SPORTING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 10305, 9 November 1911, Page 3

SPORTING.

VICTORIA. RACING CLUB. United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. MELBOURNE, November !). The Victoria Boeing Club's spring meeting was continued' to-day. Results: MIMOSA STAKES, of 10 sovs each, with 500 sovs added; second horse 100 sovs, and third horao 50 sovs from the stake'. Six furlongs RATHLEA 1 CHARLATAN . ... 'i EFFERVESCENCE (late Fizzer). :i NOVEMBER HURDLE HANDICAP, of n sovs each, with 300 sovs lidded 1 ; second . horse 00 sovs, and third horao 30 sovs from the stake. Three miles. FOREST PRINCE . . .. ] BATTERY . . < . . .2 ZAAL 3 THE ASCOT THOUSAND. MELBOURNE, November !). The Ascot Thousand, run yesterday, resulted as foil own: ASCOT SPRING THOUSAND, of 1000 boys. About five furlonps and n. half. DOUGHBOY. Bst 21b ... 1 TUNEFUL. '7st .... 2 FLYING SPARK, lost 111b . . :i Won by two lengths. Time—lmin 8 2-osec. NEW ZEALAND METROPOLITAN TROTTING CLUB. SECOND DAY. President, Bon C. Louisaon; vice-president. Mr G. B. Ritchie; stewards, Messrs J. 8. Berry. E. Fox, W. H. Holliss, W. Hayward, C. J. Sloma.n, J. S. Slade, AY. Tonka, T. Wallace, J "Western;an and J. S. Williams ; honorary treasurer, Mr G. Treleaven; honorary surgeons, Dr Nedwilland Dr Louissou; honorary veterinary surgeon, Mr J. R. Charlton, M.R.C.V.S.; honorary judge, Mr R. O. Duncan; liandicapper, Mr H. Brinkman; starter, Mr H. Reynolds; clerk of scales, Mr A. H. Noall; clerk of course, Mr E. tlolines; timekeepers, Messrs E. Clarkaon and A. Dickson; secretary, Mr A. I. Rattray. The New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club's rpring meeting was continued to-day," in fino but breezy weather. The attendanc-3 was good and the course, in fine order. Tlie following are the details of the racing: HORNBY HANDICAP (in saddle), of 150 sovs; second horse 22 sovs and third horse 15 sovs from the stake. One mile and a half. 2—Mr A. J. Tutton's b ni Miramar, by Wildwood—Wild Wave, oyrs, 7sec (R. Allen) 1 s—Mr F. Yale's b g Wallace M., Syrs, ]'2sec. ' (A. Butterfield) 2 4—Mr J. C. Paget's b m Lady-Lyons, 4yrs, 12sec (T. W. Price) •')

9 Child Bolclon Bsec, The Next Bsec, Esma 9sec, Gladsome 9sec, Rolf Boldrewood Beeo. 1 Bold Maid Usee, C Wild Victor 12sec, 7 Lignite 12aeo and 4 Lady Lyons l~2seo also started. Lady Lyons was quickest away, und at the end of. half a mile was joined by Child Beldon, with Lignite and Bold Maid next. At the end of a mile Miramar had moved up to Lady Lyons and taking charge won easily hv a length, "Wallace M. beating Lady Lyons on the post for second place-by half a length. "Rolf Boldrewood and Gladsomo were next to finish. Time—3min 35sec. LYTTELTON HANDICAP (in harness), of 200 Ro-R; second horse 30 sovs and third horse 20 eo'vs from the stake. Two miles. I—Mr V. Kerr's bli Calm, by "Wild-wood Junr.—Gertie. 4yra, 7seo. (Owner) 1 6—Mr J. Lorgelly's ch h Lord Heftthcote, aged, 13sec (Owner) 2 2—Mr \V. H. Maijtyri'fl c.h g Ivini. 6yrs, Msec ' (K._ Smith) 8 4 Andy Began 4sec. 7 Proud Girl Bseo, .5, Link Bsee. B Ouawa lOsec, 3 Lady Disdain 1330 c and Variation (coupled with Kini) 13boc. also started. Kini was prominent for a mile, but only on suffaranre, Culm coming- awny over the last half-mile and -winning very easily by two lengths. Lord Heitthcoto beating- Kini for second place bv twenty lengths, with Andy Regan next'. Time—4min tSsec. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP (in saddle), of 75 sovs; second horse 7 sovs and third horse 5 sovs from the stake. One raile and a half. 17 —Mrs F. Priest's b m Alice Woodburn, by Wood bum Chief—Alicia, Gyrs, 7sec (Mr V. Priest) 1 6—Miss Murray's b m Alita, Oyrs, scr (Mr J. Lewis) 2 2—Mrs A. Stewart's br m Ella Princess, Ryrs, Gso<; (Mr A. Stewart) jt 21 Destruction scr. 10 Sosalio scr, 22 Novjlwood 2sec, 4 Golden Mary 2seo, 1 Corinnn. Sseo, 8 Clirysos 4sec, 13 Tottywood 4sec, 6 lam tli 4sec, 15 Ruclston 4sec, 18 Golden Way 4sec, 24 Albert Huon 4sec, 9 Better Luck 4scc, 3 Meriywood Gsec, 5 Cis Vivian 6sec, 12 Lion Heart Gsec, 19 Spanish Loco 6aec, 23 Leila B. Gscc, 14 Blaekwitcli Gsec, 11 Investment feuc, 1G "Wild West Gsec and 20 Tom buyers Bs'ec also started. Alice Woodbuni took charge after running? six furlongs and won easily by ten lengths, Alita beating Ella Princess by a length for second place. Golden Mary and Novel-wood finished nest, at the head of a strung-out field. Time —3min 59seo. COUKTENAY HANDICAP (in harness), of 400 bovb; second horse GO sovs ftnd third horse 40 sovs from the stake. Two milee. 7 —Mr H. W. Kitchinghnm's ch li Croesus, by Rothschild—Palm 8011, Cyrß, lOsec (H. G ask ell) 1 s—-Mr A. J. Cumian's bile m Ruby S., Oyrs. Sseo (A. G. Wilson) 2 3—Mr ,T. Briuikin's b g Piecework, 6yrs, 7aRC. (Owner) 8 2 Medallion 3sec, 10 Imperial Polly 7sec, 6 Adonis 7»ec, 12 Electrocute Bsec, 4 l)r Chutney Bseo, 14 King 1 Lynn Bsec, 8 Kalgoorlie 9sec, 1 John M.. 9r.ee, 13 Schoolgirl f>sec, 11 Prince Warbeck lOsec and 9 Bonification lOsec also started. King Lynn and Schoolgirl dwelt at the mark, and T)r Chutney was slow to begin, whilst Medallion gave away several seconds in order to get awny, Croesus showed in front, at first, but Ruby S. headed him, and passing tho stand was just heading lvalgoorlie and Imperial Polly, with Croesus handy in front of Adonis and John M. Running down the back Imperial Polly and Ruby S. were together, with ltalgoorlie and 'Croesus next. Running to'the stand Ruby S. was still in charge from Imperial Polly, Adonis, Kalgoorlio and Croesus running next. Down the hack Imperial Polly stopped, and Medallion put ill a strong run, but could not reach tho leaders. Ruby S. was first into tlio straight, but Croesus came again with a strong run, and just got up in time to win by half a length, with Piecework, who finished fust, ton lengths away, third, John M. was fourth and Adonis fifth. Time—lmin 49 2-ssee. NOVEMBER HANDICAP (in saddle), of 200 sovs; second horse 30 sovs and third horse 20 sovs from tho stake. Two miles. 2—Mr J. "Watson's b g Submarine, by Toryedo—Fitzjamcs mare, aged, 7seo (T. Annett) 1 7—Mr G. Iles's gr g Lord Altiiorp, aged, 9a«c (J. Tudhope) 2 s—Mrs5 —Mrs 11. Smith's blk h I'rinco "Wilkin, syrs, lOsec. (H. T. Smith) 3 3 Bliss Florrie C. scr, fl Lord Spec flaec, 8 Vicwmont 9sec., 1 Lady Richmond lOsec, 4 Bell Car Usee and l 6 I-Y-nni 14sec also started. Ferirn began badly, and Prince Wilkin wont to the front and led past the stand from Lady Richmond. Lord Spec and Viewniont. Down the back I'rinco Wilkin showed the way, with Submarino closing uj) fast. With, a lap to g(? Submarine was with the leaders, and going on he won. easily by thr:;e lengths. Lord Althorp beating- Princo Wilkin by a neck for second place, with Lady Richmond and I'erira next. Time—4min 43sec. DOMINION HANDICAP (in harness), of 23.5 sovs; second horso 35 sovs and third horso 23 sovs from the stake. Two miles. QUTNCEV, 2sec . t CLIVE, lOsec ' MLTRICATA, J3sec ... 3 All started. _ Times—Quincey, 4min 37 0.5 sec; Clive, 4min 43 2-ssoc. YEARLING SALES. There was a. largo and representative attendance of racing men from all parts of New Zealand at Tattersall's this morning, when Messrs Pyne. and Co. offered the annual drafts of yearlings from the Elderslie and Burnside studs. Bidding was fair tor some of the lots offered, but for others there v/m not such a, keen demand, and several of the yearlings were passed in, oither because they could not elicit a bid or because tho best price offered did not reach the owner's idea of value. Among thoso present was Mr .11.. Chisholm, the well-known Sydney auctioneer, who was a free bidder, and who secured Heveral lots. The following are the details of the sale: On account of Mr J. B. Reid, Elderslie—■ Gs. Br f, by Charlemagne ll.—llamatta.n, passed in No bid Br r. by Charlemagne ll.—Seashell, Mr G. 1). Greenwood .... 210 Br f, by Charlemagne ll.—Happy Valley Mr D. Rutherford .... 160 B c. by Charlemagne II. —Nova, Mr .11. Chisholm 400 B f. by Charlemagne ll.—Annabellc, Mr Coring Johnston .... 300 II e. by Charlemagne II. —Janet,, Mr I-T. Chisholm 3,50 15 e, by Charlemagne II, —Armigera. passed in 200 Oil c, by Vasco—Silk Gown, llr G. D. Greenwood 450 I.; e, by Clmrlemagne ll.—Nantiloid, passed in . . . . .100 B c, by Charlemagne .11,—Dcmcter, passed in No bid Br f. by Charlemagne I.T.—Couronne, Mr Goring Johnston .... 170 Br f, bv Charlemagne .11. -St Regis, Mr 1,. ('. Haslett 110 Br f, by Charlemagne ll.—ldasa, Mr G. 1). Greenwood .... 13!) B f, by Charlemagne ll.—Martin, Mr J. If Pressor . ... Ill) Tola! . 2130 Average lor ten lots 501d—243 guineas.

Oil account of Mr J. F. Held, Burnside— Br e, by Charlemagne ll.—dam by Stepilia ft— Rosalia, Mr 0. S. Watkinn . 50 Ch c, by Vasco —Belle Clair, Mr J. V. Abbott 360 Br o. by Vaaco —Madder, Mr Goring Johnston . . . . . 325 Br o, by Charlemagne ll.—Elysium, Mr H. Chisbolm <IOO B or br c, by Sarto—Keel, Mr F. J. Barton 70 Ch c. by Vuhco —lima, Mr G. D. Greenwood 325 Ch c, by Vasco —Teacup,. Mr AY. C. Phillips 40 Bc, by Vaaco—Mosca. Mr D. M'Leod . 23 Bg, by Sarto—Britomart, Mr H. Hobb 50 Total . . ... . 1445 Average lor nine lots IGOJ guineas. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. METROPOLITAN MEETING. FOURTH DAY. The following acceptances have been received for the last day's racing at the Canterbry Jockey Club's spring meeting: PORT COOPER HURDLES, of 200 bovb. Once round and a distance.

fit lb at lb Hawick . 11 1 Gold Pin 9 4 Passive . 10 10 Southern Cross 9 0 Idealism . 10 7 Nova 9 0 Tvrannic . 10 6 Milo 9 0 Gold Bird . 10 !? Santa Claus 9 0 Master Paul . 10 2 CltESSY WELTER HANDICAP, of 300 sova. Sis furlong's. Culprit .9 5 Lady Moutoa . 8 4 St Toney . o r> Outward 8 4 Sea King . 9 3 Aimwell 8 3 Bronze . 8 11 Expansion 7 13 Colleen Mary . 8 7 Query 7 13 Fisticuff . 8 6 Clanmena 7 6 Crosbie . 8 5 Goldemur 7 7 Kilts . 8 5 Heatherbrae 7 >7 Rangiatua . 8 5 Nithsdaio 7 SEYMOUR HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Six furlongs. Pilgrim's Way . 9 5 Kimono. 7 7 Query !) 0 Troon 7 4 Odessa, . 8 12 Foam Flake 7 0 Apbaca . 8 8 mite _ Flag 7 0 Somersault . 8 i Battalion 7 0 Gangway . 7 18 Corrie 7 0 Big Blaat . 7 12 MEMBERS ' HANDICAP, of 600 sovs. Seven furlongs. Equitaa . !) 9 Byron 7 11 Nyland . 9 4 Dazzling 7 10 Formby . 8 in Hermia 7 7 Undecided . 8 fi . Medallist 6 11 Effort. . 8 1 Avarice 6 10 Ira) and . 8 0 Longs tep 6 7 Labour Day . 7 11 Floater 6 7 Fftunuu . 7 11 PIONEER HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. Five furlongs. Bandore . 8 4 Scottish Star . 7 3 Bon Ton . 8 2 Stardancer 7 3 Glanfinnan . 8 1 May Dalrymplo 7 3 Brown Owl . 7 13 Peppin 7 3 Bonitas . 7 10 Peg fl 11 Taffeta, . 7 10 Nyx . fi 11 Anna Carlovna 7 7 Art G 7 Gnome . 7 7 G. G ; . STEAD MEMORIAL GOLD CUP, of 750 sovs. Los Angolos One mile and a quarter. . 9 0 Miscount 7 12 Vice-Adrrliral . 9 0 St Petersburg . 7 1-2 Madam Madcap 8 9 Counterfeit 7 7 RANDOLPH HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. Six furlonpB. Faunus . 9 0 Kilts 7 7 Culprit . 8 10 Beacon 7 . 0 Rurik . 8 8 Gold Battery . 6 13 All Guns . 8 0 Passion G 12 Glcnspring- , 7 13 Clanmena 6 11 G enius . 7 13 Armstrong G 10 Medallist. . 7 12 Truo Knight f. 10 Merry Frank . 7 11 Turna 6 7 Crosbio . 7 7 Ahuapai G 7 FENDALTON HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. One mile and a quarter. Mendip . 8 13 Parable 7 8 Electrakoff . 8 11 Birkline 7 7 Merrivonia . 8 9 Bonny Glen , 7 1 Iranui . 8 4 The Cornet 6 13 Morecambo . 8 3 Taiinhaueer 0.13 Counterfeit . 8 2 Mumura 6 11 Labour Day - 8 2 Outward (i 10 St Aidan . 7 11 Cronstadt 6 7 Rose Noble . 7 10 ' Outlander G 7 Patriotic . 7 9 Nightlight 6 7