HORSE RACING.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10573, 30 September 1910, Page 2

HORSE RACING.

RACING IjNT AUSTRALIA ] [By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.] J < (Per Press Association.) j Received September 29, at 5.3-5 p.m. ] Sydney, September 29. ' The following are the final accept- ' antes for the Epsom Handicap, one mile. —Maltine 9.4, Malt King 9.2, Gold Lace 9.2, Eriuitas 8.10, Penniless 8.10, Bright Laddie 5.9, Flavinius 8.6. Miss Flaneur 8.2, Lady Reunalf 8.2, Golclon Siipper S.O, Motoa 8.0, Poi Dance 7.12, Broadsword 7.8, Robby 7.7, Apple Pie T.o, Call Boy 7.0, Ra 7.4, Orea 7.4, lioyal Ned 7.3, Cojnus 7.3, Sunburnt 7.2, Didus 7.2, Silver Hampton 6.12, Mundic 6.12. The following are the linal acceptances for the Metropolitan Handicap; one mile and a-half. —Trafalgar 9.3, Parsee 9.0, Maltine. 9.0. The Acolvte 5.13, Pendil 8.12, Artillerie 8.7, Bright Laddie 8.6. Flavinius 8.2, Son of the Marsh 8.2, Patronatus 8.2, Jinnic 8.0, Miss Flaneur 7.12, Golden Slipper 7.11, Lady Reunalf i .10. Eric 7.9, Danilo 7.9, Crofton 7.5, Arbor 7.4, Britain 7.4, Bobby 7.4, Call Boy 7.2." Apple Pie 7.0, Bawbee 7.0, Didus 7.D, Cadonin 7.0, Snfrano 6.12, Black Prince 6.12, Crown Derby 6.12. Broadsword (5.10, Silver Hampton 6.7. The following are the final acceptances for the A.J.C. Derby, of 3000sovs; second 000 .sovs; and third 250 sovs; the breeder of the winner to receive 25!) .sovs. For three-year-olds.—One mile and a-half. —Cadonia 8.10. Duke Foote 8.10, Tanami 8.10, AA'oad S.lO, Crudes 8.10, Prince Lack 8.10, Gigandra 8.10. Beverage B.lo.Bobadea 8.10, Indiscreet 8.10, Lodrone 8.10. Moorilla 8.5, Dzsert Hose 8.5, Styria 8.5, Layer 8.5, Blue Gem 5.5. WAXGAXUI J.C. RACES. (Per Press Association.) AA'auganui, September 29. The following are the concluding events of the AVanganui meeting: — AYangantii Guineas —Danube 1, Sonite 2, Tribulation 3. Also started: Master liaddo, AA'arsong, Bunkum, Gold Circle, Kilostere, Birkdale, Lord Kelvin, Dearest, and Countermine. AYon by half a length. Time, Imiii 42 l-osec. Okehu .Handicap Hurdle Race.—Taiiii a. I, Xavier 2, AYinimcra 3. Also started: Paritutn. Reumac. Gold Bird, l.ongnef, AYaitapu, and Moose. Won by a neck. Time. 3iniu 16.scc. Gonville Hack Hurdles. —Te A\ hetu 1. AYaikaraka 2, Kotare 3. Also started: Maharanui and Hawick. AA'on by twi> lengths. Time. 3min 4 2-ssec. Putiki Hack .Handicap.—Stoney 1, First Battery 2, Golden Loop 3. Also started: Shu.ja, Attention. Dreadlcss. Coronetted, 'flic. Lark, Ail Blue, Mallet, A'alentine, Xukahaii. Egotist, Idolatress, Seawiud, and .Maori Rifle. W'oll by half a length. Time, Imin losec. Spring Handicap.—Clemora 1, Sir Antrim 2, Lethean 3. Also started: St. Felix, Tiptoe. Shannon "Lass, Marton, Astraen, Tarn Glen, and St. Burnsden. AYon by half a length. Time. Imin 43sec. GEKALDIXE PACES. (Special io the Oamal'u Mail.') Orari. Sepiember 29. The following are the concluding results of the first day's racing:— GEIL\U)INE CT'P. of 100 sovs; second horse Id sovs; third •> sovs lioin the stake: 1.! mile. 'Pose Xoblo. 9.0 (.J. Pine) ... ... 1 Armamento, 7.3 (A. Chaj)inan) ... 2 Gold Braid. 7.i (,\Y- Holmes) ... 3 C'ronstiult 9.0, Miss Doric -8.2, Lovelorn i .8, and freak 6.7, also started. The starter got, his field away in a beautifully even line, which was broken first by Lovelorn, who was running next the rails. On reaching the stand the first time Armamento was at the head ol atfairs closely attended by M.'s.s Doric. So they raced all round the hack stretch, when the back division commenced To close on the leader. When the head of the .straight was readied Armamento si ill held command with Rose Noble and Miss Doric as his nearest attendants. Once heads were fairly turned for homo a very keen light lor honors took place. Half way down the homo stretch I'ose Xoble got on even terms with the leader and Gold Braid, who had not before been prominent, came up with a great rush to the girths of the leading pair, the final issue seeing Rose Xoble first past the post with a head to share from Armamento, who was half a length in front of Gold Braid. Time, 2min 9 l-ssec. OHAPI HACK HANDICAP, of 30 sovs, second horse 5 sovs from the stake: 5 furlongs. Aunt Sally, 8.9 (11. Donovan) 1 Canterbury. 8.3 (HI AYeir) 2

Inliiud, i ,I'J (\Y. i' hinnersoii) 9 Other starters: Clanmena 8.7, Holt from the Hlue 8.5. Otakiho 8.4, Platiimm S.i'. (Uand J\lftlallioll 5.2, Cnsa JS~ova 7.12, Hell Grand 7.7, f 1 ijxsv Hill 7.7, and jMuseadine 7.7. Holt i'roin the Hluo was quickest away, followed by Inland, C'asa Nova {fitting away badly. Holt from the Hlue ied into the straight wliere Aunt Sally put in herelaim. Inside the distance she took charge, and stalling off a challenge by Canterbury, won by three-quarters of a. length, Inland being a length away third. Time, Imin 3 l-osec.

GERALWNE TROT, of 50 sovs, second horso 7 sovs, and third 3 sovs from ' the stiiko; H- miles. Fairplay, 20sec (W. Grant) 1 Klie do Boa 11moili, scr (Owner) ... 2 a Plain Tom, .I.Bscc (Scurf) 3 _ The only stiirtors. Time, 4min losee. \ I'.IOLFLKLI) BELTER HANDICAP, of ,j 5l) sovs, second liorso o sovs from the stake; (J furlongs. Zealand, S.S (Coleman) 1 [' _\lcrrv Lass, 8.10 (J. M'Cluskey) 2 Glenlield, 8.5 (Liumpln'ies) 3 Cute 1.0.2, C'ymbiform 9.4, and Night Light 8.5 also faced the music. Night Light was first out, but lost her position after covering a furlong. Merry Lass then took charge, and witli Glen■t field lying handy, showed tlio way to the homo turn, when Zealand put in his claim, coming away very strongly. The race down the straight was a very exciting one, the result being in doubt ri<dit u]) to tlio last, Zetland eventually being the first lo catch the judge's eye 1 with a little over a length to .spare from Merry Lass, who was a couple of , lengths ahead of GlenJield. Night Light finished iourth and Cute was last. 2 Time, lmin 17 2-ssec. V.'ELLIXGTOX RACING CLUB. 3 (Pek Pkess Association.) AYcliington, September .29. J The annual report of tlio "\VeJlington Placing Club shows that the stake money during the year amounted to £*l7,B()S,' an increase of £'l33 over the • previous year. The totalisator receipts amounted to £9771, a falling off : of £l-175. Altogether there was a net decrease of income of £1491. In view ■ of the large sum which lias to be paid to the consolidated revenue it has 1 - been deemed advisable to reduce the stakes sometimes, though it is hoped this will not be necessary after the end of the current year.