THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 480, 13 April 1909, Page 6

THE TURF.

FEILDINC J.C. EASTER MEETING. WAIPAKU WINS THE CUP.. CBY TELEGRAPH—SPECIAL nEPORTEE.I Palmerston North, April 12. The Foilding Jockey Club's autunm nieet ing opened to-day in beautifully One weather and there was a very largo attendance Speculation on the totalisator was, however not nearly as brisk as in former years, anc against last year's first-day returns of £17, 246 there was only £12,103 passed through fhi machine. Nine bookmakers were licensed foi the day, three inside and six outside, the re suits being all in their favour. Tho racinj track was in nice order, but slightly heav; after recont rains, and under these circum stances Waipaku put up a fine performanc< in the Fcilding Cup by winning easily, ant covering the twelve furlongs in 2min. Isssec. She had previously won anothei good raco this season, tho Ashhurst Cup Xavier fell at the last fence in the Kawa kawa Hurdles, and his rider, A. M'Connon was badly shaken, but apart from this th< racing passed off without mishap. The fol lowing are tho results:— WAIATA HACK, of 100 sovs. Seven fur longs.—l Mr. Highden's br. g. Nyland, bj Finland—Parera, 3yrs., Bst. 21b. (\V. Young) 1; 3 Mr. R. Smith's Waipunui, 7st. 21b (Coleiuan), 2; 2 Mr. W. J. Shannon , ! Maidi, 7st. 131b. (Jeffrey), 3. Also started 5 Wharekoa, 6st. 121b. (R. Young); and < Dervish, 6st. 91b. (Carroll). Nyland wai first away from a poor start, and led to th< finish, winning comfortably by a length fron Waipunui, with Maidi close up third. Time lmiu. 31 l-ssec. MANGAOXE STA.KES, of 300 sovs. Sij furlongs.—9 Mr. Hikaka's b. c. Tanekaha by St. Paul—Thelrna,'4yrs., 6st. 71b. (F Coleman), 1; 3 Mr. R. \V. Patterson's Moi Ami, Bst., carried Bst. 21b. (Young), 2; i Mr. G. H. Killer's Sandstream, 7st. 131b (Scott), 3. ■ Also started:-4 Longner, Bst 51b. (Campbell) j 1 Vi, Bsf. 21b. (Carroll); ! Aberbrothock, 7st. 71b. (G. Price); 7 Her raia, 7st; 131b. (Batten); 10 Genuine, 6st 101b. (Young); 6 Debonnaire, 6st. 101b (It. Young); and 5 Toa Tuhi, 6st. 71b., cap ried 6st. fcllb. (Lambess). The field movec off in straggling fashion, Genuine and To; Tiihi being badly left. Mon Ami took thi lead from Aberbrothock,' Hermia, and Vi At the end of two furlongs Aberbrothocl had lost his position, and Hermia and Long uer were Mon Ami's nearest attendants Mon Ami led into tho straight just aheac of Hermia and Longner, while . Tanekahj commenced to move up on tho outside. Moi Ami shook off Hermia, but at tho half distance she was collared by Tanekaha, wh< went on and won comfortably by a clea leugth from Mon Ami, who was two length ahead of Saudstream; Vi was fourth, am Lougner fifth. Time, lmin.' 16Jsec. KAWAKAWA HURDLES, of 200 sovs About two miles.—4 Mr. G. A. Fleming , ! b. g. Oryx, by Apremont (imp.)— Fawn, aged 9st. 131b. (J. Morris), 1; 5 Mr. W. •11 Morrison's Rookby, 9st. 121b. (W. Young), 2 3 Mrs. A. M. Wright's Scenery, 9st. (C Price), 3. Also started: 1 Xavier, 10st. 101b (M'Connon), and 2 Showman, 9st. 91b. (Pine) From tho start Showman and Xavier Tver most prominent, and Xavier taking the loai at the end of a furlong led until three fur longs from home, where Showman droppcx back, and Rookby and Oryx closed on th< leader. Xavier fell at tho last hurdle, lcav iug Oryx to win by a head from Rookby, wb was three lengths ahead of Scenery. Time 4miu. 4 3-ssec. TAONUI HACK HURDLES, of 100 sove One- milo and three-quarters.—3 Mrs. E Robinson's ch. h. Raugihaeta, by Rangipul —Tawera, 6yrs., 9st. 131b. (C. Price), 1; Mr. G. Day's Finnesseur, 9st. 51b. (Futcher) 2; 2 Mr. H. Alexander's Whimper, lOst (Lyford), 3. Also started: 5 Spewosa, llsi 31b. (Campbell); 4 . Grenade, 9st. 911 (O'Neill); and G Montague, 9st. (Morris) Speciosa was in front at the initial obstacle followed' by Finnesseur and llangihaota This was tho order till four furlongs fror homo, where Rangihaeta went to tho front and won pulling up by half a dozen length from Finnesseur, who, was over a length i: front of Whimper. Speciosa was closo u fourth. Time, 3min. 21 2-sseo. FEILDING CUP, of 500 sovs., second hors to receive 75 sovs., and the third hors 25 sovs. from the stake. One mile an a half. 5 Mr. S. Messena's b. m. Waipaku, by Conqueror—Waipuna, syrs., 7st. 71b. ; (T. Carroll) 2 Mr. H. Eva's br. g. Uhlando, by Uhlan —Revenant, 6yrs., 7st. 111b. (G. Price) 6 Mr. C. Palgrave's br. m. Arclight, by Merriwee—Dazzle, 6yrs., 6st. 101b. (T.Jeffrey) Also started: 7 Tangimoana, 9st. (Young) 1 Mahuta, Bst.' 51b. (Campbell); 9 Tangero; 6st. 101b. (Lambess); 3 Belario, 6st. 1011 (Batten); 8 Anemone, 6st. 71b. (Coloman) and 4 Paione, 6st. 71b. (Young). From a fair start, Waipaku went to tli front, followed by Ulilanrlo and Mahutf with Paiono last. Waipaku led past th judgo's box four lengths ahead of Mahutc who was closely followed by Uhlando, Arc light, Tangcroa, and Belario, while Anoinqn and Paiono were still last. Half a mil from home Mahuta had dropped right ou of the hunt, and Waipaku had six length lead of Uhlando, who was followed by- Arc light, Belario, and Anemone. Uhlando mad a gamo effort to reduce Waipaku's lead, bu tho Conqueror mare came on full of runniii, and won by three lengths from Uhlando who was two lengths ahead of Arclight after whom came Bolario, Tangeroa, ahi Paione, while Tangimoana and Slahuta wer last to reach tho winning post. Time, 2min 37 l-ssec, a record for the race. The following aro the previous winners o the race:— \ st. lb. m. s. 189S Mr. F. Tilley's Yoltigeur 7 9 233 1599 Mr. J. J. Russell's Uhlau 8 9 241 1900 Mr. P. F. Taricred's Spider 7 4 2 1131901 Mr. J. Gcorgd's Crusoe ... 810 2 1431902 Mr. B. T. Bemiet's Halberdier ... .:. ... 9 4 2 4031903 Mr. F. Bhodes's A.B.N. .■.. G 7 238 21901 Mr. W. Smart's Cyrus ... Gl3 2 3731905 Mr. C. B. Pharazyn's Spoil G 9 239 190G Mr. E. J. Watt's Jlelodcon 9 0 2 4041907 Mr. J. Goodwin's Volume 7 2 243 3190S Mr. L. Pascal's Bourrasquo 8 2 239 3In 1900 and 1901 the distance was on. mile and a quarter. ONEPOHI HACK WELTER, of 10 sovs. About one mile.—4 Mr. E. Jackman' br. m. Paparaehi, by Papakura—Rongotea syrs., Bst. 41b. (W. Young), 1; 1 Mr. Leices ter's Midian, Bst. 131b. (G. Price), 2; 6 Mr C. Riseley's Canadian, 7st. 121b. (Jeffrey), 3 Also started: 2 Liquid Air, Sst. (Scott); , Sylvan Song, 7st. 111b. (Carroll); and 5 Ari vore, 7st. 111b. (Reed). Paparaehi was firs away, followed by Liquid Air and Midian At the six furlong post Liquid Air took u the running from Sylvan Song and Arivorc but three furlongs from homo Paparaoli shot out again, and despite a challenge fror, Midian, went on and won easily by thre lengths. Canadian was a similar distanc away third, and Liquid Air was fourth Time, lmin. 51 1-osec. HALCOMBE WELTER, of 200 sovs Seven furlongs.—3 Mr. L. Pascal's br g t'lingot, by Musketry—Lady Isabel svrs Bst. 51b. (C. Scott), 1; 1 Mr. T. O'Neill , ' Eclogue, Sst. 131b. (Young), 2; 4 Mr. G H Miller's Sandstream, Ust.'lllb.. (O'Neill)' 3 Also started: 5 Roosevelt, 9st. Clb. (Price) 'J. Perolina, 9st. 51b. (Mason); and 6 Pro Lability, 9st. 31b. (Miller). Saudstream wa; first away, and led into the straight follower by Ecloguo unci Flingot. Eclogue headei Samlstream at the distance, but failed t< withstand a challenge from Flinyot, who woi by a length, with Sandstream a similar dis taiico away third. Roosevelt was fourth I'imo, lmin. 31 4-osec. ONCO HACK, of 100 sovs. About fiv< Furlongs.—3 Mr R. A. M'Donald's b. m Hcrinia, by Birkenhead (imp.)— Nixie, 9st (W. Young), 1\ 4 Mr. G. F. Moore's'Guid ing Step. 7st. 31b. (T. Carroll), 2: 6 Mr IS. W. Collins's Tho Saint. Bst. 9lb. (C I'ricc), 3. Also started: 2 Conquestina, Bst ;G. Price); 5 Quick March, 7st. 41b. (Colo' nan); 1 Singer, 7st. 41b. (R. Young); and f Thetis, 7st, 31b. (Lee). Hermia was quick-

ost to begin, and led all the way, winning easily by throe lengths from Guiding Step, who was half a length in front of The Saint, bmger was fourth.' Time, lmin. 9 l-Sseo.-ACCEPTANCES FOR SECOND DAT. V. (BY TEIEGItAFII— PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Paimerston North, April 12. The acceptances for the second day of tin P «"y'ng T racp S arc as follow :- .DENBIGH STAKES. Six torlongfc-Moa hT» It 11 ' ?, anistrM >". Bst. 101b ; Tonemfo '-f Qii b - J Abcrbrotbook, -7st. 131b; Herr "ion 9 n b V N,c . ot »»«. 7st. 41b. j Toa Tuhi, step, 1 Qst : m ! w, 6st m - ; and G * idill s AWAHTOI HACK WELTER. One mile and 21b., Canadian, ist 91b.; Mississippi, 7st 71b ; KIMBOLTON HURDLES. One mile and hree-quar ers.-ltaidi, list. 91b.; Haste" Dourlas, list. 41b.; Xavicr, lOst. 131b.; Orvx lOst 81b ; Kookby, lOst. 21b.; Paparaehi,Tt "lift, Whatakura, 9st. 91b.; and Showman, 9st 81b OEOUA HACK HURDLES. One milo and a 131b.; Whimper, 9st 131b.; Moose, flst I3lb . Finnesseur, !)st. 71b.; Prince Hassan, 9st 3 band Montague, 9st. ' EASTER HANDICAP. One mile and a n Uar . ter.-fangimoana, 9st.; Mahuta, Sst. 71b.; Waipaku Bst. 71b.;,Uhlando, Bst.; Flingot, 7st Mb. j Tangorpa, Ost. 01b.; Golden Gate, Gst 81b.; and Paionb, 6st. 71b. BEWA HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs.Nyland, 9st 31b. ; Nicotine, 7st. 131b.; Guiling Step, 7st. 111b.; Hydraulic, 7st. 81b.; Waipunu* inn n : S] T T - f st -,, 12lb -i Q«''<* March,.Ost 1f11b..; Dervish, list. 71b.; and Liquid Air, Gst. MAKINO WELTER. About one mileBourrasque, 9st. 51b.; Longner, 9st. 21b.; EcH™, ,Bst. 131b.i Roosevelt, Bst. Hlb.; Pr£ afti: Bst ,-, 91b - Bd "io, Bst. 31b.; langeroa,