THE TURF.

Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1813, 3 January 1913, Page 2

THE TURF.

MAR TON JOCKEY CLUB

CONCLUDING DAY

MANAKAU WINS SUMMER HANDICAP. The concluding <lay of the Marton Jockey Club's Summer meeting opened in cloudy weather, but as the day wore 011 the sun made its appearance. A strong south-easterly wind prevailed. The going was much better than on the first day—which was rather hard—owiug to the rain the previous night. The racing was interesting several fine finishes being seen. There was one misiiap during the day. Bonny fell in the Hurdles, his rider, H. Futcher, broke his wrist. Otherwise everything again went smoothly. The tote returns for the day were £17,817 as against £10,913 for the corresponding day last year, making a total for the meeting of £37,274, an increase on last year of £11,294. Results : SECOND HACK HURDLES. Of 115 sovs; one and a half miles. 1 J. Torren's br g Rendrock by Explosion—Stepfast 10.3 (G. Lee) 1 2 Geo. Delaney's Strategist 10.2 (F. Flynn) 2 SW. J. Johnston's Knutsford 9.0 (T. Kent) 3 Also ran—4 Sunrose 9.2, Hercock; j 6 Mahinawa 9.0, McSweeney; 3 j Bonny 9.0, Futcher; Treckker 9.0, i Mr A. Gordon. Going along the back the field ran in Indian file, Rendrock in front with Strategist next and Knutsford third. They finished in this order, Rendrock winning by about six lengths, pulling up, Knutsford three lengths away third, Sunrose fourth. Time 2.52. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. Of 150 sovs; six furlongs. 4 H. McManaway's cli m Rill by San Fran—Spring 8.0 (S. Henderson) 1 3 L. Buckman's Lady Louisa 7.2 (A. Reed) 2 6 H. Bertrand's Piriwai 7.13 (B. Olliver) 3 Also ran—3 Makara 8.6, W. Price; 1 Lord Possible 8.5, H. Tricklebank; 5 Master Laddo 8.0, C. Jenkins; 7 Vibration 7.13, R. Young. Makara and Vibration got first out and showed the way to the turn, where Piriwai went up and had a slight advantage. Piriwai led to within a few yards of the post where Rill and Lady Louisa passed her, Rill getting home by a head from Lady Louisa, who was half-a-length in front of Piriwai, Lord Possible fourth and Master Laddo fifth. . Time 1.15. FLYING HACK. Of 100 sovs; six £& furlongs. 1 J. Paterson's b m |Passadena by San Fran—Ngaio 8.1 (W. Price) 1 2 Jas. F. Hathaway's Heather 8.2 (H. Tricklebank) 2 6 A. McDonald's Sepoy 6.13 BLCordue) 3 ■Also ran—3 Hamurana|7.9, S. Henderson 4 Eminent 7.6, R. Young; 5 Bonfire 6.13, K. Lambess. Sepoy soon put a gap between himself and the rest and led to the straight, where Passadena and Heather closed up. In the straight this pair drew away and after a neck and neck go Passadena got home by a nose, Sepoy a length away third, Bonfire fourth and Eminent fifth. Time 1.15 2-5. SUMMER HANDICAP. Of 300 sovs ; one mile and a distance. 5 A. E. Neale's br g Manakau by Maniapoto—Serf 7.2 (K. Lambess) 1 7 A. Leicester's Mescal 6.12 (Weller) 2 4 T. Lloyd's Master Laddo 7.9 (B. Olliver) 3 JAlso ran—l Sea Queen, W. Price; 6 Byron 8.10, Hatch; 3 Seatondale 7.13, H. Tricklebank. Passing the stand first time the order was Byron, Dearest and Seatondale. Going along the back Seatondale was in front, nearest attendants being Dearest and Manakau. Approaching the turn Mescal and Master Laddo moved up. After a good race Manakau landed the stake by three parts of a lentgli, third horse the same distance away. Dearest fourth and Byron fifth. Sea Queen's bridle slipped partly off, and she finished last. Time, 1.57.

LADIES' BRACELET of 70 sovs, one mile. Gentlemen riders. Minimum weight 10.7. 1 Mrs J. O'Meara's bm Fashion Plate, by Handsome Jack— Rongotea, 12.6 (Mr L. McDonald) 1

4 Mrs Brice's Whimper 11.1, (Mr H. Cameron) 2 3 Mrs W. Cooper' Manitau, 11.13 (Sir G. Hirst) 3 Also ran—7 Toney 11.11, Mr Cam. ipion; 5 Wheturangi 11.1, Mr G. 1 Wheeler; 2 Immensity 10.11, Mr T. Tracey; 6 First Aid 10.7, Mr A. ' McDonald; 8 Lady Rubv 10.7, Mr C. McDonell,; 9 Jack o' the Green 10.7, Mr A. Gordon. First Aid had -& slight advantage in the straight. In the run homo Fashion Plate came through, and won by a good length from Whimper, Manitau the ' same distance off third; Immensity fourth, and Lady Rubv fifth. Time. 1.49.

SECOND HACK WELTER of 106sovs, seven furlongs. 2 J. Jobson's br c Sir Daniel, by Multifid —Manutuke, 8.2 (H. Tricklebank) 1 J H. Catherall's Chief Marshall, 9.7 (Flynn) 2 4 H. M. Speed's Tiwari, 9.5 (W. Price) 3

Also ran—s Karoro 8.0, R. Young; 6 Roseblush 8.0, L Lambess; 3, St. Elmn 8.0, C. Jenkins. St. Elinn made the running along the back. At the turn Sir Daniel went to the front, followed by Chief Marshall and Tiwari. In the run home Sir Daniel held his own and won by one and a half lengths, Tiwari two lengths away third,, St. Elmn fourth, Roseblush fifth, and Karoro last. Time, 1.31. TURAKINA WELTER of 150 sovs, seven furlongs. 6 H. J. Cameron's blk g Kauroa . by Captain Webb—Sassapas, 8.3 (C. Jenkins) 1 4J. P. McAnally's Matlow, 8.11 (G. Caddy) 2 2 F. Preston's Lady Volga, 8.12 ggg;(R. Hatch) 3 Also ran—3 Nukuatu 8.7, W. Price; 1 Royal Simon 8.5, B. Olliver; 5 San Lass 8.0, H. Tricklebank; 7 King Try 8.0, J. Paul. Lady Volga got first away, and with Royal Simon showed the way to the straight. Here Matlow and Kauroa moved up. After a splendid race Kauroa got home bv half a length from Matlow, who came very fast at the finish, Lady Volga a head away third, Nukuatu fourth. Time, 1.30.

FAREWELL HACK. Of 100 sovs; five furlongs. W. Holmes' br g Eminent, by Phaeton—Famous 7.6 (R. Young) l T. O'Neill's Monologue 7.13 (C. Jenkins) 2 Ross Allan's Postillion 8.6 (W. ~Price)Wgss £T;,iSBS 3 Also ran—Sylvia May 8.10 (inc. 41bs over), R. Hatch; Gerbera 7.13, H. Tricklebank; Yankee Doodle 7.7, H. Richards; Rosalys 7.2, S. Henderson; Hapingo 7.0, Weller. Postillion was |nade a solid favourite. Sylvia May led the field to the bend, chased by Monologue and Postillion. At tne turn Yankee Doodle took charge. In the straight, Eminent came through on the rails and won by a neck, Postillion a length away third. jfsjTime 1.2.2-5. H. Tricklebank headed thejlist' of winning jockeys with five wins, W. Price 3, £, Henderson and G. Lee 2 each, K. Lambess, Mr L. McDonald, C. Jenkins, and R. Young one each.

STRATFORD RACES. (Press Association.—By Telegraph. Stratford, Last Night. The second day of the Stratford races opened in fine weather and the course is in splendid order. The total put through for the day was £1,1074, making a grand total for the meeting of £21,954, as against £18,525 last meeting. Results: — Toko Welter—Sam Pan 1, Moriette 2, Princess Flo 3. Cardiff Stakes—Glacier 1, Floso 2, Patronala 3. Ngaere Handicap Boronia 1, Katua 2, Red Lupin 3. Makuri Hurdles—Bercola 1, Ngatiruanui 2, Oteahau 3. Strathmore Hack—Lucerne 1, Patroness 2, Lady Fran 3. Dominion Handicap—Royal Dragoon 1, Muleteer 3, Katua 3. Ladies' Purse—Tirohanga 1, Sylvan Glade 2, Millbanks 3. County Hack—Aruake J, St. Luap 2, Patronale 3.

summer. J. Kemp, rider of Formality, in the Scurry Hack, was before the stewards, and was suspended for one month for boring at the start on both days. Results:— Aotea Handicap Hurdles, one and three-quarter miles.—3 Bravest (J. O'Connell) 12.5 1, 5 Hautere 9.0 2, 4 Kirkby 9.0 3. Also started: 2 Ei ya, 1 Waiaio. Both fell. Won by two lengths. Time, 3.20. Grandstand Handicap, .' : furlongs.—Winning Post (H* 7.12 1, 1 Eocene 8.9 2, 3 Montiform 7.113. Also started: 4 Diavolo, 2 Merton, 7 Mysteriarch, 6 Missile. Won by half a length. Time 1.16. Scurry Hack Handicap, five furlongs.—! Formality (J. Kemp) 8.5, 1 2 Astral 8.0 2, 10 M. Thomas 7.7 3. Also started: Daybreak, 3 Evade, 6 Axis, 5 Settler, 11 Miss Jiska, 9 Whist, 8 Forestwick, 7 Discussion, 12 Right Oh, 13 Te Huhuti, 14 Bonny Polly. Won easily. Time, 1.3. Summer Handicap, one and a quarter miles.—2 Ariom (H. Lorrigan) 7.10 1, 1 Allegory 9.1 2, 3Vi 7.0 3. Also started: 5 Cork, Composed. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, 2.11. Nursery Handicap, five furlongs*— 1 Birkful (C. Monk) 8.1 1, 2 The Summit 7.12 2, 4 Golden Sky 8.8 3. Alos ran: 3 Idealist, 6 King's Guard, 5 Concorida, 8 Lady Teazle, 7 Subduer. A great finish; won by inches. Time, 1.4 1-5. Epsom Handicap, once round.—3 Redloh (J. Ellingham)) 10.11 1 , 4 Bandalero 10.11 2, 1 Fair Average 11.9, 3. Also ran:: 2 Hautu, 5 Rangipoa, 9 Marmoe, 6 Waimahora. Won easily. Time, 1.5. Matapiro Hack Handicap, seven furlongs.—s Fair Rosamond (H. Lorrigan) 7.3 1, 8 Kimbombi 7.11 2, 9 Simmer and Priest Otama 3. Also started: 12 Easy, 1 Kooya, 3 Hurakia, 4 Top Note, 7 Sesama, 6 Arohakau. Won easily. Time, 1.30. January Handicap, seven furlongs. —Cheddar (W. Kirk) 8.5, 1, 1 San Pluie 9.1 2, 6 Cork 7.8 3. Also ran: Thrave, 4 Diavolo, 5 Vi, 8 Mysteriarch, 7 Bandore. Won by a length. Time, 1.29.

HAWKE'S BAY RACES

SECOND DAY. | Hastings, Last Night. The Hawke's Bay Jockey Club laoes were concluded to-day. After the third race the weather was fine. The investments on the tote were £12,753, compared with £9Oll last year. The total for the two days was £26,840, against £21,657 last