WELLINGTON RACING CLUB'S SUMMER MEETING.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14884, 26 January 1914, Page 9

WELLINGTON RACING CLUB'S SUMMER MEETING.

(riIESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.* WELLINGTON', January 24. The Wellington Racing Ciub concluded its Summer Meeting to-day in fmo weather, nnd there was a good attendance r -i the public. The fields Tvero again large, and the racing good. The cum of £37,689 was put through the totalisatnr, ac against .£35,862 for the corresponding day last year, making a total of £106,339 for the meeting as compared with £100,137 for the previous surnm-er fixture. Results: — WALLACEVILLE "WELTER HANDICAP, of 110 soys; eecond 30 soys, and third 15 cove from stake. Seven furlongs. 6. W. K. Bidwill's b c Vocation, by Birkenhead—Stepfcldt, 4yrs, Bat lllb (F. D. Jones) 1 2. Duncan Eraser's br c Square Deal. 3yre, Set 3ib .. .. .. (W. Price) 2 4. "J. Monk's" cb g Belaeco, 3yre, 7at lllb (B. Deelcy) 3 9 Silver Shield Bst 13lb (W. Scobic), 3 Sir Donald 6st 81b (11. Gray), 8 St. Elznn Bst 31b (R. Hunt), 15 Papamarama 83t 2!b (E. Manaon), 1 Historietto Bst 2lb (J. Campbell), 7 Record Bst 21b (C. Price), 12 Charteroso 7 8 t 131b (L. Wilson), 10' Chillies 7sl> 10lb (G. Francis), 5 Lady Vladimir 7et 101b (W. Bell), j 13 Elevated 7st 101b (A. lteed), 11 Hoopoo 7st "Ib (J. Bucbanßn), 16 Prince Laddo 7st 7lb (W. O'Halloran), and l< Firing Line 7st 71b, car. 7Et lllb (E. Lowe) also started. (Winner bred by owner, and trained by F. D. Jones.) St. Ehnn -waa first away, followed by Belasco, Vocation, end Lady Vladimir; After a couple, of furlongs had been covered Square Deal assumed command, and led into the straight, just clear of Vocation. The latter came through at tho distanoe, and won a good race by two lengths; a head coparating second and third. Historietto was fourth. Time, lmin 23sec. MELROSE WELTER HANDICAP, of 200 eovs; eocond 35 eovs, and third 15 sove from stake. Seven fur]ong9. 3. E. J. "Watte eh g Red Book, by TrueBlue —Lady Mary, 4yrs, Bst 31b (L. Wilson) 1 8. Hon. J. D. Ormonde b g Banian, 3yrs, 7st 7lb .. .. (J.Buchanan) 2 4. A. J. Toxwurd'a blk,m Sanguinary, syre, Bst 51b .. .. (B. Deeley) 3 1 Birkful Set 3!b (H. Gray), 7 Dearest Bat Blb (J. Conquest), 2 Fair Rosamond Bst slb (C. Price), 5 Canute Bst 41b (W. Vciing), 6 Monologue fiat 4!b (W. Bell), 12 Sir Daniel Bst lib IE. Lowe), 11 Mount Victoiia 7et 13lb (M. McDonald). 10 Big Blast 7at 12Jb (A. Reed), and 9 Princese Moutoa 7st 7lb (J. O'Shea) aleo started. (Winner bred in Australia, and trained by T. Quinlivan, jun.) Red Book wae soon :n front, with Canute and Banian handy. After a furlong had been covered Mount Victoria raced to tho front, and led into the straight from Banian, Red Book, Monologue, and Sir Daniel (on the outside). Red Book eliot through at the distance, and won a good race by three-parte of a length, tho third horso a length and a half away. Monologue wns fourth. Time, lmin 28 2-5 th ccc. HOPETUL STAKES lIAMSICAP, of 350. sove; second 50 sove, and third 25 eovs from stake. For two-yeax-olds. Four furlongs. I. Harvey Patterson's b c Fabrikoff, by Menscliikoff—Fabia, 7at 9lb (R. Berry) 1 11. "Mr Highden's b f La Favourita, e&t 7lb (W. Bell) 2 0. Sir G*o. Clifford's b f Bold Stroke 7et (H. Young) 3 3 Rencontre Sat (W. Young), 9 Brocade 3st Blb (H. Gray), 6 Charmilla 83*, car. 6st ljlb (F. E. Jones), 10 Roumania 7st 91 b (W. O'Ha'loran), 4 Columbus 71b (C. Browne), 7 Queenlike 7st 7lb (J. O'Sbea), 8 Martian Princees 7et 7!b (R. Hunt), 14 Chak■wana 7et 4lb, car. 7st 51b (B. Dee!ey), 2 Intelligible 7st, car. 7et 4lb (J. Buchanan), 15 Ladylike 7st (E, Manson), 13 Goldstream 6st 71b, car. 7st 21b (J. Conquest), 12 Parlovna 6st 71b (A. Reed), and 16 Elevate fet 7lb (Roy Reed) also started. (Winner bred in Australia by Owner, and trained by G. Scobic.) Fabrikoff was soon in front, and ran to the homo turn with a good lead from La Favourita, Bold Stroke, Columbus, and Queenlike. Nothing had a chance with Mr Patterson's colt, who came on and won rather easily by a length and a half; half a length separating second and third. Queenlike wae fourth, • Charmilla fifth, and Chakwana sixth. Time, 48 3-sth see. SUMMER HANDICAP, of 500 eovs; second 70 eovs, and third 30 soys from stake. One mile. 1. K. V. Riddiford's br h Kflrain, by Kilcheran—Grand Rain, syrs, Set (H. Gray) 1 12. T. H. Lowry's b f The Hague. 3yrs, 6st 7lb (car. 6et 101b) .. (W. Bell) 3 9. P. Soamee's b g Ladoga, 4yrs, 7st 2lb (J. O'Shea) 3 10. "I. G. Duncan'e ca g Los Angelos, aged, Bat 2lb .. (J. Conquest) 0 5. E. J. Watt's br m Culprit, oyrs, Bst lib (L. Wilson) 0 6. W. Nidd's b f Peroneal, 4yrp, 7st 121b (W. O'Halloran) 0 2. Hon. J. D. Ormond's b g Haskayne, 4yrs, 7et 9lb .. .. (J. Buchanan) 0 7. W. E. Bklwili'e b i Imagination, 4yrs, 7st 51b .. .. (H. Lowe) 0 8. J. Harlc'e b g Makara, aged, 7st 51b (car. 7et G:b) .. (B. Deeley) 0 11. J. B. Reid's b g Salzburg, 3yrs, 7et 31b (K. Berry) 0 1. J. M. CwneTon's b h Seatondale, »ged, 7et lib .. .. (R. Hunt) 0 3 A. Alexander's b f Sonbird, 3yrs, Gst 121b .. .. .. (H. Young) 0 13 Wire Pewene'e br h St. Bees, 6yrs, 6st " 71b .. .. .. (G. Clarke) 0 fWinner bred by Eran C3iristie, and trainsd by J. W. Lowe.) Haskayne wa* first to mow, but Cttlprit coon had his measure, aad snowed tlio way to Haskayne, St. Bees, Peroneal, and Sunbird, with, Los Angelos tailed off. Culpiit •topped at U*e top of the etraight, cad Haskayne, Th* Hague, and Imagination w«re then moat prominent. Hasiayne thea dropped back, leaving The Hague in charge, bat juet inside the distance Kilrain, who was badJy placed goicg along the- bsci, came up on the out;:de. and catching Mr Lowrr'a fiily. won by a neck. Ladoga, who finished very fast, juet caught Imagination on the post, and secured third place. Time, lmin 41 I-ith SELLING PLATE, of 150 soys. Special weights. Apprentice ridors. Six furlongs:

2. J. and R. Furze's eh g Kilt?, by Ayr Laddie— Annerlic, aged. Sat tR. Hunt) 1 5. 11. Hodge'e eh m Borsil. Syrs, fet IG. Fraccis) 2 3. W. Smart's br c Aini;v, 4yr?, Sst \W. O'llaiioraTi) 3 4 Overrate Ssi (S. Weir), 1 Red Lup;n Sst (H. Young), and 6 Silverstreani Tst T'.b (N. Cress) also started. (Winner bred in Australia, and trained by D. Monashan.) Ki;ts, Borsil, and Rod Lupin cerried on the running to the straicht ectra?:c;. where Amity ran up to FUd Lupin. Kilt?, however/came on and won rather easily *>J three-quarters of a Amity «"».* **>> lengths away third. Then earn» Ked Lupiu. Overrate, and Silverstream. Time, laiin >5 l-sth Fee. The winner was bought in for S3 guineaa. KAITOKE HANDICAP, of 140 soys; second 30 60V?, and third 15 soys troa: stake. Five furlongs. 1. D. McLt-iin's b g Zeus, by Mart:t2— Stephanie, Syrs, Sst 311) (B. Dec'.ey) 1 6. F. Seiiwood's b g Play Off, Syr', 'it 111b :. .. .. (E. Lcwc) 2 10. J. It. Harfs b g Svcaborg, 4yra, Ts'* 51b (C. riwwne) 3 9 Bcrtrada Sit (W. Ec!l>, < AW.mtia J?dt lllb (J. Conquest). -2 Aleeto «>st Dlb IH. Gra?'. 3 Day Fly Sit lib v\V. Ryan). Submersion ?= t lib (11. Low<-,, 8 Here 7;t 12\'t>, ear. F^t lib (M. McDcuaid), 1-2 Sir Tst 51b ••'■ Browne!. It Sir Saracen Gst Tib, Sib allow. (Roy Kcpq), 5 Holywell 6st Tib, car. Cst ob (A. "Reed), and 13* Lady Daylcsford 6st Tib (W. Perciva!) also etarted. (Winner bred by J. F. Buchanan and trained 'by J. Sccats.) When the horses were sent on their journey, Zeus was the first to show cut, Sir Mouica and Alecto next. When heads were straightened for home, Zeus was still showing the way to Piay OS, Aratiatia, Alecto, and Sveabcrg. The first-named finished well, and wen by three-quarters of a length from Piay Oil, who was a length, in front of Sveaborg. Bcrtraria was fouith a nock away, then camo Submersion. Time, lmin 1 2-sth sec. CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of 400 boys; second 50 soys, and third 25 eova from stake. One mile and a quarter. 3. C. Horse's b g Uirk'ine, by BirJtcnhead —Afjony, Cyrj. Tst 12lb .. (H. Gray) 1 v. (i. 1). Greenwood's br g F.mperador, 4yra, sst 41b .. (T.. Young) - 2. H. Nec'3 eh h Sir Knox, avxs, Tst 121b (R. Berry) 3 •J. J. F. Buchanan's b g Ttmnhauser, syre, lib .. .. (V. E. Jones) 0 T. Mr b f Bronze, syrs, Bst 42b (W. Bell) 0 G J. Harle's b g Byron, Svrs, Tst Blb " (B. Dceley) 0 1. Irainer, 3yrs, Tst alb (C. iirowne) 0 3. IT. Whitney's br h Odessa, Cyrs. list 9lb (A. ]{eed) 0 (Winner bred by Hon. J. D. Ormond and trained by F. C. Porter.) A beautiful start was effected, but after poing fifty yards Immer was chopped out and dropped imck last, where she remained throughout. Byron took up the running going out 01 the "straiprht, but was soon passed by Eniperador and Tiinnhnuser. Byron then took third place, with Odessa, Bronze, Sir Knox, Birkline. :tnd Immer following in that order. Very little, change took place going along the back stretch, but nearing the six fur'.ongs pest Odessa ran into second place, and wiis followed by Tannbauser, Sir Knox, and iJyron. As they raced to the homo turn. Kinpcrador was still in charge from Tannhauser, on the inside, and Sir Knox on tho outer. The result looked to bo be- j tween the three, but Birklino, who had dropped back to nearly lust at ihe- half mile post, put in a. terrific run on the outside, and won by a lenith; a head separating second" and 'third. Odessa was fourth. Time, 2min 7 4-sth sec. CITY HANDICAP, of 300 roys; second 40 eovs, and third 20 eovs from stake. Six furlongs. 4 J. Monk's b m Gipsy BelJe. by Stepniak —Belle Clair. aged. S=t.2lb (B. Dceley) 1 2. J. IJ. Hart's eh g Chudic, 3yrß. 6st lllb (R. Berry) 2 G A. Alexander's m g Patronale, oyrs, Bst 51b .. .. (11. Gray) 3 3 Bon Kcve Bst lllb (L. Wilson), 9 Ermcngnrdo Bst 10lb (W. Bel!), G Gladiole Bst 41b (W. Younij), 1 Sir Bst lib (J. O'Shea), lf> Altcar Tst 9!b (A. Reed), 15 Blue Lake 7et Sib (C. Browne), 11 Sanguinary 7ft 7lb (R, Hunt), 5 Pnvlova 7s t 4lb (J. Buchnnan). 12 Lady Louisa 7et 41b (J. Conquest), 13 Peronilla 7st lib (W. CHalloran), 8 Suratura 7st (E. Mcnson), 14 Flower of the West 6st 71b (G. Clarke), and 10 Briar Patch Cat 71b (H. Young) also started. (Winner bred by J. F. Reid and trained by J. H. Proi?ser.) Sir Moselcy, on the inside, was first away, followed at a close interval 'by Chudic, SuratuTa, and Pavlova. Chudic ran p«et Sir Mofoley at tho half mi!e post, but the other positions were unaltered. At the straight entrance Chudic, Sir Moseley. avd Pavlova were almost in line, with Gipsy Belle, Patronalo, nnd Flow-er of tho West coraimr faat. The first-named forged ahead at the distance, *nd won by three-quarters of n length. * v tlnrd hor?e a neck away. Flower of tho West was fourth. Time, linin 13 4-sth sec.