TURF RESULTS.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1204, 8 May 1913, Page 13

TURF RESULTS.

MARLBOROUGH RACING CLUB’S AUTUMN MEETING. FIRST DAY. PERONEAL. WINS THE CUP. "Favourable conditions prevailed for the opening day of the Marlborough Racing- Club’s autumn meeting- on Wednesday. The course gave evidence of the protracted dry spell, but the going was fair. There was a large attendance. The totalisator put through £9122, against £7368 for the corresponding- day last year. Results:— MAIDEN HACK RACE of 60sovs. Six . furlongs. 3- J. H. Presser’s Parky, 4yrs, 8.6 (J. Conquest) 1 4- —-J. G. Armstrong’s Wailand, 8.7 (W. Gillett) 2 2—W. Watson’s Royal Sleeves, 3yrs, 8.6 (B. Deeley) 3 Also started: Haydn Park 8.11, Zain 8.11, Soporific 8.11, Hellenois 8.7, Fontongale 8.6. Wailand got away with a substantial lead, and had not been displaced when the straight was reached. Parky, fidden with good judgment, was brought up at the right moment, and won by half a length, the third horse a length away. Time, Imin 17sec. UGBROOKE WELTER HANDICAP of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs. 5- —F. Peter’s Moree, aged. 8.0 (E. W. Bell) 1 2 — G. Penfold’s Huia, 4yrs, 8.4 (A. Oliver) 2 3— T. Cameron’s Divorce. syrs, 8.13 (F. Holmes) 3 Also started: Curator 9.7, Beacon 9.0, Stepney 8.3, Kilcheran 8.1. Beacon showed the way round the back of the course, with Huia and Divorce in close attendance. Moree, who had kept unostentatiously in the centre of the field for the greater part of the distance, made an unexpected appearance in the straight, and ran clear away from the field, winning by three lengths, a length between second and third. Time, Imin 28 4-ssec. ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP of 100 sovs. Five furlongs. 1- —H. Woodland’s The Great Mogul, 6yrs, 9.5 (inc. 71b pen.) (Oliver) 1 2 — J. H. Prosser’s Aratiatia, 4yrs, 8.0 (B. Deeley) 2 6 —A. J. Fitzmaurice’s Merry Guy, 6 yrs, 8.3 (.1. Conquest) 3 Also started: Lady Louisa 8.12, Teviotdale 8.3, Ruapara 7.13. Sir Moutoa 7.12, Panthea 7.12, Kolulu 7.12, Trilby 7.3. The top weight was first out, but later on was supplanted by Aratiatia. In the straight an exciting struggle ensued, the favourite gaining a victory by a head, the third horse several lengths away. Time, Imin 2 l-ssec. MARLBOROUGH CUP of 250sovs. One mile and a-quai ter.

2—W. Nidd’s Peroneal, 7.4 (C. Emerson) 1 6—H. Whitney’s Ceylon, 7.4 (W. Bell) 2 4 — A. R. Durrant’s .Sinapis, 8.2 (B. Deeley) . . 3 Also started: Undecided 9.4, Sea Queen 8.3, Ariom 7.11, Merrivonia 7.7, Waipunui 6.12, Rustic 6.9. Peroneal got a flying start, and leading all the way won easly by four lengths, about a length separating the second and third. At the back of the course Sea Queen fell. Price, the rider, was thrown, but was unhurt. Time, 2min Ssec. OPAWA WELTER of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs. 5 — H. G. Knight’s Princess Flo, 8.4 (C. Emerson) 1 2— F. Easton’s Waitoto, 9.4 (C. Jenkins) .......... . . 2 4—F; Higgott’s Indra, 8.2 (A. Oliver) 3 Also started: Commotion 9.5, Topnote 8.5, Imarose 8.0. Won from start 'to finish by four lengths, ' half a length between second and third. Time, Imin 29 2-ssec. FLYING HANDICAP, of 125sovs. Six furlongs. 6— Fl Peters’ Moree, 6.9 (W. Bell) .. 1 3— N. Williams’s Leapuki, 7.13 (C. Emerson) ', 2 I—W. Sih: rt’s Merry Frank, 9.0 (A. Oliver) ...............3 Also started: Glenspring 9.0, Kilts 8.9, Divorce 7.9. Lord Possible 7.4, Styx 7.2. Styx went to the front, with Glenspring following. In the straight Moree put in a bid and won easily by three lengths. Time, Imin. 15 2-'ssec. AUTUMN HANDICAP of lOOsovs. Six furlongs. C. W- Williams’s Glenfern, 7.8 (J O’Shea) 1 Goodwo.d and Rodney’s Black Lupin, 8.12 (A, Oliver) ’., 2 G. T. Seymour’s, Portland Lady, 8.10 (C. Emerson) ...... ....... ’ 3 Also started: Elevated 7.6. Portland Lady was prominent for a time, but shot her bolt when the distance was reached. Glenfern ran out, and won easily by three lengths,, a length between second and third. Time, Imin 15 4-ssec.

SECOND DAY. For the . second day’s racing heavy rain fell continuously, making the going somewhat heavy and a marked difference in the attendance. Results: — SCURRY HACK HANDICAP of 60sovs. Hour furlongs. 2—W. Watson’s Royal Sleeves, 3yrs, 8.7 • (B. Deeley) 1 I—Mr. Brighton’s Pavlova, 7.5 (J. Conquest) 2 4—J. G. Armstrong’s Wailand, 8.8 (W. Gillett) 3 Also started: Excitement 8.11, Haydn Park 8.11, Epule 8.8, Merrie Breeze 8,7,..

TELEGRAPH HANDICAP of lOOsovs. Six furlongs. 5—A. R. Durrant’s Sinapis, 8.11 (B. Deeley) 1 1— N. Williams’s Leapuki, 8.5 (C. Emerson) 2 2 — J. and R. Furze’s Kilts, 8.5 (L. Wilson) 3 Also started: Glenspring 8.11, Moree 8.4, Lord Possible 7.2, Styx 7.0, Portland. Lady 6,9. Kilts led out, Leapuki being the last to move. In the straight the latter went to the front. Twenty yards from home he was challenged by Sinapis, who won by a length, one and a-half lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 20sec. OMAKA WELTER of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs. 4 — C. Machell’S Teviotdale, 3yrs, 8.11 (L. Wilson) 1 5 — L. Gibson’s Astonishment, 8.5 (B. Deeley) 2 6 — F. Easton’s Waitoto, 9.8 (C. Jenkins) 3 Also started: Princess Flo 9.5, Parky 8.7, Indra 8.5, Panthea 8.1, Rustic 7.13, Imarose 7.10, Topnote 7.10. Princess Flo led the greater part of the distance. In the straight the three placed horses were at close quarters. Teviotdale, pushing to the front in the final stage, won by a length, a neck separating second and third. Time, 1 min 34 2rssec. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP of 175SOVS. One mile and a distance. 1— W. Nidd’s Peroneal, 3yrs, 8.4 (C. Emerson) 1 3 —A. R. Durrant’s Commotion, 6.7 (W. Bell) 2 2— M. M. Elleron’s Sea Queen, 8.1 (W. Price) .3 Also started: Ariom 7.8, Merrivonia 7.5. Peroneal got away well, Commotion being last to move. Emerson’s mount maintained a strong lead, and won as she like:! by ab. ut four lengths, a similar distance separating second and third. Time, 2min 4 4-ssec. RIVERLAND HACK of lOOsovs. Five furlongs. 5 — F. Easton’s Sir Moutoa, 4yrs, 7.8 (W. Bell) 1 3 — A. L. Buckman's Lady Louisa, 8.8 (V. Lee) 2 1— J. H. Prosser’s Aratiatia, 8.6 (B. Deeley) 3 Also started: Merry Guy 8.3, Kalulu 7.7, Royal Sleeves 7.1, Soporific 6.13, Trilby 6.13. The winner made an early appearance. and coming into the straight had a good two lengths’ lead. Lady Louisa was not able to get nearer than a length and a-half, two lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 6sec. SEYMOUR WELTER of lOOsovs Seven furlongs. 6— P. Mclntyre’s Waipunui, 8.1 .... 1 2 — A. Rove's Beacon, 8.9 2 3 — J. and R. Furze’s Kilts, 9.9 ..... 3 Also started: Divorce 9.0, Huia 8.9, S epney 8.1, Lady Kilcheran 7.10. Beacon was most prominent until the straight was reached, when Waipunui made his run and won by a good length. Time, Imin 30sec. FINAL HACK HANDICAP of lOOsovs. Six furlongs. 3 —C. W. Williams’s Glenfern, 8.7 (J. O’Shea) 1 2- —T. Septor’s Achilledes, 7.13 2 I—Goodwood and Rodney’s Black Lupin, 9.5 3 Also started: Trilby 6.11. Won fairly easy. Time, Imin 21sec.

THE TURF IN ENGLAND.

RESULT OF THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. The Newmarket meeting was continued on April 30. His Majesty the King was present. The following was the result of the principal event:— THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS of lOOsovs each. For entire colts and fillies foalbd in 1910. Colts, 9.0; fillies, 8.9. The owner of the second horse to receive 400 soys, and the owner of the third horse 200sovs out of the stake. Rowley mile. Mr. W. Raphael’s b c Louvois, by Isinglass—St. Loudaine ......... 1 Mr. C. Bower Ismay’s b c Craganour, by Desmond —Veneration 2 Mr. H. P. Whitney’s ch e Meetinghouse, by Voter—Noonday 3 Louvois and Craganour fought out a stirring finish, and amidst a scene of great excitement the former got the best of the Derby favourite, and won by a head. THE ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. The Newmarket meeting was continued on May 2. The following was the result of the principal event: — THE ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS of lOOsovs each. For three-year-old ■fillies, 9.0 each. The .owner of the. second horse to receive lOOsovs, and the owner of the third horse 200sovs out of the stake. Rowley “mile. Mr. J. B. ' Joel's b f Jest, by . Sundfidg'e—Absurdity 1 Duke of Devonshire’s b f Taslett, by William the Third—-Burgonet . . 2 Lord Rosebery’s ch f Prue, by Cicero —Prune 3