The TRUF

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 7, 3 October 1907, Page 9

The TRUF

■ A.J.C. DERBY. i [BY - TELEGRAPH.' — I'KESS ASSOCIATION.] (Received October 3, 0.55 a.m.) ■' . Sydney, October 2. It is stated that T. Clayton will have, the mount on Maranui in the 1 A.J.C. Derby. RAND'tVICK TRAINING NOTES. By Jclcerapli—Association—Copyright. . Sydnet, October 2. At Randwick, Lady Florence cut out the mile in lmin. -iljsec., running right % from .Count Witto in tho last two V - firlongs. Tho inare ran the last six , \ /urlongs'iu lmin. 17sec.—a particularly "•' good 'go. Mooltan skipped, over nine furlongs in lmin. 57sec., doing the last mile in lmin. 43isec. • Maranui heat Bluo Book by a length and ■ Guarantee by eight lengths over'a-mile and u quarter, the gallop baing done in ,2nun. ISscc., but Camera went , faster and negotiated a ihile and a furlong in lmin. 57sec., rattling off the last mile ia lmin. 43jsec. . HAWKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB'S- , MEETING. . • Napiee, October 2. Tho Hawke's Bay Jockey Club had . fino weatlicr to-day for tho opening day of their Spring 1 Meeting. A strong wind, however, was blowing to tho lunch hour when it died down'. There was a large attendance. 1 |The_■ course was in good order, though a trifle soft. The fields were up to the average, and tho racing' was good. The favourites were successful in a majority of the ovonts. ; Elevation, tho New Zealand'. Ctip favourite, put up an attractive performance , in tho King Edward Handicap which he won easily. Gravitation, a half-brother to Elevation, won tha Hastings Stakes, for.'two-year-olds. Tho sum of HOS7-18 was invested on the totalisator, an increase of •£2f>3 on last Tear's figures. .Tho' starting *was excellent. Tho following are tho results:— TOMOANA HACK HURDLES of 100. sovs. One and three-quarter miles. 203—Mr. P. Johnson's c.h.g. To Wira, syrs, by Goid Reef Wira, list. 21b. (Young) 1 161—Mr. J. G.i Clark's Kaipctipcti, list. 91b. , (He.ll) •••••• 2 VS-Mr. W. S. Petit's Poplar,. 9st.. 71b. (Hercock) .2 •\lso started: 30 Pantaloon, 9st.. 91b.; Mauri, 9st. 01b.; 3G To Rahui, Sst. ; 81b. j % Iceland, itet. 71b. j 31 Airiki, Ost. Iceland "led for a niile' and a ciuarter when-Wira took command and won bv* a length from/Kitipetipeti who finished' well:' Time,' 3miii. 23sec.; dividends, £2 4s. and' JSI ss. 1 ' ' MAIBEN ITA-CK RACE of 100 sovs. Seven furlongs: ■ •• • • 483—Hon. Jl D. Onnond'sb.;;. Daun, Syrs., by Birkonhead Eos, 7st. -lib.- (A. Wilson) 1 874—Mr. M. Moore's Sir Frisco, 7st. 7lb. (W. Price) 2 42—Mr! ,G. P-' : Gold . Thread,'7st. 21b.. (A. 'Riu;) 3 Also ran2o4' Commander, 7st. 13!b.; ■ Wai Arika,' :7sfc" 131b: 'Br,acketed); 10 Swmyarn,"'7st. ,111b.; 25 pumoana. 7st. 711,.; 35 Ahei. - 7st -71b.; -39 ' Lam'sdorlT, ■7st. 4.1b.; 15'San : Stream, 7st. fib;; 131 Clochette, 7st.- 21b.; 10 Prize- Bloom, 7st. 21b.. ; .v ■:> -.-.v p • The start was a poor ones Dawn and Sir Frisco • getting-the best of it. and this pair maintained the lead all the way; Dawn.'.winning.-':under tlie.whip by a neck. . Ti-mo, lmii:., :29 3-ssec.; dividends, ;S1: lGs. and 13s. . KING', EDWARD'HANDICAP :of 200 sovs. ' One mile 'and a furlong. . 549—Mr. W. ' EJ " :! Bi(lweH's : c.h.c. . Elevation,' 3yrs., : by 'San'Francisco^Steßfiild,7st. ■' 121b; (A. - • Reid ~ ..;'..'.'....'.'......-....v..: . ................. 117—3fr. T. H. Lowrv's Downfall, ... 7st. 71b.-.(A..Wilson)- • 2 194—Mr. G... Hunter's; Mystification,'.. . ' 7st. -121b.. (D. Price)'.... ,3 38 Grand •Slam, Sst,i9lb.; 83 El!ertx>n, 21b.; 64..Nenuku,', 7st.' Sib.; .124..Whakawehi.' 7st„ 31b.; 99 lady.] .Warwick,.,Gst. 91b.:.233 Mecca, Gst. 81b.' 33Ii.vatiou ; was in front, practically all the\wav-and won rather easily by' a lansth. Tiine.'Jmin. 57 2-ssec.; dividends, £1 lGs. and - £2' 10s.' ' "' - ' PAKOWHAI , HURDLES OF 115 sovs. Two miles., . ~ 40S—Mi'.'. J.,Wesley's b.m. Asteroid, aged, by Apremont—Planet, lOst. 41b; (A. M'Common)-..: 1 KG—Mr: J. Mnnn's Gold Dust, lOst. ,21b. (J. O'Conncll): ..: 2 4G—Mr. J. 8.. Hollo's Aroha, 9st. (Whitehotise) ; v. ; v 3 Also-ran: : 145-Cresuot,. list. -Hb.; 91 Pushfnl,-- list.; G3 Faro, lOst. .Sib,: 50 \ Lavinia, 9st.-81b.; 37>Madador, ,9st. 41b. ; 41 Ran'gitoto, 9st. : '. !' Gold Dust,.led for half, a mile when--Rarigitoto/,took .charge for about a mile, then giving place to Asteroid, who was not, afterwards'headed, winning : b.v threo 1 loiigths ; from Gold Dust, who camo again with' o' gootl run in' the straight. Time, 3min. 5!) 2-ssec; dividends, £1 13s.','uid ,£1- 15k. HASTINGSTSTAICES of 250 sovs'. Four ■ furlongs. . ' ' ' ' - ■ 198—Mr- W: E. Bidwell's b.c. Gravitation.- bv Birk»nhead—Step- • feldt, Rst:-Sib. (S. Reid) 1 33—,-Mr. tt. P. Donnelly's Kaituku, Bst. (F. Rae) :... 2 74 —Jtr. G. .F. Moore's Guiding : Step. Est. 51b.: Id. Pri.cn) 3 Also started : 27 TCopn, Sst. 51b.; Diai mond Star, Sst. ' 51K; Mandola. Sat. (Bracketed); Clian f ens"... Bst.; 74 Ladv Lucjr,\Bßti' 11 ''Stoadv! Sjst.: 13 . Castiglbne, Bst.; 323 Aborigine, Sst.; li Yoetang, Sst. • Kautulai a"d Gravitation were" first,'away. aDd_ the former led into the straight, where Gravitation passed her »"d won by a':l«n"th. .comfctbably. Time. 50 l-ssec.; dividends, M lis. and 9s. 3d.. •WEr.TER HANDICAP of 100 sovs. Onco round,. .' 1 76—Mr. A,' J. Ellinntham's, Kk.g. Hinnrofioa. fivrs., bv St. Hippo —Girofla, 9rC:2IK fl?. E. Jones) 1 B!)—Mr. IT. H. y Plku'.v'/.ii's .Arc 'T.i-rht.Jst.,9lb. (A. Oliver* - 2 21?--""" T . TTi-q's Lynn, Rit. 8!b. (P. D. Jones) 3 Also rail: 327 Pari'.utu, lOst. 71b.; 182 Polyanthus, Sst. Gib.; 4$ Barca, Bst. lllb.''Bs White Lie, Bst. 81b.; G8 The Rand, Bst. 81b.; 32 Oasii, Sst. 21b.; 24 Dan Lono, Bst.; 33 Reservoir, Sst.; 77 S&s Cruz, Bst.; 18 Ookbourne, Sst.; 5 First Foot. Sst. Arc Light led for five furlongs, closely followed by Hipporofla and Polyanthus. Two furlongs from home Hiouorofla took command, and won easily by -three lengths. The favourite, Paritutu, was never prominent. Time, lmin.-51 leasees..; Dividends, J!10 4s and £3'l3s. .WAIPATU HACK HANDICAP of 10S .sows. Sk furlongs. 20flT-Slr. T. H. Lowry's b.g. Bobriko£f, 3yrs., by Finland Gossip, - 1 ■ ■■7bt. 121b. (A. QUiwr) 1 58—Hon. J. D. Ormond's North Head, 7st. sft. (L. Wilson) 2 11—Mr. G. P. Donnelly's Chryso- - phrase, 7st. 3lb. (A. Eae). • 3 A2so 9st.; 35 Comedian, 7st. filb:; 8-v-Loi'ret, 7st. lllb.; 5S Farvlla, 7st. Mb.; fit Gaiety 7St. 81b.; 7st. 71b.; 5 Rose* Lethe, 7st. 71b.; 25 P-y-tchles, 7st. Bib.; 55 San Fernando, fet. 51b. (bracketesl with Jy-tchley); 55 Golflficld, 7sfc.; 12 Napier, EajMika Tst.; 9 Snowball fist. 91b. Babrikoff led all the way and won by»/length. Time, lmin. It! 2-ssec. D'iviienis, £i 18s. and v£2.4s. FEYING ItANDICAP OF 100 sovs.- Six gmtengs. E. J. Watt's b.r.g. Muskcrry, 3yrs., by-Merrywee Marsqueterie, Gst. 161b. (D. Kemp)... 1 470 —Hon.—J. D. Ormond's Oxton, 7st. 131b. (P. D. Jones) ~... 2 83—Mr. G. P. Donnelly's Pearl Reef, 7st.. 51b.' (A. Rae) ;• 3 Gate,'Bst. lib. (coupled with Muskerry); A4so ran: 31' King Billy, 9st.; Golden 231 l,ofitus, Bst. 31b.; 39 Douche, 7st. 81b.; 57 Chicane, 7st. 31b.; 37 Millenial, 7st. Jib. Muskerry led from start to finish, and iron -by four, lengths from Oxton, who was slow in moving off, but who came m the straight. Time, lmin.' 15 1-5 sees. > Dividends, J!3 Bs. and lis. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY The following acceptances have been received for the second day of the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's Spring MeetiHg

To Mahanga Hurdles of 110 sots., 13 miles.—Asteroid', list. Gib.; Pushful, lOst. 131b.;'St. Albert, lOst. lib.; Faro, rlOst.; Arohn, Ost.

Juvcnilo Handicap of 100 ,sovs., 4 furlongs.—Kaitukn, Bst. 21b.; Guiding Stop, S3t. 21b.; Kopu, 7st. 111b.; Aborigine, 7st. 101b.; Mandola, 7st. 71b.; Maiono, 7st. 71b.; Oirton, 7st. 71b.; Mo Trumps, 7st. 71b.; Berengnria, 7st. 71b.; Cli 7st.; Steady, 7st.

taring Handicap of 125 sovs., U mile's. —Master Delaval, Ost.; Zimmerman, Bst. 101b.; Paritutu, Bst. 81b.; Armistice, Bst. 51b.; Grand Slam, Bst. 21b.; Mystification, 7st. 121b.; Gazeley, 7st. Gib.; Uonuku, 7st. 121b.: Whakawehi, Ost. 131b.; Mecca, Ost. 71b.; Ban Leco, Ost. ■71b.

Flaxniore Hack of 100 sovs., G furlongs.—Brl King, Est. 121b.; Maiden of iAstolat, Bst. 101b.; Bobrikoff, Sst. 101b.; White Lie, Bst. 21b.; Loiret, 7st. 81b.; North Head, 7st. 81b.; Sarilla, 7st. 81b.; Rose Lethe, 7st. 51b.;'Flower Girl, 7st. .411).; Py tell ley, 7st - . 31b.; Ahei, 7st.; Pu'r.lbana, 7st.; Commander, 6st. 91b.; Piizo Bloom, Ost.- 81b. ■ Pinal Handicap of 100 sovs., G furlongs.—King Billy, 9st.; Hippoi-ofla, Sst. 41b.; Golden Gate. Bst. 21b.; Muskorry, Sst.; Polyanthus, Bst. Wallasy, 7st. 71b.; Millennial, 7st.; Chicane, 6st. 131b.; Linklcss, fist. lllb.

Martgapana Hack Hurdles of 109 sovs., li ' hile-.-Te "Uira, 12st. lib.; Golden Comb, list.; Te If-ainui, lOst. 31b.; Poplar, Ost. lllb.; Terahui, Sst. 91b.;Ta-ura, 9st. 31b.; Spunyarn, Sst.; Napier Hapuku, 9st.; Narrow Escape, 9sfc. Ngatarawa Hack of 100 sovs., once round;— San Cruz, Ost.; Reservoir, Sst. 81b.; Cornelian, Bst.; Ookbourne, 7st. lllb.; First Foot,, 7st. 91b.; Hippolytus, 7st. 91b; Scenery, 7st. Sib; Gaiety, 7st. 91b.; Clochette, 7st. 81b.; Crackpot, 7st. 71b.; Snowstall, Gst. 101b. Hawke's Bay Guineas; 1 mHe:—Sir Frisco, Sst. 101b.; AH Red, Bst. 101b.; Gold Grest, Bst. 101b.; Gold Beater, Bst. 101b.; Elevation, Sst. 101b.; Downfall, Sst. 101b.; The Rami, Sst. 101b.; BobriIcolT, Sat. ■ 51b.; Gold'fhread, Bst. 51b.; Oxton, Sst. 51b.; Dawn, Sst. 51b. PAHIATUA JOCKEY CLUB. (From Our Own. Correspondent.) Paiiiatua, October 2. The annual meeting of the Pahiatua Jockey Club was held at.the Commercial Hotel last night. Recommendations from the Programme Committee were adopted, l tho stakes being increased to ,£llOO, and tho following alterations being made on last year's, programme ': —In the Trial Hack Pktci first day, tho distance was altered .from six to seven furlongs. In the Racing Club Handicap, second day, the' stakes were raised to ,£95 for the first horse, .£ls for the second, and <£5 for the third. Tho ■ acceptance ..feo was also reduced to 30s. Tho Grand Stand Welter Handicap distance was altered to one mile,, -and. the stakes made ,£SO for the first :"iorse. JJ7 for the second, and «£S btn ■ the'third. The acceptance fee was also: jreduced to 30s.' Nominations for all: ievents closd-on'January.6. The weights will be declared on January 13. Tho acceptances for tho first day close of January 17. Messrs. Nfcylor and, Spriggens's tender to run the totalisator was accepted, i ■