THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 888, 6 August 1910, Page 7

THE TURF

C.J.C. WINTER MEETING. FINAL' PAYMENTS. (By holograph.—Press Association.f Ghrlstohuroh, August 5. For tho Canterbury Jockey Club's Grand National meeting, the iollowiug ai'o the final payment-s in tho principal races: — GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. of 1000 sovs. Three nnies and a half. st.lb. sklbCapitol (inc. Eurus ... 11 3 141b. pen.) 12 0 Nero 11 3 Iviaterc ... 11 13 Tyrannic... 10 9, Audax ... 11 13 Bullworth... 10 8 Loch Fyno 11 0 Lovell ... 10 7 To Arai (inc. Le Beau... 10 6 71b. pen.) 11 9 Corasson ... 10 4 Red M'Gre- - Sir Lethe... 10 4 - gor -11 5 Doctor Bill." 9 7 Waiono (inc. 101b. pen.)ll 5 GRAND NATIONAL HURDLE RACE, of 1000 sovs. Two miles. (Second st. lb. _• st. lb. Paisano (inc. White. Cock-, 141b. pen.) 12 1 ."do (inc. _ ■ Compass ... 11 6 olb. pen.) 9 5 .Prophet ... 11 2 Lionheart 9 4 Tauira ... 11 1 -Aorangi ... 9 4 Paritutu... 10 3 Woitapu ... 9 3 Hydrant ... 10 - 2 Jack Ashore 9 0 Malmta ... 10 1 arclight ... 9 0 Woolloomoo- Kremlin ... . 9 0 100 ..!... 911 Appin ... 9 0 Stayboy ... 9 11 WINTER CUP, . of 600 sovs. One mile. St. lb. St. lb. Penates ... 11 9 Bonny Glen 9 13 Los Angeles 11 3 Sharpshooter 913 North-East 11 2 Tawhaki ... 9 9 St. Aidan 10 11 Adjudge ... 9 6 Wauchopo 10 5 Amato ... 9 5 Wiinmera... 10 5 Dreadless... 9 4 Nyland. ... 10 1 Manillus... 9 3 Electrakoff Royal Marino 9 3 (inc. 71b. Pinul 9 0 pen.) ... 10 0 ACCEPTANCES. The following are the acceptances for minor events: — HUNTERS' HURDLE RACE HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Once round and a distance. —'l'otika, list. ■ 111b.; Spaniard, list. 41b.; Canton, list. 21b.; Mauri, list-.; Hawick, lOst.' 101b.; St. Amelia; lOst. 91b.; King of Trumps, 10st; 61b.; Red King,.lost. 21b.; and Slow Meg, lOst. TRIAL HURDLE RACE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile and threequartors,—Mahuta, list. 21b.; White Cockade, list.; -Master Paul, lOst. 131b.; Jack Ashore,' lOst. 91b.; Kreijilin, lOst. 81b.; Arclight, 9st. 51b.;. and Appin, 9st. JUMPERS' FLAT RACE HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. One mile and a half. —Compass, list. 21b.; Paritutu, lOst, 131b.; Prophet, lOst. 101b.; Stayboy, lOst. 21b.; Woolloomooloo, lOst. 51b.; Waitapu, lOst. 21b.; Nova, 9st. 81b.; Arclight, 9st. 71b.; Rifle Range, 9st. 61b.; Hydrant, 9st.; Southern Cross, 9st.; Lionheart, 9st. ;■ Northern Star, 9st.; and Prospector, 9st.

ENFIELD. STEEPLECHASE, of 1,30 sovs. About two miles. —Honest Tom, lOst. 101b.; Maidi, lOst. 91b.; Full Cry, lOst. 91b.; Exmoor, lOst. Olb.j Deorslayer, lOst. 71b.; Glengariff, lOst. ; Ratepayer, 9st. 81b.; Ever, 9st. 71b.; .-Thunderstorm, 9st. 71b.; and Ciraus Girl, 9st. 71b.

AVONHEAD HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Six i furlongs.—Guianforte, lOst.i 131b.; Uiaeraboy, lOsfc 81b.; Stourton, lOst. 51b.; Adage, 9st. 131b.; Coroniform,'.9st. 131b. ;■ Scottish Plaid, 9st. 131b. ;' Ideate, 9st.' 111b.; Luperin, 9st. 91b.; Tyrant,' 9st. 71b.; Iricliboriiiy, 9st. 61b.; Brilliancy, 9st. 61b.;- Busyland,, 9st. ..41b,; Bercola, 9st. 31b.; Manelics- ( ter, 9st. 21b.; Kilts, 9st. 21b.; Claymore, 9st: lib.; Freak, 9st. lib.; Windward , 9st.; Canterbury, 9st.; Obligate, 9st.; Clanmena,- 9st.; Farley Grove, 9st.; Eaglestone, 9st.; Talni, 9st.; Simon Pure, 9st.; Full of Trumps, Ost.; and Mediterranean, 9st. AUSTRALIAN' JOCKEY CLUB. PROFITS FOR THE YE Alt. By Telegraph—Press Association—Coayrlgbt. (Rcc. August 5, 9 p.m.;" Sydney, August S. The annual report of the Australian Jockey Club shows that the year ended with a profit of £11,340. The stakes distributed amounted to £68,682, and the' added money to £44,950. . The added money to be given during the present year is £50,850, while a further sum of £2000 is provided for the Derby of 1911 and tho Sires' Produce Stakes of 1912. TRAINING AT RIGCARTON. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.). Chrlstchurch, August 5. It was a dull, cold morning, and the work on the tracks was not very interesting. Sharpshooter went twico round, spurting along tho back. Nyland, looking in capital fettle, went round at three-quarter speed, but was-anxious to improve the pace. Tauira ran cix •furlongs comfortably in lmin. 212-ssec. Exmoor and Waiono were,sent a. mile and a quarter, the last mile occupying lmin. 52 2-osec. Prospector was schooled over tho big fences, giving a good display. Penates and Lovcll went a Tound at three-quarter speed. Wimmcra galloped six furlongs in lmin. 26sec. ' Kiatcro, with Bulhvorth and Loch Fvne as companions, went oneo round tiio big fences. ■ Kiatero and Loch Fyno jumped well. Bullworth's work was loss pleasing. i • Stone Gingei 1 was out yesterday afternoon, and .went twico round at halfspeed. Forest, Maidi, Arclight,-and Nero arrived yesterday, and were given light tasks.

SCRATCHED. Christcliurch,' August 5. Wet Day was scratched for the New Zealand Cup to-diy. ' □ UNEDIN EVENTS. (By Telegraph— Press Association.) Dunodin, August 5. After declaration of first forfeits, tho following horses remain in events to bo decided at Dunedin Jockoy Club meetings:—. DUNEDIN STAKES (Spring ' Meeting).— Aerial, Phobos, br. c. by Canrobcrt — Daringdale, Masterpiece, Terebinth,- Counterfeit, Fongasse, b. e. by Crichton—lnvicta, b. f. by Kilchcran—Crimea, b. o. by Pallas—lied Penny, Stonecutter, Hold Venture. Star and Garter, liellali. CHAMPAGNE STAKES (Autumn Meeting)—Phobos, br. c. by Canrobert —Daringdale. Masterpiece, Swordplay, Terebinth, Counterfeit, Pc.riwinkle. Avarice, Dairymaid, Eggshell, Dongaliba, Khamsin, br. u. by Cnehton —Invicta, hr. f. by Kilcheran —Pollava, b. f. by Kilcheran—Crimea, b. f. by Clanranald—Happy Valley, b. .i:. by Martian—Groek Maid, b. ,f. by St. Ambrose—Shepherdess, Stonecutter, Bold Venture, Prince Eddie, Stai and Gartor, br. f. by Martian—Clytic. NOTES AN6 COMMENTS. IBr UntNcoH.) . Tho Victorian Amateur Turf Club's meeting will-commence at Caulfield today, when tho Australian Hurdle Ilacc will be decided.

Word from Sydney states that tlio Now Zealand pony Doughboy lias settled down in his new surroundings, and will soon bo ready to race. In New Zealand Doughboy never troubled tho judge.

Tho Lord Rosslyn "gelding Stone linger has been more or less unsound for a week past, and doubts are expressed as to his trainer's-ability'to get him to the post for the Nationals. •is Wet Day lias been scratched for tho New Zealand Cup, it looks as if tier trainer has given up all hope of the imported filly standing a preparaiion for a big race.

At AVanganui A. Hall is still on tho sick list, suffering with a rather _ bad attack of sciatica. During his incapacity his team is being looked alter by J. Peachey.

Waikaraka is being constantly schooled at Awapuni, and is turnjng out a, proficient hurdle horse. Being endowed with plenty of pace, Waikaraka should have no difficulty in winning u number of hack liurdle races.

If ho succeeds in negotiating the big country safely, and tlicro appears to be no good reason why be should not, tho old Grafton gciding Exmoor should have a great chance in the Enfield Steeplos on Tuesday. In his day he was one of the foremost hurdlers in the colony, but latterly he seoms to have lost his pace, and iB now regarded by tho handicappers as a "has been.",. • ' .

The gallop recorded by Tauira at> Itiecarton yesterday morning was, from a time point of view, a splendid one, and should be the means of causing tho Mahaki gelding to harden still moro in the Grand National Hurdles betting. Several candidates -supposed to have ohancea second to none in the Winter Cup havo not put_ uj) better time than lmin.' 21sec. for six furlongs.

Retiring officers in connection with tho Manawatu Racing Club arc as follow :-—Presidentj Mr. R. S. Abraham; vice-presidents, Messrs. J. A. Strang and C. A. Loughnan; lion, treasurer, Mr.. C. Louisson; committee-men, Messrs. L. A. Abraham, H. R. Cooper, J. Goring-Johnston, and F. S.' lil'Rao. All are eligible for re-election.

Lemberg's failure in tlio Grand Prize of Paris was, after all, excusable. Heavy rain was falling when tlio race was being run, and the track was a regular bog. Even under the conditions named a win was regarded as such a certainty for Lemberg that in a field of seventeen he was made a warm favourite.

Mr. C. O'Connor has been appointed starter to the Marton Jockey Club.

Excellent acceptances have been received for tlio firfc day's racing at-tho Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting, and tho principal evonts promise to provide very keen contests. All tho recent favourites havo stood their ground, and the reports of this morning's track work will be read with interest by double backers.

At a meeting of the Marton Jockey Club held during the week it was resolved,:—"That no lawn passes be issued to the general public on race days, and that anyone desiring to leave the lawn paddock can procure a ticket from the secretary."

"Pilot," of the Sydney "Arrow," had not seen Crucinella when he wrote that "a mare like Maltine would have but little difficulty in winning either tlio Wellington or Fcilding Cups with the weights carried by Crucinella, and she will only be conceding tho latter a pound at Randwick. . Maltine, too, -will bo, at home on the course, and, dc-spittf the high opinion ' sonio New iiealnndois havo of Crviciiiella, tho probabilities are Mr. lirunton's crack will beat her, as well as any other mare with over Bst. in the Metropolitan.". . ..

In this issue the programmo for the Rangitikei Racing Club s Spring Meeting appears. The fixture is to be held 'jii the Hulls Racecourse on Sijptomber 14 and 15, and owners are liberally catered for on both days. Nominations for all events will close with the .secretary. Mr. H. A. Groodall, at tho office of tlio club, Bulls, on Friday. August 19, 1910/ at 9 p.m;

, Breeders will bo pleased to learn that Achilles and Bczonian will again stand at the AVaikanao stud/this season, and will servo a limited number of approved marcs at-SOgnSi *ach.

The programme for tho Wanganui Jockey Club's Spring Meeting appears in this issue. The meeting is to ho held on the "Wanganui Racecourso on September 29, and October 1.

FIXTURES. August _9, 11, and 13.—C.J.C. Grand National.