballagh 7sfc 2lb also'started. O'stjak won very easily by two lengths. Time—lmim 17£sec. Dividend—£l"j;ss 6d. The following are the acceptances for the second.day's races: HACK HURDLE HANDICAP, of 75 sovs; one mile and threequarters—La Volta, list li; ; b, Hautonga, lOst 7lb, Clovis lOst 4lb, Sultana lOst 31b, Omprah 9st lllb, Bones 9st 71b, Nea j)st, 'Elegant 9st. RAILWAY HACK HANDICAP, of 60 sovs; one mile and a distance—Maro 9st', Cornea 9st, Bowsprit Sat lib, Legion of -xonour 7st 121'b, Elusion' 7st 71b, Bones 7st 51b, Roseplot 7st 51b, Benefactor 7st., HACK FLYLNTG HANDICAP of 60 sovs; six furlongs—Kohina Bst 61-b, Bowsprit Sst 41b, Forager Bst, Coma Bst, Bowman 7st lllb, Breeze 7st lllb, Reclaimer 7-sfc 10lb, Nioiti 7st 71b, Roseplot 7st 7lb, 'Flying Shell 7st sib, Durable 7st 31b, N Eketerini Passeropoulo 7st, Lum iJKee 7st, Renardeau. 7st. STAKES, of 250 sovs; one mile and a half—Tortulla 9st 9lb, Fashion 7st 12'b, Tukapa 7st 91b, Toa 7st 61b. MAI%VN.aAI STAKES, of 100 sovs; one mite—§t Denis Bst 12ib, Calceolaria 7st Tib, Qu«eu: 7si 41b, Sedgebrook 7st, Fakir 6st lu'b, Ruakuri. 6st 7ib. SECOND CURDLE HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; oi,e mile and three-quarters—Gobo list, lllb, Ho u list 71b, The Hempie lOst 101 b, Hmau lOst 9 b, Roer lOst =B'b, Derringcotte lOst 71b, Cauo 10 »t, Rodara 9st, Meerschaum 9st. C'WEN STAKES, of 100 sovs; six furlongs --Ostiak 9st 101 b, St Denis 9st 4ib, Calceolaria r&i; 9ib, Sedgebrook 7st 7ib, West Guard nt. s:l> Fakir 7st 21b, Ladv Bell 7s=t 21b, Momohaki 6st 101 b, Faughaballagh 6&1- 101 b. NAPIER PARK RACING CLUB. l Fkom Our Correspondent. 1 ™ , ~ . . NAPIER, Oct. 1. the following nominations have been received for the 'Napier Park Racing Club's •Spring Meeting: CRITERION STAKES HANDICAP, of 50 TV ° T ? e ,. mile - la . The Weaver, Ngaio, Kaiwhete. Reliance, The Miner, Murmur, Daphne ana Lady's Link. COUNTY HACK HANDICAP, of 50 sovs ■ seven furlongs-Benefactor, Comfort, Trade: ynnd, Te Ikaehungata, Katriona, Kaukura, Andromeda, Blackwing, 'Mongonui, Andre, •Miss Kalo Despatch Robin Gray, Cobra, Arona, Jingle, Rain, Notoriety, Fleka, Pearl Gun and First Light. NURSERY HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; four furlongs-Bounce, Bijoutry, Balnetry, Apprentice. Rajah Teatu Stepniak-Madder filly, Rmgman, Drakensberg, Eland,. Springbok, Lyonesse, Came.ot, Liquefy, Gold Seal, Op must, Fairy Dream, Go:d p uno and Gold Dust. SPRING WELTER. HANDICAP 0 f 50 sovs; seven furlongs—The Weaver, Warwick Paphos, Reliance, The Miner, First 'ood' Daphne, Passion Fruit, Torowai and Lady's Link. HACK HANDICAP, of 50 sovsfive furlongs—Waimarere, la, Trade Wind Te Ikaehungata, Moleskin, Ka:riona, Roseplot •M'ongonui,_ Spring, Arrival, Magillicuddy, Miss Kalo, Ontario, Robin Adair Opal, Jingle, Wraith, Rain, Consistent, Calcita, Apres and Pearl Gun. WHARERANGI HANDICAP, of 50 sovsseven furlongs—Cure, The Weaver, Warwick' •Ngaio, Kawhete, Andre, Reliance, The Odiner' First Blood, Daphne, Jingie and Lady'sLink' PUKETAPU HANDICAP, of 50 sovs; one mile—Benefactor, Comfor;, Katriona, Rm'kura
Andromeda, Blackwing, Mongonui, Reliance, i Paphos, Despatch, Robin Gray, Cobra, Arona, Assayer, Notoriety, Fleka, First Light and Legion of Honour. TWO-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP, of 80 soys; four furlongs and a half—Bounce, Stepmak— Madder filly, Bijoutry, Balentry, Apprentice, Tuata, ilingman, Drakensberg, Eland, Springbok, Lyonesse, Liquefy, Gold Seal, Op-iimis-t, Fairy Dream, Gold. Purse and Gold Dust. CALEDONIAN HANDICAP, of 50 sovs; eix furlongs—Okoari, BaUleaxe, WoodtUorpe, Tho Weaver, Te Ikaehungata.', Arrival, The Miner, First Blood, Passion Fruit, Torowai and Lady's Link. TELEPHONE HANDICAP, of 50 sovs; five furlongs—Waimarere, la, Trade Wind, le Ikaehungata,, Moleskin, K-atriona, Roseplot, Mongonui, Spring, Alneas, Arrival, M'agrlhcuddy, Ogle, Ontario, Robin Adair, Opal, Cobra, Jingle, Assayer, Wraith, Rain', Consistent, Caicit'a, Apres amd Pearl Gun. HAWKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB. [Per. Press Association.! NAPIER, Oct. l. Some very good work was done at Hastings this morning, in view of the Hawke'a Bay Jockey Club's Spring Meeting, which will begin on Saturday. Kutriona beat Ngaio comfortably in a -seven-furlong gallop, -and Sinus had the best of Rubin ovex one mile. Ringd'et and Ringman covered l five furlongs, moving in a pleasing style, and The Shannon galloped a circuit, moving really well. Daphne covered, two rounds at a solid pace, and Menschikoff and Stepdaughter trotted and cantered. Rosellla, Northumberland and- ; ,Non£itto were restricted to easy tasks. ■'
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