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FIXTURES. May 6 and 7—Hawke's Bay J.C. Autumn. May 6 and 7—Marlborough R.C. Autumn. May 7—Amberley R.C. Annual. May 12, 14—Egmont R.C. Winter. May 19 and 21—Wanganui J.C. Winter. June 1, 3 and 4—Dunedin J.C. Winter. June 3,4, B—Auckland R.C. Winter. NOTES AND COMMENTS (By “Kestrel.”) Fixtures to claim attention this week are the concluding day of the Waikato R.C. meeting to-morrow, the Hawke’s Bay and Marlborough meetings on Friday and Saturday and the Amberley annual meeting on Saturday. Wanganui Winter Nominations. The nominations for the Wanganui Jockey Club’s Winter meeting, which is to be held on May 19 and 21, are quite as good as could be expected and a*very successful fixture should eventuate. Handicaps will be issued about Monday next. Civility for the Connolly. That game little piece of horse flesh, Civility, will, it is expected, be seen out again at Wanganui at the winter fixture when she will take her place in the Connolly Handicap field. Her bold bld for the Prince of Wales’ Handicap at Awapuni last Thursday with 9.5, giving 271 b. to the eventual winner, siamps her as being about the best handicap equine of her sex in the Dominion for many years, and a win in the Connolly Handicap would be a fitting wind-up to her six-year-old career. Mandane Disappoints. A disappointment at the Manawatu meeting on Thursday and Saturday was the Fordell trained but Palmerstonowned Manriane, who was not sighted on the opening day, but was backed again on Saturday. AVell back in the early stages the daughter of Panmure and Cherry Mart did not come into the picture until the field swung round the bend for home. From this point she appeared to have a chance, but in the final stages would not respond and third was the best she could do, a length and a-half behind the dividend payers. The Twice-Sold Cimabue.
Cimabue has been well in the public eye of late. He was turned down by Mr T. A. Duncan because of not passing the veterinary surgeon’s examination, but this week his sale was completed to a client of an Auckland firm. The money was paid over and all documents signed, but when the now owner’s represntative went to take delivery of the horse, H. N eagle, his trainer, refused to hand him over. Later Neagle announced that he had bought Cimabue himself. As the sale to the Northerner was ma/lo first it would appear as if it will have to be recognised, but at present Cimabue standr as sold to two men. Stipendiary Stewards. Much more serious matters than the interference with Waieullus by Town Bird, at Awapuni on Thursday, are allowed to pass without notice. The majority of keen observers failed to notice any untoward incident, and, while not doubting that the stewards were justified in their action on the evidence before them, it can be said that the connections and backers 6f Town Bird were unlucky, for he always held the upper hand with Waieullus, and won absolutely on his merits. In bringing such incidents before committees and allowing much more glaring matters to pass, the stipendiary stewards are straining at a gnat anjd swallowing a camel. In the Prince of Wales Handicap there was dangerous interference going out of the straight, Phantasy being nearly knocked over, but no action was taken. Sport and “Sportsmen” Many people were astounded when the news got about that the judge’s placings in the opening event at Awapuni on Thursday had been reversed, states “Vedette.” In point of fact the officials themselves saw nothing to take exception to .ami the first indication of trouble was when R. E. Manson, rider of Waieullus, lodged an objecton against Town Bird. In the evidence it was adduced that Town Bird is a bad-mouthed horse, and his rider, C. Davies, stated that he was unable to hold him out, and if Davies had applied any pressure the horse would have gone in sooner. As Town Bird held Waieullus comfortably until the last few strides, his rider did not move on him but just at the last the horse was asked for an effort aid then the squeeze took place. There is not much doubt that Town Bird would have won anyway, and the connections of the horse freely admitted his hanging-in. A protest under the circumstances did i not appear a very sporting action, but 1 then there is little sport left in racing i nowadays—it is simply a business of ! pounds shillings and pence. “Sport” and “sportsmen” are two words almost without exeption quite out of 1 place when used in reference to racing. Some of the individuals carelessly alluded to by some writers as “sportsmen” are enough to make the prover-, bial cat laugh. Sir Fisher’s Trainer Passes The death occurred early on Thurs-; day morning of Michael, second son of : Mr and Mrs .1- Hurley, of Palmerston North, aged 34 years. Born in Palmerston North in 1893, the late Mr Hurley received his early education at the Palmerston North Convent School and later at St. Patrick’s College, Wellington. On completing his education he assisted his father in business. Of a gonial disposition, his passing is mourned by a large circle of friends. The funeral, which took place yesterday, was largely attended. The late Mr Hurley was associated with the many successes of the racehorses Sir Fisher and Demost, having acted as private Irainer to his father for a number of rears. > =- ■
WANGANUI JOCKEY CLUB NOMINATIONS FOR MONTER MEETING The following no: .’.nations have been received for the Wanganui Jockey Club’s winter meeting to be held on May 19 and 21:— First Day. Purua Hack Flat Handicap, of £175;1 six furlongs.—Atarerea, Rising Star,! Henna, Subdivision, Archon. Violet 11. j (imp.). Bisox, Partaga. Onward, The : Swell. Rowley, Royal Elm. Baby Bun,! Monsogne, Eka. Denier, Sovena, Helen, ■ Acred, Prophet’s Mark, Komak. Town; Bird, Berinthia, Calculation. Nastori, Joke Form. Modest Boy, Kilia, Raukura, Athenry. Green Bonnet. Break o’ Day. Toapaiti. Wingold, Royal Picture, Tangerine Royal Land, Joy Germ, Aston (imp.), br. g. by Kilboy-Mandola, Orcades. Romantic, Miss Pat. Lieutenant Bill. Hack Steeplechase Handicap, of £175, about 2 miles.—Ban juke, Hallowmorn, Gold Piece, Labour Morn, Gold Jinks, • Glument. Eonmark, Rayo, Pikimai, Hokioi, Peter Rosa. Lady Spalpeen, Rangisarto. Crown Coin, All Wind, Lupineel, Pourihoiho, Advent, Little River, Hautawa, Gilgai. Wanganui Steeplechase, of £600; about 3 miles. Hallowinorn. Gold Piece. Omahu. Beau Cavalier, Dick. Glument, Eonmark, Birkenella. Passin' Through. Peter Rosa, Lady Spalpeen, Fireblight. Rayo, Maunga, Lupeneel, Peter Maxwell. Nukumai. Tuki, Advent. Lady Comet, Gilgai, Comical, Bonny Rill San Forte. Ties Bon.
Kaitoke Hack Hurdles, of £175; about 14 miles. —Tamakana, Lady Acre, Polyphemus, Gauntlet. Troilus, Enare, Mount Marta, Starshell. Just John, Attractive, Pckatahi, All Wind, Blue Peter, San Pedro, Inferno. Perle de Leon, Whetuhine. Peswha, Asleep. Century Hurdle Handicap, of £450; about 2| miles.—Zircon, Day Bell, Matu, Euchre, Ngata, Brigadier Bill, Gold Peak, Starshell, Sottana, Comedy Prince, Maunga, Rangatahi, Nukumai, Elvaette, Koauau, Ardath, Comical, Kalakaua.
Connolly Handicap, of £350; 1J miles. —Alloway, Ora zone, Ngata, Sun Up, Vivo, Starboard Light, Lady Anstruther, Diamond Ring, Degage, Avola, Civility, Hipo, Mint Leaf, R-oyal Mint, Diogenes, Shining Armour, Bennanee, Yonia, Day Guard, Tresham, Capitulation. New Moon, Income, Merry Damon, Royal Divorce. Perle de Leon, Captain Gazeley, Rouex. Borough Handicap, of £250; six furlongs. —Gaillard, Benzora, Bonogne, Sun Up. Papaponga, Deluge, Tip Tree, Bevis, Miss Hupana, Lady Bentinek, Oration, Merry Jest, Mireusonta, Tukia, Archeen, Matinee, Lausanne, Joy Germ, Ladv Cavendish, Grand Knight, Pop Off. Second Day. Balgownie Hack Handicap, of £175; mile and a distance. —Lin Arlington, Henna, Archon. Bisox, Partaga, The Swell. Rowley, Paitonu, Denier, Sovena, Barryander, Acred, Komak, Joke Form, Kilia, Athenry, Bent, Toapaiti, Royal Picture, Closefire, Capitulation, Ranee, Orcades, Romantic, Lieutenant Bill.
Rata Hack Hurdle Handicap, of £175; about 14 miles.—Tamakana, Ruby Red, Archon, Matu, Lady Acre, Polyphemus, Gauntlet, Taitaiata, Troilus, Enare, Mount Marta, Starshell, Just John, Attractive, Pekatahi, Athenry. Grand Lupin, All Wind, Blue Peter, San Pedro, Inferno, Maidos, Whetuhine, Perle de Leon, Peswha, Asleep. May Hurdle Handicap, of £300; about 1} miles. —Zircon, Day Bell, Matu, Euchre. Brigadier Bill, Troilus, Enare, Gold Peak. Starshell, Sottana, Lady Spalpeen, Comedy Prince, Rangatahi, San Pedro, Elvaette, Koauau, Ardath, Perle de Leon, Comical, Kalakaua, Asleep. Grand stand Steeplechase, of £350; about miles. —Ban juke, Hallomorn, Gold Piece, Labour Morn, Gold Jinks, Omahu, Beau Cavalier, Dick, Glument, Rayo. Pikimai, Birkenella, Hokioi, Passin’ Through. Peter Rosa, Lady Spalpeen, Fireblight, Rangisarto, Eonmark, Maunga, Crown Guin, Lupineel, Peter Maxwell, Tuki, Advent, Ardath, Little River, Lady Comet, Gilgai, Comical, Bonny Rill, San Forte, Tres Bon. Empire Handicap, of £275; mile and a distance.—Alloway, Orazone, Ngata, Partaga, Bonogne, Vivo, Polyphemus, Starboard Light. Tip Tree, Bevis, Degage, Avola, Civility, Hipo, Mint Leaf, Royal Mint. Merry Jest, Diogenes, Shining Armour, Bennanee, Lady Anstruther, Diamond Ring, Archeen, Yoma, Matinee, Day Guard, Tresham, New Moon, Income, Merry Damon, Royal Divorce, Perle de Leon, Captain Gazeley, Rouex. Farewell Hack Flat Handicap, of £175; six furlongs.—Atarerea, Rising Star. Lin Arlington, Subdivision, Violet 11. (imp.), Bisox, Onward, Royal Elm, Baby Bun, Monsogne, Eka Denier, Sovena, Helen, Acred, Prophet’s Mark, Town Bird, Calculation, Nastori, Joke Form, Modest Boy, Avio, Raukura, Green Bonnet, Break o’ Day, Wingold, Royal Picture, Tangerim, Royal Land, Ranee, Joy Germ, Aston (imp.), br. g by Kilboy-Mandola, Orcades, Romantic, Miss Pat, Berinthia. Winter Oats Handicap, of £250; six furlongs.—Subdivision, Gaillard, Benzora, Bonogne. Sun Up, Papaponga, Deluge, Starboard Light,' Baby Bun, Tip Tree. Bevis. Miss Hupana, Lady Bent:nck, Oration, Merry Jest, Mireusonta, Tukia, Archeen, Lausanne, Ladv Cavendish, Grand Knight, Pop Off, Whenua-
WAIKATO MEETING ACCEPTANCES FOP. TO-MORROW. [Per Pres® Association.l HAMILTON, May 2. RAGLAN HURDLES. (Of 200 sovs; 1% miles.)
$ I MARLBOROUGH ACCEPTORS [Per Press .Association.] BLENHEIM, May 2. Waterlea cup. (Of 250 sovs; I’4 miles & 150yds.)
FAREWELL, HEROIC! GREAT STAKE-EARNER RETIRES SYDNEY, May 2. The racehorse Heroic ran his last race on Saturday and will be used in future for stud purposes. During his racing career he has won over £38,000 in stakes, occupying second place to Gloaming in the iFst of winning racehorses. VALUABLE FREIGHT LIMERICK AND CO. RETURN (A. & N.Z.) SYDNEY, May 2. The racehorses Limerick and Battlement, with F. D. Jones ((trainer; and M. McCarter; (jockey) leave for New Zealanrl on Erday next. Lausanne, Paleta, and Count Cavour, also a number of yearlngs, arrive in New Zealand to-morow. AUSTRALIAN RACING ANOTHER IVIN FOE DONALD Received Mav 2, 9.5 p m (A. & N.Z.) SYDNEY, May 2. At Newcastle Tattersall’s Club Cup resulted: Donald, 9.7, 1; Rawhetu, 7.11, 2; Alwyne Spree, 6.12, 3. There were nine starters. Won by a long head. May Day Handicap: Land of Leisure, 7.5, 1; Royal Attendant, 7.0, 2; Absurdum, 9.0, 3. Eight started. Won by three lengths. Time 1.15.
Pel e f Rosa Kawini . . . Peter Maxwell Lady Spalpeen Rangitahi 10 10 Te Tahi .. . Lady Arch . Wiltshire Kamehameha Dead Sweet . 9 9 9 4 0 0 10 10 10 9 6 0 10 Gold Rep 9 6 Lucilius . . . . 9 0 Slump .. . 9 5 Scot Free 9 0 OHINEWAI HANDICAP. (Of 100 sovs six furlongs.) Atapai 9 0 Cynthia N. 7 Red Comet 8 1 v Storm Fiend . 7 2 Whaka King . 8 7 Facia 7 9 Master Mind $ 3 Miss Comet . 7 9 Ramblin’ Kid 8 3 Miss Potoa . 7 9 Royal Doulton 7 1 ?. Royal Day 7 9 Joke lorm 7 10 Rapea . . . 7 9 Ring Maunga 7 10 King Leslie . 7 2 Te Waka . . . 7 u Master Noel . 7 9 Blago .. . 7 7 King Selwyn 7 9 Te Tama .. . 7 7 T.assail 7 *7 Mangani . . . 7 c Lucy Glitters 7 9 Micrometer 7 6 Dark Moon . 7 9. Cat Claw 7 Orbit ■ • • 7 o Day Rose .. . 7 5 Miss Sphinx . 7 0 EUREKA HANDICAP. (Of 150 sovs six furlongs.) Loma Doon . 8 11 Valsier .. . . 7 3 Speechless 8 0 Standfast . 7 9 Auriculus 7 7 High Tide . 7 0 Calaris . . . 7 Adoree . . . . 7 0 Kerry Dance. 7 3 Whakarite . 7 0 TE RAPA HANDICAP. (Of 500 sovs; one mile.) Pcgaway 9 3 Mosaic . . . 7 5 Dayguard 8 8 True Blood 7 4 Hipo X Quincoma 7 3 Papatu . . - X 0 Ring the Bell. 7 o King Smock . 8 0 New Moon rr 9 Siaosi .. . 7 1 3 Queen Arch . 7 1 Master Doon. 7 Mint Leaf 7 1 Flying Juliet 7 Miss Vera 7 0 Merry Jest . 7 9 Muscari . . . 7 (> Charlady 7 6 Arch Opal 7 0 Bright Knight 7 5 TERORE HACK HANDICAP. (Of 150 ovs ; 7 furlongs.) Paddon 9 11 Abbey Day 7 3 Bright Dawn. 8 6 Respirator 7 3 Berinthia . . . 8 O Adjuster 7 () Festina Lente 8 9 Thumrosae . 7 0 War Officer . 7 1 ■’ Master Mind . 7 0 Rahepoto 7 7 Quinvardia 7 0 Catapult 7 7 Elmestra .. . 7 0 Winsome Boy 7 6 Niblick .. . 7 0 Constellation 7 5 Arch Lady . . 7 0 Athenry . . . 7 4 Catclaw . . . 7 0 Abbess .. . 7 3 Te Waka . . . . 7 0 Pakatahi 7 3 Miss Sphinx . 7 0 Cantab .. . 7 3 HUNTLY STEEPLECHASE. (Of 25 sovs; about 3 miles.) Kendal . . . 10 6 Pendennis . 9 8 Beau Cavalier 10 3 Prince Rufus 9 4 Lucullent 10 3 Hazelburn . 9 1 Sea De'il 9 1 V Greek son . . . . 9 0 Kawa 9 8 FLYING HANDICAP. (Of 3 00 sovs six furlongs.) Te Kara .. . 9 5 Matinee . . . 7 3 Aussie 9 0 Delightment . 7 1 Oration .. . 8 7 Ned Kelly . 7 0 King Merv 8 7 Arche no . . . 7 0 Flying Juliet 8 6 . 7 0 Merry Jest . 8 White Bird . 7 •«| Royal Blood . 8 1 Dan Quin . 7 0 Bright Knight 8 0 Berinthia . . 7 0 Nancy Lee 7 9 Joy Germ 7 0 Dobbin . . . 7 7 Tinoiti . 7 0 Sevang .. 7 4 Green Bonne 7 0 King Lu .. . 7 3 Newbury . 7 0 RANGIRIRI HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP (Of 200 sovs ; one mile.) Quincoma 9 0 Rarangi .. . 8 0 Bright Day . 9 0 Wenday . . . 8 0 Ring the Bell 8 13 Ballachulish . 8 0 Gold Jacket . 8 2 Air Queen . 8 0 Hyde Park . 8 Town Hall . 8 0 Gold Fern 8 0 Delysian . . . 8 0 Eh Timi 8 0 Ramblin’ Kid 8 0
T resham .. .. Goosestep 9 1 8 8 Hallownoon .. Phantasy . . . . 7 7 0 Ardfinnan 8 2 Vexatious 7 0 BEAVER HACK. (Of 100 sovs; six furlongs.) Carrigallon .. 9 0 Erin-go-Bragh 7 0 Arch Arrow . . 8 13 Gourmet . . .. 7 Imitation 8 11 Arrow Boy . . Poronaise 7 13 AUTUMN HANDICAP. (Of 150 sovs ; six furlongs.) Deluge Buoyant . . . . Royal Game . . 8 13 8 3 8 1 Corn Rigs ... Anthonie Carigallon 7 7 0 Gleninnes 7 11 OPAWA HACK. (Of 100 sovs ; 7 furlongs.) Imitation 9 6 Gourmet .. . - Bronstell 9 3 The Tank .. Erin-go-Bragh 8 5 Hokioi . . .. Lady Passenger 8 5 Silver Cord . . 11 SOLDIERS’ HANDICAP. (Of 15 0 sovs ; 7 furlongs.) Buoyant .. . . Corn Rigs 9 G 8 10 Riverna . . . . Anthonie 13 Printemps 8 10 Tyne Kilperon 8 10
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