TURF RESULTS.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, 24 July 1913, Page 20

TURF RESULTS.

WELLINGTON RACING CLUB’S WINTER MEETING. FIRST DAY, The winter meeting of the Wellington Racing Club opened at Trentham on Wednesday, and there was a very large attendance of the public. Speculation on the totalisator was very brisk, the sum of £25,577% going through the machine, compared with £12,883 for the corresponding day last year. This gives an increase of £12,694. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP of 120sovs. Seven furlongs. I—Ewart and Somers’ b c Kaniki, by Maniapoto—Kohina, 3yrs, 9 (W. Price) 4 —F. e. Shaw’s ch g Gnome, oyrs, 9 (F. D. Jones) 3— J. R. McDonald’s b c Styx, 3yrs, 9.6 (Telford) 3 Also started: 11 North-east 10.10 (R. Young), 14 Leapuki 10.3 (W. J. Porter), 6 Semaphore 10.1 (R. Berry), 12 Negative 9.8, inc. 51bs allowance (G. Francis), 2 Mummer 9.13 (W. Ryan), 9 Theodore 9.12 (S. Reid), 7 Toney 9.9 (G. Lee), 3 Te Kahurangi 9.4 (R. Hatch), 5 Taimainupo 9.3 (B. Deeley), 13 Kilosteri k.2, car. 9.7 (H. Thompson), 10 Black Lupin 9 (L. Nodder), 15 Braeburn 9 (L. Traill), 8 Turna 9 (W. Bell), 16 Silkweb 9 (J. O’Shea). , . Won rather comfortably by a halt length. Styx six lengths away third, Theodore fourth, and Kilosten last. Time, lmin 32 5-3 sec. FIRST HACK & HUNTERS’ STEELECHASE of 120sovs. Two miles and a-half. s g. L. Stead’s ch g Tim Doolan, bV Brookby — Pincushion, 9.7 (P. Patterson) ••• oj R. McDonald’s br g Fireworks, aged, 10.6 (H. McSweeney) .... 2 Bj. B. Gaisford’s br g Ranter, aged, 10.8 (Julian) ’’A-V-i ’ ’’-t n 4 Also started: 4 Daylight Bill l°-4 (Thompson), 14 Zante 10.4 (Croot), Windage 10.2 (R. Gray), 1 Napper Tandy 9 13 (F. Flynn), 7 Royal Medal 9.12 (F. Ellis), 15 Pukeroa 9.9, carried 10.1 (G. Buchanan), 11 Westerley 9.7 (C. Scott), 10 Fond Memory 9.7 (J- O Connell), 3 Otupaj 9.7 (H. Cocker), 16 Elwell 9.7 (T. Kent), 13 Waiaio 9.7 (J. Deerey), 12 Silver Monarch 9.7 (G. Crawford, 9 Grit Lawless 9.7 (S. Pere. Won by three lengths. Fireworks overhauled Ranter after jumping the last fence and beat him home by half a length. Napper Tandy was fourtn, then came Fond Memory. Time, smin 48 2-ssec. TRIAL PLATE of lOOsovs. Six furlongs. 4 — -H. M. Speed’s ch g Kew, by Sylvia Park —Helen, syrs, 9.13 (W. Price) ..... 1 5 — “ Mr. Brighton’s ” b f Pavlova, 2yrs, 9 (Telford) ■ ■ • 2 S—W. Davies’ br c George, 3yrs, 10 (J. O’Shea) 3 Also started: 2 Field Force 10 (F. D. Jones), 13 Grandee 9.13 (H. Batten), 11 Lord Kilcheran 9.13 (W. Young), 15 Pareata 9.13 (S. Reid), 9 Sweet Breeze 9.13 (A. Simpkins), 12 Holywell 9.11 (Miller), 10 Stamboul 9.11 (W. J- Trotter). 16 Salado 9.11 (J. Lyford), 6 Prince Laddo (R. Hatch), 1 Sir Moseley 9.3 (Deeley), 7 Adelicia 9 (W. Bell), 14 Charlerose 9 (R. Berry), 3 Lyrique 9 (W. Ryan). Won corrtfortab'ly by -four lengths, with George, which finished well, being close up third. Feild Force was fourth and Sir Moseley fifth. Time, Imm 19 4-ssec. WELLINGTON STEEPLECHASE of 700 sovs. About three miles.

3— c. F. Vallance’s br m Nedra, by Renown —Mystic, aged, 9.9 (W. J. Porter) 1 I—F.1 —F. Armstrong’s br g The Spaniard, aged, 10.11 (A. Julian) 2 4— J. R. McDonald’s blk g The Native aged, 11.1 (H. McSweeney) 3 Also started: 2 Glenmore 11.3 (W. Adams), 6 Hautere 11.1 (R. Thompson), 7 El Dorado 11 (H. Cocker), 5 Dorando 10.9 (Mr. A. Gordon), 10 Leolanter 10.2 (H. Futcher), 12 Waitarere 9.13 (J. Hughes), 9 Red McGregor 9.10 (J. O’Connell), 14 Donzel 9.7 (L. Traill), 8 Bismark 9.7. carried 9.9 (H. Carr), 13 Kia Ora 9.7 (W. Feilding), 11 Sportsman 9.7 (F. Ellis). Nedra was first over the last fence, where Dorando ran off, leaving The Spaniard and Nedra to fight out the finish. A great " go ” resulted in the latter winning by a length, with The Native four lengths away. Then came Sportsman, the last to finish being Waitarere. Kia Ora fell in the straight the second time round, and El Dorado was pulled up. Time, 7min 7 l-ssec. PARLIAMENTARY HANDICAP of 300 sovs. One mile and a-quarter. 1— E. Short’s br c Kilrain, by Kilcheran—Grand Rain, 4yrs, 9.2 (W. Young) 1 B—W. C. Ring’s b h Domino, syrs, 10.3 (J. O’Shea) 2 2 — H. Nee’s ch c Sir Knox, 4yrs, 10.2 (B. Deeley) 3 Also started: 3 Haskayne 10.7 (W. Ryan), 4 Awahou 10.5 (R. Hatch), 4 Phroso 9.13 (R. Young), 10 Diavolo 9.12 (Telford), 13 Vi 9.10 (A. McMillan), 6 Ceylon 9.6 (S'. Reid), 7 Otahu 9.5 (J. Lambess), 12 Bonnie Boy 9.5 (W. Bell), 1.1 Redloh 9.2 (J. Conquest), 15 Loch Mabin 9.2 (W. Price), 9 Coolbeggan 9 (F. D. Jones), 5 Commotion 9 (F. Langstone). Won by two lengths from the fastfinishing Domino and Sir Knox. Loch Mabin was fourth and Diavolo fifth. Time, 2min 16 2-ssec. WINTER HURDLES of 500sovs. Two miles. B—G. Morris’ br g Marton, by Malachi—Atalantis, 10.7 (W. Adams) 1 3— Hon. J. D. Ormond’s b g Peary, syrs, 9.9 (A. Julian) 2 12— ~W. G. Trask’s ch g Stevens, aged, 9.7 (W. Ferris) 3

Also started: 4 The Rover 10.13 (F. Flynn), 1 Coronetted 10.7 (J. Deerey), 5 Nyland 10.4 (R. Young), 9 Beacon 10.3 (J. O’Connell), 2 Darby Paul 10.1 (T. Jones), 7 Aberbrothock 9.10 (W. Young), 13 Euroco 9.10 (H. Futcher), 10 Red Earl 9.9 (F. Ellis), 6 Watchchain 9.9 (T. N. Jones), 11 Prince Eddie 9.5 (R. Thompson), 14 Waione 9.4, carried 9.6 (McSweeney), 15 Stamboul 9.0 (Trotter). Won by a length and a-quarter. Peary just beat Stevens in the last few strides by half a length for second place. Darby Paul was fourth and Coronetted fifth. Time, 3min 57 4-ssec. TE ARO HANDICAP of lOOsovs. Six furlongs. 2 —C. Machell’s b g Teviotdale, by Achilles—Strathspey, 3yrs, 9.13 (F. D. Jones) 1 I—F. C. Davis’ br g Paoli, 3yrs, 10.6 (J. O’Shea) 2 6 —J. F. Hathaway’s b f Heather, 4yrs, 10.0 (Telford) 3 Also started: 7 St. Serf 9.11 (S. Reid), 5 Tree Lucerne 9.10 (Nodder), 3 Tiwari 9.10 (W. Young), 11 Royal Patron 9.6 (Batten), 9 Silverrose 9.4 (Lambess), 8 Axis 9.2 (A. McMillen), 13 Lanyard 9 (Berry), 10 Amity 9 (Hatch), 4 Waldemar 9 (B. Deeley), 14 Lady Vladimir 9 (Crawford), 12 Soporific 9 (W. Bell). Won by three-parts of a length, with Heather a similar distance away third, and Waldemar fourth. Time, lmin 21sec. SECOND DAY. Drizzling showers at Trentham did not add’ to the pleasure of those who set out to witness the second day’s racing in connection with the Wellington Racing Club’s winter meeting, but the weather did not act as a deterrent to many, and the crowd seemed as big as any ever seen at a previous winter fixture at the club’s course. Results of Saturday’s events were as follow:— ONSLOW HANDICAP of 120sovs, second horse to receive 20sovs, and the third horse lOsovs from the stake. Six furlongs. I—Messrs. Ewart and Somers’ b c Kaniki, by Maniapoto—Kohina, 3yrs, 9st 131 b (W. Price) 1 4— Mr. C. F. Vallance’s Amber and White, 9st (W. Ryan) 2 10—Mr. Rodwood’s Black Lupin, 9st (L. Nodder) 3 Also started: 7 Crown Pearl 11.5 (W. Young), 11 Leapuki 10.1, less 51b allowance (G. Francis), 5 Theodore 9.12 (S. Reid), 8 Paoli 9.9 (J. O’Shea), 2 Styx 9.8 (H. Telford), 3 Gnome 9.7 (F. D. Jones), 6 Tamainupo 9.1 (B. Deeley), 12 Silkweb 9 (O. Childs), 2 Te Kahurangi 9 (R. Hatch), and 9 Turna 9 (W. Bell). Won by a length and a-half from Amber and White, who was two lengths in front of Black Lupin. Time, lmin 22sec. SECOND HACK AND HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE of 120sovs, second horse to receive 20sovs, and the third horse lOsovs. from the stake. For hacks and qualified hunters. Two miles and a-half. 12—Mr. W. A. Wilton’s b g Grit Lawless, by Toa —Homi, syrs, 9.7 (A. Simpkins) 1 5— Mr. J. R. L. Stanford’s Bismark, 10.4 (T. Jones) 2 I—Mr.1 —Mr. G. L. Stead’s Tim Doolan, 10.9 (less 51b allow.) (P. Paterson) 3 Also started: 6 Daylight Bill 10.4 (Thompson), 2 Windage 10 (R. Gray), 9 Pukeroa 9.10 (W. J. Porter), 11 Oakley 9.7, carried 9.12 (T. N. Jones), 7 Fond Memory 9.7 (L. Traill), 8 Westerly 9.7 (H. Cocker), 4 Riro Atu 9.7 (H. McSweeney), 3 Waiaio 9.7 (J. Deery), and 10 Silver Monarch 9.7 (S. Crawford). Won by a length, with two lengths separating second and third. Fond Memory was fourth. Time, smin 54 3-5 sec. CROFTON HANDICAP of lOOsovs, second horse to receive 20sovs, and the third horse lOsovs from the stake. Seven furlongs. I—Mr. A. R. Durrant’s br g Commotion, by Sensation —Mrs. Shannon, 4yrs 9.13 (W. Ryan) 1 6—Mr. F. S. Easton’s Waitoto 9.13 (S. Reid) 2 9—Mr. F. Notrom’s Sir Donald 9 (Ferris) 3

Also started: 4 Heather 10.3 (H. Telford), 2 Braeburn 10 (B. Deeley), 5 St. Serf 9.8 (L. Nodder), 3 Tiwari 9.6 (F. D. Jones), 11 Lord Kilcheran 9 (A. Wilson), 12 Soporific 9 (W. Young), 10 Grandee 9 (W. Ayre), 7 Elevated 9 (J. O’Shea), 8 Otaraia 9 (W. Price). Won by three parts of a length from Waitoto, who was half a length ahead of Sir Donald. Time, lmin 37 2-ssec.