SPORTING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIII, Issue 16076, 2 November 1912, Page 12

SPORTING.

DEWHURST PLATE. Unjted Press Association—By Electric Telegraph— Copyright. LONDON, October 31. At tlio Newmarket Houghton meeting, tlie foliowing was tho result of tho .. DEWHURST PLATE, ol 25 boys each, with 800 soys added; second horse 100 eots from tho slake. For Iwo-year-olcla. Seven iurlougs. Mr W. Raphael’s b c Louvois, by Isinglass—dt Louvaino . ... . 1 Lord Rosebery’s b c Sanquhar, by Santry—Valve . . . . . . . 2 Mr 11. E. Beddington’s ch j Rook Flint, by Rock Sand —Trigger ,« . - .3 • VICTORIAN NOTES. - FLEAIINGTON, November 1. Hallowmas ran live furlongs in lmia Gsec. Wolawa, galloped hall a mile in 32scc, and Cider did tnreo iurlongs in bßsoc. AUCKLAND RACING CDUB. Li'KR VRKSS ASSOCIATION.] AUCKLAND, iMoveuiber 1. Tho. following acceptances havo been xecoivcd:— SHURI’S HANDICAP, of 273 sovs; five furlongs—Our Queen Sst, 'turbine Bot luib, Tangiwai bet 21b, Appellon Bst, Tact Vet 13:b, Lucille 73t 101 b, Miss Livonia 7st lO.b, Scorch 7st iilb, Dido 7st 81b, Mulunga 7a! 71b, Solitude 7st 61b, Overtime 73t Gib, First Wainki 7si -41 b, Haku 6st 13lb, Worcostcr Gst lulb. FLYING HANDICAP, of 275 sovs; seven furlongs—Electrikoif Gst ll»b, Jack Delaval Bst 81b, Royal Soult Bst Gib, Master Wair.ki Sst 21b, Wee Olga 7st 121 b, Tact 7sl Gib, Miss .Livonia 7st slb, Dido 7st 31b, Ngotiruauui 7st 31b, Admiral Soult 7st, Watch Chain 7st.

• aialuEN HURDLE RACE, of 125 soys; one mile and a half—Rawiui 9st Gib, Sphinx i)st Gib, Surplus Ost 61b, Ambergris Sst sib, Captain Paul slst 31b, Fuse Ost, Adherent Sst, Stroller Sst, Prymont 9st, Tiri Sst, Lowgarth 9st, Bluo Mount Sst, Hyperion Sst. Arawa Sst, Nelius Sst, Napper Tandy Ost, Shebeen Sst. ONEHUNGA STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 275 sovs; about threo miles—Hautero 12st 21b, Kelp list 12!b, The Chief ISst, Rangitane 9st 12!b, Hunakeha £rt 321 b, Bonnie Jean 9st 81b, Dhudeen Sst Sib, Skyhigh Sst 71b, Romp Sst 71b.

;• HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE, of 123 sovs; about threo miles —Wlioturangi 12st 10lb, The Chief 12st Blb, Cloudy Morn list Gib, Mahonga list. 21b, Skyhlrli lost 131 b, Captain Jack 10st 131 b, Icol lOst Sib, Eglinton lOst 81b, Atawhai lOst Sib, Master Phaeton lOst Sib, Shebeen lOst 71b, Tangitua lOst ; 71b. HOBSON HANDICAP, of 123 sovs; six I furlongs—Cloudy Dawn Bst 91b, Goodwin f Sands Brt 41b, Caber. Davon Sst Sib, Royal | Irish Sst 31b, Tragedy King Bst 21b, Vestai ! Sst lib, Master Tupuhi Bst lib, Manuewora Sst, Parawni 7st 121 b, Lady Betty 7st 9lb, 1 Duma 7st 91b, Devastation 7st 9lb, Toreador ' 7st 9lb. Sir Rupert 7st Blb, Clare 7st Gib, | Antiphone 7st slb, Lady Gladstone 7st 4lb, Hemisphere 7st 4lb, Prince King 7st 41b, Wairiki Rose 7st Sib. Ivaleato 7st 31b, Matawerewero 7st 3!b, Light Blue 7st 31b, Peariilo 7st 3l'o, Almeida 7st 3lb, Signum 7st 3lb, Pnkauini 7st 31b. > - CITY HANDICAP, of GSO sovs; one mile and a quarter—Antoinette Sst 101 b, “Waimaugu Sst 7lb, Gloy Sst Gib, Kakama Sst lib, Goldsizo 7st 121 b, Lareria 7st 121 b, Coro- ' maudel (inc. sib pen.) 7st 121 b, Master Wairiki 7st lllb, Royal Soult 7st 111 b, Jolio I -Fille 7st 101 b, Waiorewa 7st 6lb, Maui Nina \ 7st 41b, Semolina 7st 3ib, Crying Soult Gst 81b. U-REAT NORTHERN GUINEAS, of 750 sovs;, one mile—Gelatine Set 10lb, General Drouot Sst 10lb, Monorail S3t lOl'o, Prince Soult Sst 101 b, Our King Sst 101 b, Lady Elgiva Bst 61b, Bleriot Sst 61b. WELCOME STAKES, of 500 sovs; five I furlongs—Ki&kaha Bst filb, Marshall il’DonI aid Sst slb, Marconi Sst 61b, Lady Alicia Bst, Peronclia Bst, Tikilapu Tmopai (late J.eu d-'Esprit) Set, Merry Roo Bst, Rosea Sst. RICOARTON TRAINING NOTES. Friday. Thera was at mild morning for the final gallops. The ploughed track, on which all tho work was performed, was in good order for time-making, and with the assistance of a light northerly wind some fast -gallops were record,sd. Vice-Admiral .and'Allegory, separately, negotiated a couplo -of circuits at half and three-quarter pacing. Kilts and tho Orzil—Dyronia colt ran half a mile in 60 2-5 sec, and Hormia a similar distance in 61sec. Blue Lake (Emerson) dashed over halt a mile in 48 3-ssec, . going vory pleasingly, while Ofcligant (W. Young) ran threo furlongs m 38 2-Sscc. Mira (Berry) registered an attraotivo performance by brushing over six furlongs In Imfn. 16 1-Sser, while Troon ran a similar distanco comfortably in Imin 21s.ee. King’s Favourite spurted five furlongs in lmin 7sec, and Masterpiece and Autumnus ran tho last half-mil© of a steady circuit in 64 l-osso. Ceylon opurted four furlongs in 50 l-sscc, and Mowbray and Martel finished strongly over the last threo furlongs ci a, steady circuit. Merrivonia oompassed too circuits, brushing over tho last half-mile in GGjjsec, and Undoe.ided (Young) galloped six furlongs in lmin 18 l-ssec. Poioa spurted half a mile in 50e60, while Domino, who i 3 carrying a deal ot condition, put in useful pacing. Bronze (Oliver) decisively defeated Haskayne (Bell) in a gallop over a milo, run ■ in lmin 44 4-ssec, and her effort was entire!ly pleasing. Gipsy Bello finished several lengths m front of Aratiatia at the end of a spin over five furlongs on the grass, run in lmin 4 2-Ssoc. . Styx, who was to have started with them, was badly left, and finished some distance away. Theodtoro (Emerson) galloped five, furlongs, tho last half-milo occupying 50scc. Glado put up a smart performance by running fivo furlongs in lmin 2 2-ssec. Piriwai and Mount Victoria galloped five furlongs in lmin 4sec, and Ladrono spurted half a mile in 49 3-3 sec, Peroneal registering an exactly similar performance. Bollin and Peary ran six furlongs in lmin 20sec, and Ventura (Wilson) dashed over fivo furlongs in. lmin 2 1-ssgc. Madnight Sun and Goldiinder compassed two circuits at half speed. Crown Pearl defeated Diavolo with ridiculous case over half a milo in 49sec, and the manner in which Crown Pearl finished up his task was most irnpressivo. Boctle galloped sir furlongs in lmin 17sec. Merry Frank spurted half a mile in 60 i-ssec, and Sandstream and. another brushed over six furlongs in lmin ISseo. Hawick (M’Swcencv) performed a schooling task over fivo flights of hurdles, and although ho did not in his usual profi- . cient manner over the first two flights, ho jumped tho last threo without mistake. He subsequently galloped a milo on the grass in lmin 4S 3-osec. Lady Lucy ran a milo in Imm lb 2-Ssui., but it was only over tho last half that she had any pace on, and she finished well. Tatterloy defeated Jason over half a mile on the course proper in 49 2-5 see, and finished well. Tho Hague, Soltano 1 and Purscfiller registered an exactly similar performance. Half to medium pacing waa practically nil that was accomplished by tho remainder of tho horses out exercising. Aftor breakfast, proceedings were not of an interesting character. Distinction and Imagination ran fivo 'furlongs. in lmin 4Jsec, Stepmaid six furlongs in lmin 24 l-ssec, and Bungebah spurted half a mile in 49 2-ssec. Fashion Plate jumped one flight or. hurcues and then galloped coven furlongs in lmin 32 2*3sec. , . . , Pcirone, who has not don«> any fast work for several days, was lame on trotting back to the sheds this morning, and she io believed to bo slightly amiss. . Bobrikoff, while trotting and cantering on the tan, was also displaying immistakablo signs of soreness. Equltas is amiss, and is an imhkely starter at tlio meeting. . .. Vocation, who is suffering from a cold, may be unable to fulfil his engagements. Black Lupin has developed symptoms or influenza, and he may bo unaolo to fulfil any of his engagements. A start will bo made to-day with tho spring meeting of tbe Victoria Racing Club, at which nearly all the best horses now in training in Australia will assist. The field for tho Victoria Derby includes C dcr (winner of tho Derby at Rundwiek) ar.d Burra(winner of tho Can field others that have shown attractive form this season being Aurifer. Hsrpist, Kathloa and Pcrdita. so that an interesting contest is assured. Of tho two-year-olds engaged in tiio Maribyrnong Plate, Beragoon created such a favourable impression at F.andwiek that, despito his 10!b penalty, :nany_ good judges will not listen to talk of defeat. There are, however, several others in tho raco that havo shown good form already, among them being Aboyr.e (winner of the Debutant Stakes). Kildnlton, Pinkerton, Chicka and Beck's Lager) while the lot that havo still to distinguish themselves include some promising juveniles. Tho Melbourne Stakes will furnish an opportunity for the best horses to meet at woight-for-age over a milo and a quarter. After tho recent performances of Dhko Foote, special interest will attach to his appearance in < the IMd. while tho nresenco of Anrefodina., Lady Medallist. Eudorus and Wilari will ensure a thorourh test. Improved arrangements have been made at tbe New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club’s course at. Addington fer coping with tho traffic at the gates at tho meeting next week. Tho main entrance gate, next tho Shew Ground", will bo. used exclusively fer pedestrians. All vehicular and Ivoyde traffic must enter tho ground bv Leona-d fitreot, tho second street past the Show' Grounds.