SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19015, 10 November 1923, Page 10

SPORTING.

METB Ol'OT/ITAX TK OTS. DON WILD WINS PRINCIPAL EVENT. (Fitou Oub Special Reporter.) CHRISTCHURCH. November 9. Tbo Alotropolitan trotting meeting was concluded in fine weather, -which, however, turned cold towards the latter part of the afternoon. There was a very largo attendance. and the track was in srood order. Don AA’ild won comfortably, after taking charge early, m the Christchurch Handicap. ’The valuable race for straight-out trotters proved the best of good things for Native King. A smash-up occurred in the last race, in which Vilo fell and brought down Tatsy Dillon, and Albert Cling went clean over them. Trix Pointer, Logan Chief, and Happy Voyage, who were running behind, managed to avoid trouble but lost ground in doing so. It appeared ns if the mishap cost Tiogan Chief a good chance of -winning. During the day £77,172 10s went through tho totalisntor, ns against £85,051 on the final day of last year's meeting. The total for tho meeting was £210,436, or £11,507 less than Jast year. Results; — GOVERNOR’S HANDICAP, Of 300sovs. One mile and five furlongs. I— Air J. A. Mitchell’s b m Lady Nan. by Petereta—Alauritius marc, aged, 24yds behind (P. ,H. Green) 1 4 Air A. J. Murray’s Peter Al’Millan, 24yds behind (K. H. Smith) 2 6 Air T. Atkinson’p Earl Derby, 12yds behind (Owner) 3 Also started: 5 Freeman sev, 9 Carbinea scr, 17 Laurier scr, 2 Nelson Bell 12yds behind, 12 Mushroom 36, 7 Okuti 36, 3 Tho Squire 48, 15 Solace 48, 16 Sherry 48. 15 Pieter Timmernlaii 60, 10 Wahinepai 72, 14 Joyful 72. 18 Alat Patch 84, 11 Tiny Aloon 96. 8 Worthy Bingen 120. With a furlong gone. Lady Nan had closed on Laurier and Earl” Derby, and soon opened up a useful lead. AATi'en half the journey had been completed Lady Nan 1 hud Laurier, Peter Al’Millan, and Earl Derby as her nearest attendants. From I this out she easily held her position and won easing up by seven lengths from Peter M’Millan, who was a length in front of Earl Derby. The next to finish -were Alushroom and Laurier. Times: 3min 51 l-ssec, 3min 53sec, and 3min 54 l-ssec. ENFIELD HANDICAP, Of 300sovs. One mile. B—Air R. J. Crossan’s ch h Stockade, by Wildwood Junior—Susanna, aged, 24yds behind (R. Humphreys) ■ 1 ll Air G. AV. Watkins's Tobermory, scr (J. Davidson) 2 I—Messrs G. Ryan and N. C. Price’s Auguste Dillon, 48,yds behind (A. Butterfield) 3 Also started : 12 Glen Mavis scr, 9 Lens scr. 6 Phil Smith scr. 3 Ben Dillon (coupled with Xavier) scr, 3 Xavier 36yds behind, 5 Nell Pointer 12, 10 Tommy Direct 12, 4 William the First 24. 2 Sir Henry 24, 13 Emperor 24, 7 Elite 24. Phil Smith, Tobermory, and Tommy Direct were in charge as the stand was reached, the others being headed by GlenAlavis. As they went along the back Stockade moved tin into third place, and Auguste Dillon made a good run. Tobermory was first into line for home, but over tho last ICO yards Stockade cut him down and won comfortably by a length from Tobermory. At a four-lengths’ interval came Auguste Dillon, followed by William tho First and Tommy Direct. Times: 2min 11 l-ssec, 2min 13 2-ssec, and 2min 10 4-ssec. CHRISTCHURCH HANDICAP, Of lOOOsovs. Two miles. 1— Aliss N. Gunn’s br g Don Wild, by Don Pronto —Wild Duck, aged, 12 yards behind (A. Fleming) 1 5 Mr J. Dench's Tatsy Dillon, aged, 24 (J. M’Lennan) 2 B—Mr W. IT. Norton’s Trix Pointer. 24 (F. Holmes) 3 2 Mr R. M. Morten’s Taraire. 72 (J. Bryce) 4 Also started: 6 Gleaming scr, 7 Ouirnet scr 3 Paul Dufault 26, 4 Realm 72, 9 A 7 ilo 72. Gleaming was the smartest to begin, while Taraire lost at least six seconds before starting on his journey. AATien the stand wn s reached Don Wild had taken charge from Gleaming, the pair being well clear of Tafsy Dillon and Trix Pointer. This order .was maintained all through the first mile, at tho end of which Don Wild was going comfortably in front, and he held his position to the finish. Don Wild won by a length from Tatsy Dillon, who was three lengths in front of Trix Pointer. Once under way Taraire put, up a great race, finishing- in fourth position, just behind. Trix Pointer. Times: 4min 33 3-ssec, 4min 32 4-osoc, and 4min 33 l-ssec. AUSTRALASIAN HANDICAP, Of SOOsovs. Two miles. 14 —Air W. D. AlT.eod'a b g AA’allroon, by Wallace L. —Octoroon, aged, scr (J. Davidson) 1 2—Air A. N. King’s Oaknut, 24 yards behind (F. E. Jones) 2 1— Air T. G. Fox’s Dolly Dillon, 60 (O. E. Hooper) 3 Also started: 1 Prospect (coupled with Dolly Dillon) scr, 4 Arran Lad scr, 11 Ratana scr, 5 Prince Burlington 12 yards behind, 10 Two Bells 12, 13 AVandering Willie 12, 14 The Rook 24. 12 Johnny Bells 24, 3 Fashion Queen 36, 7 Lear Dillon 84, 5 Princess Zoe 84, 8 Silver Shoe 84, 9 Peter Mac 84, 16 Indra 96. Two Bells showed the way past the stand from Wallroon. Oaknut, and Prince Burlington. In tho back stretch the leader hr grp, and Wallroon went on in front from Oaknut, Prince Burlington, and Wandering Willie. Aa the concluding circuit was entered Wallroon had a useful lead from Oaknut, Dolly Dillon, and Prince Burlington. Easily holding his advantage over the concluding stages, Wallroon won by nearly two lengths from Oaknut, Eight lengflis back came Dolly Dillon, followed *,y Peter Alae, Arran l ad, and Prince Burlington. Times: 4min 42 3-sscc, 4min 44sec, and 4min 38 4-sscc. DO-MINION TROTTING HANDICAP, Of lOOOsovs. Two miles. B—Airs G. W. Watkins’s br h Native King, by Nelson Bingen—Norice, scr (R. Pollock) 1 7 Mr J. Siebel’s First Fashion, 60 yards behind (J. J. Ketinerlcy) ... .!. ... 2 2 Alessrs Young and Blake’s Young Blake, scr (N. L. Brice) 3 Also started: 4 Sunny Jim scr, 10 Alarvin Junior 12, 13 Harold Child 12, 9 Marietta 12. 5 Delville Wood 12, 11 Gay Wilkes 12, 3 Fete Peter 24. 1 Lee Norris 48, 12 Red Heather 60, 6 AVliisht 72. Native King soon drew away to n good lead from Young Blake and Delville AA 7 ood. Native King increased his lead from YLning Blake and finally won easing up by six lengths from First Fashion, who got up in time to beat Young Blake bv a neck. Delville AA’ood was fourth and Gay Wilkes next. Times: 4min 37 l-ssec. 4min 36 l-ssec, 4min 41 2-ssoc. HORNBY HANDICAP, Of 400sovs. One milo and a-quarter. s—Air E. J. Smith’s b g Fancy Boy, by Galindo—Fancy Girl, aged, 24 yards behind- (Owner) 1 Air W. IT. Norton s Bonny Logan, 48 (F. Holmes) 2 Air Al. Moir’s Olive Huon, scr (H. Frost) 3 Also started: Carnmie scr, Fernmoor scr. Coil 12 yards behind. Countryman 12, Pinevale 24,' Trooper Dillon 24, Progress 24, Nancy Stair 24, ITaysccd 36 (coupled with Auguste Dillon 60). Cammic and (’ouiilryman broke up at the start. Passing the stand Olivo Huon was leading Fernmoor, Carnmie, and Progress, and *he same order was maintained into the back stretch. Going along the baek Olive Hnou was leading Fancy Boy and Carnmie. , with Hayseed moving up. followed by Bonny Logan and Auguste Dillon. Olivo Huon led to the straight. Before reaching there Hayseed broke when looking dangerous. In the run home Fancy Boy took charge and won by two lengths from Bonny Logan, who beat Olivo Huon by nearly two lengths. Carnmie and Auguste Dillon were next. Times: 2min 52 fi-Ssec, 2min 48 4-Ssec, 2min 55aec. LYTTELTON HANDICAP. Of 750sovs. Two miles. 3 Alessrs Clarkson and Graham’s eh g Oratorio, by AA’ildwood Junior—- ’ Jenny Lind, 6yrs, 12 yards behind (A Butterfield) I 2—AIV C. P. Cameron’s Flora Golding 12 (A. Hendrickson) Z I—Mr J. Brosnan’s Willie T.ognn, 24 (F. Holmes) 3 Also starlod; 11 Fashion Queen scr. 7 Betrayer scr, 10 Brutus scr, 1 Copa de Oro Junior scr (coupled with Willie. Logan), *J Countryman 12, 5 Coldwater 24, 6 Lincoln Huon 24, 4 Event 24, 8 Star Queen 60 Passing the stand for the first time, Lincoln Huon was leading Coldwater and Com do, Oro Junior. After a circuit Oratorio took charge from Coldwater and Copa de \ Dro Junior, who were followed by Flora Golding and Lincoln Huon. Oratorio drew going along the back and finally won

by three lengths from Flora Golding, whe beat Willie' Logan by six lertfiths. Thor came Coldwater. Copa de Oro Junior, ant Mar Queen. Times: 4min 35 l-Ssee. " 11111 35 3-ssec, 4min 35 l-ssec. SPRINTERS’ HANDICAP, Of 750sovs. One mile. 7 —Mr W. P. Capes’s b tr Willie Lincoln, by Lord Elmo —Mary Lincoln, aged, 24 yards behind (D. Dennett) 4—Mr 11. C. Yates’s Paul Default 12 (J. Brvce) < 3—Mr J. Duffv’s Logan Chief. 72 “ ‘ (J. J. Kenncrloy) t Also started; 5 Sir Henry scr (couplet with Trix Pointer 24), 8 Tatsy Dilbm 12 6 Albert Cling 24. 9 Vilo 36. 2 Onyx 36 1 Happy Voyage 72. , -. Passing the stand. Sir Henry was leadint Tatsy Dillon and Paul Dufault. Oom { down the back Willie Lincoln moved up and nearing the far turn Vilo fell am brought down Tatsy Dillon and mterferec with Trix Pointer," Happy Voyage am Logan Chief. Willie Lincoln closed <n Paul Dufault in the straight and beat hm by four lengths. Logan Chief was «eai away third, and then came Happy Voy t, and Sir Henry, Times: 2min 11 4-ssee 2min 15 3-Ssec, 2min 8 4-ssec. OTAHUHU ACCEPTANCES. ■ (Per United Truss Association.) AUCKLAND, November 9. The following are the acceptances for tin Otalnihu Trotting Club’s meeting: Introductory Handicap. One mile one o-half.—Rosalie Patch, Lady Ena, Mernmax Gold Sovereign, Battery Belie, Purium, J-UH light, Tere, The Tartar, Looy Heiress, Blacl Palm, Where Mild, Desert, Wild Moa, , A ‘ Smoke, Fiat, Great Applause, Sandy 1 a ten i yards behind, Spirit Bell, Ansehne 24 Sales man 36, Lord Roberts, Sunrise 48, Bill Howl 72, Elsa Nore 84, Amberite 96, Bonny Jeai A. 108, Golden Gate 132. Mangere Handicap. One mile ana a-quar tor. —Logan Rothschild, Bonfire, Gold Coast James .Conway, Ursuline, Peter Beck, Gou View, Bell Tower, Silvery Moon, Stan moor Guinea, Jean Darling, Hhora, Gamblers Gold Billy Audubon, Nita Cole, Lord Nepeai limit, Gold Flake, Ekoeranei, Whetu, Bald; Locanda, Queen Audubon, Respect 12 yard: behind, Johnny Golddust, Leewood, ICaloon Rose Pointer 24, Wairemana, Grey Peter 36 Flip 48. Onelmnga Handicap. Two miles. —Ru: Pere limit, Jewel, Buzz Buzz, Brendo, Rei Star, Delavan Quest, Jim Richmond 15 yards, Florrie Bingen, Holly Boy 24, Hypo Coal Light, Cute Lad, Reliance 36, Anseln 60, Mansion 72, Delavan Bill 84. Jellicoe Handicap. Two miles.—Harolc Junior, Promenade, Lightnin’ limit, Bln< Mountain King 24 yards behind, Steel Bell All Bell 36, Moneymaker 48, Sheik, Corned; Chief 60, Great Hope 72. Stewards’ Handicap. One mile and a thaJf.—iPeter Scott, Zolock Palm, Kaloon Pakoti limit, Master Councillor 24 yards be hind, Prince Poole, Dillonshine 12, Nipper Mulwarco, Waitere, Grey Peter, Lena Patct 24, Lenglen, Red Star, Haricot, Golden Hopi 36, Temple 48. Campbell Handicap. Two miles. — Sue cory, Elsa Nore limit, M’Kinney Laea 11-I 1 - yards behind, The Squire 12, Kostrevor. Winunera King 24, Mint Boy, Grattan Abbe; 36, Bundaberg 48, Hint 60, Nikora 72, Scbiscs 96, Speculator 108, Pyramus 120. Massey Handicap.—Hue Coronado, Legal Queen limit, Napper, Lady Dunmore, Pam Woodvale, Prince Lyons 12 yards behind Kewpie, Ben Lomond 24, Blue Mounta-ir King 36, Wiliam the First,. Sal Pointer Promenade, Nita Bell, First Carbine, Greal Bingen 48. Electric Handicap. One mile.—Rua Pere Wairemana, Directive, Togo’s Promise, Nits Cole, Levrine, Prince Poole, Zolock Palm Albert Patch, Stanmor limit. Quiver, Ber Wallace 12 yards behind, Her Ladyship, Heather Girl, Hue Coronado 36. Duke Whip: 48, Enid 60, Lord Minto 72, Bronze Patch, Pitaroa 84. BLOODSTOCK SALE. (E’roh Oub Special ’ Reporter.) ' CHRIST’CHURCH, November 8. There was a fairly large attendance at the annual sale oi yearungs. The top price was made by tuo Maman colt who is a well-jjrovvu brother to the Cypher. He was knocked down at 1350gns, but the bid was repudiated and also another said to be made at ISOOgns. Finally he dropped to 1200gus, this figure being claimed, by the auctioneer as Mr G. D. Greenwood’s bid. This was disputed by Mr R. J. Mason who had hid lOOOgns. After some justifi. able quibbling the colt became the property of Air Mason. It is understood that the brother of the Cypher was bought for Australia, On account of Mr J. Goring Johnston (Palmerston North). Ch colt by Pammire— Joculator, Mr W. M’Luughliu, Xosgns; buy filly by Joculator—Neirene, Mr W M’Laughlin, 25gns. On account of Mr J. F. Reid (Burnside).— Bay colt by Solferino—Nnda, Mr V, Rid diford, 90gns; bay colt by Solferino —Zia, Mr J. O. Hannon, 60gns; bay colt by Solferino Rosalia, Mr J. S. Barrett, ISOgus; brown filly, by Paper Money—Grey Linnet, Mr J. F. Buchanan, 250gns; brown filly by Solferino—Panama, passed in ; chestuui filly by Tractor —Temba, Mr H. Elisor 150gns; brown filly by Solferino —Tango, Mr 11. R. M’Kenzie, 55gns. On account of Mr John Grigg (Long beach). —Brown filly by Gay Lad —Lady Talbot passed in; bay colt by Gay Lad— Love-a-duck, Mr J. Grigg, 220gns; chestnut colt by Gay Lad —Assertive, Mr F Buchanan lOOgns; chestnut colt by Gay Lad—Sporting Lady, Mrs T. C. Robinson 80gna. On Account of Mr J. B. Reid (ElderslieV —Bay- colt by Paper Money—Murihiku. Mi C Haldane. 70gs; bay colt by Paper Money —Kitiroa, Mr A. M’Donald, 350 gs; browr filly by Paper Money—Kilberry, passed in brown filly by Paper Money—Christmas Rose, Air G. Gerard, s€ogs; bay or browr colt by Paper Money—Cyre, Air G. Gerard, 500 gs; bay colt by Paper Money—Kilrea Mr J. R. Al’Kenzie, 575g5; brown colt by Paper Aloney—Ambuscade, Mr G. D. Green wood, sCogs; brown colt by Paper Money— Ena, Air J. Trengrove, 310 gs; bay or browr filLv by Tractor —An-te-uru. Mrs T. C, Robinson, 150 gs; bay filly by Tractor— Kilbreeze. Mr H. A. Knight. 150 gs; browr filly by Paper Aloney—Golden Pippin, All J S. Barrett, 70gs; brown filly by Papei Money—Killala, Air J- S. Barrett. lOOsovs; brown fillv by Paper Money—Kilroy, All XT A. Knight, 200 gs. On Account of Air W. Deans (Sandown).— Bay colt by Clarenceux—Lady Rena, passed in; bay filly by Clarenceux —Charmilla, passed in at 80gs ; bay colt by Clarenceux— Vanna, passed in at 80gs; bay filly by Clarenceux —Hornbeam, Air R. Greenslade, i 240 gs. On Account of Mr H. Reeves (Hororata). —Bay colt by Greyspear—Blue and Gold. Air H. Aker, 80gs; chestnut filly by Ciarenceux —Marquise, Air A. H. Hill. 90gs; chestnut colt by Clarenceux—Ormulu, Mr A M’Donald,* 225g5; bay filly by Grey•ipear —Remission 11, Mr H. Aker, 80gs. On Account of Mr I. G. Duncan (Waikanae) —Bay filly by Boniform—Desmine, Mr H. AI. Reeves, 50gs; bay colt by Boniform—Lady Jean 11. Mr Murray Hobbs, 750 gs On Account of Air J. F. Buchanan (Kinloch.—Bay colt by Martian —Poly mu in. Mr H J. Mason, I200gs; bay filly by MartianLady Lucy, Mr G. D. Greenwood, 160 gs; bay filly by Martian—Alazfib-uka, passed in; brown fillv by Mariam— Persian Lilno, Air W. H. Gaisford, 260sovs; brown filly by Alartian —Triehus. Air J. Hannon, 115 vs; bav or brown filly by Alartian— Lady Kinled), Air J. Pulton. 115 gs. On Account of Airs Algar Williams (Christchurch).—Chestnut filly by Gay Lad —Flower of the West, Air J. Bell, 40gs. CRICKET. HEATHCOTE AVI LET AMS SHIELD. (Per United Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, November 9. The Bovs’ High School won the Hcatheote Williams Shield match by- an innings and 124 runs. St. Andrew’s in their second innings compiled Dl (Bugas 32. England 24). Cromb took four wickets for 27 runs, Kcaras two for 19, and Pickles two for 10. HIGH SCHOOL MATCH. Tho annual match between the. Past and Present Boys of the Otago Bovs High School will bo played at the High School Ground on Tuesday afternoon. BOXING. LLOYD AVI NS ON POINTS. Association—Bv TVFgrnnh—ConyrirM LONDON, November 8. Albert Lloyd (Australia) outpointed Harry Drake at AVindsor in 20 rounds. GOLF. The third round of the Otago Golf Club’s knock-out competition will be played on Balpiacewen Links. The following is the draw: —Wilson v. Hslated, Reid v. Campbell, Bartholomew v. Irvine, Foley v. JoncsSnlmon, Hunter v. Dawson, Dick v. Finlnyeon, Hocking v. AVhitcombo, Ross v. Haggitt.