CUDDLE WINS MEMORIAL
MASTERTON OPENING DAVISTOCK PLACED THIRD NIGHT LASS AND SLIPPERY WIN. SANGUINE KING IN THE HURDLES. By Telegraph—Press Association. Masterton, Last Night. Perfect Weather favoured the opening day of the Masterton Racing Clubs spring meeting to-day. The track Was in good order and the attendance Was large far an oft day. The totalicator handled £5386 IDs, against £5852 on the first day last year. Results are:— NURSERY HANDICAP. ■ Of £5O. Four furlongs and 63 yards. 3- 8.5 (S. Wilson) 1 4- 8.5 (P. Burgess) 2 I—CANDICO, 8.6 (B. H. Morris) 3 Also started: 6 Lord Quex, 8.5; 5 Emmeline Girl, 8.0; 2 Patter, 8.0. Length; half a neck. Tune, 535. kahumiNgi hurdle handicap. Of £751 One mile ahd a-half. 1- KING, 10.1 (M. H. Nicol) 5— COUNT ROUSSILLON, 9.0 (E. 2- ARCTIC STAR, 10.3 (D. Bush) .... - Also started: 3 Spender, 9.2; 6 Nova Scotia, 9.0. Six lengths; three lengths. Time, 2m. 43 3-SS. MAIDEN STAKES. Of £6O. Six furlongs and 63 yards. 1— 8.8 (Atkins) 1 8-JEWISH LAD, 8.8 (J. Sheehan) .. 2 2— MOWGLI, 8.8 (B. H. Morris) 3 Also started: 7 Meritor 8.8; 13 Helen Fotd, 8.8; 3 Conversion, 8.8; 10 Highball, 88; 6 Sunder, 8.8; 12 Royal Fire, 8.8; 9 Sir Ronald, 8.8; 5 Shy, 8.8; 11 Lacread, 8.8, 4 Erua, 8.8; 14 Masterton, £.B. . Half a head; two lengths. Time,' Im. 20 4-ss. LANSDOWNE HANDICAP. Of £75. Seven furlongs and 63 yards. 1-TREASUrE HUNT, 7.10 (S. Anderson) I 6— GRAND BLOW, 7.5 (H. 4. Wiggms) 2 3— DORADO, 7.10 (R» Marsh) 3 Also started: 2 Night Lass, 7.13; 5 Fokiha, 7.5; 7 Darnplef, 7.3; 8 Revival, 7.2; 4 Cloudy Bay, 7.0. Neck;-half a neck. Time, Im. 32 4-ss. RIDDIFORD MEMORIAL handicap. Of £150: one mile and a-quartef i and 63 yards. S—CUDDLE, 9.6 (F. Thompson) J 5— ROMPALONG, 7.7 (J. McCauley) 2 7.12 (S. Wilson) .... 3 Also started: 3 West Tor, 8.8; 1 Big Dock, 8.1; 8 Pladiei 7.12; 2 Gay Boy, 7.8; 9 Beau Gallante; 7.5; 7 Queen’s Pride, 7.0. Three lengths; neck. Time, 2m. Ils. Beau Gallante made all the early running and round the back had a five lengths lead from Cuddle, Gay Boy and Big Dook. Big Dook led into the straight but in the run home Cuddle and Rompalong joined the leaders, Cuddle prevailing easily. • LAWN HANDICAP. Of £75, One mile and 63 yards. 1-CONFISCATION, 8.11 (B. H. Morris) 1 7?—UMPIRE, B.' (S. Anderson) 2 6- DAY, 7.7 (H. Wiggins) 2 Also started: 2 Aussie Ra, 9.0; 3 Corroboree, 8.7; 4 Chaste, 8.7; 5 Qtaura King, 7.13. Neck; head. Time, Im.' 45 Lss. GRANDSTAND HANDICAP. Of £75. Seven furlongs and 63 yards. 1— SLIPPERY, 9.6 (P. Atkins) 1 3— SANGUINE KING, 8.13 (H. N. Wiggins) 2 4- PARK, 8.11 (P. Burgess) 5 Also started! 12 Glenvane, 8.9; 5 Vanestep, 8.9, Length; half a length. Time, lifi. 345. ELECTRIC HANDICAP. Of £7O. Six. furlongs and 63 yards. 4—ACCEPTABLE, 8.9 (G. Ridgway) .. 1 2— VINCO, 7.0 (J. McFarlane) 2 3— COURTEGA, 8.6 (S. Wilson) 3 Also started: 5 Collodion, 7.13; 1 Mesurina, 7.9. Length; three lengths. Time, Im. 17 masterton” second day LIST OF THE ACCEPTANCES. Masterton, Last Night. . Masterton second day acceptances are:—
TRAINING FOR CAULFIELD MELBOURNE PREPARATIONS. By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. Rec. 10 p.m. Melbourne, Oct. 18. The jockey G. Godfrey broke a leg through a fall while schooling The Vigil at Flemington tb-day. Sylvandak worked usefully and looks well. , _ High Cross, Gay Star and Luck Devon carried out si ziceable tasks. Allunga did a mile usefully. CANTERBURY SCRATCHINGS. Christchurch, Oct. 18. Gold Trail was scratched at 10.15 a.m. to-day for all events at the Canterbury Jockey Club’s November meeting. Catalogue was scr ched at 12.20 p.m. 10-day for all events.
ELLERSLIE MEETING COMMENTS ON RACING * JONATHAN REAPPEARS HIS ELLERSLIE EFFORTS Tire reappearance of that good horse Jonathan at Ellerslie created considerable interest, and his two placings under big burdens demonstrated that he is still a force to be reckoned with. He looked bright and Well when he paraded for the Shorts on Saturday, though a little on the big side. He was not over lucky in the running »ut came with a grbat finishing burst to snatch second; money from British Columbia on the post. On the second day he was better placed when the field straightened out for the run to the judge but, though he made a gallant effort under his 10.3, the task of conceding over stone to Astarth and two stone to Star Artist proved too great aqd he had to be content With ti ird berth. ' , Though these two races should, Work an improvement in him, he is going to haVe ho easy task to Win sprint events under the Weights that he is certain to have in future. He look., sure to be 1 top-weighted for the Railway Handicap. Nevertheless he should prove capable of playing his part in the two weight-for-age events at the A.R.C. sUmiher carnival, the King’s Plate ahd the Clifford Plate. MOTHER SUPERIOR FAILS RACING CAREER OVER Mother Superior shoWed all her old pace in the Shorts Handicap on the first day at Ellerslie, but dropped out suddenly a furlong from home When ate-, puting the lead With British Columbia. On returning to the birdcage she was bleeding from one nostril. She was galloped on during the race and, thougl- she accepted for the second day, the scratching rm, was put through her name. It is probable that she will be given another trial,, but if the bleeding trouble reappears her future will be in the matron's pad "nek. By Chief Ruler from the Mateter ittare Dovelet, she shdUld prove a fine brood mare. DAUGHTER OF GOLD DAWN MANTLE’S TEAM ADDITION An interesting addition to W. Mantle’s stable at New Plymouth ir a two-year-eld filly by Lord Warden from Gold Dawn. She is a well grown youngster, though likely to requite time to develop. Gold Dawn, by Day Comet from Red Glow, was a full sister to Bright Glow. Though Pot in the same class as her sister, Gold Dawn was a useful sort, winning among other races the Prince Wales Handicap at Awapuni and the 'Paul Memorial at New Plymouth, ——■- ■ — . MUNGATOON’S WIN . SOLID LAST HALF-MILE On the strength of some good work at Te Aroha there was Support for Mungatcon in the Mitchelson Cup at Ellerslie and he had £137 10s invested on hi: chance. At r- stage did he ever flatter his admirers and was well, beaten. In view of this it was. not surprising to find only £43 ’on him in the King Edward Memorial on Saturday, respite this lack of support he ran a very different race and, running up to the leader just before the straight was reached, he was in command at the distance. Running m solidly he wane- er in langer of defeat. As the first half-mile was run in 525. and the s’ furlongs in Im. 16s. and the full distance in 2m. 6 2-55., it will be seen that it was ly run race, and aS Mungatoon was practically in the lead at he six furlongs and ran the l ist half-mile in 50 2-5 s few excuses can be made for the others. Mungatoon is undoubtedly horse of moods, but when caught in a galloping humour he is a decidedly useful sort. WELLINGTON ACCEPTORS FIELDS FOR SPRING MEETING.
HARCOURT STAKES. Of £4OO. One mile and a-quarter. Argentic Kinnoull Cuddle Plato Greek Shephferd Ilonipalong Haut Monde Sutierex Happy Landing Spiral Heritage Vintage
NOVICE STAKES. Of £55. Five furlongs. Jewish Lad 8 5 Gold Vein Boomerang 8 5 Platter Mowgli S 5 Lacread Helen Ford 8 5 Blue Bell Conversion 8 5 Erua 8 5 8 5 8 5 8 5 8 5 OTAHUAO HURDLES HANDICAP. Of £75. Ofte mile and a-half and 63 yards Sanguine Umpire King 11 2 Count Arctic Star 10 1 Rousslllion Isms 10 1 Spender 9 8 9 3 '9 0 MACARA HANDICAP. Of £70. Six furlongs and 63 yards. Gasman 9 3 Blue Tiger Night Bass 7 1'1 Melon Ford Vinco 7 7 Ilbyal Fire 7 7 7 0 7 t) VALLANCE MEMORIAL HANDICAP. Of £100. One mile & a-quarter & 63 yards Walton Park 8 11 Royal Banquet 8 5 Davistock 8 7 Pladie 8 3 CHAMPION HACK HANDICAP. £100. One mile and a-quarter and 63yds. Confiscation 9 0 Chaste Wyndalo 8 8 Dorado Umpire 8 1 Cheerful Day 7 13 7 11 - 7 0 WAIPIPI HANDICAP. Of £75. Seven furlongs and 63 yards. Slippery 9 13 Glenvane Sweet Agnes 9 9 Cawbeen Pladie 9 1 8 5 8 0 SPRING HACK HANDICAP. Of £75. Seven furlongs and 63 yards. Queen's PridO 9 3 Cloddy Bay Aussie Ra 8 12 Platter PdKIihf 7 11 Masterlon Otauru King 7 10 Genial 7 7 FAREWELL HANDICAP. Of £70. Five furlongs and 63 yards. Acceptable 9 6 Collodion Lifeguard 9 5 Dollar Bill 8 9 Sir Ronald Courtega 8 6 Mar&ong Master Reynard 8 0 7 12 7 0 7 0
By Telegraph—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. ’ The Wellington Racing Club's acceptances are:— 12.17— GLEN HURDLES HANDICAP. Of £200. One mile and tfuet-quarters. Esteem 11 3 invictos 9 7 Red Suu 11 0 Sanguine King 9 3 Black Duke 10 9 Arctic Star 9 0 ManaWatu 10 9 Count Billy Boy 10 1 Roueslllion 9 0 Monastic 12.57— 9 8 Isms 9 0 TAITA HANDICAP. Of £200. Five furlongs. Amount S 10 Siegmund 8 1 Ned Cuttle 8 1 .Essex Eagle's Eye 7 12 Notlum 8 1 7 10 Brabant 8 1 imposture 7 10 Brilliancy 8 1 Mirth 7 10 Cricket 8 1 Paper Slipper 7 10 Deficit 8 1 Western Maid 7 10 Kind Heart 8 1 Asset 7 8 Kow Tow 1.42— 8 1 WAINUI HANDICAP. Of £250 One mile. Cuddle 9 7 Wino 7 13 Princess Vanestep 7 12 Doreen 9 3 Sweet Music . 7 11 Fracas 8 13 Greek Shepherd I 10 Passion Fruit 8 13 Jubilee Song 9 West Tor 8 11 Aiguille 7 7 Guarantee 8 9 Happy Landing 1 Ruri 8 9 Hunting Lodge 7 4 Fanner 8 G Rompalong 7 ■7 Big Dook 8 5 Supefex 7 7 Klnnoull 8 <1 Tunneller 7 7 Person 2.22— 7 13 RIMUTAKA HANDICAP. Of £200. Six furlongs. Beau Gallante 9 6 Windsoreen 7 Lifeguard 9 0 Consummation 1 o HoStls 8 10 Dampier 7 Acceptable 8 8 Entheos 2 Dollar Bill . 8 8 Gulden Grey Honour 8 7 Enterprise 2 Round Score 8 7 Miracle 7 High Glee 8 5 Boomerang t 0 State Bank 8 2 Conversion 0 Master Dark Red 7 0 Reynard 7 13 Gate Crasher 7 0 Thane 7 13 Gold Vein 7 0 Finnesko 7 10 Meritor 7 0 Top Coat 7 8 Miriam •7 0 CUikara 7 8 Prevail 7 0 Light Comedy 7 8 Video 7 0 Shu 3.27 7 WELLINGTON HANDICAP. Of £500. One mile and three furlongs. Cuddle 9 0 Senior 7 9 Spiral 8 10 Silver Sight 7 9 Argentic 7 13 Arctic King 0 West Tor 7 13 Fersen 7 6 Walton Park 7 12 Vanestep 7 2 Caliente 7 12 Sunee 7 0 Big Dook 7 10 3.42— WELLESLEY STAKES. Of £400. Two-year-olds. Five furlongs. Asset Moquette Cerre Abbas Paper Slippet Cricket Pelmet Dawning Light Queen’s Council Deficit Studley Royal Double Gift Wild Chase Imposture N'otium Persia colt
4.22— SHORTS Of £350. HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Vintage 8 13 Midlan 8 2 Silver Streak 8 Bon Tray 8 Star Artist 8 6 Haut Monde 8 Sweet Agnes 8 6 Variant 6 Heritage 8 Bodyiine 7 3 Fair Weather 8 Beau Gallants 7 Guarantee 8 3 5.5— OCTOBER HANDICAP. Of £200. One mile. Hunting Cat 9 0 Chaste 7 7 Valarth 8 8 Dorado • 7 7 Ta uma it 8 6 Umpire 7 4 Darecourt 8 4 Consummation 7 Windward 8 4 Imasurvey 7 o I; Duce 8 3 Otauru King 7 2 Gowenberg 8 3 I’okiha 7 2 Mount Vai 8 2 Ayreslelgh 7 0 Confiscation Y 12 Earl 'Colossus 7 0 Night bass 7 10 Export 7 0 The Image y 10 Going Gay 7 0 Salon 7 10 Slasher 7 0 Second Day.
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