SPORTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13306, 12 October 1906, Page 3

SPORTING.

THE TURF IN ENGLAND. RESULT OF THE CESAREWITCIL ; STAKES. By Telegraph.— Press Association.—Copyright London, Ootober 10. At the Newmarket- meeting to-day the following was the result of the principal event: — •THE CESAREWITCII STAKES, a handicap of 2050v3 each, with 500sovs added. Two miles and a-quarter. Mintagon, by Martagon—Mimi 1 Bibiani, by Cliildwick—Goldmine 2 Royal Dream, by Persimmon— Dream - ... 3 From the fact of the New Zealand-bred horse Noctuiform figuring as favourite for the Cesarewitch Stakes oil the day prior to the decision of the Newmarket race, it may be assumed that his inability to gain a situation would be a big disappointment to his owner, Mr. J. Buchanan, who, it will be remembered, purchased the son of Multiform from Mr. G. G. Stead in November last, for £5000. NAPIER PARK RACING CLUB'S SPRING MEETING. SECOND DAY. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Napier, Thursday. The Napier Park Racing Club experienced very fine weather for the concluding day of their spring meeting. The attendance was large for an otr day and tlie racing was good. In the KoroUipo Handicap Hurdle Race Needlework, who was unplaced in the Hack Hurdle Race on the first day, made all the running and won easily in time that constitute* a New Zealand record for the distance, lie certainly carried 131b less than on the Urst day, but the two performances were in marked contrast. A protest entered by the owner of the second horse was very carefully considered by the stewards, who, in dismissing it, cautioned the jockey for suspicious riding, and informed him that his riding would lx* closely watched in future. The totalizator investments amounted, to £0152, making a total of £14.359 for the two days, an increase of £3826 on last year's total. The following are the results :— CALEDONIAN HACK HURDLE RACE of 5590V5. One mile and a-half. 179 Mr. L. Te llrupu's b g .Tack Pot, aged, by —Georgina, 12st. 21b (Willis) ... 1 166 Sir Win. Russell's Canetou, 9st 61 (Jensen) 2 168— J. Clark's Kaipetipeti, lOst. 91b (('. Mitchell) ... ... 3 Also started: 87. Orvx, lOst 211>; 31, Water-o'-Milk, 9st. Caneton led to the last, hurdle, where Jack Pot drew level, and in ail interesting finish won by a length. Time, 2m. 49=. Dividend, £3 3s. PTTKETAPO HACK HANDICAP of 65sovs. Seven furlongs. 86—Mr. J. E. Hollo's b g Oasis, 6yrs, by Jet d'Eau— Kie, 7st, lib (Dennehy) ... 1 131—Mr. W. McDowell's King's Lynn, 7st. 121b (Griffiths) ... ... ... 2 257—Mr. J. Thomas' Mataari, 9st 61b (S. Reid) 3 Also started: 149, Feu-de-Joie, Bst. 21b; 105, Outer, Bst; 50, Pantaloon, 7st 111b; 62, Eoiie, 7st 101b; 40, Merriwing, 7st 81b. Eone led for live furlongs, when Oasis mid King's Lynn joined issue, and this pair, attended by Mataari, came away in the straight, Oasis getting the best of the struggle by a clear length from King's Lynn, who was half-a-length in advance of Mataari. Time, Im. 31 l-ss. Dividends, £6 19s and £1 10s. KOROKTPO HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of BOsovs. One mile and three-quarters. 53Mr. A. P. Douglas' cli g Needlework, by Musknpeer—Dressmaker, 9st 121b (J. O'Connell) 1 177—Mr. J. Clark's Faro, lOst 91b (C. Mitchell) 2 134—Mr. C. Tricklcbank's South Star, 9st. 61b (J. Ilercock) 3 Also started: 119. Cavalry, 12st 21b; 233, Asteroid : 49, St. Lyra, 9st 131b. Needlework led all the way and won easily by six lengths. Time, 3m. 16 2-ss. Dividends, £9 14s and 19s. 1 NURSERY HANDICAP of 70sovs. For two-year-olds. Four furlongs and a-half. 164—Mr. <>. P. Donnelly's br c. Pearl Reef, by Hold Reef—Pearl Powder, 9st (D. Kemp) 1 183—Hon. J. D. Ormond's Ideala, 7st 13lh (D. Price) 2 140— F. Holmes' The Libyan, 7st 71b (O. Price) •• 3 Also started: 58, Pumoana, 7st 111b; 52, Adventure, Gst. 131b; 22, Waidora, 6st. 71b. Pearl Reef was first away and was never headed, winning comfortably by a length. Time, 57 4-ss. Dividends, £2 lis and 14s. RACING CLUB HANDICAP of 120sovs. One mile and a distance. 182 Mr. P. O'Neill's br h Submarine, syrs, by Torpedo—Blue Water. 8s t- (0. Price) ... 1 42— 11. Denton's Montigo, 6st 101b (Dennehy) ... ... ' 2 140 —Mr. W. Murray's Whakawehi, Bst 91b (Lord) 3 Also started : 276, Armistice, fist 131b; 93, Pink'ilii, Bst-; 129, Ito, 7st 9I1>; 30, Gauze. Gauze and Ho were the leading pair for six furlongs, when Submarine took command, and, holding the opposition safe, won rather easily by two lengths. Time, lm. 565. Dividends, £3 6s and £4 16s. ; _ ■/ •- ■ TELEPHONE HACK HANDICAP of 65sovs. Six furlongs. 88Mr. W. O. Moore's 1> m Miss Adeline. 4vrs, by SwordfishFleur de Lyfl, 7st 81l> (Dennehy) ... 1 173—JJr. G. P. Donnelly's Te L'ira, Bst (Kemp) 2 256—Mr. 11. 11. Pharazyn's Satis, 7st,„ 91b (Parramorc) ... . ... ... ... 3 Also started: 150. The Squatter, Bst' fill); 63, Waipunehn, Bst: 121. Idaeus, 7st 131b; 29, Parapet. 6st. 121b; 53, Linkless, 6st 121b. Miss Adeline and The Squatter cut out. the running for four furlongs and a-half, when the hitter was done with, and Miss Adeline showed the way to the post, winning by a good length from Te 1 lira, who finished well. Time, lm. 16 3-ss. Dividends. £7 3s ami £1 4s. SCURRY HACK RACE of 55sovs. Five furlongs. 366—Mr. T. Melrose's eh 111 Maid of Astolat, 3vre, bv Sir Lancelot—Dazzle, 8?f 71b ' (Whittaker) ... 1 199—Mr. 11. (inisford's Swimming' Belt, 8.sl: ; 71b (Carroll) ... ...5. 2' 149—Mr. .1. Westley's Waihuka, Est. 71b {O'Brien) 3 Also started: 56. Top Rose, Bst 71b: 73, Ngarunoe, Bst 71b; 72, Maharatanga, 7st;7lb. Top Rose led on 'sufferance for four furlongs, when Maid of Astolat'easily disposed of the others, winning comfortably by a length. Time, lm. 4 3-Ss. Dividends, £1 13s and £1. GRANDSTAND HANDICAP of 70povs. Seven fur- ' longs. . . 167 —Mr. 11. H. Pharazyn's b 111 Operetta, 4yrs, bv —Variety. 7t'. (Parrainore)... 1 Mr.'ll. Hodge's -Tolly i'nar, Bst 41b (Reid) 2 80Mr. *. C. Tonge's Pretty Maid, 7st(D. Price) 3 These were the only starters. Jolly Friar led nearly all Hie way and looked all over a winner, hilt Reid was caught napping.'Parraniore bringing Operetta along with a fast late run and snatching a bare. length.victorv. Time, lm. 335. Dividend, £2 12s. • . ' - OTAKI RACES. - [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION,] Wellington*. Thursday. The Otaki races were concluded to-day in fine weather, and there was a moderate attendance. The following are the results:—' RAILWAY HANDICAP.— Crown 1, Miretta 2. These were the only starters. Time, lm. 18s. Dividend, £1 6s. HACK HURDLE'RACE.—Mereshot 1. Liberator 2, Levcnt 3. Also started: Bandmaster, Pawa, Matariki. Time, 2m. 525. Dividends, £22 and £2 9s. OTAKI HANDICAP.— '1, Devonia 2, Waipakn 3. Also started: Hat ley, Ilonyhnhnm, Pram. Time, lm. 31s. Dividends, £1 16s and 17*. TRIAL HANDICAP.—Rendrock 1, Lbmaria 2, Chinchilla 3. Also ran : Kai Errin, Prevail, Vi'aicola, Finesseur, Golanda, San Toy, Simose, Reveille. Time, lm. 4 3-ss. Dividends, £2 6s and £1 19s. DEMONSTRATION HANDICAP Polycaste 1, Truce, 2, Maui 3. Also started: Gold Crown, Ruslique, /Solus. Won. by lialf-a-length. Time, lm. 29 2-5.». Dividend. £3 2s. RANGIURU WELTER i HANDICAP.—Victoria Park 1. Marinella 2, Kiiku 3.' Also started: Aorangi. Gold Guard, Lingerer, Hiro, Loiret. Time, lm 14s. Dividends, £2 15s and £3 6s. ELECTRIC HANDICAP—Pytdiley 1. Lacy 2, Lord Soult 3. Also started: Kitclienmaid, Playmate, Pat. Time, lm. 3 2-ss. < Dividends, £4 and £1 ss. WELTER HANDICAP.—FIotiIIa 1, Rosenl 2. These were the only starters. • Time, lm. 335. Dividend, £1 7s. DUNE'DIN JOCKEY CLUB'S SPRING MEETING. [BY telegraph.—press association.] Direr Thursday. The following are the acceptances for Saturday's races:— WAfKARE HURDLE RACE of 60-ovs, one mile and three-quarters.—Leeside 11.3. Stronghold "10.3, Black Friar 9.11, Evenlode 9.10, EcclefeHian 9 0. TKLK({RAPH WELTER HANDICAP of 60sovs, six furlongs.—Brighton 10.3, Grandstand 9.9, Hosebloom 9.2, Cuirosettin 8.11, Thunderer 8.9, Red and Black .7.9, Sonia 7,7. BURNS IDF, HACK HANDICAP of 55sova, five furlongs Ouidaform 9.5, Redmorn 9.3. Curiosity 8.3. A fer 9.0, Aid Leigh 8.11, The Rappnree 8.7, Somateria, Royal Shell, Taihape, Hope Deferred. RANFURLY HANDICAP of lOOsovs, one mile.— Ci'ichton 9.9, Notus 7.10. Heroism 7.9. Casque 7.8, Balsam 7.3, Speculate 7.2, Abusive 7.0. SHORTS HANDICAP, five furlongs.—Vladimir^ 9.9, Petrovna 9.9, Red Gauntlet 9.0. Apollodo is 8.6, Replete 8.3. Flying Spark 6.13, Clementine 6.10. Hypnotist 6.7. . KAIKORAX' HACK HANDICAP of a furlongs Clementine 8.8, Redmorn 84, Moudjik. 711 A fer 7.11, Rubrette 7.9, Rio Grande /.b, Astracl.au 6.11, Royal Shell 6.7, Capetown, 6.7, vipifOTl I, HANDICAP of SSsov*. six furlongs. -Brighton 9 8 .Grandstand 8.3. Rosebloonii 8.5. Ostachkof 7.10, Hypnotist 6.10, Toparoa 6.9, Soma , 6 - 7 - sK i

1 , ri, VICTORIAN TRAINING AND BIH'TINtt NOTES, By Telegraph.—Press Association.—Copyright. , . , MFXBoriiNT., October 11. •At Flemingtdn this morning Th« Infant* IV •'. ran a mile "in lm. 50». Dividend and Ebullition covered the same distance in lm. 48s.;' ,1 while Charles Stuart, alone, took lm. 51s. : Czarevitch and Blue Spec beat Benbow over ten furlongs in '2m. Ilk Simoda andZppho ran a mile in lm. 545, while Fowling 'Piece compassed six furlongs in lm. 21s.— '. There is some uncertainty as to Solution, i being a starter in the Caulfield Cup. Sho . , ; , is weak' in the betting, and is now at 7 {I T.f Poseidon, who is quoted at the same " price, is verv firm in the market. Czaro- v J vitch is at 9* to 1, Melodeon 10 to 1, Little Toy ami Mira 14 to I, and Charles Stuart and The Bairn at 16 to 1. The Melbourne ("tip market is very dull. ! Solution is quoted at 4to 1. - On the Derby there is no business. P«ei- > don remains, favourite at even money. •'. ■'•'•'/' '" -?■'% , Later. . Brisk Ix-tting has taken place on the Caul, t field Cup. Poseidon has become firmer, and all the available money at 7 to 1 has been [ accepted about, him, Solution has eased to 10 to 1. M<-lodeoii has been well supported ' 1 at 100 to 10. Ozarovitch is second favourite ' lat 8 to 1. Ellis has been supported to win. ' £2000 nt 100 to 10. • 1 Slight business has taken place on the ■ Melbourne Cup. Solution has eased to 10 to 1, and Little Toy to 100 to 6.'.. . - THE CAULFIELD .GUINEAS. - V By Telegraph—Press Association Copyright. ■'■■■■' , ; Melbourne, October 11. The following are the acceptances for tb« Caulfield Guineas, to be run on Saturday . next:—Booran, Alto, Ebullition, CoUarit, • ' Grafton—Clyde colfr, ' Kuln, Oreillet,' Bansai. ■ 5 Acceptances and general entries for the A. K.V, • - Spring Meeting close to-night at, nine o'clock. * Acceptances for all, events to he, run on the , ' opening day of the -Auckland Trotting Club's Spring Meeting close to-night at nine o'clock. ' I