SPORTING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 10299, 2 November 1911, Page 3

SPORTING.

VICTORIAN NOTES. United Press Association— By Electric. Telegraph—Copyright-. - (Received November 2, 11.50 a.m.) MELBOURNE, November 2. At Fleiningion this morning- Trafalgar twelve furlongs in "mill 4iiisee, Comedy King nine furlongs in imin Usee, Flavcl and Adgio ton furlongs in 2min lOsec, Jacamar and Piastre, nine furlongs in 'imin, Dinbolo ton furlongs in 2min 20sec, Rifle and Flavian twelve furlongs in 2min olsee, Duke 1-oote a. mile in lmin 49sec, Woolerina ten furlongs in '.iuiin ISsec, Prizefighter ten furlongs in 2min 15|,scc, Flaith ten furlongs in 2min lTisec, Glue a luilo in lmin Glsec-, Ladies Man and Woa-d a mile in lmin -lßisee, Sanskrit a mile in lmin 48sec and Crown Grant a milo in .lmin 50scc. At Cauifield Cadonia- ran nine furlongs in 2min 2seo, Bridge twelve furlongs in 2min 40Jsec, Parisian nine furlongs in 2min -laeo, Aurofodina ten furlongs in 2min'll£scc, Posadas nino in 2min Britain eleven on the grass in 3min 55scc, and Iverlic a milo in lmin iOisec. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. [t'Kii Pkkss Association.j AUCKLAND, November 2. Ilia following acceptances iutvo been received • lor the second day of tho Auckland Racing- Club's spring' meeting:— Gordon Handicap, of 125 sovs; five furlongs—Ta-ft Ust, Glad Tidings 7st .11 lb, Royal Anus 7st lllb, HaJcu 7st 101b, Buyey 7st 91b, llareuoa 7st Clb, Alr>n Athol 7st 2lb, Taketuma 7st 21b, Watch Chain 7st 2lb, Blue Vale 7st 2lb", Reoipa Ust 13<b, Tipperary 6st 131b, Victoria Gst 131b. Muskewai Gst 13lb, Glad Heart Gst liilb, Cuckoo Gst lolb, Blue Thread Gst l.'ilb, Lady Thorn (Sst. 13lb, M'aniniuia Ost 13ib, Heirarch lilly Gst 13lb.

EPSOM HANDICAP; of 200 sovs; six furlongs—Tattoo Sst 121b, <iir Artegal Bst lib. Jack Delaval Bsf, True ulut 7st 13lb, Miss Livonia. 7st 71b, Lucille 7st Gib, Gold Si;:c Gst ,131b, Ladv Bat Gst i2!b, Blue Garment Gst yib. WELTER lIAN.DICAY?, of 200 sovs; ono miie-VDav.'ii 9st, Admiral Soult Bst lllb, Flying' Soult fist 10lb. Grown Pearl fist slb, Poicticrs Sst lib, Woo Olga Sst lib, Spectre Sst lib, Aristocrat Bsl lib, Scotch fist. Fuss est.

MANUKAU HURDLES, of 200 sovs; one milo and three-quartc-rs—-Don Quex lOst 12lb, Sol lost 91b, Boic£t.Sc 10-it 01 b, Regain lOst 9lb, Presently 9st 9lb, Master William !)sl 2ib, Plcmdes Sst 2ib, Hi--rhclen 9st-. Kapenape 9st. MUSKET >STAI\si:., of 250'sovs; four furlongs—Dido Bst luib. Manorail Sst Sib, Tact Bst"4lb, Monolino Bst 21b, Semolina, Hst, His Eminence Bsf-, Prince Merriwec Sst, Devastation 7st 131b, Gmiuvn 7st lllb, Alhvorthy 7at 91 b, Opposition 7st f)lb, Lannacost 7st- 9lb, Iridescence. 7st 9ib, Erry Ogs 7st 41b, Monowai 7st 3lb, SaJvanio 7?t 2lb. KING EDWARD MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; one milo and a halfSedition 9sl 21b, Muster Wairiki fi.?t 7!b, Santa Rosa Bst, Soultoria Sst, Ccrcmandol Jst Bib, Maxwell 7st 7lb, Ngapuka 7st 31b, Flying Soult 6si> Blb, Uhlando Gst Blb, First Wairiki Gst 7lb, Duma Gst 71b.

NORSIAfiiJi! HANDICAP, of 125 fovsj seven furlongs—St. Amans Oat lllb, Crown Pearl Bst Sib, 'Jolio Fille- Bsl 81 b, Gold Siza Bst Gib, Sphinx Bst -21b, Fuss fist 2lb, Afaster Jack Bst lib, Royal Arms 7st 101b. Caruso 7st 10!b, Miss Adr. 73t 10lb, Goodwin Sands 7ct Gib, La lie in a 6st 12lb, Manuwera, Cst 12!b, 80110 Crispin Cat 121b, Countree list 121b.

EICCARTON TRAINING NOTES. Thursday.

Ideal climatic conditions prevailed this morning, and a largo number oi spectators was present to watch proceedings, which wero of an interesting character. Practically all of the work was accomplished on tho , ploughed gallop, which having- been lightly | watered, provided capital going, although it ! was not fast for the early workers. Throughout the training operations this morning the moat prominent feature lias been the allround evenness of the work performod by tlio Cup horses, and the fact of nothing' of an outstanding character being acomplished, and although this morning's proceedings are practically the final serious efforts of tho Cup horses it cannot be said that the work has rendered the task of selecting the probable winner any easier. Jn fact the. efforts of Goodwin Park, Kilosteri, and Mulga Bill this morning were mo3t disconcerting, while Outlander, Iranui, Projectile, Cronstadi. and Kaiirou, only registered averago performances. Miscount registered an attractive effort, and gained a host of admirers by the tradesmanliko manner in whicli he finished up his task, while Los Angelos, Jilorrivonia, Prim, Domino and Martine each performed creditably. Operations began shortly after ilvo o'clock. Tannliauser, who was fir3t out, negotiated two medium pace circuits. Medallist, who was assisted over the last part by a Sant Ilario gelding, ran flvo furlongs in lmin 6 4-asec, finishing well. Effort defeated Ebonite by several lengths over -a similar distance, nm in lmin 8 l-Sseo, and Ermengarde (It. Young') spurted half a ruile in 50 l-53ec, going pleasingly. Prim (light weight) alone traversed a mile and a half in 2min 42 3-ssee, finisliin well, and as sho was not out en a time-making mission her effort was quite satisfactory. Masterpieco (Jones) was going better "than Counterfeit (Emerson) at the end of a mile and n quarter, run in 2min Msec, r„nd Dazzling (L. Wilson) defeated Colleen Mary (Berry) over five furlongs, run in lmin 3sec —a pleasing effort, Miartine (light weight) ran a mile and a half in '2min 41£scc, and r.3 sho was unassisted throughout and finished well her performanca was entirely pleasing, Croatia (M'Gregor) d.ashed ever six furlongs in lmin I (Bee, while ilawick defeated Enpartero by two lengths in a strongly run mile and «, quarter, which he ran in 2min 17scc. Xyland (Oliver), assisted ov.jr tlio last fivo furlongs by Bronze, galloped six furlongs in lmin 17 2-sscc, but his effort was not impressive. Pert and Orotava ran six furlongs in lmin 19seo, while Big Blast occupied l-ssec longer to complete a similar distance, Miss Pry was better than Corrie over six furlongs, run in lmin 20 4-ssec.. Winning Way (Emerson) defeated Autumnus (Chapman) in a smartly run half-mile, which occupied 49 S-ssec. Blis3 (R. Young) finished a length in front of Formby ("Wilson) in a spin over six furlongs, run in lmin ISscc, which was tho fastest gallop of the morning over that distance. Thero wa3 littlo to choose between Iranui (light weight) and Outlander (Berry) at tho end of a milo and a quarter, run in 2min 16 2-sseo. Gipsy Belle defeated Dearest by three lengths over six furlongs, run in lmin lOsec. Los Angelos {[/ owe) then registered the fastest gallop of the morning over ten furlongs, running the distances unassisted in 2min 11 4-ssec. He appeared to finish fairly well, but the gallop was a trifle disappointing considering that ha was carrying such a light weight. Somersault galloped a mile, the last five furlongs occupying lmin 7 2-saec, and Battalion and Troon wnro no-t doing their best at tho end of a spin over six furlongs, run in lmin 22 2-ssec. Labour Day defeated Floater over six furlongs, run in lmin 17 2-saec, and Gold Pin and Milo finished almost on terms at the end of a mile, run in lmin 49sec. Goronifcrm (C. Emerson) traversed a mile and a quarter in ?,min IBsec, and Roya.l Scotch ran a similar distance comfortably in 2min 20sec. St Petersburg defeated St Felix over a mile, run in lmin 47sec, and Nillisdalc gavo Avarice a good boating over a similar distance. All Guns and Kimona ran fivo furlongs in lmin 4 4-saec. Turn a palloped six furlongs, tho last fivo of which occupied lmin 6 2-ssec. Sapience defeated Ahuapai with ridiculous ease in a gallop over six furlongs in lmin 2lscc, and Query brushed over seven furlongs in lmin 32 2-ssec. I'jnrly Morn defeated Nikon in a spin over four furlong, 5, run in Kl 4-ssec, and Cronstadt (Griffin) and Ifumura finished together at tho end of a strongly run mile, which occupied lmin -17 2-ssec. Soa King (Emerson) dashed over three furlongs in !17seo, and Merrivonia (Oliver) assisted by Mendip over the last mile, traversed ten furlongs iu 2inin 13soc, the Cup candidate performing pleasingly. Miscount, (Wilson), Domino, Goodwin Park (M'Mullau) and Julosteri (R. Young) then broke away tosrUu'r from the milo and a quarter mark, i'.v.-in i no immediately wont to the front and pilMed tho ethers at a merry pace, the first six furlongs being run in lmin 20sec. Approaching the threo furlongs post the field were fairly hunched, but after landing ill the straight Miscount, who had been on tho outside of (he track all through, ran to the front and came away, finishing well, several lengths m front of Domino, with Goodwin Park some distance nway, and Kilostcri beaten off. The time registered for tho full journey was 2min 12 4-ssee, a good performance., r,s Miscount was going remarkably well throughout, and finished strongly. Jchn Bunytin and Red White ,nnd Blue ran six furiongn iu lmin 20 l-sseo. St; Aid-tin, assisted over the last part by Aunt Sally, galloped a mile and a quarter, th? last nine furiongs occupying lmin G9sec—a pleasing performance. Stepmetcr and Glenfield, together, spurted three furlongs, and Longstcp defeated St Toney over six furlongs, run in lmin 17 l-Bscc. Birkline and Beacon finished in front, of San Lass, in a. strongly run six furlongs, which .'jeeupied lmin ltlsee, and Odessa defeated Varna, in a spin over half it mile, run in -JO 4-Rsec. Anna Oarlovua had May Dairymple well beaten over four furlongs, run iu j(l 2-»scc. Edit all, who started with them, finishing several lengths away, Olade defeated Bandore over half a mile, run in 4!) 2-ssec, but the former gained a slight advantage at the start. Equilan (-R. Young) galloped seven furlongs in lmin HI. 2-osrc, and was Wtter than Patriotic in a spin over seven furl-on?s, the last, six of which was run in lmin ltisee. Passive., Gaelic and another negotiated four (lishts of luii-rlles. Passive ran oil i: t the last obstacle, but the oilier pair performed satisfactorily. Eagiestone grve JHsh Ko-slyn a bail beating in a pallcp over six fnrlonys, ruu in lmin 19 3-S-ee. Avi'lh Pole and Tau- ! r ai'Oa were well matched over a similar distance, run in lmin l!i-ec. '«[ ill I'll Bill (l.:',we) traversed a miic* and a qnar'cr in '-'min IVure, a- disa|ipjinting eltiu-t. registered «n attractive jicrfomiHicc ' J j' jjiviiig: Out war J.

ai bad beating ovcl* seven furlongs, v/lilck lie ran in lmin 30 2-osc-c. Ainsdale and Faunus brushed over live, furlongs in lmin 4 2-st?ec. 'Pile. following hordes performed useful tasks: —Madam Countermine, Undecided, (Joiri Battery, Midnight Sun, Parable. Ireland. Kobo iN'slilc, Merry Frunlt, Stephanos, Foil and The Comet.

The ploughed gallop being harrowed d.uriir.r the breakfast, interval provided good iwing for the late workers. Armstrong and Kilts, after a long delay at the post, jumped awav in slrag:! iing- order. Armstrong, who gained the advantage., finished a length in front at the end of the spin over fox furlongs, the. last five of which occupied lmin ! 'J-ssec. Pawkcy La as ran three furlong's on the tan in 37scc, and Kris galloped a mi!o, the last seven furl-sues occupying lmin "3 4-sscc. Northern Light performed a- sprinting- task, while Bonnie Glen duelled over seven furlongs in lmin 153 l-ssec. Fud Kate (S. Reid) ran three- furlongs under a pull in 40 l-ssec. True Knight, assisted by Pleasure Bent over the last six furlong?., galloped a mite in lmin 4osec, and Passion easily defeated Friwolliti over flvo furlongs, run in lmin 4sec. Turbine, assisted by P-alsettia over the last halfmile, ycJlopcd six furlongs on the sand, the last four of which occupied Blsec. Paisley and Gasolene brushod over half a mile in 51 4-ssec. H'-hung.'itjhi dashed ever five furlongs in lmin 5 l-fiscc. Puaka ran a mite, and Fisticuff had Susa v.-ell beaten at the end of a spin over six furlongs, run in hum 19 3-ossc. Kohiuoor was better than Nijjlitlight over seven furlongs, run in lmin 32 2-ssec.

Tho oourae proper was open for tho two-yc-ar-olds, nnd iho bArrir-r was workofl by H. Piper. The first pair to run clown were Peppin (R. King) and Art (lieht weight), who ran the ha-lf-mile in 50 3-ssec from a standing start. without the barrier, the pair finishing together, Boldanio (Jenkins) ran clown in 499 ec, a very attractive performance, and such a finely-grown filly should do well in juvenile racing this season. Peg and Nyx, who started with Beldame, wete eased up after going two furlongs. Scottish Star defeated Brown Owl in 49 C-sseo, and Mft«silia, Martian Maid and Lourdes ran, down in finishing almost terins. Quarantine defeated Glenfinna.n, the:r time being 40 4-ssec. Bon Ton, Eon Soir and Peroneal were only exercised at the barrier, and cn.ntere.d down quictiy.