SPORTING.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1515, 22 April 1919, Page 2

SPORTING.

FEILDING J.C. MEETING. CUP WON BY PARAOA FLYING, WAIMATAO. Tho ((fist clay's racing of tho Fctlding Jockey Club's Easter meeting wax disposed of yesterday in fine though windy wcatner before a record crowd. All tho tpeei.il trains were uncomfortably packed. Some keenly contested races were witnessed. Mr J. K. Henrys, the weight adjuster, hud backers baffled, as not a solitary favourite won. Mr J. Cameron ofiieiated as judge for tho first, time, and notwithstanding that ho had some close finishes to decide, hoisted tho numbers quickly and accurately to'Twc satisfaction of everybody. With the exception of two races, Mr Angus Keith dispatched his fields well. The meeting was managed excellently, and those responsible are to bo congratulated. Money was plentiful, the sum of £44,199 being put through the 'machine, an increase- over last year's figures. Chief stipendiary McMahon had occasion to fine M. McDonald £5 for breaking an engagement to ride Master Moutoa, and W. Bell a similar amount for crossing tho field in the Onepuhi Hack race. Results: -

KAWA KAWA HURDLES, of 250 sovs; second horse 50 sovs and thirl 25 sovs. One mile and three-quarters. 3 Messrs Dvvan Bros.' b m Sweet Tipperary, King's Guest —Golden Ball,

oyrs/9.3 (McSweenoy) 1 Mr J. Bull's br g Master Lupin, aged, 11.9 (A. McDonald) 2 Mr G. Ponfold's b g Want, aged, 11.6 (H. Lorrigan)

Also ran: 6 Sir Fisher 11.13 (Flynn), 8 Diavolo 9.11 (R. Thompson), 5 Gunwale 9.10 (Copestake), 7 Royal Park 9.9 (W. Campbell), 4 Swinton 9.0 (W. McKinnon). Sweet Tipporary made the pace torrid from the start, followed by Royal Park. Passing the stand the first time the former led from Sir Fisher and Royal Park, with Master Lupin and Want handy. Along tho back Sweet Tipporary led by several lengths. At the straight entrance Master Lupin and Want endeavoured to reduce the gap, bub had no chancce with the winner, who won very easily. Master Lupin two lengths in front of Want; tie n came Sir Fisher, Diavolo, Lloyal Park ai.d Gunwale. Swinton fell at the second .obstacle and broke his neck, his rider (W. MbKinnon) receiving injuries to his chest. Time, 3.22 2-5. (Winner trained by F. Carmont.)

MAIDEN STAKES, of 20Q sovs; second horse 40 sovs and third 20 sovs; weight 9.0. Five and a-half furlongs. 3 Mr H. G. Taylor's b g Black Mark, All Black—Culprit, 4yrs (A. McDonald) - 1 6 Mr L. H. Collinson's b g Achillion, 3yrs (W. Bell) 2 2 Mr Herbert's br f Cotillion, 3yrs (P. Brady) 3

Also ran: 13 Bronze Queen (Rayner), 5 Tirairaka (0. McCarten), 10 Kawhau (M. McCarten), 9 Amberine (McDonoll), 7 Bold Boy (Kaan), 1 Omahu (B. Morris), 12 Zanol (R. Young), 4 Festival (C. Price), 8. Multiplex (11. McSweeney), 11 Hacremoana (M. McDonald). Omahu was first out, and led for two furlongs, when Black Mark and Cotillion came through. This was tho order to tho distance, when Achillion challenged, but could not get on terms with Black Mark, who won by a length. Time, (Winner trained by J. Coylc.)

FEILDING CUP, of 700 sovs; second liorso 100 sovs, third 50 sovs. One mile and a-half. 7 Messrs Slattery and Lile's b g Paraoa, Xing Rufus—Tho Boyne, aged, 7.13, (M. McCarten) ;■; ' »• ] 5 Mr F. S. Easton's b g Master Moutoa, aged (Thorner) ... ... ••• •■• 2 1 Mr W. Phillips' b g Nobleman, 6yrs, 9.0 (B. Morris) 3 Also ran: 3 Client 9.3 (C Priced 2 Pacific Slope 8.1 (M. McDonald), 6 Palm Oil 7.0 (Corlett), 4 Tangihou 6.10 (P. Rayner), 8 Eheipa 6.7 (R. Orange). When the field had settled down Master Moutoa was out in front, and passing the stand was followed by Paraoa, Nobleman and Pacific Slope. Very littlo alteration took place along tho back stretch. Rounding the home turn Paraoa took charge, and going on stalled off all challengers and won by halt a length from Master Moutoa, Nobleman a length away, third. Pacific S ope was fourth, then Client, Palm Oil and Eheipa. Time, 2.38. , ' . (Winner trained by R. Barlow.)

ONEPUHI HACK WELTER, of 200 sovs; second horse 40 sovs and third 20 sovs. One mile and 54 yards _ 4 Mr J. Kovluski's b g Clavis, Campfire—Evening Star, aged, 9.1 (P. Brady) ••• - c - l 3 Mr F. Hoskins' br g liranga* syrs, 9.8 (M. McDonald) ... ... .••• * 1 Messrs Wallaco and Spring sb f Railand, 3yrs, 8.9 (W. Bell) ... - 3 Also ran: 5 Master Iney 10.1 (McCarten), 6 Ju Jitsu 9.8 (Cleaver), 2 Pomeroy 8.2 (B. Morris), 7 Dasher Boy 7.11 (Owens). Clavis took charge entering the straight, and in the run to tho post lasted long enough to win by a head, Tiranga half a length m front of Railand; then came Master Iney and Pomeroy. Time 1.47 3-5. (Winner trained by J. lhacker.) TAONUI HACK, of 200 sovs; second horse 40 sovs and third 20 sovs. Seven furlongs. 8 Mr C. I/misson's eh g March On, Mar-tello-Clory, syrs, 7.5 (Corkill) . ; . 1 5 Mr N Rasmussen's blk g Papanui, aged, 8.1 (M. McCarten) ... •■■ <• 3 Mr 11. Burnett's b m Idle Talk, 4yrs, 8.4 (B. Morris) d Also ran: 1 Lord Muskerry 8.13 (M. McDonald), 4 Perfect Day 8.9 (O. McCarten), 6 Consultation 8.4 (W. Bell). 2 borne Boy 7 6 (Corlett), 9 White Ranger 7.5 (K LamIjcss) 7 Kareao 6.12 (McC'onnick), 11 Simon 6 7 (P Rayner) 10 llautawa 6.7 (L. Malison). Idle Talk, March On and Lord Muskerry were responsible for the running to the straight entrance, where March On forged slightly ahead, and in a great race to the post won by a head from Papanui, Lord Muskerry was fourth. Time, 1.29 4-5. (Winner trained, by E. Watson.) MANGAONE STAKES, of 350 sovs; second horse 70 sovs and third 30 sovs. Six furlongs. 4 Mr M. Williams' b g Waimatao, Bozonian—Punawai, 6yrs, 8.13 (B. Morris) 1 2 Mr W. Duncan's b hj Aero, 4yrs, 8.13 (C. Price) 2 3 Mr J. Haile's br g Simonidcs, 4yrs, 7.4 (M. McCarten) 3 Also ran: 1 Chimera 8.5 (Corlett), 5 Marqueteur 6.13 car. 7.4 (McDonoll), 8 Philomela 6.13 car. 7.3 i (L. Morris), 6 Uorealia 6.7 car. 7.1J (Rayner), 7 Gold Problem 6.7 car. 6.9. Waimatao was out early, and was never afterwards hoaded, passing the post half a length in front of Acre, who beat Simonidcs by a. narrow margin for second honours. Chimera was fourth, then Marqueteur and Gold Problem. Time, 1.15. (Winner trainer by Owner.) ONGO HACK, of 200 sovs; second horse 40 sovs and third 20 sovs. Five and a half furlongs 4MrC. IX Tyler' sb g Carmel Arch, Marble Arch—Legs, 6yrs, 8.8. (P. Rayner) i 8 Mr G. Ponfold's b m Wonder, 4yrs, 7.6 (M. McCarten) 2 3 Mr H. Taylor's blk g Black Mark, 72, car. (M. McDonald)' ... 3 Also ran —1 Vanco 8.13, O. McCarten; 5 Matatua 812, B. Morris; 2 Tempo 8.8, 0. Price; 6 Piano 7.6, Corlett; 7 Nemalino 7.3, McDonald. Carmel Arch led to the home-turning, where; Wonder took charge, but in a great, set to home Carmel Arch won by a neck, head between second and third. Time, 1.8 3-5. (Winner trained by 11. Rayner.) lIAL'COMBE WELTER, of 300 sovs; seco.id horse 60 sovs and third horse 25 sovs. Seven furlongs. 4 Mr W. J. Bowman's gr g White Blaze, Campfirc—White May. aged, 8.6 (M. Morris) 1 2 Mr V Schvood's b g Play Off, a-jed, 8.8 (O. McCarten) 2 1 Mr W. Rayner's br g Zola, 6yrs, 8.13 (P Rayner) 3

Also rar.-8 Kiltoss 9.2. P. Brady; 7 Minister 8.13, C. Price; 3 Tirana 8.11, M. McDonald; 6 Orleans 8.5, W. Bell; 5 Hythiead 8.5, McCarten Tirana and Play Oil' made the pace to Iho homo tinning where the former dropped back. At the distance Whito Blaze, ranged alongside of Play Off, and in a good race to the post won by half a length, Play Off a head in front of Zola. Tirana was fourth. Time, 1.29. (Winner trained by W. Mantle.)