Sporting Notes

Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2309, 30 November 1925, Page 8

Sporting Notes

RACING FIXTURES. Nov. 20 and 80—Feildlng J.C. Spring. Nov. 28 and SO—yakapuna J.C. Spring. Doc. E—Methven R.C. Annual (at Rlccarton). Dec. s—Taumarunul R.C. Annual. Deo. 9 and 10 —Woodville District J.C Summer. Dec. 17 and 19—Dargaville R.C Summer. Dec. 26 —Waipukurau J.C. Summer Doc 26-—Hurunul R.C. Annual. Dec. 26 and 27 —Dunedin J.C. Sum mcr. Dec. 26 and 28—Taranaki J.C. Chrlstand 28 —Westland R.C. Midsummer. Dec. 28 and 29, Jan. 1 and 2—Auckland R.C. Summer. Dec. 20 28 and 29 —Manawatu R.C. Summer. Doc. 31, Jan 1 and 4-—Groymouth J.C. Midsummer. Dec. 3 and B—Forbury Pork T.C. Spring. Dec. s—Methven R.C. Annual (at Rlccarton). (Two events.) Dec. 6—Waikato T.C. Spring. Dec. 12 and 16 —New Brighton T.C. Summer. Deo 26—Gore T.C. Annual. Dec. 26—Ashburton T.C. Summer. Dec. 26 and 28—Westport T.C. Midsummer. Doc. 26, 28 and 80 and Jan I—West Australian Trotting Association Christmas. Dec. 25 and 28—South Wairarapa T.C. Annual. Dec. 2 8 30 and 31 —Auckland T.C. Summer. FEILDING RACES. ASKARI WINS THE BIG HANDICAP SPRINT GOES TO THE LAMB. Fine, but dull weather favoured the opeing day of the F.J.C. spring meeting on Saturday, when there was a largo attendance. The track was In first-class order. The tote took £23,463 as against £28,805 for the opening day last year. In responding to the Club's congratulations on Tamatete’s fine performance in winning the Follding Stakes for the third successive year, Mr W. McA. Duncan, announced that he had had in mind for some time the presentation of a trophy to the Club and that ho would donate a gold cup to bo allotted- as the committee might decide. Tamatete had beaten Gloaming’s performance, In having won the Stakes three times and he desired to celebrate the fact In a practical manner. The handsome offer was loudlj acclaimed. Results of the racing are appended WAITUNA HURDLES, of 250 sova. li miles. 5 BONNY RILL, J. McDonnell’s ch.m. (Bonlform —Rill) Oyrs. 9.13 (H. Gordon) .. .. J 1 SANTIAGO, C. W. Wilson’s br.g., aged, 10.13 (W. J. Bowden) 2 8 LADY GAY, H. L. Kingan’s ch.m., syrs 10.4 (P. Mcßrearty) 8 Also ran: —2 Many Colours 10.12 (A. McDonald), 6 Otaura Kid 10.11 (H. Burt), 8 Strategy 10.1 (H. McSweeney), 9 Crown Coin 9.13 (R. Thompson), 4 Bonecto 9.10 (H. E. Ryder), 11 Te Mairo 9.4 (P. Butler). 7 Velvet King 9.0 (C. McGovern). 10 Roaming 9.0 (A. Butterworth). Won by a nose, third three lengths away. Time 3.19 3-5. AORANGI TRIAL PLATE, of 150 sovs., 6 furlongs:— I OHUI, W. McA. Duncan’s b.L, (Absurd-Tahua) Syrs. ,(M. McCarten) 1 II NOYAR, D. Munro’s br.g., 6yrs. (R. J. Mackie) 2 7 ADAYALE, A. B. Williams' bile, g., 3yrs. (W. Mitchell) .. 3 Also ran:—3 Sovena (E. A. Keesing), 14 Rising Star (E. C. McHugh), 0 Mahjong (R. Reed), 5 Rawhe.ro (B. H. Morris), 9 Trance (C. McGovern), 1 Mint Leaf (J. Barry), 13 Regal Star (M. McDonald), 8 Panart (A. Jenkins), 2 Elyslanor (D. C. Watts) IB Royal Elm (D. Butler), 10 Capit Ration (H. E. Ryder). 10 Eden Hall (R. Flower), 12 Duetto (T. Green). Won by three lengths, third half a length away. Time 1.16 3-5. FEILDING CUP HANDICAP, of 500 sovs., 1J miles. 9 ASKARI, R. E. Hatch’s b.g. (Kilbroney —Lady Jean II) aged 7.0 <T. Green) .. .. 1 10 KALAKAUA, Mrs M. E. Easton’s br.g., syrs., 7.0 (D. Cot- 2 ton) .. .. 2 6 KILFAIRE, W. H. Gaisford’s b.g., syrs., 7.12 (D. C. Watts) 3 Also ran:—l Suggestion 9.2 (R. Reed), 4 Enthusiasm 8.11 (M. MoCarten), 3 Avola 8.3 (B. A. Keesing), 5 Scotch Mixture 8.3 (B. H. Morris), 2 Imperial Spark 7.13 (J. Barry), 7 Euphonium 7.6 (C. Miles), 11 Gauntlet 7.5 (G. Morrison), 8 Olympic 7.0 (J. Dombroskl. Won by 13 lengths, third a neck iway. Time 2.8. KOWHAI HACK WELTER, of 20 S sovs., 7 furlongs. 4 FILLETTE, A. M. Campbell’s ch.m. (Bonlform —Sartovna) syrs., 8.8 (R. Reed) .'. .. * 9 LUCERNAL, E. Whittle’s br.g. (Tree Lucerne —Campfire mare) 4yrs., car. 8.0 (R. Flower) ~ * 3 MASK. G. M. Currie’s br.g. 3 yrs., 7.13 (W. Mitchell) 3 Also ran: —5 Bonhomxne 9.4 (M McCarten), 1 Diogenes 9.8 (J. Barry), 14 Blue Jay 8,8 (B. H. Morris), 2 No Response 8.4 (C. W. France), and Blue Peter 8.4 (J. Dombroskl; bracketed. 6 Asleep car. 7.18 (N. Trillo) 10 Copper Nob car. 7.11 (A. Griffiths), 13 Bapjuke 8.2 (B. A. Keesing), 7 Kilburn 8.2 (D. C. Watts), XI Kilorum 8.1 (G. Ridgway), 12 Ben Nevis car. 7,7 (T. Green), 8 Purple Lilac oar, 7.6 (D. Phillipsl. 16 TangikaA

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car. 7.9 i (J. Walker), 18 King of Hearts car. 7.13 (A. Jenkins), 15 Aropeta car. 7.12 (C. Holmes), 17 Humorist 7.11 (M. McDonald). A dead heat, third horse a head away. Time 1.29 4-5. FLYING HANDICAP, of 800 sovs., 6 furlongs. 2 THE LAMB. J. M. flickey’a br.g,, (Lord Multifld—Gulanforto mare), syrs. 7.9 (J. Barry) 1 10 GOOD SPORT, Allen and Milford’s b.g., 6yrs. 7.12 (E. A. Keesing) 2 9 LADY BENTINCK, G. F. Moore’s br.g., 4yrs., 7.8 (J. Potter) 3 Also ran: 6 Tukla 9.3 (M. McCarten), 1 Mlreusonta 8.12 (M. McDonald), 4 Tuahino 7.12 (R. Reed), 8 Lipsol 7.13 (R. J. Mackie), 3 Roue* 7.9 (D. Cotton), 7 Bonogne 7.5 (J. S. Dunn), 12 Solferango 7.0 (T. Tito) 11 Attractive 7.0 (N. Trillo) 5 Shuteye 7.0 (J. Dombroskl), 13 Benmure 7.0 (C. Robinson). Won by a short head, third a length away. Time 1.14 3-5. FEILDING STAKES, of 800 sovs., 5 furlongs. 2 TAMATETE, W. McA. Duncan’s b.g., (Absurd-Tahua) aged, 9.1 (M. McCarten) .. .. .. 1 1 LADY CAVENDISH. G. F. Moore’s ch.f., Syrs. 8.0 /(J. Barry) .. .. . 2 8 GAILLARD, A. Alexander’s ch.g., 4yrs., 9.0 (R. J. Mackie) 3 Also ran:—4 Lin Arlington 8.2 (D. C. Watts), 5 Standard 812 (B. «.. Keesing). Won by three quarters of a length third two and a half lengths away. Time 1.1. FITZROY HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sova., 6 furlongs. 1 HOROMEA, Mrs R. Robinson’s ch.m., (Quarantine—Hermla) 4 yrs., 7.12 (D. C. Watts) .. 1 9 SLEET, M. W. Higginson’s b.f., 3yrs., 7.0 (T. Stokes) .. .. 2 7 GLENGARIFF, G. Ryan's, b.g. 4yrs., 8.13 (M. Conway) .. 3 Also ran:—B Newbury King 8.11 (M. McCarten). 14 Tempean 8.8 (Q. Ridgway), 5 Subjection 8.6 (R. Reed), 2 Sea Star 8.0 (J. Barry), 10 Padonna 7.13 (J. S. Potter), 11 Master Lucerne 7.12 (D. Cotton), 12 Rangimoana 7.7 (T. Green), 3 Anklet 7.7 (W. Mitchell), 13 Moutoa Lady 7.5 (G. Butterworth), 4 Benzora 7.3 (J. Dombroskl), 15 Lady Blanche 7.0 (A. Hardaker), 8 Kyla 7.0 (N. Trillo). Won by half a length each way. Time 1.15 3-5. KIWITEA WELTER, of 250 BOVS.. 1 mile and 110 yards. 1 MARTULLA, L. H. Colllnson’s b.m., (Martian-Tortulla) aged 8.6 (B. H. Morris) .. .. 1 2 GLENROSS, W. McA. Duncan’s ch.g., Syrs., 9.13 (M. McCarten) 2 3 CROSSFIRE, E. Whittle’s ch.m., aged, 8.8 (D. C. Watts) 3 Also ran:—ll Admiral Codrlngtou 9.3 (O. Butterworth), 0 Sottano 8.6 (,J Barry), 4 Beaumont 8.5 (R. Reed), 10 Bumptious 8.4 (G. Ridgway) 12 Royal Diadem 8.3 (M. McDonald). 5 Euchre 7.11 (T. Stokes), 7 Trollus 7.11 (E. A. Keesing), 8 Some Red 7.11 (A. Jenkins), 9 aptaln Wal 7.11 (T. Green), 13 Opa 7.11 (J. Dombroskl). Won by a short head, third two lengths away. Time 1.48 3-5. THE RACING DESCRIBED. (By “Avis”.) They made Santiago favourite for the Hurdles and the San Fran gelding was unlucky not to_ win, for in the next stride he was certainly in the lead as he and Bonny Rill passed the post, locked together. Velvet King was quickly In charge of the field from the start, wiu. To Mairo, Lady Gay, Otauru Kid, and Many Colours. While still in the lead, Velvet King, at the last hurdle in the straight, opposite the public stand, crashed thorugh the inside rail, Otauru Kid and Te Maire were together in the lead runing out of the straight, but Bonny Rill and Lady Gay moved up and had established themselves in the lead by the time they reached the back. The order at the home turn was-Bonny Rill, Lady Gay, Many Colours and Santiago. Over the last fence, Bonny Rill and Santiago took off together. Bowden aid most others thought the race was won, but he allowed Bonny Bill to keep In the lead too long and his mount could not cut the Bonlform mare dowm in time. Three lengths behind the dividend payers came Lady Gay and Strategy together. [Maiden Favourite. Ohui, full sister to Tamatete, Tukia and Padonna (all runners at the meeting), was made a good favourite for the Trial Plate and McCarten had a comfortble ride it being only a question of what woulu be second. The favourite and Adavalc got away well with Rawhero Installing himself behind them. After they had gone a couple of furlongs, the order was Adavale and Ohui still together, Trance, Duetto, Rawhero and Sovena. The leaders were still unchallenged as they swept Into the straigtt, with Trance, Royal Elm and Duetto next 'The favourite then came away and ran well clear of the field to win by three lengths from Novar, which came with a late run on the outer.. Adavale was half a length away in third place, and Panart fourth. Askari’s Oup. The Cup" race proved to the world at large that Askari’s Levin form was no flash In the pan and also what great stable-craft and infinite patience will do for a well-bred rogue. Eleven

paraded for the Cup, Lucius and Euchre being withdrawn. Suggestion was a red hot favourite, and was going well when ho broke down, with half the race run—a piece of really

bad luck. Imperial Spark was second favourite with less than half the amount the favourite carried, while Avola and Enthusiasm were evenly Packed for about £2OO less. Imperial Spark went no better for Barry than he had previously for Mackie, .while Avola looked a bit above herself and was never prominent. Enthusiasm looked very well and doubtless drew a lot of support on that account, but she also proved to be unready for what proved to be a fastrun race. Kalakaua was brought out in great nick also and showed that his New Zealand Cup form was still retained. The long-delayed start, caused through .the fractiousness of the winner, eventually saw Kilfaire and Gauntlet lead into the straight from a good dispatch, the others being bunched. Passing the stand Gauntlet was clear of Avola and Kalakaua, Olympic, Kilfaire, Suggestion, with Imperial Spark last. Gauntlet and Kalakaua were still in the van at the six furlongs, with Askari, Suggestion, Avola and Olympic. At the half mile the favourite tailed off and, it was apparent, had broken down Rounding the bend the order was Gauntlet, Askari, Kalakaua, Olympic, Kilfaire, Euphonium, with Enthusiasm last. Askari was first into the straight and was not seriously challenged. He won by 1J lengths, with Kalakaua a short neck away, cutting Kilfaire out of the money. Next came Gauntlet, Euphonium, Enthusiasm, Imperial Spark, Olympic, Scotch Mixture and Avola. Both the moneyed mounts paid over the limit for their respective positions. A Dead Heat. Despite his bad position at the barrier, a big consideration at the seven furlongs post. Diogenes . was elected a big favourite for the Kowhai Hack Welter. The little fancied Lucernal, on the rails, got the best of the start and led Kilorum, Aropeta, Filletto, Banjuke and Purple Lilac down the back. At the top turn, Blue Jay had moved up through the field and took the lead from Lucernal, Aropeta, Banjuke and Flllette. The leader was done with at the straight bottom and Lucernal took up the running. The Tree Lucerne flier was not challenged until within the distance when Mask and then Fillette came at him. In a splendid finish Fillette and Lucernal passed the post ■ on terms with Mask only a head away and Ben Nevis and Kilburn the best of the others. ... A Plying Lamb. |f"" A good betting race saw Mireusonta go out with over £250 more than The Lamb, with little to choose between , Rouex, Tuahine and. Shuteye. The favourite was beaten before the straight and The Lamb was a wee bit lucky to stall off a later challenge from Good Sport, which finished very fast. Hipo, Euphonium, Kaiti, a,nd Miss Hupana did not go into ihe starter’s hands, leaving the contest to thirteen candidates. Tuahine, Mirefisonta, Lady Bentlnck, Solferange, The Lamb, Lipsol, and Tukia left the barrier in that order, ShuteNe being slow to begin. Mlreusonta soon had charge, however, and led Lady Bentlnck and Solferange together, The Lamb, Tuahine and Good Sport round the top turn. Lady Bentinck and Solferange entered the straight in the van together, ahead of The Lamb, Mireusonta and Good Sport. Here, The Lamb came away and held his advantage. Good Sport was only a short head away with Lady Bentlnck a length further back, ahead of Solferange, Tuahine and Tukia. J. Potter was later cautioned for careless riding of Lady Bentinck and for givin gunsatlsfactory evidence.

Tamateto’s Hat Trick. Tamatete won his third successive Feilding stakes in hollow fashion from Lady Cavendish. The latter finished up with £l9 more than the former, both getting well into four figures, while the others evoked very little interest. The race is quickly described. Tamatete led all itlie way and was quite unmoved at the finish while Lady Cavendish, which hung gamely to his flank was floundering badly at the last. Galllard was a poor third and Standard and Lin Arlington next Easy for Horomea. Horomea was a four-figure favourite for the Fitzroy Hack and won in fine fashion from Sleet and Glengariff. The order out from the barrier was Subjection, Bangimoana, Sleet, Glengariff, Newbury King and Horomea. With two furlongs covered, Sea Star was leading the favourite, with Anklet, Bangimoana and Sleet all handy. The leader gave place very quickly and rounding the bend Horomea had charge from Anklet and Ear gimoana. Into the straight, the loader piloted -Master Lu cernc. Anklet, Glengariff. Sea Star and Kyla with Subjection showing up on the outer. It was a procession to the judge, the placed horses being separated by half a length. Behind Glengariff came Benzora, Master Lucerne and Moutoa Lady, Subjection and Kyla. j Martulla The East. Martulla was made favourite for the Kiwitea Welter and she snatched victory from Glenross which had covered a good deal o p ground in the last ten yards. Troilus began quickest and led Captain Wai. Crossfire, Sottano, along and out of the straight Captain Wai was making play at the six furlongs from Troilus, and Beaumont. Then Troilus made another forward move and with Captain Wai, piloted Eoyal Diadem, Beaumont, Crossfire, Glenross and Sottano along the bach. Troilus and Capt. Wai were still in charge as they turned for home, with Boyal Diadem, Glenross, Crossfire and Martulla close on their heels. Glenross had his head in front at the half distance, but Martulla wore him down in the last few strides and won by a short head with. Crossfire two lengths away

Euchre, Sottano, Bumptious and Opa were next. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. CHELTENHAM HURDLES, 200 sovs., li miles; —Santiago 11.4, Many Colours 10.11, Rafa 10.9, Admiral Codrlngton 10.9, Bonny Rill 10.7, All Wind 10.6, Lady Gay 10.5, Gold Peak 10.1, Walmatoa 9.12, Crown Coin 9.10; Comedy Prince 9.9, Bonecto 9.9, Red Head 9.8, Te Maire 9.2, Slump 9.0, Roaming 9.0. OROUA STAKES, 250 sovs., five furlongs:—Tamateto 10.1, Mireusonta 9.1, Motley' 8.9, Lady Bentinck 8.9, Megaio 8.9, Standard 8.2, Oration 8.2, Lin Arlington 8.2, Lady Cavendish 8.0, Dale Ogden 7.4, Fortalice 6.6, Volplane 6.6, Ruakura 6.1, Elthein 6.1. CODXTON HANDICAP, 200 sovs., 6 furlongs;—Ngata 8.5, Lady Bentinck 7.18, Tuahine 7.12, Rpuex 7.7, Solferange, Miss Hupana, Shuteye 7.0. NIKAU HACK HANDICAP, 2DO sovs., six furlongs:—Glengariff 8.13, First Acre 8.11, Newbury King 8.9, Tempean 8.,6, Subjection 8.5, Sea Star 7.12, Padonna 7.10, Blue Jay 7.10, Lucernal 7.9, Master Lucerne 7.5, Blue Peter 7.9, No Response 7.9, Sleet] 7.7, Lin Arlington 7.7, Anklet ?!'!, Gold Clip 7.8. Rawhero 7.0, Trance 7.0. ST ANDREW’S HANDICAP, 400 sovs., 1 mile and a distance: —Enthusiasm 8.11, Scotch Mixture 8.2, Askari 7.13, Good Sport 7.13, Kilfaire 7.13, Imperial Spark 7.18, Kalakaua 7.7, Euphonium 7.7, Gauntlet v. 7, Diogenes 7.5, Euchre, Bumptious 7,0.

EMPIRE WEI/TER, 200 sovs., seven furlongs:—The Damb 9.1, Martullo. 8.13, Birthmark 8.6. Olymple 8.5, Snatcher 8.5, Esthonia 8.4, Beaumont 8.2, Bumptious 7.13, Bonogne 7.12, Royal Diadem 7.11, Attractive, Some Red, Benmure, Probate, Alabama, Loyal Maid, Captain Wai 7.7, HONGOTEA HACK WELTER, 200 sovs., 1 mile and 110 yards:-—Bon-horame 9.2, Sottano 8.13, Fillette 8.13, Troilus 8.8, Closefire 8.5, Mountain Top 8.3, Asleep 8.2, Opa 7.13, Copper Nob 7.12, Kilorum 7.12, Kilburn 7.12, Purple Lilac 7.8, Ben Nevis, Novar, Kyla, Aropeta 7.7.

NOVICE STAKES, 150 sovs., six furlongs, all B.B:—Sovena, Rising Star, Adcyvale, Mahjong, Royal Land, Martianette, Bamballna, Mint Leaf, Regal Star, Hesitate, Panart, Eden Hall, Duetto, Humorist. THE TAILVPUNA MEETING. CUP WON BY RUAPAPA. [Per Press Association.] AUCKLAND, Hast Night. The Takapuna Jockey Club’s Spring meeting opened . yesterday. There was a large attendance and the totalisator put through £62,420 10/-, compared wit# 51,617 10/- for the corresponding day last year. Results:MELROSE HANDICAP, 7 furlongs.— 2 Nippy (W. Bagby) • • * 7 Rahcpoto ..., 2 1 Kllluta 3 Also started: 2 Bay Dighton, 8 Blllikins, 10 Three Cheers and Sutta bracketed with Killute; 4 Arnold, 9 Clockwork, 17 Bright Dawn, 15 Te Koroke, 16 Scat, 14 Brushwood Boy, 8 Festina Lento, 6 Winsome Boy, 18 Master Noel and Frowning Beauty, 13 Sir Henry. Won by half a length each way. Bay Dighton was fourth. Time, 1.29 1-5. Three Cheers fell dead a furlong from the start. PONUI HURDLES, 1J miles. — 1 Kendal (Rennie) 1 8 Irish Jig 2 9 Archibald •' 3 Also started: 6 Garjcon, 7 Bright Light, 5 Bustler, 2 Kawa, 8 Smoko, 11 Farndon, 12 Sea Comet, 4 Bahadur, 18 Apollyon, 10 Persian King. Won by a neck, a length and a-half between second and third. Farndon and Bahadur fell, Feilding, rider of the former had ribs broken and his collarbone fractured. BOROUGH HANDICAP, 7 furlongs.— 4 Lady Ridiciule (W. Ryan) . 1 3 Alfort * 2 6 Namutere «•■•••• 3 Also started: 2 Broadwood, 9 Daylight, 8 Joy Ride, 1 Ring The Bell, 13 Loyal Irish, (11 Princess Ronnie, 5 Uralla, 12 Nocturne, 15 Waltzer, 10 Charlady, 14 Drawbridge, 7 Aberfeldy. Won by three-quarters of a length, each way. Ring The Bell was fourth. Time, 1.28 1-5, ALISON CUP, of 850 sovs.; 1 mile, 21 furlongs.— 2 Ruapapa (Tinker) ~ 1 1 Polonett (L. Manaon) .... 2 5 Musketoon (W. Ryan) .... 3 Also started: 8 Surveyor, 3 Stat Ranger,, 4 Spooney, 6 Desert Glow, 11 Royal Present, 9 Boomerday, 7 Mount Marta, 13 Right and Loft, 10 Tlnopono, 12 Transformer. Won by a length, three-quarters ,of a length between second and tbird. Time, 2.12. CAMBRIA HANDICAP, 5 furlongs.— 1 Royal Tea (W. H. Jones) .. 1 2 Spode 2 5 Capella Abbey 3 Also started: 3 ClarUs, 7 True Blood, 8 Odin, 9 Balnagar, S Quaker Oats, 10 Marchaway, 4 Dimmer and Some Lad. Won by two lengths, threequarters of a length between second and third. Time, 1.3. TAKAPUNA PLATE.— 8 Ring P-otoa. (McTavish) .... 1 5 Mosaic 2 1 Baliymoy II 3 Also started: 16 Chairman, IB Curraghmoro, 7 Exactly, 13 Quicoma, 12 Sleepy Sol, 10 Titaness, 6 Ripon Abbey, 9 Daleaton, 3 Judge’s Box, 2 Nadarino and Nucleus bracketed, 19 Ohinemuri and Rahepoto bracketed, 18 Scot Free, 17 Maveelish, 11 Berinthla, 19 Gold Mint, 4 Lomint. Won by a head, half a length between second and third. Time, 1.28. Ripon Abbey got caught in the barrier and the rider was unseated. TIRI HURDLES, about U miles. — 1 Highway (Nixon) 1 2 Peter Maxwell 2 3 Miss Melva : 3 Also started; 7 Tinokaha, 6 Kara.mu, 2 Kendal, 5 Chirrup, 8 Pepin. Won

by three lengths, two and a-half ilengths between second and third. Time. 8.18 4-5. CHELTENHAM HANDICAP, 6 furlongs.— 1 B Gold Acre (Bagby) .... .i.. 1 11 Merry Damon. 2 9 Cawnpore 3 Also started: 6 Royal Blood, 2 King Merv, 7 Finelli, 8 Hoarirl, 10 Siaosl. 3 Pelham, 4 Nancy Lee, 12 Dave, 1 Master Doon and Lady Lois, 18 Eh Timl. Won by three-quarters of a ’ length, three and a-half lengths beI tween second and third. Time, 1.11 ! 2-5. Finelli, Lady Lois and Nancy Lea ,fell. H. Dulien, rider of Finelli, wns suffering from concussion and was sent to hospital. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. I ” "’** [Per Press Association.! AUCKLAND, Last NightT Talcapuna second day acceptances are:— ; STANLEY HANDICAP HURDLES, '\ll miles.—Kendal 10.12, Irish Jig ' 10.5, Garzon 10.0, Bright Light 9.10, , Bustler 9.9, Kawa 0.4, Archibald 9.2, Lord Thurnham, Smoke, Farndon, Sea Comet, Bahadur, Apollon, The \ Drifter, Persian King 9.0. ; VAUXHILL HANDICAP, 7 fur- ! longs.—Bay Dlghton 8.13, Billikins 8.9, Nippy 8.7, Rahopoto 8.5, Killute 8.4, Sulla 8.1, Berinthla 8.2, Maveellsh ! g.i i Anolo 7.9, Clockwork 7.8, Thursby, Fcstina Lcnte, Bizzare, Archeno, Royal Flight, Scat 7.7. CAUTLEY HANDICAP, 6 furlongs. , —Royal Blood 9.2, Hoarirl 8.7, Civility ■ 8.8, Pelham 8.3, Gold Acre 8.3, Nancy Lee 8.3, Siaosi 8.1, Merry Damon 7.6, 1 Exactly 7.0, Master Doon 7.3, Prince • Abbey 7.2, King Pot, King Cheops, 1 Rip on Abbey, Cawnpore, Ohinemuri, ■ B. H. Timi, Ballymoy II 7.0. i ST. ANDREWS HANDICAP. 9 ’ furlongs.—Surveyor 9.3, Rua.papa 9,0, Lady Ridicule 8.3. Spoony 7.18. Broadwood 7.13. Desert Glow 7.9. Alfort 7.4, Daylight 7.2, Mount Marta 7.1, Barometer, Tinopono, Bing The Bell, Transformer, Aberfeldy, Charlady 7.0. RAKING HANDICAP, 5 furlongs,— Royal Tea 8.10, Spodo 8.7. Claims 8.4, Tea Bell 7.11, True Blood 7.8, Capclla Abbey 7.1, Dimmer, March Away <.O. PUPUKE HACK HANDICAP, 9 Un-longs.—Ring Potoa 9.5, Ring The Bell 9.2, Royal Form 9.0, Transformer 8 12, Lapidary 8.9, Titaness 8.5, Mosaic 8.5, Knighthood 8.4, Curraglimore 7.12, Turn 7.10, Daddy’s Girl, Lady Garance, Wenday, Tintorotta 7.7. KAWAN HURDLES, about IS miles. —Peter Maxwell 11.5 Miss Melva 10.6, Irish Jig 9- 3 . Chirrup. Bustler, Pepin 9.9. NGATARINGA WELTER. 7 furlongs.—Joy Ride 8.2. Loyal Irish 7.9, Prinoe Abbey 1.9. Rlpon Abbey7.B. Namntero 7.8, Nocturne 7.7. King Potoa, Drawbridge, Uralla, Waltzer, Princess Ronnie 7.7. ■.■rv&tto' . ■FINAL DAT AT TIMARTT. STARMIST WINS SOUTH CANTERBURY CUP. [Per Press Association.] TIMARU, Last Night. The South Canterbury Jockey Club’s meeting concluded to-day. The weather was dull hut fine, there being an average attendance. The trcK was in good order. The totalleator put through £17.585, compared with £lB 687 10/- for the second day.last year. The total for the meeting waa £80,876 10/-, compared with £33 r 259 10/- last year. Results: LEVELS HURDLES HANDICAP, 1J Miles. 2 Projector (A. Peart) .... 1 4 Whatncliffe • • • • 2 3 Blazes 3 Also started: 1 Frisco Mall, 5 Shandre, 8 Aurore. 7 Kill Off, 6 Timaru. Won by half a length. Time, 2.45 2-5. JUVENILE HANDICAP, 5 furlongs. 1 Corn Money (F. Yoight) .. 1 4 Young Lochlnvar .. .. ~ 3 . 2 Volant .. 3 Also started: 3 Frivolous, 6 Mamie, 5 Eyed Ova. Won by a long neck. Tima, 1.0 4-5. SOUTH CANTERBURY HANDICAP, 1 Mile. B Starmist (S. Wilson) ..' .. 1 1 Monoxide .. .. .. .. ... w. 2 8 Ferino ...... • • 3 Also started:, 1 Happy Days, 2 Clareina, 4 Chick-wheat, 3 Retrospect. Won by a neck. Time, 1.41. ■*> STEWARDS’ WELTER. 7 furlongs. ■ 7 Brown Lady (P. Powell) .. 1 4 Corn Rigs ............ 2 1 Hie Majesty .. 3 Also started: 3 Monoxide, 2 Bright Mark, 5 Ophir, 6 Kuia. Won by a • length and a half. Time, 1.26 3-6. KINGSDOWN HACK, 1 Mile. 1 Gay Queen (' Emerson) 1 2 Cornflower ** 2 , 4 Goldspinner 3 - Also started: 5 Coch-y-Bondhu, 3 * Gay Life, 6 Kaikahu, 7 Kilbirnle. ■ Won by a neck. Time, 1.42. 1 TRIAL HANDICAP, 6 furlongs. 8 Serotina (F. E. Jones) ~ .. 1 2 Receipt 2 1 Royal Despatch ...... 8 Also started: 4 Relic, 8 Flaming Ray. 5 Cornstalk, 7 Gay Raiment, 9 ; Heather, 6 Kalpina, 10 Gay Jim, 12 Guy 11 Naughty Peter. Won by a i length. Time, 1.14 2-5, !, CLAREMONT HACK, 7 furlongs. 1 4 Zaragoza (R. Docherty) .. 1 ’ 1 Miss Winkle ........... 2 2 Sarty 8 * Also started: 5 Ronald, 3 Gold- , town, 8 Rene Mavis, 6 Fairy Tiding- , 7 Saxette. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, 1.26 3-5. FAREWELL HANDICAP, 6 furlongs. 3 Eaton Bells (H. Burns) .. 1 2 Economist 2 5 Ayrburn :. .. 3 Also started: 1 Orchid, 4 Moorland, , 6 Corn Rigs, 7 Quickform. Won by a i neck. Time, 1.13 4-5,