SPORTING.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 14 June 1926, Page 4

SPORTING.

A.J C. WINTER MEETING

By Cabla—Pr«« Association—•Copyrlebl. ~ Auulr,.,"an and. N./,. '’able Aasoc-.anoa (Received 5.5 p.m., Juno, .13.) - SYDNEY, June 13. The weather was line and tho going good for tho second day of tlio A.J'.C; winter meeting. The following aro - v eI suits of the chief events.- — ELYJNCI HANDICAP, 6 furlongs Till lu lah 1, Kiosk 2, Golden Voice 3. Sixteen started. Won by a length. 'Time, liniu 13see. JOCKEY CLUB STEEPLECHASE, of 2000 so vs; 3* miles.—Poittbles l," Pay Day 2, Jupiter 3. Seven started. Won easily by lour lengths. Time, Oinin 28sec. WINTER STAKES, 13 furlongs.— Night Heron 1, Valamita 2, Lucy 'i’llrice 3. Thirteen started. Won by half a length. Time, 2min 48-Jsec. EXETER HANDICAP, 1 mile Amounifi I,.,Kalloni 2, Midlothian 3. Twenty-three started.. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin 40iscc.jP QUEENSLAND RACING,-; - Tty Cable—Press Association —Copyright. Australian ami N. 75. Cable Association. v BRISBANE, June 12. At the Albion Park meeting-t)ie-Cup. 1J miles, resulted:—Persse’s Double ,l, Walforto 2, Seredale 3. Won by- two lengths. Time, 2min 143 sec. ASHBURTON TROTTING CLUB.' SAPLING STAKES TO RICH ORE. The winter meeting of the Ashburton Trotting Club "was hold on' Saturday in fine but windy weather. The course was in good order. There ivus a large, attendance, and tho totalisator turnover amounted to £15,920, compared with £15,233 and £17,048 10s last year, when tho meeting extended over two days. The chief attraction of the day, the Sapling Stakes, produced the greatest contest since the inception of the race. Four of the seven starters were bunched at the top of the straight, and a fine finish resulted in Rich Ore defeating Haydoek by a neck, with Acre a Read away third, and Rey Logan close up. Rich Ore, who was making his first appearance in a race, is by Rey do Oro, who also sired Haydoek and Rey Logan. Haydoek, who had been off the training track for some time after the Ashburton. Racing Club’s meeting, registered an excellent performance in the circumstances, and the Author Dillon youngster Acre also ran an excellent race. The-chief han-, dicap .went to Sea was^.recently purchased by Mr G. McMillaiT' (Auckland) from Air 11. F. NicSlL* The Novil Brighton maiden Daytime, - justi-‘ fied the confidence of backers’ in the Trial, and Trampfast gave Mr W. T. Lowe his third successive win by a comfortable victory in the slowness, trotters’ race. The locally-trained gelding Honour Bright, accounted .for ,-theActon Handicap (in saddle), from New-c-ourt, who returned a remarkable second dividend. The principal event for unhoppled trotters was responsible for', another big return to backers of the. winner, Lady Fan, who won by a. 'couple of lengths from the Hinds cafidi-' date Eairlight, third money going ..to, tho Winchester marc Engagement. Tho Winter Handicap resulted,, in another, victory' for" Event, • iVliifso jfb'pulaK ownerft.rainoi-', R. McDoifiuiH, .Jms.'ilWv a good innings lately""’with fc T)oiroie Event, Event, and Rufinc. Two speedy non.s layers in Peter. Bingen and Nant-, wioh filled the minor’ places... L Tlic ; ,cefi-’ eluding race, the mile saddle, went to, the Palmerston-owned mare, Why Worry, who was well supported, an-: other healthy dividend being- .posted for second place. Details aro appended:— TRIAL HANDICAP, of 150 sovs;;

Iji miles. —1 C. Johnstone's oh g Daytime. 4vrs, Nelson Bingen—Olivo W o °d (R. E.'Mills) 24, 1; 8. Exclusive 48. '2; 15 Our Bird 48. 3. Also ran —0 The Wlrstle, 4 Evelyn Locaiidn, 16 Noble D'Uon. 21 Auto Miiitn, 20 Killiiicliy, 10 Panto, o Coleno. Pointer",. 9 Pointerwood. 17 Fred Logan, 3 Nepia, ’,12 Mt. Harding, 13 Wen’n, 7 Thraheen, 19 Quality. 18 Dalwiti, 2 Wee Gus, 11 Badie lluon, 14 Surfboard.'. Won• by three lengths, half a length- between second and third. Time, 3m‘n 32 4-ssec< LONGBEACH HANDICAP, .of T7O. sovs; 1| miles. —1 W. T. Lowe’s br g Trampfast, syrs, Logan Pointer—Ga-lii-.do- mare, (owner) 84, 1; 6 Young Tom 108, 2; 3 Peter Felix 36, 3. Also ran —11 Lord Tracov, 11 Kenwood, 13 Brent Bov, 10 David, 7 Kitty Patch,

12 Brontland, 4 Duco, 2 Kcrrncll, 8 Gold Digger, 9 Wee Patch, 5 George lluon. 14 Corwar. Won by four lengths, eight lengths between second and third. T.i.v 1 . 3min 40 4-ssco. ASHBURTON COUNTY HANDICAP. of 380 sovs; 2 miles. —I CL AlcAfillan’s eh m Sea Pearl, ,syrs, Nelson Bingen—-Pearl Child (R. Berry) 12, 1; 4 Downcast 60, 2; 2 Event 84, 3. Also ran —-13 Billy Whizz, 9 Dalmcny, 7 Rosie Nut, 12 Granite City, 5 Wharepiann, 8 Peter Bingen, 5 Harold Burwood, 6 Cardinal Logan, 3 Countryman, 11 Brutus, 10 Alan o’ War. Won bv a nock, a head between second and third. Time, 4min 34 2-ssee.

SAPLING STAKES, of 750 sovs; I,} miles. —3 IL AY. Franks’s b g Rich Ore, 2yrs, Roy <le Oro —Lady Superior (Franks) 1; 2 I-faydock 2; 1 Acre 3. A'so ran —4 Rev Logan, 5 Audience, 0 Pctroiiius, 7 Maud Logan. Tho four leaders were hunched at tho entrance to the straight, and in a. great finish Rich Ore won by a neck. Haydock heat Acre by a head. Roy Logan was fourth. Maud Logan retired after a mile. 'l'ime. 3min disco.

ACTON HANDICAP, of 150 .sovs;-1J miles. —0 C. Moriarty’s hr g Honour Bright, Gyrs, Brent Locanda —Prince Imperial mare (F. Price) xcr, 1; 23 Newcourt 30, 2; !) Direct "Wood 36. 3. Also ran —5 Yen, 5 Sparkling Chimes, 10 Clenarav, 10 Holly Bell, 12 Avenger, 12 Jolly Roger, LI AVirpy, 14 Lynnwood, 3 Gwculcigh, 3 Ada Bell, 4 My Sonny, 4 Huon Denver, 6 His Majesty (bracketed with Honour Bright), 7 Kibiringi. 7 Mahon’s Day, 1 .Harold Thorpe, 8 St. FYlan, 22 "Waitarere, .21 Wairua, 25 Rapier, 10 Omaha, 1!) Macunda, 20 Vera’s Doll, 24 Searchlight Lad, 2 Cohdiill. 11 Yenot, 18 Harley Dillon, 13 'Transport, 17 Ruliiic. "Won by two lengths, a-nock between second and third. Time. 3m:n 30sec.

STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 185 sovs; 2 miles. —12 Lady Fan, Gyrs, Great Audubon—Lady Irving, 36, 1 ; 1 Fail-light 12, 2; 4 Engagement 156, 31 Also ran —14 Brent liny, 8 Little Johnnie, 3 AVildbine, 11 Wee Olga, 13 Pntard. 2 Young Tom, 5 Rose, Ando, 9 Nourmahal, 10-Ava’aiielic; 0 Elusive; 7 Wire AVon by two lengths, four lengths between second 'and third. Time dmiii 57hoc. AVINTEII HANDICAP, of 175 sovs; If miles—3 R. McDonnell's hr g Event, 6yrs, Brent Locanda —Evelyn (owner) 36, 1; 4 Peter Bingen 48, 2; 6 -Nnntlwicli see, 3. Also ran—B Billv AA’liia/,, 5 Ratana, 2 "Four Bells and AVharcpiana (coupled), 7 Dalnahine, . 1 St. Maura, 9 Landlord, 10 Gleaming, 11 Alan o’ AVar. AA r un by two lengths, three lengths between second and third. 'Time, 2min 19 3-ssee.

LAUIiISTON HANDICAP, of 150 soxs; 1 mile.—2 R.. AY. Va-ti tier’s hr m AVhy AA'orrv, Gyrs, ; Wildwood Jr.,! Moness (G. Caddy) '2l, 1 ; 15 Macanda, scr, 2; 8 Afa,boa’s Day scr, ,3. Also ran 3 St. Fillan. 6 Honour Bright, 13 Hvdaspes, 7 Schoolmate, 5 Hannui, 10 Joyful. 11 Alacandra. 4 Nipper, 14 Lord Bingen, 9 A'an Director, 12 Nn.gol Pointer, 1 Countryman. AA T on by two lengths, three lengths between second and third. Time, 2min 16 2-ssec.