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RACING AND TROTTING. FIXTURES . September 30, October 1. —Geraldine R.C. Octooer 2. —Hawke’s Bay J.C. October 7.—Kurovv J.C. October 7. —Masterton R.C. October 7, 9.—Whangarei R.C. October 9. —Oamaru J.C. October 14. 16.—Dunedin J.C. October 10.—Carterton R.C. October 16. 20— Auckland trotting meeting. October 23, 25.—Wellington R.C. October 25.—Oamaru trotting meeting. October 25.—Waikato Hun’ Club. October 25.—Waipawa County R.C. October 33, 25, or 25. 27.— Waverley R.C. October 25. —North Canterbury R.C. October 25, 27.—-Gore R.C. , October 28, 30.—Poverty Bay Turf Club. October 30. -Timaru trotting meeting. October 30.—Banks Peninsula R.C. October 30, November I.—Thames J.C. November 2, 3.—Cromwell J.C. November 3.—Birchwood Hunt Club* November 6, B.—Auckland R.C. November 6,8, 10, 13.—Canterbury J.C._ November 9, H, 12. —Metropolitan trotting
meeting. November 26, 27. —Forbur.v Park meeting.
With the near approach of the Oamaru Trotting Club’s spring meeting, the local track is being freely used. Several promising young horses are in work, while the number of handicap horses in commission, compares favourably with this time last season. The Australian-bred two-year-old, Court Jester, by Comedy King from Kunmgada, owned by J. M’Combe at Riccarton, was gelded this week. He and the remaining Australian youngsters in M‘Combe’s stable have been turned out and will not be called upon to race until later in their careers. Several Canterbury trainers contemplate taking teams north tor the Auckland Trotting Club’s meeting next month. The trip will provide opportunities for winning good stakes, whch may be easier to secure than most of the races at Addington in November. when competition will be particularly dam of Rapine, has produced a filly foal to Paladin, the first since Rapine was born in 1919. Sweet Charity (imp.) also from the Kinloch Stud, has a filly foal by Martian, and Cherub, by Martian, Horn Intelligence, slipped a colt foal to Paladin. Tom Bracken showed some pace at Dan nevirke. Ho is owned by Dwan Brothey, and is by Arrowsmith from Sweet Tipperary. Sweet Tipperary was not a great turf success, and she did not redeem her early promise. She was from Golden Ball, the dam of Chrvsostom, another who did not live up to his early promise in New Zealand, but who went to Australia and made a great success of the hurdling branch of the business. The Wellington owner, Mr W. H. Ballinger frequently sends a team of horses to compete at the spring circuit in the South Wand, and he will be represented this season by Royal Game, Waetoa. and Axle. They raced at Riccarton on Saturday and will remain for the Geraldine, Kurow, Oamaru, and Dunedin fixtures. According to a Gisborne writer, the Autumn— Slipstitch colt Threadneedle experienced bad luck lately, a fall on the plough putting his preparation back. Conseauently he was not taken to the Avondale meeting, though he is already on the improve again. He will acotnpany Ngawati and Autoranc on the southern tour, however. The other pair will race at Napier, Wellington, and Riccarton and if Threadneedle continues to go on all right he will be given an opportunity of further distinguishing himself on the same trip. Automne and Ngawati are both looking bright and are expected to do themselves credit'in spring engagements. The fire which destroyed the stand at the Addington trotting course this week came at a most inopportune time, and it v ill cause serious inconvenience at the next race meeting to be held there. This is the November meeting of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club, the most important fixture of the season, which always attracts very large crowds, fully taxing th stand accommodation. - The Metropolitan Trotting Club is a tenant at Addington, the course being now held under lease by the Canterbury Park Trotting Club. The question of erection additional stand accommodation will doubtless be the subject of joint discussion. Nothing has yat been done in that direction, however. The only action taken so far is that arrangements have been made for the immediate removal of the debris, and it has not even been decided to erect a new stand on the site of the one was burned down. It is thought possible that the whole question will remain in abeyance until after the November meetcommenting on his recent trip to Australia. “Sir Lancelot,” of the New Zealand Sportsman, has something interesting to sav of R. J. Mason’s two-year-old pupils, Agrion and Bulalic, who were recently reported to be suffering from colds, the trouble being feared as likely to put them out of court for the big youngster double, Breeders Plate (colts) and Gimcrack Stakes (fillies), secured*>y their stablemates, Nincompoop and Chignon respectively, some time ago: Mr G, B. Greenwood’s colt has unfortunately, been unable to throw off the cold that has affected him since he has been at Randwick. The writer saw him in his box the day before he left. His trainer (Mr Mason) was then of opinion that if he did not improve in a few days he would ease him up and not run him at the big meeting. Both the colt and the filly have done a lot of useful work, and are ready to race at any time. The filly has only had a slight colt, and it may not affect her. She has the pace, and it is only a matter whether she will be able to see out the five furlongs. Nothing has done better than the full brother to Thespian. H. J. Jefferd’s pair of PaperMoneys have both settled down, and it would not be surprising if either of them ran prominently.”
AVONDALE JOCKEY CLUB. SECOND DAY’S RESULTS. , DEAD HEAT IN GUINEAS RACE. (Feb United Peesb Association.) AUCKLAND, September 27. The Avondale Jockey Club’s spring meeting was concluded at Ellershe to-day in fine weather and before a large attendance The otalisator handled £63,453 10s, making a gra a total of £136.388 10s for the meeting. Compared with last years figures, when the Avondale Club raced on its own ground, this represents an increase of £36,320. Results; KINGSLAND HURDLE RACE, Of 230sovs. One mile and three-quarters. 1 — Glenotus, 9.5 (S. Henderson) 1 2 Lucullent, 10.4 2 s—Flowing Bowl 0.0 .. .. 3 Also started. 3 Mia Bella 10.8, 4 Karamu 9.0. Won by a neck, with five lengths between second and third. Time, 3min 16fsec. Karamu ran off at *he third fence, and Mia Bella fell at the fourth obstacle. NURSERY HANDICAP, Of 400sovs. Five furlongs. 2 —Laughing Prince, 8.2 (M'Tavish) 1 I—Chelome,1 —Chelome, 8.2 2 4 —Titree, 7.4 3 Also started: 3 Frenzied Finance 8.0, 7 Master Clements 7.11. 9 Abbey Dale 7.11, 8 Autumlad 7.9, 10 Solanio 7.9. 13 Oarinthia 7.9. Welcome Home 7.11 (coupled with Titree), 14 Fanchen 7.4. 13 Idun 7.4, 11 Atomina 7.4, 5 Chips 7.4, 15 Auriculus 7.4. 6 Bourse 7.4. Won by a head, with a neck b oeen second and third. Chips was fourth. Time, Imin IEeC- MOUNT ALBERT WELTER HANDICAP. Of 250sovs. Six fur 1 <m. First Division. 20 —Archeno. 8.5 (Driscoll) .. 1 13 — Ohincmuri 8.5 2 18 —Town Guard. 8.0 .. . . 3 Also started: 2 Imitation 10.4, 12 Dave 9.5. 1 Value 8.6 (courled with Air Queen 8 5), 10 Winsome Boy 8.5, 11 Marb'e Mount 8.0, 3 Tinnkoa 8.0, 23 Salamai in; 8 0 26 Catapult 8.0, 25 Abbey Day 0.0. 27 Master Mind 8.0, 22 San Quin 8.0. 8 Day Lass 8.0 (coupled with King Emerald 8.0). Won bv half a neck, with a neck between second and third. Time, Imin 14sec. Second Division. 4 —Newbury, 8.0 (Pine) .. 1 14— Killute, 8.6 .. .. .. T 8 —King Emerald, 8.0 t Also started: 5 Ballymoy II 9.13, 6 Ned Kelly 9.1, 1 Air Queen 8.5 (coupled with Value 8.6), 19 Judge’s Box 8.5, 17 Te Ko’■oke 8.5, 7 Bahama 8.0, 9 Luxurious 8.0,
16 War Officer 8.0, 24 Ballachash 8.0. 15 Baby .Bun 8.0, 28 Hi'mar 8.0, 31 King Selwyn 8.0, Bizarro 8.0. Won by a neck. Time, Imin 15sec. PLUMPTON HANDICAP, Of lOOOsovs. One mile and a-quarter. I—Te1 —Te Monanui, 9.5 (R. Bagby) 1 7—Desert Glow. 8.4 .... 2 6—Barometer, 7.1 3 Also started; 16 Ruapapa 9.0, 3 Civility 8.13, 12 Town Bank 8.5. 5 Lord Star 8.4, 4 Merry Damon 8.1, 8 Yoma 8.0, 2 Nippy 8.0, 9 Princess Ronnie 7.9, 17 Star Ranger 7.2, 11 Danae 7.2, 13 Lomint 7.2, 20 Transformer 7.1, 15 Queen Arch 7.0, 10 Sleepy Sol 7.0, 21 Gold Jacket 7.0, Gold Ram 7.0 (coupled '"ith Queen Arch 7.0), 14 Captain Gazeley 7.0, 18 Museari 7.0, 19 Charlady 7.0, 22 Boomerday 7.0. 23 Queen Emerald 7.0. Won by three-quarters of a length, with the same distance separating second and third. Barometer was fourth. Time, 2min 7sec. AVONDALE GUINEAS, Of lOOOsovs. One mile. 1— Lysander, 8.10 (L. Pine) .. t 2 Commendation, 8.10 (Beale) t s—Phaola, 8.5 3 3 Chamour, 8.10 4 Also started: 4 Tea Bell 8.10, 6 King Arch 8.10, 7 Clarus 8.10. Lysander made the pace, and Commendation challenged at the distance, and they flashed past the post level. Time, Imin STsec. 1 PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, Of 500sovs. Six furlongs. 2 —Pavo, 7.6 (W. Jones) .. 1 4 King Merv, 8.7 2 5 Sevang, 7.12 3 Also started: 1 Le Choucas 9.0, 8 York Abbey 8.13, 9 Hoariri 8.8. 6 Father O’Flynn 8.2, 10 Day Guard 7.8, 3 Finelli 7.5. 14 White Bird 7.5, 13 Nancy Lee 75, 11 Master Doon 7.0, 7 Chairman 7.6, 15 Master O’Rorke 7.0, 12 Jeanette 7.0. Won by a length, with the same distance between second and third. York Abbey was fourth. Time, Imin 13 2-ssec. NEW LYNN HANDICAP, Of 250sovs. One mile. 2—Antrim Bov, 7.11 (C. Davies) 1 14 —Ngarara, 7.0 2 4 Nucleus, 7.10 3 Also started: 1 Mint Leaf 9.2, 5 Wenday 8,0, 3 Golden Krist 7.10, 6 Cohesion 7.8, 11 Quinvardia 7.8. 13 Maveelish 7.6, 10 Adi Vunivola? .3, 8 Blue Sky 7.2, 16 Day Lass 7.0, 7 Plane Pearl 7.0, 17 Clockwork 7.0, 18 Master Noel 7.0. 15 Harbour View 7.0. 9 Quondong 7.0, 19 Corinax 7.0, '2 Star Comet 7.0. Won by a length and a-half, with a length between second and third. Time, Irin 40seo. NIHOTUPU WELTER HANDICAP, Of SOOsove. Seven furlongs. I—Gala1 —Gala Day, 8.9 (J. Barry) 1 5 Sir Archie, 8.8 2 12—Gold P n, 8.2 3 Also started: 12 King Lu 9.10, 14 Tresham 9.8, 6 Rahepoto 9.0, 7 Spoony 9.4, 4 Aurumavis 9.4, 12 Passionate 9.2, 3 Mosaic 8.12, 10 True Blood 8.7, 10 Quincoma 8.6, 16 Bright Knight 8.6, 9 Jubilance 8.3, 8 Pegaway 8.0, 17 Pompey 8.0, 15 Royal Present 8.0. 18 Lord Bruce 8.0, Won by a neck, with three parts of a length between second and third. True Blood was fourth. Time, Imin 27scc. OAMARU JOCKEY CLUB. il’KB United, nssocianoN., OAMARU, September 27. Tho following are the handicaps (or the Oamaru Jockey Club’s meeting: Spring Hurdles, of ISOsovs. One mile and a-half.—Dubious 11. 1, Bachelor Gay, VVharncliffe 10.13, Uleaborg 10.1, Bonomel 9.11, Kaikahu 0.10, Happy Days 9.9, Kapuna, Coastguard 9.3. Tigerland P. 7, Axle 9.2, Hatliac. Mandrake 9.1, North Inch, Oriflamb. Flourish, Guncase, Rod Art 9.0. Aldersyde Hack Handicap, of 125sovs. Six furlongs.—Receipt 9.0, Fairy Herald, Kilris 8.5, Coch-y-Bonohu 8.4, Oriflamb 8.1, Royal Game 8.0) Frivolous 7.13, Flying Mist 7.8, Sweet Melody 7.7, Prompter, All Colours, Credit 7.2, Lancer 7.1, Sqlrose, St. Nicholas, Chivalry Sir Roy, Dioxide, Polly Flinders 7.0, Oamaru Cup, of 225sovs. One mile.— Baldowa 9.0, Mountain Lion, Chickwheat 8.4, Pink Note 8.3, Lava B.z, Moorland, The Harp, Carnot, Goosestep 7.9, Tuahine, Waetea 7.7. Heather Lad 7.7. Monoxide 7.6, John Bradbury 7.5, Gav Juliet, Rosenor, Royd Game, Jarettiere, Guncase, Waterlow 7.0. Pukeuri Handicap, of 125sovs. Severn furlongs.—Rosedav 10.3, .Warhaven 9.6, Monoxide 8.13. John Bradbury 8.12, Bonnie Winkie 8.11. Gay Juliet 8.6, Corn Rigs 8.3. Ronaki 7.12, Some Kid 7.11, Cornflower 7.10, Gay Queen, Jarretiere, Cornstalk 7.7. Grange Hack Handicap, of ISOsovs. Seven furlongs.—Receipt 9.3, Rosenor 8.13, His Majesty. Kilris. Ronaki, Brightling, Fairy Herald 8.8 Royal Game 8.3, Dubious 7.9, Waterlow 7.4. Ayrovski, Fairy Tidings 7.5, Prompter 7.2, Cornstalk, Saxette, Flourish, Ascetic, Royal Spear, St. Nicholas, Chivalry, Sir Roy 7.0. Waikanra Hack Handicap, of liSsovs. One mile and a-qua-ler.—Roseday 9.1, Mountain Lion 8.6, Chickwheat 8.5, Tarleton 7.11, Goosestep 7.10, Waetea 7.9, Heather Lad 7.8, Monoxide, Jubilant 7.5, Rosenor, Cornflower, His Majesty, Gay Queen, Dubious 7.0. Flying Handicap, of 200sovs. Six furlongs —Baldowa 9.0. Lava 8.4, Master Sandstone 8.3. Comic Song, Volant 8.2, Booster, Moorland 8.1, Corn Money, Warhaven 8.0, Solferite 7.13, Clontarf 7.12. Tuahine, Arpent 7.1 C. Rosenor 7.4, Dangle 7.2, Dancing Days, Corn Rigs 7.0. OTAKI-MAORI HANDICAP (Peb United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, September 27. The following handicaps have been declared for the first day of the OtakiMaori Racing Club’s meeting; Kapiti Hurdle Handicap, of ISOsovs. One mile and a-half.—Carawock 10.10, Slump 10.0, Gauntlet, Hokioi, Gluement, Lady Passenger, Arch Salute 9.12, Matu 9.6 Ladv Ben, Star Shell 9.2 Labour Morn. Merry Sarto. Jackaroo, Risk, Molto, Elvsette, Ohorere 9.0. Katihiku Handicap of ISOsovs. Seven furlongs.—Glen Innes 9.4, Kilperon 8.12, Sir Moment 8.10, Lin Arlington 8.2, Gardant 8.1. Cat Call 8.0, Bon Marche 7.13, Kilmisa 7.11, Close Fire, No Favours 7.9, Royal Mint 7.7, Asleep 7.3, Boy, Jazzy, Inoe, Petal 7.0. Ling Memorial Stakes of 400sovs. One mile and a-quarter.—Degage 9.9, Clannda 8 9 Euphonium 8.1, Kilbronsyth, Opa 8.0, Nukumai 7.13, Shining Armour 7.12, Vaward 7.10, Killoch, Mali Jong 7.10, Rouex, Kilfaire 7.9, Indian Sage 7.8, Novar 7.7, Captain Gazeley, Kilperon 7.3, Jubilance 7.2 Our Jack, Pantler, Panart 7.0. Pahiko Handicap, of ISOsovs. Six furlongs.— Quillfire 9.0, Lucky Days 8.5, Black Mint 8.0, Waterlow. Bronstell 7.13, V olplane 7.12. Royal Land. Hypnotic 7.10, Asleep 7.8, Perrier 7.7, Jazzy. Lucernal, Gourmet, Starbird 7.5. Waitawa Handicap, of 200eovs. oix furlongs.—Orchid 9.9, Degage 9.7, Automne 810 The Lamb 8.6, Fool’s Paradise S.o, Lady Fingers 81, Threadneedle 8.0. Irapuke Anthonie 7.9, First Acre 7.8, Willow Wu 7.3, Pantagruel 7.2, Ngawati, Gold Box Cross Fire, Bonideer. Miss Hupana, Joy Bird, Sir Pam, Lucky Days, Arataura 7 0. Taumanuka Handicap, of ISOsovs. One mile and 55 yards.—Kilperon Kilia 9.10, Lin Arlington 8.10, Carawock, Lady Comet, No Favours, Closefire 8.8, Royal Mi«t 8.7, Pangolin 8.5, Mister Gamp, Volhynia 8.4, Jazzy. Boy, Mountain Jean. Inoe 8.0. Kereihi Roera Handicap, of 200sovs. Seven furlongs.—Automne 9.9, Indian Sage 97, Beaumont, Kilbronsyth, Vaward 9.5, Diogenes, Killoch, Modern Threadneedle 9.0 Enare 8.12, Irapuka, Birthmark 8 10, Pinthair 8.9, Bonhomme 8.8, Kalakaua 8.5, Agitato, Crossfire 8.3, Alyson, Jubilance, Esthonia 8.2, Arataura, Ngawati, Buoyant, Benmure Santonio, Newberry King, Bomdeer, Counter Attack, Misgovern, Sir
Pam 8.0. WHANG ARE! RACING CLUB. (Pee United Press Association.) AUCKLAND, September 27. The following handicaps have been de : dared for the first day of the Mhangaiei Racing Chib's meeting:—. Whangarei Gold Cup, of SOOsois. One mile and three furlongs.—Ruapapa 9.4, Lord Star 8.10, Town Bank 8..), Ainny 8.7. Merry Damon 8.5, Snoony 8.4, Hoariri 8.3, Princess Ronnie 7.13, Barometer. Lomint 7.11, Boomerday ..8. Sleepy Sol 7.4. Aurumavis, Eden Hall 7.2, Rahepoto, Gold Jacket 7.1. Ui*lla, Charlady, 1 otoanui, Thursby. Wenday. Holymond, Gold Fern, Royal Present, Golden Knst, carl. Right and Left 7.0. Parataki Handicap, of laOsois. One mile.— Serang 10.2. Spoony 9.8, Rahepoto 9 7, Tall Timber, Sleepy Sol 9.4, Aurumavis 9.2, Eden Hall. Mosaic 9.1, Gal a 8.13, Queen Arch 8.9. Gold F eru 8.7. Q>uimroma, Potoanm, Right and Left 8.4. Thursbv, Wenday, Kendal. Lightwopd 8.0. Manaia Handic.-p, of 250 soys. Six furlongs.—Le Choncas 9.7, Hoanri 9.1, Tea Bell, Pavo 8.10, Day Guard 8.0, Raney Lee 7.10, Aurumavis 7.10. Chairman 7./, Titaness 7.5, Dave. True Blood 7.3, NanruIcre 7.2, Prince Abbey 7.1, Newbury, Te
Koroke, Porapey 7.0. , _ Haunui Hack Hurdles, of 160sovs. One mile and a-half.— Wedding March 11.3, Glenidle 10.10, Star of the East 9.13, Advent 9.5, Flowing Bowl, Royal Form, Marble Crag, Lady Patience 9.4, Mangawera, Ngarara, Clockwork, Lord Bruce, Tapuhi, Master Noel. Fair Abbey. Day Bell, King Sehvyn, Waiau Lad, St. Lucas, Lady Arch 9.0. County Handicap, of 125sovs. Six furlongs.—Lady Patience 11.2, Lady Lois, Scrap of Paper 10.7, Illingar 9.13, Comet King 9.10, Ging Multifid 9.7, Kuaestar 8.13, Shortland 8.11, Thurnrosae 8.5, Waning Light 8.4, St. Lucas 8.0, Miss Lucullus, Ma Boughal 7.4, Lady Arch, Adjustor, Sea Gaze, Sunny Morn, Delightment 7.0. Hikurangi Hack Handicap, of 135sovs. Seven furlongs.—Rahepoto 9.11, Dave 9.0, New Moon 8.8, Killute, Wenley 8.4, Schorr 8.3, Golden Krist 8.0, Quinvardia, Lightwood, Dress Circle 7.11, Golden Autumn 7.10, Blue Sky 7.5, War Officer 7.4, Festina, Lente, Marble Mount, Bizarro, Quandong 7.1, Nassock. Luxurious, Turn, Waiau Lad, Wild Arch, Salamander, Clockwork 7.0. Kensington Hack Handicap, of 140sovs. Six furlongs.—Dobbin, Dave 9.0, Highflown 8.8, Killute 8.4, Schorr 8.3, Flying Juliet 8.2, Winsome Boy 7.12, Quinvardia 7.11, Arsh Arrow 7.10, Judge's Box, Te Koroke 7.9, Illingar 7.5, Comet King 7.3, Marble Mount 7.1, Stonehenge, Waning Light, Turn, Wee Marble 7.0.
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