FLEMINGTON CARNIVAL

New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6361, 8 November 1907, Page 6

FLEMINGTON CARNIVAL

VICTORIA RACING CLUB’S SPRING MEETING.

THIRD DAY.

OAKS STAKES WON BY LADY RYLSTONE. PRESS ASSOCIATION. (Received November 7, 7.27 p.m.) MELBOURNE, November 7. Tho off-day of tho Victoria Racing Club’s meeting did not differ from th© others in point of attendance, inasmuch as the largest crowd yet assembled <m an Oaks day wae present. Th© sun was a bit on tho warm side, but its heat was tempered by a light southerly breeze. Although there were no Vico-Regal parties present, society ladies congregated in force, and made a great display of dressing, making a most brilliant crowd. The betting ring, as on the other days of the meeting, was bigger than in past years. Following are results of the racing s November Hurdle Race, a sweep stale© of 3 sots each, with 3&0 sovs added. . Two miles, * \ Mr M, O. O’Meara’s ch g Waratah, aged, by Invermay—Civility, 11... 3 Portcullis, 9.3 2 Sienna, 9.11 ••• 3 Nine others ran. Won by three lengths, a neck between-second and third. Time, 3min 43£sec. Second Nursery Handicap, a sweepstake of 5 sovs each, with 300 sovs added; for two-year-olds. Six furlongs. Mr E. E. D. Clarke’s b f Cleis, by Wallace—Wigelmar, 8.5 ... ... 1

The Black Dove, 7.9 ... ... ... 2 Pencil!, 7.4 ... ... 3 Also started—Baw Bco, Bobby, Sinderby, Wai-ila, Loyal Scot, Black Range, and Antonina. Cleis took charge os the field entered the course proper, and won easily by two lengths, a neck separating the ‘other pair. Time, Imin 17isec. • Flying Stakes, a sweepstake of 10 boys each, with 500 sovs added; weight-for-age. Seven furlongs. Hr J. McDonald's oh c Mountain King, 3yrs, by Wallace—Bonnie Rosette, 8 ... 1 lolaire. 9 ... 2 True Scot, 9 3 Master Foote (8) was the only other starter. Betting—2 to 1 on Mountain King, 3 to 1 against lolaire. From an even start lolaire was quickest away, and, led from Master Foote, True Soot and Mountain King. At the sheds the favourite ran into second , place, and indulged lolaire with the lead ■to the turn, where Master Fopte ' and True Scot were running together in the roar of Mountain King. On turning into, the home stretch Mountain King chopped down the leader and won as he liked, a length between lolaire and True Scot. Time, Imin 27seo. , Carnival Handicap, .a sweepstake of 10 sovs each, with 500 sovs added. One mile and a quarter. Mr W. Reid's b h Knox. 4yrs, by Ranfurly—Melly, 8.2 ... ... ... 1 Barrenj oey, 8.2 • ... ... ... ... 2 Sivori, 7.2 ‘ ... 3 Also started—Ebullition* Yahba Gabba, Lachlan, Eft, Binnia, and Charmant. Betting—2 to 1 against Ebullition and Sivori, Won by four lengths, thred lengths between the other pair. Time, 2min 7sfeeo. Oaks Stakes; a sweepstake of 10 sovs each,. with, 400 sovs added; for three-vear-old fillies, 8.10. One mile , and a half. Mr C. L. Macdonald'o br f Lady Rylstone, by Grafton—Lhdy Trenton (Ross) ...- ... ... .1 Lady Diffidence (Pike) ... .i. ... 2 Maltine (Evans) ... i.. Also started—Vaporize, Lady Kelvin, and Juggle. Betting —5 to 4, on Lady Diffidence, 2 to 1 against Lady Rylstone, 10 to 1 Maltine. Vaporize led,past the judge's box from Juggle; then came Lady Diffidence, Maltine, Lady Rylstone, and Lady Kelvin. As the bridge was passed Juggle led by a quarter, of a length from Vaporize and Maltine. At the far turn Vaporize once more took up the running, followed by Lady Diffidence, Maltine, and Juggle. Lady Diffidence and Vaporize were racing together in the van no the field swept past the i sheds, with Lady Rylstone coming fast. . Lady. Diffidence held her own until the straight was reached, but Vaporize was done with. Then Lady Rylstone came at the, leader, and, cutting her down without any groat effort, won by half a length, a neck separating second and third. Time, Stonin 37iscc. Veteran Stakes, a sweepstake of 5 sovs each, with 250 sovs. added; for fonr--

year-olds and upwards. One mile and a half. Mr H. Avery's ch g Moani, 6yrs, by St. Swithin—Ordnance, 6.13... ... 1 Delaware, syrs, C. 1 21 ... 2 Riranche, 6yrs, C.lO ... 3

Also started —Proooedor, Dyed Garments, Spinaway, Carl Dour, Bon Grafton, Metallist, and Togo. Betting—3 to 1 against’Carl Dour and Dyed Garments, 10 to 1 Moani. Won by three-quarters of. a length, a length and a quarter between Delaware and Elvanohe. Time, 2min 36£eec.

METROPOLITAN TROTTING CLUB’S MEETING. SECOND DAY. PEEbS ASSOCIATION. CHRISTCHURCH, November 7. The weather was very unfavourable for the second day of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Clnb’s meeting. The attendance was fair. The totalisation investments amounted to .£11,280. Results:— Hornby Handicap, of 130 eovs; two miles. —King Colo, 21soe, 1; Lord Spec, 21sec, 2; To Porangi, 20scc, 3. Also started—Prince Randle ssec, Combine 10, Victory 15, Thistle 17, King Tracy 20, Frithioff 23, Lady Disdain 21, Thicket 25, Exchequer 25. Time, smin 19 3-ssec. Dividends, i!2 15s and £2 2s. Lyttelton Handicap, of 170 sovs; two miles.—Dorringootte, fieec, 1; Darwin, scr, 2;. Peacock, 12sec, 8. Also started— Prince Warbeck 4sec, Sir Joe 13, Impatient 14, Tea Tree 14, Mavourneen 14, Eosoneatb 15, Colossus 18, Almona Jnnr. 13. Time, smin 16 2-ssec. Dividends, JC6 12s and .£3 18s.

Sockburn Handicap, of 125 ,sove: one mile and a half. —Lodi, 15soc, 1; Burn bbell, 14sec, 2; Viceroy, llseo, 3. Also started—Cleopatra ser, D.C.L. 3seo, Major Rothsea 5, Scottish Mao 6, May Wilkes 7, Seaweed 9, Fancy Girl 10, Lord Rue 12, Duskv Morn 12, Glonroy 13, Beuona 15, Ivy 10. Tornado 17, Peter Allan 17, Major Irvington 17, Kimher 17, The Gift 17, Rockefeller 17. Time, 3min 55 4-ssec. Dividends, JS3 18s and .£1 ss. Christchurch Handicap, of 300 rove; one mile and three-quarters.—Lord Elmo, isec, 1; Marian, 9sec, 2; Tnra Nova, 3sec, 3. Also started—Sal Tasker scr, Vanish 2=oo, Advance 3, Oym 4, Cocoanut 0. Fusee 7, Onward 11, Master Poole 11. Ti—o, 4min 22scc. Dividends. ,E 4 12s and JI3 6a, November Handicap, of ISO sots: two miles. —Success, 18'pc. 1; Elmwood, 17reo, 2: Woodburv, 15sec, 3. Also started—rVrl Bsce, Vanclsre 10. Hinan 10. Tp Whiti’ll. Red Child 11. Master Dudley 12, Begonia IS, Storm 15, Vanity 16, Sir Joe 17. Tishu 18, Brown Ribbon 19, Mahanni 19,’ Battleaxe IS. Time, Smin Osee. Dividends, £i 3s and AS Iss. Breeders’ Handicap, of Iff) sovs; two miles.—lmpatient, ssco, 1; Woodlander, 16sec, 2; Eoseneath, 7soc, 3. Also started

—Vitclla 7sec, Sydney 8, Havelock 8, Senator 12, Torpedo Bill 14. Time, smin 22 2-ssec. Dividends, .£9 ICs and .£1 Ss. Railway Handicap, of 130 bovs; one mile.—Miss Burlington, 4seo, 1; Factory Bov, ssec, 2; Frederick, 6sec, 3. Also started—Plain G scr, Ben Hur ssec. A.L.F. 7, Sonbrino 7, Bessie B 0, Victor Huou 10, Begonia 10, Victor C. 11, Woodburv 11, Mavourncen 11. Time, 2min 24scc. Dividends, XlO 6s and .£2 3s.

Royal Handicap, of 175 bovs; one mile. —Hamlin, 6sec, 1; Wild Arab, 6sec, 2; Grov Echo, 7sec, 3. Also started —Imperialism 4scc, Elector 4, Auestrey 5, Wild Duck 6, Galatea 7, Vivid 7. Time, 2min 34sec. Dividends, .£4 11s and 18s. ACCEPTANCES FOB THIRD DAT. Governor's Handicap.—Dumb-bell 6scc, Lord Spec 8, Scottish Mac 8, Mambrino Girl 9, Viceroy 10, King Tracy 13, Fancy Girl 12, Torpedo Bill 13, Lord Rue 14, Edward R. 15, Thistle 15, To Forangi 35, Wildwood Junr. 17, Joy 18, Lady Disdain 18, The Gift 19, Rockefeller 19. Ladies' Bracelet. —V.R. scr. Gossip 7sec, Yankee Bill 8, Huonette 11, Romany Lad 13, Royal Tar 13, Solali 15, Lady Irvington 15, President Lincoln IC, Lone Hand 17, Bags 17, Dolores 17, Bombay 17, Ash wood 17, Winsome 17, Cyclone 17, Dolly Linton 19, Dora D. 19, Rot holla 19. New Zealand Handicap, of 400 sore.— Sal Tasker ecr, Boldrowood 2soc, Durbar 3, Lord Elmo 3, Advance 4, Terra Nova 4, Verax 6, Albertorious 8, Cocoanut 9, The Needle 9, Electrician 9, Marian 9, Prince Warbeok 11, Australasian Handicap, ol 200 so vs.— Lopp 2soo, Albertorious 5, Viewmont 8, Miss Florrie C 10, Carl lu, Hinau 12. Success 12, Vancl are 12, Sonbrino 12, Te Whiti 13, Pansy 13, Woodbury 14, Begonia 15, Storm 16. Metropolitan. Handicap, of 200 rove— O.T.M. 2see, The . Needle 2, Fusee 4, Wild Arab 5, Dctrrmgrootto 7, Onward 8, Belroy 8, Lady LiJliar 8, Elmwood 9, Mavonrneen 12, Francesca 12. Enfield Handicap.—Plain G ecr, Loop Ise-c, Miss Burlington 1, Discoverer 2, St. Simon 2, Alice Wood 3, Tne Keir 3, Feme 3, Factory Boy 3, lanto 4, Austrey 4, Hamlin 4, Frederick 5, Roosevelt 6. Provincial Handicap, oi 200 ©ovs. —Sal Tasker scr, Terra Nova Isec, Vanish ’ 1, Florin 1, Lord Elmo 1, Myosotis 22. Recovery Handicap. Plain G ecr, O.Y.M. 3, Withington 3, Elector 4. Hamlin 4, Berlin M 5, Grey Echo 6, Galatea 7. A,F, 7, Peacock 9, Queen Mali 9, The Middle 11. ; CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB ; MEETING. ACCEPTANCES FOR FOURTH DAY. CHRISTCHURCH, November 7. Port Cooper Hurdles, of 200 bovs; once round and a distance.—Black Reynard 11.8, Lo Beau 13.2. Sen Sim 10.13, L»w side 10.9, Southern Cross 10.5, Jolly Roger 9. Randolph Handicap, of 250 sore; five furlongs.—Lord Soult 9.6, Flreiron 8.12, Petrovna 8.10, Moriarty 8.10, Huascar 8.9, Lupulito 8.5, Replete 7.11, Guidwifc 7.8, Oxton 7.4, Sister Anne 7.3, Grandstand 7.3, Eonue 7, Sea King 7, Aimee Soult 7.

Cressy Welter, of 250 bovs; six furlongs.—Dawn, 9.2, Gold Boater 8.13, Pas Soul 8.9, Bose Noble 8.9, White Cockade 8.2, Amboise 7.13, The Seer 7.10. Seymour Handicap, of 180 sots; six furlongs.—Tremulous 8.6, White Cockade 8.7, Highland Eeel 8.5, Sea King 8.3, 1 Cockleshell 8.2, All Guns 8.2, Golden Way 8, Aramamonte - 7.13. Monkey Puzzle 7.13. Hilarity 7.13, Persuader 7.12, Strathfillan 7.9, Ard Beigh 7.8, Bonia 7, Giovanni 6.13,. Teacup 6.13,' The Orient 6.7, Beckwell 6.7, The Brat 6.7, Jacket 6.7.

Members’ Handicap, of 500 bovb; seven furlongs.*—King’ Billy 8.13, Idealist 8, Contender .7.11, Kairoma 7.7, Gwendoline 7.2, Medallist 7. Apollodoris 6.12, Sister Anne . 6.7, Golden Way 6.7. Fnndalton Handicap, of 800 bovs; one mile and a quarter.—Maniapote 9, Sir Tristram 8:8, St, Joe 8.8, Cross Battery 8.1, Grand Slam 8.1, Aeolus ’ 8. Lapland 7.10, Probable 7.7, ■ Medallist! 7.5, Paragon 7.5, TJenuku 7.2, Clanchattan 6.13. Astrakhan 6.13, The Libvan 6.9, Gold Braid 6.7, Notes 6.7. . ’ . Pioneer Handicap, of 300; sovs; five furlongs.—Discipline B.G, St. Aidan 8.5, Whistlecraft 8, Elysium 7.9, Sir Artigal 7, Musterer 6.7. Eosetta 6.7. . The Jubilee Cup, of 600 sovs; one mile; weight for ago.—Munjcet 9.7, Elevation 9, Zimmerman 9, Fireiron 8.11, Gold Crest 8.10, Bonny uleu 8.10. ' TRAINING AT ELLERSLIE. AUCKLAND, November. 7. The weather was fine for training operations at Bllerslio this morning. The outside, course proper, sand and tan were air oped, and very fast. Cndenbo ran six'furlongs in Imin 23sec. Carl Rosa easily held Waipuna at the end of sevon furlongs, done in Imin 34 ( 2-sseo. Necktie went six furlongs in Imin 18 1-Sseo —a good gallop. The filly has more than ah outside chance in the Guineas. Downfall made hacks of. Dan Leno and' Haldane over a mile, run in Imin 48 1-Sseo. Lady Dot assisting over the first three furlongs. The Guineas candidate did very well. All the above worked the course proper, Cambrian and Pohute, neither ridden out, covered six furlongs on the tan in Imin 20 3-ssec. Chanteuao and Veronica were together at the end of four furlongs on the course proper, their time being 51 l-ssec. Loftes went alone for five furlongs on the sand; his time being Imin 4sec. Port Light occasioned a lot of surprise by covering seven furlongs of the course proper in Imin 33seo, badly beating Lady Regol. Tunewha’s gallop was the best of the season. XJhlandor beat Lucreee dyer six furlongs on the tan in Imifi 21 2-sseo. Wadmnngu went easier than Santa Bosa over a half-mile of the course in 53seo. Roosevelt did five furlongs on the course in Imin Bsec. Baltimore did a mile on the course in Imin 52 3-ssec, and Epsom six furlongs on the -grass in Imin 22 3-ssoc. Bauparaha easily held Euros and Lochbuie at the end of six furlongs on the course in Imin 20sec. Taimanupo went four furlongs on the course in 50 1-Ssec. General Soult, Sedition and Glenvar were in that order at the end of the same journey, done in 51 3-sseo. A large number of others worked.

TAJUTAHI-CARTERTON racing ’ CLUB. . The animal, meeting of the i TnratahiCartorton Racing Club will be held at the ClarcviDe racecourse on Saturday and Monday. The railway arrangements, which will be found in onr advertising columns, will suit Wellington visitors, who will he able to see the whole of the races on both days. The fields engaged in the first, day's races are very satisfactory, no less than seventeen • horses being engaged in the County Cup. Nine youngsters are left in the Guineas, The field includes Borderland. one of It. Qcoseman's Hastings team; Thera, who ran two good races at Masterton; Full Report, brother to Pull Kate; and others. The following horses may ran well ; in their engagements on Saturday: • Belvidere Hack.—San Julie and EussIcy Maid. Railway Handicap.—Foil Bate and Sunbonnet. - Hack Guineas.—Thera and Borderland. Hack Hurdles.—Matakokiri and Black Squall. C-ounty Cup.—Mataari end Chatterer. King Edward Hack.—Strathcona and Bclario. Trial Plate.—King Post and Formidable. Hack Welter.—Truthful and Warlock, SALE OF THOROUGHBREDS. ELDERSLIE YEARLINGS. FBESS ASSOCIATION. CHRISTCHURCH, November 7. The annual draft of Elderelio yearlings came forward for ealo to-day. The ma-

jority wero in fine condition. There was a large and representative attendance, and most of the lots word well competed for, the sale being the best in the history of the stud. The twenty-two lots ©old averaged 202 guineas. Lots 11 and 12 (a bay filly by Stopniak—Roselia and a chestnut colt by St. AmbrosePoltava) did not arrive, and were not offered. DETAILS. flntL Ch. f by Stopniak—Gipsy Countess, Mr G. Payne (Christchurch) ... 45 Br e by Stopniak—Fairymaid, Mr G. Payne 100 Br o by Stopniak—Gitanella, Mr M. Kavanagh ... 296 B o by Stopniak—Madder, Mr G. G. Stead 400 Br f by Stopniak—Ambush, Mr G. Payne 60 Blk f by Stopniak—Faraway, Mr G. G. Stead ... 300 B f by Stopniak—Britomart, Mr W. Hutana (Wairarapa) ... ... 45 Br f by Stopniak—Ranee Nuna, Mr T. H. Lowry (Hawke's Bay) ... 185 B c by iMenschikoff—Armilla, Mr H. Gaisford (Hawke's Bav) 825 Ch f by Stopniak—Tempest, Mr P. Herman (Christchurch) 60 B c by St. Ambrose—Martin, Mr G. Payne ... ... ... 250 B c by StQpniak-Peomstor, Mr J. Brett (Dunedin) ... 250 Br c by Stopniak—Mies Dalrymple, _ U. S.. Watkins (Wellington) 90 B o by St. Ambrose—Farina, Mr O. S. Watkins ...' ... 300 Ur f by Stepuiak—Couronne, Mr Pritchard ... ... 80‘ Cm o by St, Ambrose —Soaehell, Mr L. C. Haslctt (Dunedin) ... ... 145 Gh _f by Stopniak—Armigera, Mr Duncan Rutherford (Canterbury) SlO " r by St. Ambrose—Savannah, i , A; Boyle (Christchurch) ... 190 Uh f by Stepnink—Miss Niento, Mr Duncan Rutherford ... ... 50 B f by Seaton Delaval—Janet, Mr J. Mason (Christchurch) ... 270 Ch f by St. Ambrose—Nova, Mr Preston (Marten) ... ... 410 B c by Stopniak—Reel, Mr G. Payne ... ... ... ... 50 Total ... ... ... 4450