SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17903, 7 April 1920, Page 4

SPORTING.

CJ.C. MEETING. (i'Sn UIUTEU VWSM AfWOCIATIOIT.) CHRISTCHUIICH, April C Tho Canterbuxy Jookey Club's autumn meeting was concluded in dull but pleasant wciithor. The atwaidauco waa good, *n<l \he totalieatoT h'B-n tiled £jI,S»S making £118,:394 10* tor tho meeting, »s compared with £36,02 10s last year. Results: — PEERSWICK. HURDLEiS HANDICAP, of 20330V5. Ono mile itnd tluree-quarvora—l Hylans, 12.11-(W.i Fielding), 1; 2 iiombprooi", 10.1, 2; 4 Sea Blue, 9.0, A. Also started: 3 Prince Delaware D.5, 6 Trickery 9.0. Tho last-named two rau off at the first fence, bombproof made most of the running, but four furlongß from home was joined by Hylans, who won cosily by two lengths. Sea Bluo was a very poor third. Time, 3min 22 3-fisec. AUTUMN NURSERY HANDICAP, of 4«teov3. Six furlongs.—l Delight, 9.13 (H. Gray), 1; 5 Bebahead, 6.13, 2; 3 Littlo River t 8.2, 3. Also started: 4 Caricature 9.1, 2 Listening Post 8.10, 7 Fabrimado 8.6, 6 Fortune Teller 6.9, 8 Wanigan 6.7. Fabiinade led a bunohed field to the distance, wnere Delight took charge, and won by two lengths from Bebehead, who wao a head in front of Little River. Time, lmin 12 2-seec. YALDHURST WELTER HANDICAP, of 250aovs. Seven furlongs.—B Clean Sweep, 8.0 (G. Young), l; 2 Oia Gold, 9.1, 2; 8 Skepy Head, 7.11, 3. Aleo started: 1 Hetaua 10.7, 7 (5-amecock 9.11, 5 All Ready 9.6, 6 Bondage 7.13, 4 Sisyphus 7.11. All Ready was badly left, Clean Swoop lod till the way, and woj by three-quarters of « length, the third horse being two lengths further back. Time, lmin 27 l-sfiec. GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP, Of ISOOsovs. Ono mile and a-half. 1-iSaeauoff, 9.13 (H. Gray) .... 1 I 3—Kilmoon, 8.7 2 | s—Nightraider, 6.13 3 Also started: 2 Battle Song 8.3, 6 Sunart 7.7, 4 Warlike 7.5. Battle Song mode the running from Nightraider and Warlike, with Sasanofi bringing up the rear. Warlike Kick charge six furlongs from home, and led into the straight. 'Sasanoff came through at tho dietance, and won by two lengths, Kilmoon being a head in front of Nighlraider, jvnd Sunart the same distance away fourth. Time, 2min 34 l-ssec. ADDINGTON HANDICAP, of 200sove. One mile.—4 Foo Chow, , 8.0 (A.'Ellis), 1; 3 Satisfaction, 8.0, 2; 6 Kilcolm, 7.7, 3. .also started: 5 All Serene 8.4, 8 Stariike 8.1, 7 Link Up 8.0, 1 Adopted 7.12, 10 Henrietta 7.9, 2 Checkmate 7.8,9 Caliburn 7.0, 11 Rippingill 7.0. H. Lowe, the rider of Satisfaction, was suependied for the remainder of the season for crossing. Foo Chow went to the front after threo furlongs hadi been covered, and won by threo lengths, the third horeo a length away. Time, lmin 42sec.

OHALI/ENG-B STAKES, Of lOOOaovs. Seven furlongs. I—Anvythas (J. Campbell) 1 3—Golden Bubble 2 2—Eight and Left 3 Also started: 4 Sundance. iSundlance forced the pace from Bight and Left and Amythos. At the end of four furlongs Ajnythae drew out, and won very easily by four lengths from Golden Bubble, who beat Bight and Left by a head. Time, lmin 26 2-seec. TEMPLETON HANDICAP, of 400eove. Six furlongs.— 2 Chimera, 8.10 (H. Gray), 1; 3 Bon Spec, 8.6, 2; 4 Kilkda, 6.10, 3. Aleo started: 1 Brackenfield 8.8. Bon, Spec was leading whan the field reached l the course proper, but in the run home Chimera drew out and wen by two lengths, Killala a, poor third. Time, lmin llsoc. FINAL HANDICAP, of 40Dsov> One mile. —8 Seddi-ei-Bahr, 6.10 (C. Lanedowno), 1; 3 Early Dawn, 8.1, 2; 1 BatKal, 9.3, 3. Also started: 6 Macduff 8.3, 3 Warlove 8.2, 4 Kilgour 7.10, 2 Somo Kid 7.5, 9 Miuiomke 6.12, 3 Flight Ccwnmantfer 6.9, 10 Tyne 7.7. Early Dawn ma.de all. the running, but could not stall off Sedd-el-Bali.r,\ who won by' two lengths; Radial a good third. Time, lmin 39 3-ssec. NOTES BY "SENTINEL." The C.J.C. Easter meeting was concluded ■n fine weather, and there was a fairly good attendance. Two impressive perfornnaJ4/ce3 wese put up during ttle day—Sosanof's win in the Great Autumn and the decisive manri'er in which Amyvhas sccied in the Challenge. A meeting .between them ai TrentJiam will be the star attraction of the meeting. "Wintev Wind went slightly amiss whilst running in . ihe Champagne Stakes, andl henoe the reason for, his disappointing display in the race after. j Prince Delaware, and Trickery ran off at the first "jump in the Peerewick Hurdles. It became a duel between Hylana and Bombproof, and tie former wort by a length and β-half,, Sea Blue practically half a furlong away. Bombpxoof showed out well for a novice at thie business, and should soon pick up a race. In the Autumn Niursey Delight justified the confidence reposed in her by taking charge from Fabrinade, who had led to the distance, and won well by ovei a length from Bebehead, who beat Little River by a good neck. Listening Post was always well placed, but fuikd to stay on, although ho finished close up, fourth. All Beady played up a bit in the Yaldhurst Welter Handicap at the barrier, and wae left several lengtlis through being side on at the start. Clean Sweep and fideepy Head were smartest out, and the former came away before reaching the straight,. to win easily by three lengths from Old Gold, who made up a lot of ground and cut Sleapy Head cut of eecond' money. Sisyphus, who finished fourth, aleo mede up a good deal of ground. A strong favourite in. Hefcana faded out over ihe last three-fur-longs. The pen was- struck through th* names of Radial and "Wiarlova for tho Groat Autumn, and Saaanof went out better than a two to one chance, and carrying considerably more than twice the amount of money on Battle Song, who went out second favourite. They got away to a fair lin«, with Battle Soogi first to show out. Nightraider wae with the leaders as they turned out of the straight, and &3 they ran towards the mile post Werlib> moved up to tho leaders. Sunart tying close up with hie rider bumping about on him. Kilmoon lay about three lengthe away, followed by Sasanof. Kilmoon and Sasanof closed up as they ran round the top turn, and Sunart dropped liack several lengths. As they stmaglitencd for home Kilmoon showed up on the ra.ils, and Saecnof ranged alongside the leaders on tb? outeidte. Ineide the disiaooe Saeanof ran to the front,' and won by over a length from Kilmoon, who beat Nightraidor by a neok, whilst

Suoart, who came with a, great run in the straight, appeared to almost beat theHhird horse. The others were sight up behind tie placed lot. Sasanof put up a great performanos, bui the olement of luck was not entirely absent from his win, as ISiinart obviously wrecked a good •chance as a. rceult ot his rider, A. E. Ellis, breaking one of hie slimip leathera. The great amount of ground ho made up. and the bumping about lie got, through Ellis losing an iron early in the race, clearly suggieste that Sasanof would have required to put up a strenuous battle to bea-t him. Still, the to-vweight ag-ain proved) hunsalf a great boiw?, and epcrtenvai -avs looking fonmrd to seeing him meet Amythas at weight for age nesfc week at Tronthanj. Cheolnna.to a.n4 Kikalm wcro emartest out m the Paddling-ton Handicap, but Rx) Chow took charge, and Rippin?ill also ran up to tie front, but turned wide into the straight, whore Foo Chow conxs away ond woji easily by three lengths. Satisrfaetioa beet Kil,oalm by a lcsng-lh., with Sterliko fairly close up, "fourth. Bi(»ht and Left found friends for tie Challenge Steltes, hut when it caroo to bueiness raced paet Golden Bubble and tlie colt ran homo an caey winner by over tkroo lengths from , Goldan liubblo, xtho oom-farfcabiy fleteated Eight and! Loft by a neck. Amythae would have been capable of a great performance if he hud met anything , oapaWo of fully extending him. Only a qtmrtct went to the poet for (ho Tompk-ton Handicap, for whicJx Brackenfield ■H-ont out a slightly lwtter ftivonirito then Chimera. At the' rico of the barrier, to an indifferent start, jßrackcafield was slow oil hi« and Bca Spec ran poet and led Chimera and Kilkds. in*o the ."'.raiifht. Oiice in line ior horn* Bon Speo' and Chimera came awav. hut the former was in trwiblo hfllf a fnrlont; from hemo, "and Chimera l*>nt him comfortably at tho finish. Killala finWKKI half a dojien lengthfl eway.

Badial wae mado a pronoTincedi favourite for tie Final Handicap, in irfiioh Early Dawix

, got well away, and opened up a good lend, whilst Radial was a bit elower, and ( wae running third laat at the ond of a fnr- - Ion?. Early Dawn led into the etraight, with • Hadi.il 'in c'.ofo attendance. They were U>- - geilier at tta distance, where S«dd-el-Bfthr ar--5 riv«l on tbe occno, and, racing past tha loaders, won by a length and a-half from! harly Dawn, who bse-t Radial by a eimUar distance. M-acDnff finished a modorate fourth, • ' FELCDING RACES. , (P«R UHITBI) I'IIJSSS ASSOCIATION.) J , FEILDING, April 6. , Tho eecocd day's raooe won-© lieJd in glorious , weather. Thera was » large attendance, and Ihe going wua good. Results:— KIJIBOLTON HURDLES. One mile and <irh;ilf.—s Sweet Tipporary, 10.7 (W. Bcwden), ; 1; 3 Sail Home, 9.3, 2; % Zoia, 12.4, 3. Also ' eUrtsd: 4 Oiaa.hu 111), 1 All Talk 11.1, 9 Vigiio 9.1, 7 HauUwu 9.0, 8 Whetoki 9.0, 9 • Lady Penza 9.0. Won aioely by tJireo lengths. • Time, 2niin 46scc. WAIATA STAKES (all 8.0). Five furlonga , and α-liiilf.—s Cruosllo (J. Barry) I, 1 4 Form . 2, 1 All Oeriso 3. Also etaxled: 7 'MjUTziaAo, a Marralle, 3 ILLnak, 11 Gey Patron, 8 Lemitia, 10 Elegant, 6 Lord Formby, 2 , Rangiuia, 12 Zanol. Won, by a neck, lime, ltnin 9 4-saoc. EASTER HANDICAP. One mil© and) a- [ half.— i Imaribbon, 8.5 (W. Bell), 1; 3 Bod , Ribbon, 8.7. 2; 5 Bonnie Maid, 8.4/3. Also started: 2 Nbblomaii 8.10, 1 Miiutoa, Ivanovsu 7.8, 6 Hafcraock 6.9. Haveroack and Moutoa lVanova led to tho five furlonge' poet. Imaribbon took charge a+ the bend before ' the straight, and won by a. length, the third horso a length away. Time. 2min Beec OROUA HACK HANDICAP. One mile and 54 yojde.—l Simon, 8.10 (B. Morris), 1; 4 Achilkon, 7.0, 2; 6 Sweat Song, 7.2, 3. Also started*; 2 Fulioia 8.5, 6 Army Service 8.2, 3 Moutoa Camp 7.8. Won by two lengths. . Tiro?, linin 46sec. 1 DENBIGH HANDICAP. Six furionge.—B ( Sentorini, 7.9 (A. Raed), 1; 1 Jutland, 8.19, ; 2, 2 Kinsem, 7.12, 3. Aleo started: 6 Bgjnont [ Park 7.5, 4 Sweet ifemary IX Won by two lengths. Time, lrain 14 l-Sseo. REWA HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs. ■ —1 Ruddy, 10.5 (B. Morris), 1; 5 Pasein , ■ Through, 8.4, 2; 11 Lady Paula. 7.5, 3. Also I started: 8 Sir "Fanciful 9.2, 6 Tempo 8.12, 9 ' Yankee Dan 8.0, 2 Mies Love 7.12, 4 ' Empyrean 7.10, 3 Idleness 7.7, 7 Prineees ; Marion 6.13, axid Bell© of the Camp G. 9 ' r (ooupled), 10 BoombaJa 6.7, 12 Rorwaha 6.7. Won by throe pwte of a length. Time, lmin k 15 3-ssec. 1 AWAHURI HACK WELTER. Seven farr- , longs.— 5 Molyneux, 8.5, 1"; 4 Utanai, 8.7, 2; 1 Quiniroa, 8.9, 3. Also started: 2 Philomela • 9.6, 6 Mimirc 8.12, 8 Ronzi 8.3, 7 Miralma 8.2,' { 3 The Digger 7.7, 9 Whizz Bang 7.7. The ' Digger was loft at the poet. Won by a length. Time, lmin SOsec. ; MAKINO WEI/TER. Seven fnrkmge.—2 » All Over 9.12 (B. Morris), 1; 3 Risingham, • 9.11, 2; 1 Lingerie, 10.5, 3. Aleo started: c 4 Idle Talk 7.13, 5 Combustion 7.7. Won , by a bead. Time, lmin 2ttoee. 1 Tho machine ha-ndled £49,072 against £39,458 ' for thft" corresponding day of last year. The toi.al for the meeting was £103,475, against 1 .£83,732 last year. WAIPUKURAU. [ The Waipukuiflu Jockey Club's annual race 1 moating wae held! in glorious weather. There was a record attendance, and £28,737 put through t-Ho totalisator, which, ie a record for Iho club. Results: — I MAIPEN! RACE. Seven furlongs.—Hindi' 1, Munnikin 2, Larkspur 3. Time, lmin 30 2-ssec. HATUMA HACK. Five furlongs.—Aβterina, 8.10, 1; Hymarty, 9,2 and Import 8.4 (d«id hca'tj 2. HACK HANDICAP. One mite and ft- ' quarter.—Antler, 7.8, 1; Ethiopian, 8.13, 2; Mannikin, 7.13, 3. Tim'?. 2tnin lOsec. WAIPUKURAU HANDICAP. Ono mile and a-quartor.—Eheipa, 6.10, 1; Voluble, 6.7, 2; Patetonga-, 6.7, 3. Time, 2min 7 4-ssec. ORINGI HANDICAP. Five furlongs.— Moden, 7.9, end , Bikini (dead heat) 1; Mambffl, 7.2, 3. Time, • lmiu, 2 4-ssec LADIES' HANDICAP. One mile and *- half.—Oro Ore, 11.3, 1; Manhattan, 10.13, 7.2; Ryleetone, 11.13, 3. Time, lmin 2 4-ss©o. PURIMA HACK. Six furlongs.—Prince Randall, 8.2. 1; Asterina, 8.7, 2; Chimes 3. Won by half a length. Time, lmin 15 2-seec FLYING HANDICAP. Six furlonge.— Manila, 8.13, 1; The Speaker, 7.9, 2; Parisian Diamond, 9.13, 3. Time, lmin 14 3-saec. KUMARA. Tha totalisator put tlirough £6530, compared with £2417 last year. Results:— TRIAL STAKES.—RoyaI Dragoon 1, Rose. vear 2, Tunic 3. FLYING HANDlCAP.—Hymettus 1, Tyson 2, Piriform 3. BOROUGH TROT.-Lord; Lyttom 1, Myrtle Leaf 2, lloee Tracey 3. ■ , KUMARA HANDICAP.—Benefit 1, Royal Dragoon 2, Xauthoa 3. DILLMAN HANDICAP.—War Tax 1, Pariform 2, Tunic 3. OTIRA HANDICAP TROT.—Daphne Patch 1, Myrtle Leaf 2, Mies Marion 3. WESTBROOK WEI«TEE.—Dick 1, Fabjeoo 2, Xanthos 3. . ' ■ ■. : AVONDALE ACCEPTANICES. (Pbr Dsited Pr.itsa ass6oiatio».) AUCKLAND, Aj*il 6. The following acceptances have been received for the Avondale autumn meeting: — Maiden Plato.—Glencanny 9.0, Loved One 8.10, Emerald Hill 8.7, Slow Coach 8.7, Bro■dick, Aircraft, lngatiorahia, Finlandic, Scrubber, Manuerea gelding, Killc«ve 8.3, Mentmore 8.2, Royal Lass, Maholoire, Homeric, Ellie Walton, Octoplete, Mice Abbey Chum, Lady Bedford, Pantagram, Wynyard Lad 8.0." Juvenile Handicap.—Mies Muriel 8.9, Rekatoa, Tressor, Illumination 7.5, Pure Laziness 7.3, Herchier 7.2. , Handicap Hurdles.—Cynic 11.8, Marconi 10.11, Itomopol* 10.6, Khartoum 10.5. Deviatiou 9.12, Keystone 9.8, Kinkora 9.6, Mummer 9.2, Blue and Black 9.0, Kirwinning 9.0, Ma- ■ nuka 9.0, Kormanby 9.0. Avondalo Handicap.—Gazique 9.2, Tajamai 8.8, Mangamalioe 8.7. Esthonia 8.4, Queen, Abbey 7.5. Tamaaroa 6.12. Oakley Handicap.—Vitholia 9.3, Mife Leslie 8.4, Formalin 8.0, Miss Nerval 7.11, Glencanny 7.9, Golden Petal 7.8, North Loburn 7.8, Don't 7.8, Hessian 7.5, Bank of New Zealand 7.5, Nunnerant 7.3, Gold Plan© 7.3, Royal Abbey 7.2, Whitehall 7.0, Harlefftono 7.0, Merry Nell 7.0, Mary Bruce 7.0, Tom Mtoro 7.0. Chevalier Steeplechase.—Tenacious 11.7, Battletide 11.1, Khartoum 10.9, Tirau 10.8, Guanaoo 10.0, Ronza Mist 9.11, Firet Oul 9.7, Jacaranda 9.7, Goldea Glow 9.7, Normanby 9.7. Railway Handicap.—RocMeld 8.10, Crowliurst 8.8, Gold Kip 8.3. Tsmaroa 7.12, Roa Tana 7.10 CebaJlcfe 7.6, Monocrat 6.7, Kilbeprgan 6.7, Clonmel 6.7. Titirangi Welter. —Archie 914, Kereone 8.10, Waiuta 8.10, Blue Crcse 8.10, Woody Glen 8.5, Corregidor 8.3, Fabriquet-te 8.2, iComedy Prince 8.0. CH'RISTCHTTRCH TROTTING- ACCEPT- . ANjCES. (VX& UXTTF.D PRBBS ASBOCriTIOF.) CHRISTCHUBOH, Aprl 6. ' The following acceptances have been received for to-morrow's events: — Harvest Handicap, of 200sors. Two miles. —Koraki ecra-tcb, Rita Rose and Colonel Havolock 2 seconds, Treasure Seetoer 3, Ben Bell 4, Ohapi 7, Arcadian 9, M&ngoutu and Marama Girl 10, Sunrise 11, Imperial Victor 12. Hailswell HancG«ap> of 250sove. One nrile and a-quoa-ter.—Our Girl 6cra>tch, Rangitata Lass, Pax, Dillon Wood, and Letitia 2 ecoonde, Legacy and Miee Edith. 6, Gnyinemer, Marie Lloyd, Dandy Chimes, Rearguard, Ouimet, land! Louie Drift 6. Oxford Handiaip, of 200eova One mile. —Huon Patch eoratch, Tamarisk 1 second, Admiral Hal and Ariadne 2, Idrie and Frank Tracey 3, Proudspring, Gten Mavis, Locanda Junior, and Betreet 4, Coal King amd Our Chum 5. April Handicap, of 250sove. Two miles. Granger scratch, Cromstall 2 seconds, Dandy Chimes, Miss Rolfe, Pleasant Mount, and Acushla. Machree 4, Albert Wallace aad Harold Child 5, G. M. Dillon 6, Marie Tempest and Silver Shoe o, Vera- K. and Imperial Jynior 9. Trotters' Handicap, of 800sovs. Two niilee.—Reter Teter scratch, Nieleon Bingen 8 seoonds, ImpeOTal Grown 9, Olive L. 10, Paul Huon, Theseus, and Billy Parole 14, Bon Patch and Mluehroom 15. President's Handicap, of 35030V5. Two miles.—Mnteon scTaich, Gemerol Link and* Emperor 1 second, Rangit&ta Lace 2, Stockade and Sympathy 3, Silver Nut 4, Kowpae , 5, Rorke's Drift, Joyful, iiunduiia, Legacy, Cromstall, Delta, and Gold Queen 6. , Handicap, of 30(teove. One mile and <a-quo.rter. Dillon scratch, Don Croear 1 second, Trix Pointer and Dean Dillon 2, Cora Dillon 3,. Our G-rrl, Paul Dufault, Chid, Sungod, ond Albert Cling- • 4, Monoymaker, Birdwood, Gleaming, and Agathoa 5. YEARLING SALES IN SYDNEY. SYDNEY, April 6. (Received April 6, at 9.46 p.m.) At ?he yearling eales bidding , br»k. An Erolaton— Burletta colt fotohed IOOOge, a Montecillo—Patromony colt 950gs, a St. Alwyne—Collareno colt 925ge, a.nd a Brtckwheait—Desert Rose colt 775g8. Furtlier sales we-re:—Linacre—Pankhuret coLt, 1350ge; Linacre—Dejxmdent oolt, 1250ge; EarktoTi—Burletta colt, IOOOgs.