THE DUNEDIN MEETING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18630, 11 February 1924, Page 5

THE DUNEDIN MEETING.

CONCLUDING DAY'S SPffRT.

MURIHAUPO BEATS LOUGHBEA. [BY XELBGEAPH.—PEBS3 ASSOCIATION. J ' DUNEDIN. Saturday. The Dunedin Jockey Club's Autumn Meet ing was concluded to-day. - The weather was fine, but a high wind wag in evidencs at times. There was a large • attendance. As a result of the dry spell, the track was hard, and as a result the scratching pen was freely used, the fields being of small dimensions. The racing was, however, of an- interesting character and several close finishes were witnessed.The totalisator investments amounted to £31355, compared with £32,683 •an She corresponding day last year. The grand total for the meeting was £60.591 10a,. compared with £65,071 at last year's autumn meeting. „ ... ' The following are the details of the concluding day's sport:— ONEWHTRO HURDLES, Of £250. It miles. LONDONDERBY, L. C. Hadett's V g. aged, 11.5 (A. E. Ellis) ►~ — 1 FRISCO l r i L. 9.7 .. .- ►«. », a GALWAX, 10.0 ~ e, -..-'•*- -a Also Started:— 10.0. Londonderry took charge a mile from home, and holding his own won easily by a length from Frisco Mail, who beat Galway by three lengths for third place. Time, 52s ' HOPEFUL HANDICAP. M Of £275; for two-year-olds. 6 fur. FOOTFALL, C. G. Dalgety'a b g. 8.4 (G. Young) .» .. ... .. 1 HEATHEB LAD, 7.0 ►. ►. ..2 FULLMAB, 7.0 .. .. .. -.8 Also started:— and Sun Up (bracketed), 7.7 Taboo, 7.6: Bag Fair, 7.8. Fulmar led into the straight, but in the run home Footfall won by a short head from the fast finishing Heather Lad, who got a good run on the rails. Bag Fair was fourth. Time, lm 2 2-6s. WARRINGTON HANDICAP. - Of £250. 1 mil*. VIEWPOINT. Sir George Clifford's oh o, Byrs, 8.4 (L. Young* .... .. 1 GIANTKILLEB, 9.5 .. .-, ..2 BARBICON, 7,8 ~ .. .. ... 8 Also Started:—Kukume. 9.5; Coastguard. 9.2; Cartoon, 8.7; Solvency, 7.12; Goosestep, Gunlayer, 7.9; Marconigram. Weasleydale. 7.8; Prompter, April Showers, Fabriano. Markby. Bed Sol. 7.7. The first to show out was Gunlayer, followed by April Showers. Viewpoint and Markby. Viewpoint was in charge at the far turn, and he led into the straight, where Giantkiller moved up. In the run home Viewpoint wen by a short length from Giantkiller, with Barricon, a neck away, fourth. Time, lm 4jss. FLYING HANDICAP. Of £400. 6 fur. WILD HIND. Sir Gecrg* Clifford's b f. 3yrs, 8.4 (H. Young) 1 DANCING DAYS. 8.2 ... .. ..2 RAVENNA, 7.9 .. 8 Also Started:—Economist. 9.6; Kerb. 8.4; Laughing" Eyes, 7.11: Golden Light. 7.6; All British, 7.6; Avispado, 7.3; St. Augustus, Bonnie Olive, 7.0. Dancing Days, who was first to show out. led into the straight, followed by Wild Hind. Bavenna and Kerb. In the run home Wild Hind gained the verdict by the narrow margin of a nose, with Ravenna a good half-length away, third, followed by Kerb. Time, lm 13 2-ss— track record. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, Of £600. li miles. WINNING HIT. Sir George Clifford's ch h, 6yrs, 8.4 (Cotton) .... i. X BOADICEA, 8.0 (Emerson) .. .... .2 DAME STRAITLACE. 20 (O. Voight) 8 Also Started:—General Advance, 8.3. Winning Hit led out from Da,2* Straitlace, Boadicea getting rather the worst of the start. Winning Hit led all. the way, and although challenged at the distance by Boadicea won nicely by a long head, with Dame Straitlaco over three lengths away, third. Time, 2m 6 4-6s—equal to the best record on the Wingatui track. WAIHOLA HANDICAP, Of £200. 6 fur. - ETON BELLS, 8.12 (G. Young) .. 1 PURPLE IRIS. 8.0 ' .. .. ..2 BONNIE OLIVE, 8.7 .. ►. i.. 8 Also Started:Uleaborg, 9.6 Andante, 9.5; Boyal Wink, 9.1; Integrity, Bonnie Lake, Hurdy Gurdy, 8.8; Apple Dighton, 8.7: Boughleen Dhoun, 8.5; Tempo, Bus"alka, Beauty Light. March Off. Sir Walter. 8.0. From a good start, Ulcaborg was the first to show out, but Andante soon took charge from Bonnie Olive and Tempe, the rest of the field being strung out. Turning into the straight. March Off was leading Purp.'e Iris, with Eaton Bells coming fast on the outside. The last-named won by two lengths, nearly a length between second and third, with. Sir Walter fourth. Time, lm 15 4-ss. HAZLETT MEMORIAL PLATE. Of £600. Weight-for-age, with' penalties. 1 mile. MUBIHAUPO.' F. D. Jones' b g. Syrs. by Sunny Lake—Equitaß, 8.5 (Jones) . 1 LOUGHBEA. L. C. Haalett b g. 6yrs. 10.3, including 15lb penalty .. .. 2 BONNIE WINKD3. T. H. Fisher's ch g. 6yrs. 9.1 .. ....... .. .. 3 Only three starters. Mqrihaupo jumped off in front and he led the other pair by a length going round the far turn. Holding his own in the race up the straight,. Murihaupo won easily by two lengths from Loaghrea, with. Bonnie . Winkie r- dozen lengths away, third. Time, lm 88 4-ss— record for the track.

ABBOTSFORD WELTER HANDICAP. Of ££50. 7 fur. TOP SCORE. Sir George Clifford's ' b f. 3yrß. 8.9 (H. Young) ~. .. .-'.-. * RADIAL. 8.7 .. .. .« i.": *.2 ALL BRITISH, 7.11 .. . • .i ,:,".. 3 Also Started Angelo, 9.10; Prince Ferous, 9.9; Guncase. 8.13; Osterman, 7.8; Incursio. 7 7 'When the field settled down. All Brftlsh led to the far turn. Once in the line for home Top Score came through to win comfortably b» a length from Radial, who beat All British by a nose. Incursio Was fourth. Time, lm 27 3-ss.

TAKAtfAKI JOCKEY CLUB. JUBILEE MEETING. TbT TEtEGaAPH.—PBKSS ASSOCIATION.] NEW PLYMOUTH. Saturday. The following acceptances have been received for the Taranaki Jock.?y_ Club's Jubilee Meeting, which opens on Thursday next: — WAITARA HURDLES. 1| miles.—Malingerer, 10.7: Santiago. 10.6; Penona. 10.5; Bustler, 10.2; Tula, 9.5; Savoury, 9.2. JUVENILE HANDICAP. B fur.—Merit. 9 6* Muria, 8.9: Behutfei, 8.3; Zareoza. 7.10; Lake Uru, 7.9: Dangle, 7.8 ;. Archwn, 7.7; Gleneariff, 7.5; Kuhio. 7.5: Coinah, Banogue, 6.9; Town Bank, 6.7. MIMI WELTEB HANDICAP. .7 fur.— Quest, 9.6 Alario. Bumptious, Hipo. 8.15: Cool Stimulants. Fleeting. Crossfire, Sunny Jim. 8.11: Roman. 8.10; Snatcher. 8.5; Lapidary, 8.2; Militaire. Esthoma, Ora's Defight, Bute Sound, Jolly Gay. Jolly Princess. Knight. Pompey, 8.0. TARANAKI JUBILEE CUP. li miles, st lb '"•• ' ' "'".' st lb Surveyor ..9 7 Treupass ... 7 2 Muraahi .. 8 11 Quest _.. ■~ .. 7-2 Mar<ia«teur ..8 8 Cold Steel .. 613 Income . ..87 Stork .. .. .6 15 Ruap&pa ~8 3 Landslide .. 6 7 Loyal Irish .. ; V8 1 MOTUROA ELECTRIC HACK, 5 fur.— Merry Ann, Lisogne, Resin, Bonogue, Papaponga, Hazel Dell. Normal Life. Blue Peter. Uncle Dave, Bawbiti, Glenganve, Gold Pah. Glimpse, Sunfire, Whin „Rock, Wee Sandy, Midnight vamp. Master Lucerne, Inahman, 8.0. FLYING HANDICAP. « fur.—Royal Blood. £.11; Rational,, 9.4; Halgir;*. 8.12; Irapuka. 8.5; Ares, 8.5: Hipo, 7.7; Sheffield. 6.10; Awake, Jolly Gay. Bretland, 6.7. OKATO HACK HANDICAP. 1 mile and 110 yards.—Thunderclap. 9.0: Euchre, 88: Lusylvia, 7.11;; Vindictive, 7.10: Skylight. 7; Opa. 7.0: Some Fire. Campbird. Pohutukawa. Mountain Gold, 6.12. ' ' TIMARU HACK HANDICAP. 6. fur.— Snatcher, 9.6; Lapidary, 9.0: Uralla, Muria, 8.2: Hori, Bright Eyes. The Lamb. 7.9, Miss Mickey, Waiotama. 7-8; Arohoen. 7,7: Carnbee. 7.0; Mountain Bell. Mountain Ore. 6.12. ?■ - ■: '~';';. '■''':■'. ■■ >v;

EOTORUA RACING club. MEETING AT ARAWA PARK. The Rotorua Racing Club holds its annual meeting on Wednesday next at Arawa Park, and everything augurs well for a successful gathering at the popular holiday resort. Arrangements have been made for a special train from Franktoiu. which is timed to leave that point on Wednesday at 6.40 a.m.. the return train leaving Rotorua for Frankton at 6.15 p.m. ■ . ,; : , ~ . v The following re-handicaps- have been declared by Mr. P. J. MoManemin:-— . '■■ ■'■-. Rotorua Cup.—Tinokaha, 121b; Royal Abbey. 7lb; Regent. 21b. , £ Hack Hurdles.—Rippling 131b. ; ; ■; ! Hot Springs Handicap.—Multini. 131b; Crins Abbey, Blb. ■,•;■. L,. 'Hl O ■.■..-. ■- lit . ■■ Waimaiflgu Handicap.—Tmohaka. 12lb; Multini. 81b: York ,;Abb*y-\9lJfc >v-^? '«;" ''';•' Farewell Handicap.—Tinokaha. 121b; York Abbey. 8% - '_• 7 ;' s .: „ , ' X •'•> Arawa Park Handicap.—Royal Abbey. 7lb: Regent. 61b, . _^ : -> Mokoi* Handicap.—Oriflg Abbe* MO*. W v