SPORTING.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17471, 3 June 1922, Page 11

SPORTING.

u a lux'iriuu-. v.<.'ight for abstain, »i«l \l'u *<>" «'j EduaiH :-liuuM acquit Poanui lOtt, ><» .JfctlJH,. ;,..d , of ilm*- weighted Kit-r. A likely trio inay teration. and I'oai.uv | Handicap IH'U will by Jiu this race, too, tUind ivc to bo r.'speci/ed, and is a useful euttomer over eed binco early in March, be overlooked, and Stamjmum may prvvo the best ( r the remaining- even l * verv large, and the pubhome rare puzzles to untlmt appear well placed Golden Bubble, Queen w Abbev, Master Boris, To lidHwUe Crag. iftab Maori Racing Club's win-, tt&g which, opens to-day rs Iook«h little mor« than a suburban i W Wellington racegoers, and ii* leather, a «ood attendance of Mafctw from tho capital is aslio acceptances right through ttaakA* good, and good liandink »> well represented. Horses form aro 'lame I* ox, bk, Dissertation, Prince Hal, Caphj,&&*vry, Ngakanw, All Cense, fiMt, have kept up well for tho fine of the Duuedin Jockey Club s r jDoetmg to-day. Master Hainilm only to steer clear of trouble * Dusedin Steeplechase to bo E« tttbo finish, wife it is difficult' RnjTnit the trio •*#><> head of tho Übb» HtepbclMse. Songbird w.ll bo MT fl*W<# Ji<«* well within his Env* ife Jag Georgo Handicap, ■K* »*hrty colt may carry bis ■h aritb distinction. Koseday Bsb Bh|Kß down in the weights those allotted in the HEIVentB. Likely ones engagevents are Falstaif, WmL Fraacaiso, Bella Lake, and

broken down in Duuedin, Alteration have been HS»track watchers ;it Ellerslie, |BfM>f the morning over the ■HnKwin the Great Northern HEBponner will be ridden by informed the AuckHHHI that Omahu will carry HHHE» Groat Northern HurW/gUmwi& bo started in the with on. undeniable HH§'* WINTER MEETING nxEcniii.) have been 10-

d ?y,?* the Dunedin Winter i'l,7r "ti y oe held ,n t"t fmc wea-! V, "\'i, T'"- ? , trac ' : " muc h as it w O3 "- the preceding days-Uut is, „odden but ~ ; o more ram falls it rill be a little. Man on Thursday. General Petain H.mfil tV" 111 ; 0 *' 1 faVourit e tor the Greenfield H. rdi« Handicap, and if hk opponents do in. juinn better than on Thursday he will ".-'»• 1-alataft and Londonderry look to bo >;.:•= most dangerous opponents." Songbird is •-, V t °i' n \ C ;ii°r , th T ! K , in " Ueor t' e Handicap, u ,r' th T aro hnr) S backed. P a wercwero a-.n. Hul.ow Log are expected. to run well n, ;he s eep.ccbaseH. v.-lnle Radial should do v.-e.l-jii tne larcwcll Handicap. AUCKLAND E.C/S WINTER MEETING. •iii<- of the field in the Jer.'o : 3 Jl:i!.;.icbu. lo be decided at Ellerslie to-d a v, '.'"", nci '.'"' Sl , l!i ' Lfc<l a division. The ■ rcsuective ni-.'.U will lhei>e[ore bo made up as fol'.o-vs ■ first DivUion. Second Dividon'. ~. „ . £l !b t,t lb Jo.iv Pnnci'id <J t; Billiolia y Gold Bud .. !1 5 Doric. ' tl 4 (UM Sine .. 0 ;i Glen C«irn .'.' n 0 T<- K'iri B 13 Birkene'.la .. 8 1:! Ripplii:,- .. Sl2 Marble C'r H ? .. 810 KmeralJ II ill « 1(1 Arizona Maid ti 10 Wynne a i) Polini ..SO liady Polly ..SO Golden Glass Sfi Kuphoria .. 8 8 BJissfulness .. 8 7 Tireless .. 8 0 Gold Jacket .. S " To Akitai .. 8 :\ Cnriorm ..3 2 Ilaligan .. 8 '2 Salvalcss .. a Q Maiicrawhero .. S '2 Utakura .. 8 0 Klec'tiou .. 8 I) Pengv.-e:i ..8 0 King Neva, .. 8 0 IVAmour .. fi o Kcoromic .. 8 0 Hanhaven .. 8 (1 Hosullut • • 8 0 Semper Idem 8 0 I.hclv Kidicuic' S 0 Quinlillian ..8 0 Princess Kell ..HO Ijady Varco ..8 0 Merry Tim ...SO Malatour -...8 0 Spirit Jjevel ... 8 0 lunesa . .. H 0 Valley Queen .. 3 0 Kdieform ..8 0 Lady Merriwee" 8 0 Uncle Jack ..8 0

(l-HESS ASSOCIATION IELKUKAM.) AUCKLAND, Juue 2. Guianforni was withdrawn- from tho Great Northern Hurdles at 11.10 a.m. to-day. \ ELLEESLIE TRAINING NOTES. (I'ltliSS ASSOCIATION TELEtiRAiI.) AUCKLAND, Jnne 2. , Tho weather was • cold- and. wintiy at. Ellerslie this morning. The bulk of the horses. wus restricted to steady pacing on the eand, which was the only track available. Before breakfast, Cold Steel ran tour furlongs in 50s. Strategy and L'Amour w e nt five furlongs in lm ss, and To Kuri four furlongs, the last three in 395. Gladful and Birkonella covered seven furlongs. Bagdad and' Goldplane- covered seven furlongs in lm 335. Missgold went four furin 50s, and Gold Star beat Passrn Through over five in lin.l 3-5 a,. tho latter a. time being lm 7 l-ss. '■ ■ ran tour furlongs .in 525. Simonides and A r oluble were tried at the brush hurdles. Both stopped at the second jump, tho latter repeatedly refusing. Tho former got over on his second attempt. Royal Abbey jumped eight of the brush hurdles in good style. King' Abbey got over »ur, fencing quickly. No Surrender was very 6ore after working' yesterday. .

CANTERBURY PARK T.C.'S WINTER MEETING.

The Canterbury Park Trotting Club will conclude its Winter fixture to-day, and with • the good acceptances there shottid be soma interesting racing. The piincipa-1 race, thfo Kinj George Handicap, has drawn, u, field of Eoven high-class handicap ,horses. In "Tris Pointer und Sherwood, F. Holmes holds a strong hand in tho settlement of affairs, but even so Vice Admiral, who finished second to Emperor, iu the Paparua. Handicap on the openiiuj day, reads well. There will he a special tram service during the day. The first race will start at 11.20 a.m. The following is tie programme:— 11.20 a.m.—SECOND AMATEUR HANDICAP (in saddle), of ICS soys. For imhoppled trotters, llm. Cousin Jenny .. scr Falßie Phyllis ..'ss' Gay Child .. la Sensible Peter .. 5s Galindo Brook .. Is Gentle Kibbon .. 5s Brachycombe .. 2s Kouseabout .. 5s Housemaid .. 2s Sam Huon .. 6s Kuby Liucoln .. 4s Wai-iti ..as Miss Wood .. 4s Reparation ..' 5s Gold Digger .. 5s Ked Oak .. 5s Peter's Pet .. ss. My Boy .. 5s Peter Huoa .. 5s Peter Morn .. 5s Yicanda, .. 5a Welcome lUvensworth .. 5s Whispers .. 63. 12.5 p.m.—PENINSULA' HANDICAP (in harness), of 250 60\s. 3.30 class. l£ra. Rorke's Drift '..' Is Balling .. 4s• Pleasant iMount • Is Talaire . ..on Colcnut • ... Is Lincoln Huqn .. tf Thixendalo ' .. 2s Silver Locanda .. ■ss Irvar •• 2s Elite. .. Gs Ciummie - - 3a Colchester .. G3 Lady Swithin .. 4s Proud Logan .. Cs Petor King .. 43 Tauhiriu .. 61 Brown's Nugget 4s Royal Chanco .. Gs 12.5 D p.m.-KING GEORGE HANDICAP (in harness), of 80O' sovs. 4.33 class 2m. Man o' War (J. Bryc?) "■•• •• sor Trix Pointer (F.. Holmes) .. ..3a Sherwood (F. Hohnes, junr.) .. ..3s Tatsy Dillon (J. McLenuan) .. ..3s Locanda Dillon (O. K. Hooper) .. .. Ea Agathos (A. Butterfield) ' •• •• Vice Admiral (J. N. Clarke) .. - ..5a 135 p.m.-LYTTELTOiv HANDICAP (in saddle), of 250 sova. 4.47 class. 2m. Koraki .. Os "Coldwater ..3ls Prince Lyons .. 6s Effie Bingen ..12s OaUmit •.. 7s Albert Wallace .. 13s Grand Denver .. es Dillon Eddy ..33s Daiidv Chimes .. 9s Dilionshino .. 14s Bill Brown .. 9s-Peter Jackson .. 14a Prince Burlington 10i

"20 p.m.-AVIATION HANDICAP (iu harness), of 3&& sovs. 4.43 class. For unhoppled trotters. 2m. Whisht .. act Kola. Boy ..- Ss Master Hal .. 3a The Plumber .. 9s Marietta •■ 3s Merry Buigen .. lis Homekigh Dick 3s Pieter Marvin Junr. .. 5s Timmerman .. 12s Jack McKiimey 53 Rostrevor ..13s Harold Child .. 5s Lady Patricia .. 13s Gay Wilkes ..7s 3 5 p.m.-STEWARDS' HANDICAP (in harness), of 400 sovs. 2.48 class, lim. _ Paul Dur'ault ... Is Hayseed -.as M*tchligkt .. 18 Ben Lomond .. as Drv-T •• Ss Lord iytton .. 03 EmnWor •• 3s Rorke's Drift .. Ss Locanda Dillon- 3s Logan Queen .. 5i Incka •■ <■ glen Mans .. » ct.. rv,,M-n 4s Pitaroa -• 6s l%£? :!4s William the First 5s 3 50 p.m.-RAILWAY HANDICAP (in, haiSee.)," of 266 sovs. 2.20 class. In. Rallin •• 3s Blganust .. 6s PetTr *"iwr ..' 3s Bonny Logan .. 6s Pointer •• *» Co^ 1 "" - 68 Iladeve - «•■ Lady.Wildwood .. 6s Petrova • • 03 I*o t>m-ATJ REVPIR HANDICAP (in Taam of 350 sovs. .2.2* class, lm. Hill bJK. • * Beta's Greeting Cs Bat -Brown Jxiah £ye3 ?g Gleaboy •• V(IE Director ..7s ll !s?* rUme6 'I 4s Locanda Junr. ... 7. S a Pl«i« <». Wftipero .. 7a f,T\ ' fo Diß6r»Hr.e .. 7s Molachv •• - g Fireman. .. 7 s ?t - «, "' £ Ivy Irvington .. 7s AnnieV Dream .- M , f Final Leave •• **

GERALDINE RACING CLUB. The animal meeting i,f the Geraldino Racing Club was largely attended, Mr A. G. Macdonald presiding. The report made referer.ee to th«i success "of the last Spring Meeting, and to improvements mado to course, etc. The year's working showed a credit balance of £7OO, although the stakc3 were increased by £2OO, and the cadh assets of the club now, stand at £1772. The report and bal-ance-eheet were adopted, a number of new members were elected, and officers were elected aa follows: Patron, Mr B. R. Macdonald; president, Mr A. G. Macdonald; vic<-pre3i-Leonard, T. Blanchard. G. Worrier, A. South, committee, Meesrs D. Macdonald, W. Quiri:. J. Macdonald, B. R. Macdonald, C. Stock, J. Leonard, T. Blanchard, G. Werner, A. Soutn, and W. T. Turner; auditor, Mr J. E. Stewart. A hearty vote of thanks was accorded the retiring officera.

STUD DISPERSAL SALE. '.SPECIAL TO "rtlE I'REhS.'") J DUXEDIX, June '2. I Mr liruco Christie's thoroughbred ftuU I was disDOScd of at the Otugo Farmers - Copercentage o: buyers was EUa'i The borseJ Ltd. The attendance was large, but the per centage o; buyers was small. The horses were turned out in fairly good condition, aM were at pricea much below thsir va:ue. ; Results:Ch c p-T iiv Sunisv Lak=--Gracd Ilaia J-Campbel! " .. ... •• lio C"-i - Ivr by Kilrain—Be.la oi New York-R. Kidale .. ••„.,;■ i 3 Be. Ivr. bv Ki-rain—Bon MaJa—J. 'Kirliardscu ■• ■■ •• €d B « by Kilraiii —Russian Maid— xi. Binnett •■ •• '•• •; 2 ' 3 B hi by Surto—Mav Ualrymplo, served bv Kilrain-A. J- Thompson .. 20 B in' Fir-tte, b.- Firearm Acniilft— K'ir Ch i:f lk:e'oi New York, bv All Red-ll-liaiiibt'S, eerved by Kiira.m—Aain TOS - ■• •" .W t, V ' l3 Br m Sportin.; Lady, by All Led--Mcrry-Go-Round, seived by Gay Lad Ch in Grai'icf Raiu. by Gipay tirand— Anderto'n ■ ■ '.. •■ ~ •; Ch i,i Bon Pb.i". by Bo.u;or:n Grand Rain terved bv.Ki-ravn-J. VV. Blair -IBr m Brilliant Plume.';, by Stc-piiia.;--Royal I'lumvi, served by K-l.:a.n-A. B iu "Bjii Ibii:, bv B=i:,ioim_&ra:.d Rain, served by Guy Lad-Jos. M-osc!*y • ■ • • ~ " ti • " R ,n Uo'it P"lre bv f srearm —hhuio B B m Rhine Cold, by Ciyy GrandTiuirida, served by KiU-ani-W. K. Cameron ■ ■ • • ,'' . . '' Br in Russian Maid, by Slcpn.a.c--Waimale Maid, asrved by Ki.m.iiKuiii Bros. .. •• -.- :: Bay filly ioal. bv Kiliani-Russiau Maid Blk T/rS;,! Delight, hy Koyil! F^ iU " .. -Th- Brat, served by Ivi.ram-L , ' Lurcomte •■ •■ ~ .'' B'k colt foal, bv KUrain-Rcyal Lei-gut -Kai". Bros. •■.. •• . ;•. jU B m Bon Maid, by Bon.wrm-Waimaie Maid, served by Kurain—J. Bay foßJoal, by Kilrain-Bon Maid-J. Br m Merry-Colßound, by Gipsy Craud -Whirlpool-J. L. Tay.or .. .. lb Bav colt foal, by Kilrain-Merry-Go-'Rouno-J. L. Taylor .. . ■• ia Br in The B.ut, by Stepniak-Menet t e -J. L. Taylor ... •• •• i 4 Bay filly foul, by Kilrani-The BratJ. R. Peterson .. •• •• io Ch f Syrs by Markhope—Bonnie Plume —F. W. McGill .. -.-■ ••• iJ Br-f 3yrs by -Kilvain—Brilliant Plumes . —Wilson" ..• •■ ' •••'■•■ 18 Br' (? iyra, by Markhope— Grandlorm—■W. Allen • !* Br h Kilrain. aged, by Kilclioraa (imp.) —Grand Rain—Passed .. ..100