Big Racing.

Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1455, 6 November 1911, Page 5

Big Racing.

[Cup Dav at fiiccarton.

Dull Weaifeor and Large

Attendance,

Vice-Admiral the Cup,

AFTER A GOOD RAOfi WITH MISOOUNT,

STEWARDS' HANDICAP WOK'

BY NYLAND,

% Telegraph—Tress Association, Christchnroh, Last light.

Tliff Hew Zealand Onp meeting* openod at Riccartoif to-day in doll weather, The attendance, however, WBs very large and included his Excellency the Governor and Lady Islington,, the Prime Minister, Sir Joseph Wart, Hod. S. a. Millar and Major-Gerieral Goflley. Totnlisator investments were £89,851 as against £27.472 for the corresponding day last year. Results:— Spring miles.-Espaitero 11.13 .1, Idealism 9.11 2, Hawick 10.10 8. Also started r St. Aidau ll.fi, Master Paul 10.10, Gaalic 10.9, Gol'd Bird 10.8, Passive 10.9, Te Whetu 9.13, and Milo 9.0. Won comfortably by .three lengths. Time 2.43 8-5.

Spring Plate of 300 sovb, one mile. -Labour Day 7.2 1; Birkline 9,1? 2, St. Petersburg 7-7' 3.. Also started r Morecatnba 8.8, Patriotic 8.2, John Bunyan 8.3, Beaoon 7.13, Big Blast 7.11, Midnight dan 7.7, Qnennry 7,4, Aphaea 6.11, Oka 7.11.. Wonliy two lengths. Time 1.41 1-5..

Riccarton Welter Handinap of 300' sovs, one mile.—St. Felix 9.0 1, Masterpiece a. 8 2, Bracken 9.3' 3.. Also started: Bonny Glen fl.fi, Parable 9.4, Medallist 9.2, Merry Frank 8.13, Eaglestone 8.8, Sau Lass 8.2, Floater 8.2, Tangeroa 8:0: Trno Kiiipbt 8.0, Flambean 8.0. Won bv two lengths and a half. Time 1.41 4-5.

NEW ZEALAND OUP of 2000 sovs,

two miles.—

Stead Bros' and Q. D. Greenwood's b c Vice Admiral by Multiform—Rattler, 4yrs, 7.8 (B. Deelsy) 1 Hon. J. D. Ormnnd's bo Miscount, Bvrs, 7.6, inc. 2lb penalty (L. Wilson) 2 R. O'Donnell'schg Los Angelrs, aged, 9.3, inc. 31b penalty (G. J. Pine) 3 Also started: Merrivonia 8.2, Prim 8.0, Iranhi 7.12, M9riue7.il, Domiin 7.8, GoodwiD Park 7.1 (iuc. 71b penalty), Kilo&fri 6.12, Kanroa 6.8, Projectile 6 10, Ontlander 6.8, Oronstart t G.B. Projectile made all the early running, bat after rooming the turn into the straight Martine weDt to the front, being at once challenged bv Vice Admiral. The latter drew inside the distance Miscount, who had been running in the rear of the field, o*me through, but iu the run home Vice Admiral beat him by b pood half length. Los Angelos was threequnrtersofa length away third, with Domino, Martine and Meirivouia next in order. Time 3.28 3-5.

WELCOME STAKES of 1000 sovs, lor two-year-olds, font furlongs. Sir Geo. Clifford's cli f Winning Way by Oannie Ohiel—Lady

Wayward, 9.0 (0. Emerson) 1 T. H, Lowry's Beldame 8.0 (O.

Jenkins) Sir Geo. Clifford's Autumnus 8 6

(F. E. Jones)

Also started: Ermengarde 8.0, Bon Ton "9.5, Bon Soir, Canute, Champagne, Jan, Pappin 8.5, Lady Georgia, Gl»de, May Dalrymple, MartianMaid 8.0, Won by halt' a head. Time 49seo. ' Ladies' Pnrse of 130 sovs, one mils. -Kris 10.01, Gangway 10.12, Snpience 10.6 3. Also started: Sura 11.2, Red White and Blue ll.l.Nightlight 10.13, Ahuapai 10.9, Miss Fry 10.8, Kilkenny 10.5. Won by two lengths.. Time 1.47.

STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 1300 sovs, six furlongs.— Mr Highrieu's br g Nvland by Finland—Patera, 7.18 (A.. Oliver) 1 G. D. Greenwood 'sPeirene, 7.13 2 G. Hunter's Bliss 7.1'. 8

Also started: Poll Rate 9.7, Madam Madcap 9.5, Electiafeoff 8.12, Undecided 8.12, Gipsy Belle 8 9, Royal' Scotch 8.8, Dearest 8.6, Formby 8,6, Effort; 8.5. Hermia 8.2, Stepmeter 8.1, St. Toney 7.13, Culprit 7.13; Turbine 7.12, Dazzling 7.11,. Holmngatahi 7.11, Sea King 7.8, Rurik 7.5, Longstep 7.3, Land Rose 7.2, Colleen Man 7.1, Crosbie 7.0\ Rangiatna 6.13, Lady Montoa 6;.7, Odessa 6.7, Armstrong G. 7. Culprit wa« first into thn straiellt proper, but below the distance Nyland took charge and stalliug ofl a challenge by Peirene won by a length and a halt. Time 1.15 2-5. Apprentices' Plate.—All Gnns 7.7 1, Aimwell 7.7 2, Allnrcment 7.7 3; Also? started: Peroneal 7.2, Emma 7.2, Oorrie 7.2, Varna 7.7, Oerise and Blue 7.2, Early Morn 7.7, PrivoMoti 7.2, Somersault 7.7;, Yeodel'. 7.7, Mazarin 7.7. Won by a length. Time 1.3 4-5.

TO-DAY'S ACCEPTANCES,

Ohr'stchnroh, La^Nielit.

The following-are the acceptances for the second day of the 0.J.0. meeting:— Middleton Harding of 200 sovs, one mila and threcqnartors.—Espartero 12.13, St. Aidan ll.fi, Hawiok 11.0, Passive 10.5, Giselle, GpM Bird 10.15, TeWhotn9.il, Tyrannic, Sonthern Gross, Gold Pin, Milo 9.0, Irwell Handicap of 250 sovs, four fnrlones.—lirmengnrdo 8.10, Glado 8.3, Glen finnan, Bon Ton, Peppin, Art 1.12', Pawky Lbss, Scottish Star, Gnome, Stardanosr, Peg, Northern Light, Anna Oarlovana, Speoial Form, Massilia 7 7. Uriterion Handirap of 500 sovs. seven fnilnngs.--'Nv!anrt 9.3, Full Rate 0.2, Miss Mischief 8.18, Electi'akoff 8.12, Undecided 8.11, Foirnby 8.6, BHrq, Kffortß.3, Tne Cornet 7.7, Rurik 7.0, Colleen Mavv, Lady Moutoa G. 10, Loupstop (i 9.

Juvenile Pbto of 400 sovs, five furlongs.— Rsneintna 8.2, Aiusrlalo 7.13, Onlprit 7,1, Aotnmuus, Andrea, Beldame, Taffeta G. 7. Derbv of 1850 sovs, one mile and a half,—Byron, Masterpiece, Miscount, Koyal Scotch. St. Petersburg 8,10, Counterfeit, Peirene 8 5,

j _ Epsom Hisiiwoight of 1100 sovs, si* , nrlon ßs .-Gipgy im ]oi3) Dt)Breg(; 10.0, Rosa Noble 9.11, St. Toney .9.8, Torbme 9.7, Hi.hui/gatahi,' More-" cambMl.G, Sea King, Glenspribg 9.5/ Genius 9.4, Koliinoor 9.2, Orcsbie, Kilts, Bronze 8.13, Project'le 8.12, MerryFraukß.il, Avarice T.iii >,nli Battaiy 8.5, Odessa 8.2, Eaglestona £i, Armstrong rfsticuri, Trne Kuigh6, Pnbdv»ai, Ebonita 8.0. Amalgam 8.0.

Ashhy Handicap of 130 govs, six D i r oU fiT Patri tio 9l!) ' Oatwaid 8.11, Allaranifut 8.4, Aphaea 8.3. Md Buuyan 7.13, GoUemar 7.11, Tni'uii, p, Red Whjta am> Bine, Kris 7.8, Big Bhet, Frivolftti 7.7, Oratava, 7.8, Nikon, hfatliorbrae, loam Flake, Part 7.0, Kilkenny 6.9 (orrie, Miss Ery, PlnasQie Bent, Topaz 6.7, '

Metropolian Handicap of 1000 sovs, one milo and a half.-Los Angeloi 9.9, Vice Admiial 8.11, o[ m n ,' Merri»onia 8.6, Mendin \ 8.5, Goldfinder 8.2, Domino 8.1. Labour Day 7.10, (Joroniform 7.8, ■ Malga Bill 7.3, Goodwin Park 7.2, lauuhanser 6.10, Ontlauder 6.8.

THE AUCKLAND MEETING.

CONOLUDIN DAY. SODLTORIA WINS THE MEMORIAL. (Pmi Association],

Auckland, Last Night,

The Auckland Racin? Club's Spring Meeting wna concluded on Saturday. The attendance was moderate. Tote investments were £22,155, making £37,484 for the meeting. Results:—

Hunters' about 8 miles.- Webfoot 31,01, P.iro Ata 11,13 8, Harkaway 10.113. Won by six lengths. Time, 6.22;

Gordon Handioap, 5 furlongs Bogey 7.91, Reoeipt fi.l3 3, Harenoa 7.6 3. Won by three lengths. Time. 1.2 3-5, '

Manukan Hardies, 1% miles.— D'lesate 10.9 1, Dm Quex 10,12 3, Sol' 10,0, 3. Won by five lengths, one and a half between second and third. Time, 3.33,

King Edward Memorial Handicap, iy 2 miles.

Mrßonlston'sSonHrria, by Soblb —Pretoria, 8.0 (M. Ryan) i Mr Hawbin's Mastsr Wairiki ■ (Hrady), 8,7 % Mr Wallace's Ngapnka, 7.3 3

A gr<at race won bv n neck, threeqnarfcrs of a length between seoond and third.. Time, 2.42. Ecsim Handicap, fi Jack Dnl'avnl 8,0 1, Gold Size 6.13 3, Tattoo 8..1 3, Won by two and a halt lengths; Time, 1.16. Musket Stakes, 4 fnilongs.—Tact 8.41, Dido 8,10 2, Prinoß Mdtriwes 8.0 3i. Won by three-quarters of a length, the third lioise a neck away. Time, 5122-5,

Normaoby Handicap, 7 fnilongs. -Master Jaok 8,1 1. Goodwin Sands 7.6, Jollie Fillie 8.8 3. Won by a neob. Time, 1.29 8-5,

Welter Handicip, 1 mile.—Wee Olga 8,1 1, Plying Sonlt 8.10 3, Di\wn 9.0 3., Won bv live lengths, third horse two lengths away. Time, 1.413-5.

THE" Y.R.O. MEETING.

DERBY DAY AT FLEMINGTON.

BIG CROWD AND BRILLIANT

SUNSHINE.

WILARl 1 WINS THE DERBY.

(Prws Aseociation.—By Telegraph.— Copyright).

Fl'emingtou, Saturday. After a bleak wintry week brilliant suußhine and a South bresze assured a successful Derby Day. By noon tlie crowd almost equalled the numbers of some past Cup days, and the stands 'were too crowded for the bright show of spring costumes to be seen to advantage, though the whole made a brilliant, eifeot.

The Govemocr-General, Lord Den* man and Ladv Deuman and Sir John and Lady Fuller each brought a big crowd of visitors.

The course was iu good order though not 'favourable to records. The racing programme was particularly attractive, and there was addi* tiotm! interest this year iu the decision of the three-year-old premiership and the classic race of the year, as a guide to which of the three-year-olds running in the Cup is most likely to have a say in Tuesday's big event. The weight-for-age event wps also a big factor in the general interest, and it was regarded as paiticDlarly unfortunate that Malt King was unable to again battle against Comedy King, especially in light of the former's late gallops. Malt King this morning pnt up a fast nine furlong gallop, the following being his times at the various distances :-Four furlongs, 50, live fnrlonga I.2}£, six fnrloogs 1,16, seven furlongs 1.29%, mile 1.42%, nice furlongs 1.57. The Maribyroag Plate, kcowu as the two-year-old Derby, brought the best lot of juveniles yet seen and altogether it was au exciting day's sport. The Derby proved a fine iace particularly over the last half-mile, and the finish was exoiting, and there was great enthusu asm. Results

Maiden Plate of 800 sovs, 1 njile -Elavinita 1, Vlamen 2, Was'ailer 3. The winner led all the way and won by a length, three lengths between seoond and third. Time 1.42%.

Mwibyiuong Flute, of 1500 s(jvb, 5' furlong*, for two-year-olds.—Gold Brew 1, Lncli Animrs 2, Dueler 3 Prince Tiaqnrar ami Gold Bee were sorntched. Dniiard, Gauntlet and Loch Amos WRre first to show ont and next G-Id Brow, Ciflnr, BathkflPl<? a'nl Vprtnrß Deßsida led the field nnmss ths hu from Ventura Ginrtl-t, Dniiarl, Rathkeala, Oider' P-ck, nun Gold Brew. The latter rnoort bvjrv on tha extreme onlside and won oasily. Deeside was fonrth. and then camo Rathfeealo, and Cidsr, n-.d lust Pfck and Dunaril. Won bv three lengths,a length bfitweeii s.coud and third, Time

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