THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 62, 6 December 1907, Page 8

THE TURF.

WOODVILLE JOCKEY CLUB'S ■ SUMMER MEETING. , ;vv SECOND DAY. " [ (BT TELEGRAPH—SPKCUIi- COnitESrONUENT.) '■ I PalmerstenNorth, December 5. 1 Beautiful summer weather again. prevailed 1 for the second day of'the'.Wobdvillc Jockey ■ Club's summer meeting, and, tho:attendance ' was again very, largo! Totalisator speciila--1 tion was brisk, and during tho after-' 1 noon the sum of £10,435 was invested, bring--1 ing tho total for the mooting up to £20,732, • an ■ increase of £4637 on last year's figures. Tho fields throughout the day wore good,. \ and the racing interesting! ■The ; totalisator " arrangements worked. satisfactorily, and the ' public now seem to thoroughly understand • the system of early closing. The fields were 1 serif out early on every occasion, and Mr. Keith, .the starter, despatched- thorn with • very little delay. A. Oliver; , 'rider of -Tangi-moana-in the Summer .Handicap, was dis- '. qualified during the.-pleasure of the stewards ■ for alleged boring of Moloch.: The affair was not serious and did not affect the result, of the race. The secretarial staff, under Mr. : E. J. , Gothard, got through their work in • a creditable manner. The following are the 1 results:— - - .:. '~ ; STEWARDS' HACK HANDICAP. Six- • furlongs.'. '■"•■.••• : \ Mr. D.Buick's br. h. Rarigipapa, by Pa- v pakura—Elusion, 7st. db. ... (Lewis) 1 '■ Mr. F. Armstrong's Prise Bloom, 7st. I 71b ..'.,....: (G. Price) 2 ■ Mr. J. Evans's Fishermaid, .Bsfc. ■ 21b. '. .. ;'(W,. Price) 3 Also ran : Lomaria, Bst. 51b;'j The Squatter, I Bst. 41b.; Miss Vera,. 7st; 91b.1; Flower Girl, 7st. 91b.; San Jose, 7st.. 21b.; Robin Link; ; 6st. 91b._; Alpigenoj 6st. 71b.';.;;■.;.., - • ■. Lomaria led for two furlphgs, with the rest of tho field bunched.. ; 'At the home> turn Prize Bloom was leading, biit Rarigipapa [ challenged and won, all out, by. a length and I a half. Fishormaid was a good third. Time, I lmin. 15 4-sscc. • •-."'"■ ■ • ' ■ , SECOND HANDICAP... HUDDLES. One i . milo and. a'^half. Mr. J. Slattcry's ch.'.'g.;Tttitrd, by Chain Shot—Georgia, 10st. 131K ...(J. Hall) 1 ; Mr. C. Smith's Dulcinea; lOst.-. 4lb. > '■■••'.-• (B; Oliver) 2 i Mr. C. Nicliol's Papatawa, 9st. (C. Price) '3 : Also ran: To Uira, list-'2IV;. Te Kainui, i lOst. 131b.; St. Amelia, 10st. 21b:; Liberator, ,' lOst. 21b.; Pardon, 9st. 3,lb.;.Golden Days, !)st.; Miisscn, 9st. ,;■'.'/ " .''...' '\ Papatawa was first.-out.;.and led past , .the I stand from Liberator/ At':.t)\b back of tho . course Taura ran into sedon'd,'place. Papa-; . tawa led into the straight, biit Was caught , by Taura just before ■tlie''Mfist : 'hiu-dlo, and i the Chain Shot two lengths . from Dulcinea, who canie'. very, fast'.'in the ; straight. Time* .2min.. ... '; , RUAHINE HACK WELTERS Seven furi ■.'■', longs.. ;. . l ■'■-.. , Mr. Aliskirk's b. g., Kilig' ' Post, by: "' : Seatori Delaval-St. Edith, Bst. 111b. ■ ■■ -V..'. (S. Reid) 1 i Mr. W. Sklener.'s Rangihaqta, ■', 9st. s > (W.,,H. M'Kay) 2 I Mr. T. O'Neill's Daisy Paul,' 9st. 91b. i . : ~.' ■•." ~(G. Price) 3 t .Also ran: Lady Disdain, 9st'.; 121b.; Push- = fill, 9st. 31b.; Oakburne, ,Bst. 121b..; Speciosa,' 1 Bst. 111b.; Loiret, Bst.9lb.'; Sir' Benson, Bst, i Olb. ;■ Defeat, 3st. olb.; Oraclcpofc, Bst.' 41bV; i Concussion, Bst.; Pririce.'Has'saii, Bst. I From a good start Daisy .Paul, .Prince Hassan, .and Speciq'sa-tooky,the lead. The . leaders kept.in front till.the straight, where , [ Daisy Paul drew out, biit Was soon headed 1 by King Post and Raiigihaeta, the former > winning easily by a couple of lengths. Time, L lmin. 31 l-ssec. ; ■ ' SUMMER HANDICAP, 7 One mile and a 1 : ' ' ■ distance. . ■ ' Mr. G. Cork's b. g. Moloch, by Mauser— '■ Listener, 7st. 31b. (R. Hatch). 1 : Mr. R. Buick's b. m. Tangimoana ' by. " San Fran—Waingongoro, Bst. 81b. '■; ' ' ■• , (A. Oliver) 2 ;■ .Mr. D. M'Corkindale's eh. g. Sandix, by ' ; ' San Fran—Miniature, Yst. 71b.' ' - (E. Lowe) ■ 3 [ Also ran:, Moral, 9st. 91b.; Montigo, Rs't. 1 81b.; Uomiku, 7st. 131b.; Polyanthus, 7st ' 121b.; Glomillin, 7st. 131b.; Nova, 7st. 81b.; ' Arclight, 7st. 31b.; Oasis, 6st. 101b.; White ' Lie,' 6st. ,71b. (carried , 6st. 121b.). [ The field got away in a line, and passing ' tho stand tho order.-was-Arclight, Moloch, Polyanthus, and Tangimpana, with Oasis last. At two furlongs, Glenullin moved up, and Moloch dropped back. •"» Going down tho back,. Arclight still led. from Polyanthus, Glontillin, and' Tangimpaiia. (; Going round . the bottom, Moral moved up, but, entering the straight, Tangimoana. had taken tho lead, and Moral was done with. Moloch and Sandix challenged, and inv-'thjb finish Moloch won by a length from > Tangimoana, with Sandix, a similar distance away, third. Time, lmin;. 56 1-osec. -~-• .;"•,.'.". • TELEGRAPH HACK HANDICAP: : .Five furlongs. ... . ' . -.■•■■' Hon. J. Carroll's b. g.Wharekiifa, by ■•' " Eton—lrena,, 7st. Tib:.* ..i : <R. Hatcli) :: 1 i •Mγ. .J. M'Ara's 41b.' ; ■, .. . '';:■'■;. Y(Laijgstone) ■ 2 t Mr. W. Davies's Yosami,:.7sfci.;'(H. Price) 3 Also ran: Ikon, Bst. 61b.;'Cheddite, Bst.; Greenleaf, 7st.. 121b.;. Ob'livibn. 7st. 101b.; ' AVonderbohm, 7st.- 101b.';''Royal; Maid, 7st. \ 91b.; Chrysophrase, 7st. ;'• Pytehloy,-'-7st. . 71b.; Lady Stockwell, 7st..i3lb. ;,Hinerangi, ; 6st. 7ib. , r i..:, :. ■• ■ ■'? ■■: Wharekura' was first'ouV'-'Pytchlcy.',.'and ! Hinorangi being left. ■ Eton goldmg'was . never headed, but there l was" a-'great ratio L for second place, heads separating Lochiela, , Yosami, and Ikon. Time, lmin. , 1. 3-ssec. RAILWAY. HANDICAP;; Five furlongs. ; Mr. C. H. Smith's oh. : -g ; - -Gawain,' by :' 1 Sir Lancelot—Delft, Bst. 101b. 5 . . X ' (B. Olliver) 1 - Mr. AV. Co'dper's Sunbpnnet," Bst: ' ' •' •" ~:''■ ".(D.. Price) 2 , Mr. Edgar Russell's Cyreno, Bs't. 131b.■'"•. 3 ... ,(F; D. Jones) 3 Also ran: Golden Gate, Tst.'lllb.; Petti--1 coat,'7st. 31b.; Linkless, 7st. 21b. f Cyrene and Linkless, were first out, and ' Golden Gate was At the straight, Sunborinot had raced up to CyrenO) and 1 Linkless dropped.back. Suriboririet soon beat t- Cyreno, but Gawain came with a lato-run, E. and won by three parts: of a-length:. Time, ) lmin. 1 3-ssec. ...■-.:.■• '.i\ i.. . . ■ ! HACK SCURRY. Five'furlongs. Weight, [ .-■■,'■ 9st. , , : f Mr. P.' Fitzpatrick's b. g; Sandstream, by San Fran—Ua ...... (T. O'Brien) 1 Mr. 0. Edwards's Bonnie .Doon ' 1 ' ■ "' . ' ■'-.' : i\'(F. D. Jones) 2 L- Mr. H. Hodge's Diplomatic (A. Watson) 3 Also ran: Don Carlos; ■ Reveille. Invest- , ment, Kinimerian, Tebtanb/'-Ahgliean, , Truganinij Hutuwai, . Pronjrti; \ "pream,. Vinco, '' and Nokeatu. ; , ■".'■■' ,' :, ';' : AVon easily by a : couple" of 'lengths, Bonnie ' Doon being a cpuplo of., lertgths-in front of | : the third .liorso. Timp, : liiini,. 2 3-ssec. . t. HIGH-WEIGHT HANpiCAP.' 'One mile. ■ Mr. T. Jones's b. g. 'King's Lynn, '.by I- . Seaton Dolaval—St.; Aniy; Bst. 41b. i ' "■:,'■. (W. Kirk) -1' i Mr. W. Cragg's AberraW6nj"Bst."l3lb'.. i ; . ■ -•.-,, (W. Price.) 2 i Mr. C. Balcombe's Roseal,'Bst. 111b. I ■ . . ./.'-. '"•;'■ ..(D. , Kemp) 3 Also ran: 9st. 61b.; Ladvliko, . Bst. 101b.; Millennial, Bst. 91b!; Rosegrove, , Bst. 91b.; Scenory, Bst. .; ~, : .. ! . When tho field settled 'dmyh the order was ■ Aberration, Millennial, , King's , Lynn, and Rosogrovo, with Scencr)" , ,,'last. , . Aberration , and Millennial were racing abreast when, the straight was reached,,-but. King's Lynn i passed them, and in a punishing finish won by about a length,. Rosoal being about three ; lengths away third. Time, .lmin. 43 3-ssec. I NOTES AND COMMENTS. ' (By Glencoe.) Lomario went" up ■.9ibs.''fof'her first day's victory, and made a very poor showing iii the Stowanls Hack under the extra impost. Fishermaid ran a creditable third, and appears to be in'fair form. , Rangipapa finished very well, his win making the second time the red jacket'.and cap had been carried to victory at the, , rftecting. I'ardon, in tbe Hurdles, got' away very hidly. and wsa never in tlie'huii\ Taura

was again ridden a beautiful race by J. Hall, and scored comfortably in the finish. Liberator was'prominent for'the first half mile only. Papatawa ran very well, , and , at one stage it looked as if the" field would never catch her, but she tired very much in the.- straight; Dulcinea finished well, but had no chance with the winner. ' ' • • D ,^ s y-i >aul Wok the lead from the barrier in tho-Ruahine Hack .Welter, and had a ! clear length's lead at the bottom of tho , straight, but she finished ba'dlv' and Was _ easily beaten by King-Post. , Speciosa wa'a - again-troublesome at • tho barrier, but she- • commenced well and was-running third till - the straight, was reached. Inngihaota ■ ?u' l , w ?"' and sht ! uld soon run out of : division. Prince Hassan went out I with,Daisy.Paul, but did not last very long. ' _ King Lynn was the only withdrawal from -the Summer Handicap. . Arclight led for • ! about seven furlongs, but finished out of a 1 place. Glenullin appears to be. in imp'rovj i»g form, but had no chance to-day.- After' the lirst six furlongs Moral was going well ncaring the straight, but-the. heavy, weight told its. tale, and. ho dropped back. Half • way up the straight Tangimoana'. appeared'' - to bo winning easily, but,. when Molcih 5 challenged, Oliver hit hor, '• and . she . swerved out acros/s the field. Saiidix piit . ma late run on the'rails, but cpukl only '■ get third. The stewards held' ari' enquiry • mto Oliver's riding, and after ..taking evi-' i donco cTisqualifiod Oliver dtirmg their pleas-' jure. 'I'his is the,.first occasion on which this horseman has over been under disqualifi- __ cation for. any offence whatever. .He stated L before tho stewards'/that he ~ was: using tho' whip with his .loft"hand, and the inaro .. swerved away Jrom.'.it. at. the first touch'. '• During ( the last couple .of seasons, Oliver ,-. has. been looked: upon as .one of the-best' ' jockeys , in. the North 1 Island, and, he. had' already ridden 'nearly r,twenty 'winners tfcie'' ', season: , ■ ■'. ■ '" . ■■ ■ . ■• '. The Squatt-or,.King Ptjst, Miss Vera, aiid':. ' Rnilgipapa Were withdrawn from the Tele- ■ graph Hack. Wharokura led ,alj the way, ' and won easily,: but it was a v great,raco for.'.' second place betweon-Locjiiela, Yosanii, and , ' j Ikon, while there were,'several others close': up Pytchley and Hinerangi were badly left, , '. and never caught the field. r ',, .... .... , ■■' ' .viv • ..-■■-. ~ -.-, ..-■ Petticoat ran better in th : e Railway Haridi-: ' cap to-day;than she has"doi>B for"'sonie r time, ■ • but she failed to last long-enough. Linkless - raced with Cyrono to the straight,' but was , well beaten in the run homo.vQnwairi finished ; , full of running, and appeafed'to'surprise the' Sunbonnet. . •■■■:%.■•:. ;...■ . j ; The Scurry ..-was the best of good things'ior . Sandstream, who took charge. 1 'at'Hh'e, turn, . 3 and came in easily., Pronu'n'beg r an ,1 -\ i pry well, 3 and'raced with' Sandstream tq' the''straight,' .■' but eventually finished out-of a place?' I 'Vinco'' t -was never prominent.',-.- ' . , ".':''. s Whakaweiii was the only.'irithdra^aj ( j(fiQ.ni'' 3. the High-Weight Handicap/ ' : a nice position throughout, but wa's'iibt class ;' beat. King's Ly i specially -.reserved- for this . event,, "an'd'". yKen. - given his head he.yoii.comfortably. ' rail well for six ; furlongs;.■ but: n'.earl^;.. [ last..; Aboriginal .was' on outside ■'wjjen;'; , the tapes-wero released, and, thQugJuyhe',"' j made'up a little- ground l ,at m, never looked .'like'-.irinning:. <.'Ro'seali'.nn^fiied'r> ) well, and secured'-third position.'. •'.^jJ'J,.^ '" : . •'V. i/i , -,- ?/(!.. flhiVß ,' The winning jockeys at the mcetingMvere , : . —S. Reid (three), , J; Hall and J.Rn.lHiijcha: ; (two each), and Lewis, B.' Ollivery : -A-.-j,OJjver,-t T.;.O'J3rien, P. O'Brien, -W. Kirki 'E. Laiig-a 5 stone, L-..Wilson,. and, W. H. ,' i each).' ■! ■ '■. -.:''■ .' ' ■ ■ •:.■■. y ■ .' . ' ':.' ■ ■ —— ■■ ' ' •■■ '&::lc. ' At a riieeting .of'the'Maimwatu'Racing ,1 r Club it was decided .to license bookn)9ttorß' : ' • for the-forthcoming meeting on the. , follb\v- v ing conditiPns: — Each bookmaker 'tb^pay i daily a feo of £20, and each cleric £5J b.gtrting to bo restricted to a certain area "aud I . to , cease at tho advertised starting time. 'Aftfer 1 the advertised starting time tlioy will have, access to any part of the ground provided • theydo not attempt to , bet. ;It' isprop'oßed , 2 that' the betting area •• bo in the . saddling • paddock, and accessible -to - inside, >.and out side spectator's.:' '■"''".'■■'"■ ' .'" ' \ " ; '"'. 5 ■.....-■ .■•:.-•. ■•■•■ K-:. .-.•-;. '. ■' vi ,-r. ■.-. An ' Auckland Press Association' 'telegram ' '; states that the racehorses- Fleetfbot, Red • Rain, .and Le Beau were brought from, the south by the Raraw.a yesterday -.''morning.. The two former cariic in charge of H. Cutts » and.the latter in charge.b( R. M'Miken. , s . .■-.-,-■ •'' -'