SALON SCORES
hunt CUP VICTORY ■ANNOYER finishes second SPRINT TO MASTER CYKLON j SUSAN TAKES WAIHI HACK [BT TELEGRAPH —-OWN CO Hit I'.SI'ONDF.NT] NEW PLYMOUTH, Saturday Favourites fared badly on the second and' concluding day of the combined hunt meeting, at New Plymouth todav, when there were some good dividends for winners and also for seconds. The weather was fine and bright and t iie track was greatly improved, although still solt/.' Salon won the Taranaki Hunt Cup Steeplechase, and the principal Hat race went to .Master Cykion, both being at double figures on tin- straight-out machine. Others y io pay double figures were Windsor Chief and Yiraeious. There was an excellent attendance and tho totalisator handled 116.040, an increase tor the day of L* 1879 10s. The total for tho meeting was .£'27,105 10s, an increase of £21.'!1 on last year, when there was one race less. Results:— HACK AND HUNTERS' HURDLES, Of .01-0; 1!j miles and looyd.s. B—3—STUDENT PRINCE, J. Brown's 1) g, ">.vrs, l\\ Laughing Prince— Happy hit, if- t'olc) .. .. 1 S —S —OTAKI, J. Datrmini's by, aired, by Cockpit—CloviTh-u, y.o, car. y.-i (W. C. Grimllay) .. . . . . 2
0 —S —DOX ILK.ma' J. F. iieul's ch a, a?ed, by DaniloiT—Erina, 0.10 (L. ' Aubrey) .. ... .. 3 (Winner trained by Owner, Hawcra.) Also Started.—ll —lO Ruaforni, 10.7 (P. Morrison); - —I Red Kufus, in.7 (A. E. Lord) (fell); r>—t Chat, tun iW. J. McDowell); 1—- Miinjtukaliu, if.!' (J. Muir); 7 —5 Even Money, 0.3 (R. W. Savaitc); 12 —11 .Car Leaf, 9.0 (J. W. Day): 4 —(l Kcakarii, 9.0, car. !>. 1 (A. Gilmer); 13—13 Glorietta, 0.0 (J. Pavoren); 10—12 Gay Maid, 9.0, car. 9.2 (C. Carroll); o—7 Right Eoyai, 9.0 (J. W. Winder). Six lenclhs; four lengths. Mangukaha was fourth. Time, 3m. ■ OPUHAKE STAKES HANDICAP. Of £110; 5 fur. g—6—WINDSOR CHIEF, L. Butler's b c, 3yrs, by Captain Bnnsby—C'rubeen, S.O (L. H. Clifford) . . . . 1 3i —EURQTAS, H.' Theodore's blk c. 3yrs, by Pantheon—Mimic, 5.7 (C. P. Sheild) 2 1 —2 —NAMARA, Forbes' Bros.' eh c, 3yrs, by Lackham —Tikiday, 8.11 (R. E. Home) .. . . . . . . 3 (Winner trained by Owner, In<rlewood.) Also- Started. —3—l St. C'edric. !).0 (R. W. McTavish); 4—3 Coraio. 8.7 (A. 0. Murray); o—s Rollins Home, S.l (W. J. Broaehton); S—7 Narrator, S.l. car. 5.2 (R. J.. Flower); 7 —S Misora, S.O (S. Wilson); 13—13 Orestar, S.O (G. P. Duwrick); 10 —11 Basra, S.O, car. 7.8 (F. Cleaver); o—9 Lady Pouma, S.O. car. 5.2 (X. R. McKenzie); 10—10 Gold Tray. S.O, ear. 7.0 (R. S. Coupe); 10 —12 Flying Hostess, S.O (S. Anderson). Head; length and a-half. Corato was fourth. Time, lm ss. ' WAIHI HACK HANDICAP, Of £110; about 7 fur. B—i—SUSAN, A. Winder's br m, syrs, by Acre —Lady Lois, 8.3, car. 7.12 . (F. Cain) , 1 2—I—HIGH SEA. Dr. W. C. Fine's b g( 4yrs, by Heroic—Lady Seaborn, 8.0 (L. H. Clifford) o 10—U—RACE BQ\\ F. H. Walter's br g, Cyrs, by Rnreful— Cochineal, S.lO (X. -R. McKenzie) . . . . .. 3 (Winner trained by Owner, Te Rapa.) Also Started.—7—3 Gold Ballad, 8.13 (B H. Morris)j B—B Ohanga, 8.12, car. 5.5 (R. W. Shaw); 11—!•_> Disturbed. 5.3 (S. Anderson); I—2 Sly Fox, S.l (J. Mclnally); 6—7 Viracious, 7.12 (W. J. Brouehton); o —s Sjiangri-lp, 7.12, car..'S.l ( P. Atkins); 12—0 Iddo, 7.11, car. 7.-1 (B. Stowe); 4—o Auto §" ee . | l > E. Home); o—lo Informer, 7.S (J.- Forsyth); 13—13 Reo Ra, 7.7. car. (.3 (H. C. Fryer). Half a length; head. Auto Sweep was fourth. Time, lm 28 l-ss.
taranaki hunt cup steeplechase Of £lGo, about 2% milc3 o 6—Salon, a. f. m. s.vmo's b g, aged, by Lci?hton—Salvettc. 9.G (C. Carrol!) .. .. . _ . . 1 8-S—AXXOYER, D. and 11. B. Nolans br g, aged, by Antagonist— Oencrosity, 0.9 (J. F. Fergus) .. 2 —LACTOSE. H. A. Huntpr's br g. aged, by Tractor—Butterscotch. 9.0 (F. E. Baker) . . . . 3 Winner trained by Owner, Hastings.) • Also Started.—2—l Hirangi, 10.13 (W. J. KcDowell); i—o Power Chief, 10.13 (A. ilcDonald); s—l Red .Mint, 9.12 (I{. W. Savage); 7—9 Booklaw, 9.4 (A. Gilmer); T~? r'n° Martini. 9.3, car. 9.-1 (A. E. Lord): B—B Lady Callaghan. 9.2, car. 9.5 (P. .Tar*jsj; 10—10 Sir Acre. 9.0. car. n.l (N. ;. a Ison); 9—7 Sabatini. 9.0 (I. RohlofT); 13-13 Daniel Boone, 9.0 (J. W. Winder); lay) VleW ' "' U ' car ' fjA (W - c - GriniJ '
Four lengths; 100 yds. Booklaw was fourth -Lime. 5m o 2-ss. ,
STRATFORD HANDICAP, Of £150; about 7 fur. fr—s—-MASTER CYKLON, Mrs. A. W. 06bilman's ch g. fi.vrs, by Hunting Son?;—Cytola, fe.7 (P. Burgess) . 1 J—PRINCE ACHE. A. \yinder's b R, aged, by Acre —-Catinor, 5.13. car. B.C (F. Hain) . . 2 4—4—LIGHT COMEDY. R. T. Reid's br hi, Cyrs. by "Whirlwind-—Come-dienne, 7.7, car 7.0 *(R. "W. Shaw) . 3 Winner (rained by C. J. Stowe, Hastings.) Also Started.—l—Clessamor, 0.0 (X. K. ilcKenzie); 3—3 Pakanui. f.B (P. Atkins): Jazz B'iy, 7.0 (H. J. Callahan). Three-quarters of a length; half a length •takanui was fourth. Time, lm 27 3-5s ladies- necklace handicap. Of £110; gentlemen riders; V/ a miles 2-rI—'IRES SEC, J. D. Lotirie's br sr. a?ed, by Gainscouit—Sans Pluie. 12.11 (Mr. G. G. Beatson) . . . . 1 8-2—UMPIRE, 11. A. L. Monteith's b S, aued, by Winning Hit—Rivalry, 11.13 (Mr. P. Bradbury) . . 2 * I—MTSTjRIXA, X. A. Cowie's b «. Cyrs, by Arausio—Royal Line, 11.9 (Mr. X. A. Cowie) 3 Winner trained by J. Olsen, Hastings.) Also Started.—l—Glenvane, 11..") 'Mr. '-■ Cole); (j—,-j Interlof utor, 10.13, (ar. 11.1 Jy"- J. Pansnnl; 7—s Car Leaf, 10.7 (Mr. 5- Nolan/; s-—7 Tc Morelin. 10.7 (Mr. ■ UcK. Duncan); •"> —<; Green Timber. 10.7. Wf. 10.0. (Mr. A. Lut>lon); o—o Danimai. (Mr. X. Davidson). Neck; length and u-half. Glenvane was lomtL Time. 2m 20 2-js. UREMUI HACK HANDICAP, Of t 1 10; 0 fur. 9—VIRACIOUS. ' 11. S< ally's b cr. 4 5'rs, by Api pliant—Viburnum, 7.12, c ar. 7.13 (S Anderson) . . 1 7 —7—SIXG LEE 11. D. and J. G. • Crosby's br g Oyry, by Hunting Song —Nancy Lee. 77. car. 7.0 <fr\ Ilain) 2 LE TOO LET. W. J. McGill's ch K. Syrs, bv Gainscourt —Provence, /. 1 ' WO (P. Atkin.i) 3 (Winner trained by Owner, Hawera.) t> A,SO Started.—l—l Alvlh, 0.7 (W. .T. f-'Mstutori); ['roclainalion, S.O <B. H. fJ?F r «); o—o Advance I'lane. S.:« <B. Wil•J>); o—B Deficit, sjj ill. H. Home); It —11 i'lnardo, 7.11. ear. 7.s (!•'. Cleaver); 2-2 Lady, 7.11 IK. W. McTavislP: 5 —5 Milanion, 7.0. car. 7.10'/, <L. H. Clifford); lb Hlab, 7.7. car. 7.0 (J. Logan). -.Half a length. head. Alyth was fourth. AUn ®. lm. 17s , BIDING engagements HOCKEYS FOR WANGANUI oft ciigagetiionIs for the first day jr ' e nui Jockey Club's Spring ing next week include:— ■ Broughton.— Sporting; Gift, Gav G j' p' Tattorsal I. —'Ecstatic, Joviality. MpHn. Chore Amie, Puroto, ' i Lllis.—Quadroon, Old Bill, j F ;r e ; Mills. - A. P f 1 ; —-^cnyitian. "•Lord.—Curie. .
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