SPORTING.
ME TANCEEITS AD MI MBTKAT OE,
Under the heading “ The New Zer’and Cup Horses” Mazeppa, in the Saturday Advertiser contributes the following : Pr.iNciiss Mary. Tun ITikmii-.r ? r 3 K £ |§ I | wo C <
This horse was bred by Mr Tancred, his present owner, who also owns his sire and dam. As a two-year-old Administrator commenced by running unplaced in the Sapling Stakes at Turatahi Carterton won by Eomp with I-irst Vv ati-r eicond, and Bamboo third.
A month later he turned the tables on Eomp and Bamboo by beating them easily in the Wairarapa Champagne Stakes. In this event be iiuished second to his stable companion first Mater. On the second day of this
m. ttiug he scored bis first wiu—a lucky one —by putting up Sst 101b and beating (Barry Lyndon (Mt 2ib), Twilight (7st bib), and five others in the Nursery Handicap. On this occasion he was riddeu by young Freeth, As a three-year-old Administrator carried cist 181b in the Wairarapa Cup and finished nowhere, the race being won by Whitau (7st I’-ibj, with Eore (Set Oib) second, and Waitangi (Tst 101b) third. At Wairarapa Autumn meeting be ran unplaced in the District Produce Stakes won by Twilight, First Water second, and Bamboo third, the time for the mile and a half, Derby weights, being 2min ■3B] see. At four years Mr Tancred’s roan commenced by winning two races at the Wairarapa Spring Meeting, viz., the Spring Ma iden Stake?, weight for age, beating Kopi, Te Whiti, and four others, and running the mile and a distance in 2min Stsec; and the County Handicap, one mile, in which he put up Sst Sib and won easily from Kopi ((Ist 101b), Eomp (7st), and three others. Time, Imiu 52|secs. At Taratabi-Carterton Administrator won the Birthday Cup, 7st 91b, two miles, beating Ninette (Sst 41b) and anuther with ease. Encouraged by these promising performances, Mr Tancred sent the colt to the Wellington Spring meeting to measure strides with rather better company than lie bad encountered at home. The experiment resulted successfully, for Administrator put up 7st ulb, and ran a dead heat with Sir George (Sst 111b) in the Eailway Handicap, and later on won the Flying Handicap right out. carrying Sst lib, and beating Treasurer post 11b), The Poet (Sat 101b), and two others, and running the sis furlongs in Imiu 20scc.“At Mastcrtou-Opaki he started with Übl in theOpuki Stakes, hut Mr Tancred declared to wu with First Water, and the roan was therefore unplaced. At Mmawatu Anministrn'or c-in icd 21b in the Flying Stakes and was Oealen oy a neck by Hinemoa fi-st 10!b). Going on to Martou, ho put up istdlbiu the Miirton-Eangitikci Handicap, and luui to be content with third place, the race being won by Eeonata (Sst 111b), with Bayard 1.7?t 12ib), seco-nd. At the Wellington Sumnmr meeting Administrator was third, (fist iib up) in thejJStewards’ Handicap won by Normanby (Tst), with Salvage (Sst 101b), sicond ; in me Eailway Handicap Mischief gave Inin o-t 2ib and a decisive beating ; and in the Consolation, with Tst up. bad to take ■ i.ird pirn-,.- behind Loch Lomond (Tst 71b), and Eelrigerator, (Tat -lib). A fortnight later these reverses were amply made up for at the M airarapa meeting. Administrator here won the Tauhereuik.au Stakes (Sst Ulb) from Glaicks (Tst), Ninette (Sst Ulb), and four others ; and the Cup (Sst 71b up,) in which he beat Ninette, (Sst 101b), First Water (Sst), and the field (Sst 91b), running the two miles in Bmin -ITseo. Clifford rode him in these three events. At Wanganui Administrator put up fist 101b and finished second to the Poet Tst 12) in the Cup, beating Normanby (Tst lib) and seven others ; and followed this up by pulling off the Consolation Stakes (Tst 101b), in which race he was ridden by Derritt. At Taranaki he carried Tst filb in the J. C. Handicap, and finished ft length astern of Normanby (Tst 31b) ; but on the second day won the Autumn Handicap, carrying Tst 101b, and doing the mile and a half in 2miu -13.1.5 sec. Voyaging as far north as Auckland for the Easter meeting, Administrator put up Tst 51b and ran a dead heat with Uidamt-s (fist) in the Erste. Handicap, two miles. 3miu 85] sec ; next day won the 1 lying Stakes (Sst 111b). heating Wapiti ("t tub) ; nnd (infilling up by running third l s st fill) up) to Witiora (Tst 101b) and Wapati (Sst 21b) in the Shorts Handicap. At PapaKura he was beaten for places in the Cup (Sst llib), but appropriated the Eailway Handicap, earring Sst Tib. At Cambridge he ran tuird (Sst lulb) to Normanby (Sst), and tisherman (Tst Sib) in the Cup, and second (Sst Sib to Normanby (Sst 51b) in the Publi- | cans’ Handicap.
As a five year-old Administrator began at tue Hawke s Bay Spring meeting by running unplaced in the Flying Handicap, carrying fist nib, and also unplaced in the Spring Handicap, -Sst up. lie, however, won the Consolation, carrying Bst 71b. At Wairarapa lie Wi,u the Birthday Cup (Dst 21b), and ran -s-rcmd with list 71b up to Pasha (7st 71b) in tne Spring Handicap. At the Wellington Jockey Club s Spring meeting Mr Tancted’a horse started with Set 71b in the J. C. Handicap and finished absolutely last, the race being won by Black Bose (7st 101b). At the Pacing C.ub s meeting he put up Bst 101b and • v ,| r the St Andrew’s Handicap .rather easily from Speculation (7st 01b), Armourer (7st) ■and three others, among them Minerva (hit odd, doing the mile and a-half in 2tuin -13 sec. this the roan horse was taken up to Auckland, where he was made a hot favourite *” r , the Cup. In this race he carried 7st 2;b
m.d hub-bed fourth, behind Poet (list 1211,), Normandy (net 12ib), and Wood Nymph (ust Idi'm Itr th-j Grand Stand Hurdicap Ire put up sst 2ib and run into second place behind Breeder i7st lo.b), and Sou - -Wester (s.st 121b). fn tut Newmarket Handii-ap he carried Sst and flushed unplaced ; and ttr the Free Hauuicap, 7»t Sib up, he was als i unplaced. At tne Wellington J. C. February meeting Administrator led otf by scoring a merit,non.-, victory in the Gold Cup 7st Ijbh up , U-ating Sou’-Wester .Sst nil,] Lady Eieivn 7.-t nib ami six others, and untiring a mile and three quarters in hmin lOtsec. Next day, with Sst Bilb orr hts back, he tart second to Tigri ha 7vt I lib in lire J. C. Harrdie ip. At tire Kacing Club’s meeting he sc roped in the il, C. Handicap Stakes, putting up sst sib and nofe.iiing Tasman P losl E,vt ,-t 0i1.,-, and Sou’-Wester 'Sst lolb . ■vi Wairjr.tp i lie was twice defeated—lust ,u toe 1 ii'.iiie;iiiikau Stakes, in which he cubed io = t lib and ran second to Slave
- lil L ‘.• and second iu tho Cup, in which a ; Came I '.i-t 12)h and ojuUl got no nearer liiui tuaJ to Gabble '7at j and I’nalia [7st • t At %\ avt tis-y he was nowhere iu the ju.ef handicap. Coming down to Cauteruui>, Administrator wtnt out with 7st 111b to content the Great Autumn Handicap ; but he nnislied last, the places being gained by liuhiua |Sst), Captain Webster (6st 'Jib), a id bcu -wester, (Bst Bib). In the Consolation ha was allotted 7st 61b but could not get a place, the race being won by Loehiol (7st •2;i). Alter this sorry exhibition the Norteenier was altogether |despised at Timuru, nut he astonished everyone by walking off witluhe Cup (7st 51b up), beating Lady Emma (.st ilb), Wapiti pise loib), S ju’.wester Irfst), and Grand Duke, (bst 21b). In the J. C. Handicap, however, his Bst Ilb stopped him and he could not get a ' shop ” In the Vuuter Oats Handicap (lOst up), be was ■ eqaaily uu| rtuoate. Ooiug back to Welling, tun la the May r ices, we find Auministrator running unplaced jsst 101b] in the Autumn Hanoi .tap won by Sou' tester "Set 12ib'; with »-i I'Ab on his back he was also beaten for p aces m Ufl -Tradesmen's Handicap won bv AEo.t ,st in _ ; in the Heretaunga Haudicap o-r Mb up he had no better luck ; the 1 usideut s Handicap, ’Bst lulb ■ saw him a a c‘, ; an l he wound up an uu--I'U ..a c- series of performances by finishing s.-coiid to Inn Whiillerin the Consolation, he Cuiictaiug 1216 to ilie wiuoer. Synopsis of Administrator’s record Has
st .i ini i:i 58 races. Of he has won 20 ; been placed 11 times, third seven times, and unplaced 20 times, Ilis earnings in stakes c -ma to £1937 10s, not including a trophy worth £IOO. It should ho explained that the two dead heats have been counted as wins.
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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1700, 29 June 1885, Page 3
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