DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB'S WINTER MEETING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13454, 3 June 1907, Page 7

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB'S WINTER MEETING.

FIRST DAY. :(■ ■.- '■•.'■:■."■ ' '" ; ■ ,r .■•" ■ '.V. ' ''.: j ■ ■ [bt T-KLKOIUPU.— hues* •: ASSOCIATION,'!■ I Dcvkimn. Saturday. i' ■■.The winter meeting: of th© Dimedin (Jockey y: Club commenced to-day in fin* weather. There was iv fairly numerous at* \ tendance, and tin* itiv»>?tmciit*r showed ;"» ; [large increase. East year. they - amounted to £4523. This year they were £6164, an [increase of £1656. ''•'': During V-tli*' day" two well-known owners wore removed from lb* - (ground by the club's private detectives, and as a re.Milt Grandstand, who would probably shave started favourite for the Tradesmen'*. [Cup, and Petard were scratched out of all [their engagements. -'Results':— 'PACIFIC HURDLES HANDICAP of.Ssiot***-Ots»'; ! mile and a-half. 11014.—Mr. -?. Swales* Magical.-.art lib (including,, lib overweight (H. Cm) ■■ ... 1 ; ITS —Mr. P. T. Regan's Royal Shell, lOst (A. ' i McKcouc) — ... ■•. ...' . . 4 201 —Mr. E. O'Neill's Tram, ; 9»t (V. Cotton) ... •') 3 Also started: Wild Cat,. 10»t 131b (W. ReUetH, [Mi, Ostiafc, 9st lib (J. lliimbcr); ISJ, Ctiiwettt.*. ; 9it lib (J. Gotten): 18. Storm, 9*l lib (J. bind--1 My). ' Wild Cat and Pram wit bracketed. 'V, Coins out of the straight, (Mink was showingj". [the way to Wild Cat and Magical, while Royal - ! Shell was in ci<m -attendance. Going into the ' iback stretch Magical took tip the running. Go- ; ing Up the hill the order was Musical and Royal j Shell in company, over two lengths clear of Wild •Cat and Storm," whilst the other* were beaten off. Racing to the 'last fence. Magical showed the way to Royal Shell, and going on. won by ! three lengths from Hoy Shell, who »«i a •initial' distance m front of Tram, Wild Cat being a dozen lengths away, fourth. Storm fell at the second last fence, and gave, hi* rider » bit of a shaking;. Time. 2m. res. Total investments, £547 10s: dividend. £4 16s. BRIGHTON HACK HANDICAP, of 60»ov». „ , Sir ,• furlong*. . ,'■„...--"',,„;";/'. ..1114—Mr. S. Turner's Sam Wcllcr, fist IMb (Emmers.cn) ... .. ... ... ■ - 1 3—Mr. H. Goodman's Little Medallist, 6«t 121b (K. G. '-.Tripp)-:...' ~.;......., A 99-Mr. F. 11. Wilson's Postcard; 7»t ; lilt. (J, P. Byrne) v .... ... ... ... 5 Also started: 1291. Gvpsobel, "st 91b (F. Carr); 48, Captain Kettle, 7st 9lb (K. Cox).; ■",-',/-•' '■-'' The. field got away to a fair start. '" Sam Waller was the smartest to begin, and at the far turn was joined by Little Medallist. Racing: up the hill. Medallist had drawn a length clear of the ; others, who were- racing in close order. Once in linn for home, Sam Welles-drew out, and woof; full-of'running. by three lengths from Little; Medallist, who beat Postcard by hatf-a-length for second place. Time, lin.' 19 3-ss. Total investments, - £518 ■ 10? ; dividend, £4. . ~ ' BIRTHDAY HANDICAP of 200«ovs. One mile. 121 —Mr. F. Nelligan's Harvest, 9ct, (V. Cotton) 1 \ 1454—Mr. J. Ellis' Red Gauntlet, 8»t 101b-f.r. , Beak) ... ... . . ... ... a 137H0n. George McLean's Apollodoris, : Bst (F. Douglas) ... ...... 3:.: Also ran: Tessera, 7st 21b (K. Cotton); 14:">'.. . Probable, 3st 31b (J, McCombe); 90, Idasa, S*6. (K. Kins): 162, Iviuiou", Bsl (F. Thomson); 210, Astrukhuti. 7at 131b (J. MucDomiell). Harvest and Tessera.were bracketed, ' ;,'.-,,•

*, Red Gauntlet at once became prominent, and running round the first turn, was half-a-lcngth clear of Probable. Going along the back, Red Gauntlet had drawn two lengths clear of. Probable, Astrakhan and Idasa bringing up tho rear. Astrakhan moved up as they raced to the lav turn,: and commencing tho ascent of the hill Red Gauntlet - was overt-, two -" lengths . elear :of * Ivanoflf. Tessera, Harvest, and Probable were ■ in close? attendance on the second horse. Pro-,' bable and 'I van off dropped back at.the turn, audi j once in he straight Red Gauntlet was two' lengths clear of Harvest and Apollodoris. At the distance Apollodoris and Harvest both challenged the leader, and in an exciting finish tothe post Harvest beat Red Gauntlet by a neck, whilst Apollodoris was ; a similar distance away third. Probable, about three lengths away, waV fourth. Time, ;lm. .45,2-s*.i Total investments, £1011; dividends, £512s and £1 10s. • -

'TRIAL PLATE of 60sovs. Seven furlongs. 348£—Mr. R. JlcNay's Orderly', Bst 6!b, inolud- ■,.,". ing 21b overweight (A. D. Melvor) ... .1 116 —Mr. W. Aitcheson's Stcpaside, Bst 51b -■■.:)■■ (A. ' Douglas) ■•:■■ -•-.-..-.. -.-.•..-;.■;--,: •■;-;:M-\C. 9. 78'— H. Goodman's Zero, 7st 101b (D. King). 3

Also started : 31A. Last Ensign. Sst 41b (E. Cot. ton); 28, Stormont, Bst 41b (W. Jarvis); 198, Heorthen, 7st 101b (J. McClusky); 74.(, Lonestar, Bst, including bib overweight (J. Beafe). .' .'. ■'-*•-'.'

: Orderly was quickest off, whilst Siormonfc *■« ; slow on his legs. Running along" the back Or- f; derly a length clear of Stenaside, and at the, ,l; home turn he was showing the way bv three-"" parts of a length to Loncstar. Fromihat out'* Orderly was going comfortably, and finally won by a little over a length from Stepaside, who beat Zero by a neck for second place. Time, lm. 345. Total ' investments, £373; dividends. '■* £1 12s and £1.12a;-.:..;-Z~ x-y ~:^..-m.V-.i .j. v5y..••,,.•• .*.

TRADESMEN'S HANDICAP of lOOsov'n. '' Six "'' furlongs. ' ' —Mr. 11. Ellis' Red Morn, 6sfc" 101b (0/'"" K. Hack) ... .;. ... ... ... J 152— Mr. Sutherland's Replete, 101!»*»(J«r. .-••'--. '■ T', -Byrne) i« ... <:>.- ... ; -~> -~. .-^.fl,181 j—Mr.. J. J. , Cain's Czar Kolokol, 7st 71b ,:* , (G. Pine) ... ... ... \... ~. 3 ' Also started: 251J, Lupitllte, '9st 21b (A. Mn-'' Kay); 60i, Tessera, 7st 111b (E. Cotton); 132. ; " Aimec Soult, 7st lllb (F. Thomson); -78."Tmaglni-'-ary, 7st IMb (J. MacDonnell); 1794, Silkweb, 7st 7)b (F. Torr). -,■. • ;,-■',- Silkweb was slow in getting a atari, "and Red Morn was first to break the line. Running to the"'" five-furlong post, Lupulite : was Up with * Red '"' Morn.' Running round the far turn Red Morn = was just showing half-a-length clear of Lupulite.; Turning for home, Aimee Soult, moved up a hit, and the rear division also made up their ground. Once in line for home, Lupulite was in trouble, and Red \ Mom, going On, ■ won by ever-, a length from Replete, who beat Czar Kolokol bv a neck for second place. - Time, • lm. 17 2-ss. " 'Total in-''' vestments, *• £1111 10s; -dividend*, '£9 -. 16* ">and" ' : £1 12s. - ' ...

SADDLE HILL HACK HANDICAP of 60«O?l. ':":.■ -- . .- Five ■ furlongs. '-, ; --- : ;- . '■- 202—Mr. J. L, Burt's White Cockade, Bst 111b (R. : ..- : ". ■. Derrett) y ... ..." ....... ... J I -85—Mr. M - Flower's Curjositfc Sst ,41b.(J. Horn) 2 \ 175—Mr. T. Tansey's Ard Reigh, Bst 81b (J. «•; / McCombe) ....... ■ ... ~v ... S ' Also started: 106, Merrymaker, Sst 121b (V. ; [Cotton); 1914. Sarsfield, ,Bsfc 121b (J. P. Byrne)-146,-Tokaro, Bst 121b (T. Coleon); 70, Sahara. Bst 121b (M.: Ratcliffe); 28", Lacy, Bst: 10lb (L. D. " ■ King); 31, Hemlock, Bst 31b (A. McKay); SU. Ointment, Bst 31b (G. Pine); 33i, Flavour, 8st r (J. Beare); 32, Linda, Bst (F. : Douglas). In a good start, White Cockade at once took u» the running, and was first to reach the straight, a length in front of Curiosity and Ard Refgh "* Coming along in good style," white Cockade.rati"•<"* home a winner by two lengths from Curiosity, n who beat Aid Reigh by a long neck in a punishmg finish for second place. Time, lm. 4 4-5g ' Total investments, £1152 ; dividends, £3 T6s and -' S3. ■-; • -.-*'■-..':-...-.- .;-,■■.,.., - , ■-~.- .* .....

WINTER WELTER■ HANDICAP of lOO.ov*. Seven ,/ " . {-'furlongs.; ;-- ■;.■>;. 2664—Mr. D. Rutherford's Gwendoline,' Vlb "'""' - --:■-.•..'■ (J. McCombe) '""... !; ' -.■;; .-..•,''.' .;■:,':'.....■: *.■>.■;, 1624—Mr. R. ; McKay's Black Friar.' Sst'lolb -- ; ■ (A. Mclvor) ..... -.- #'.',.) 15i— Mr. It. Ellis'. Slepcnfeldt, Bs'f6lb'"(L. G - ■■■""■> Kihg) ... - ... ~..:,.... "... 3 .-• ■ Also started: 168, Roseblocm, 9st 7lb -13. Beale) Going up the hill. Black Friar was hali-a-length ' clear of Rosebloom, whilst Gweudolina was im- . proving her position. Gwendolina ranged along- '•"■>'>' side the leader at the distance, and best him it 1 the finish by a neck. Stepenfeldt put in a good run in the straight, and finished close up, third ' " #' dividend"!' *3 5?" XOUI iuveßtmc » l "- £948 l 10nt?*;- "': SECOND DAY. The following are fche'acceptanceaTor the second' Qfl-y 8 l"3CfiS I—** JOCKEY CLUB HURDLE RACE.-Wild Cat 10.11, Magical 10.11, Royal Shell 10.3, s Pram M. Storm 9.0. ■.-,■.■■■■.-, v.■■■■■.■..■.,—..,.• „ ■.-,■...-,,J/ r. - , £RJ IN ?% L t , HA SW°A P—Apollodoria : 7.13-- - .- Probahle 7.12, Wasa 7.10, Aatraihaa 7.8, Ivano* 7.8, Black Friar 7.7, Stcpenfeldt 6.7. «-*•-*»- JNVERMAY r WELTER: IfANDICAP.-P.eplete 10.5, Tessera 9.5 Rosebloom 9.4, Red Morn 8.13. Czar Kolokol 8.12, Stepsnfeldt 8.4. Regiment 7.9 I Curiosity 7.9. Postcard 7.8, Lone Star 7.7. 1 WAIRONGOA HANDICAP.-Red > Gauntlet 9.3. Replete 8.11, Apollodoris 8.2, The Seer 7.11, Aimee Soult 7.7, Red Morn 7.7, Gwendolina 7.4, Silk Webo ■. S i L SP t ST J? BAM HACK HANDICAP—SiIk Web 9.13, White- Cockade 9.9, Curiosity 9.4, Stratlifillan - 8.9, Sorsheld 8.7, Aid Reigh 8.5, takaro 8.5, Merry* maker 8.4, Gypsobel 8.3, Sahara 8.3, Little Medallist 8.0, Heorthen 7.13, Hemlock 7.9, Flavour 7.7, Linda 7.7,?Somia, 7.7. ,*: ;; --.•--.-.; FAREWELL HANDrCAP.-Red Gauntlet 9.6, « Apollodoris 6. Ivanoff 8.5, Orderley 8.2, Tessera 8.0, Black Friar 7.13, Rosebloom 7.13, Stepenfeldt 7.0, Sam Weller 6.10, Ca&fjue 6.9, Heirloom 6.7, . .Regiment 6.7, Roya.l Shell 6.7. .- '..'( RICCARTON HACK HANDICAP.-Orderly 9.7, Sam Weller 8.0, Strathfillan 7.9, Sarsfield 7.9, Ard ~ Reigh 7.9. Magical 7.8, Gvpsobei 7.7, Sahara 7.6, p ■ Captain Kettle 7.3, Zero 7.3, Heorthen 7.3, lleni-' I lock 6.11, Flavour 6.7, Lord Ciutha 6.7, Last Eni sign- 6.7. ■ :• ,;.- : ,\V; -•. ~;- -