THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 898, 18 August 1910, Page 7

THE TURF.

NEW;ZEALAND CUR MR. HENRYS'S. HANDICAPS. >' HASTER SOULT IN THEPLAGE-OF ■V HONOUR. »■' ,- (By,. Telegraph.-Press- Association.) ■ :',^X- : ;'. Chrlstchurch, August 17. Mr. J, E. Henrys'has declared the' fol-. lowing handicaps for the ■■■ «/■ ".. NEW;ZEALAND CUP, a. handicap of ... 2000 sovs.,. second, 300' sovs., .and , ''..third 200 soys., from tho stake. Two mvies :—'■'' i . ■_,':':■':-'■•■•:. ■' ■ ..■*'■ Bt.ib. Foes and Stuart's MASTEB SOTJLT, „: ?yn: ;,.:..:;............; 9 o G. Ja.Kvans'sOli: 01, 6yrs. ..:...-:;. 810 $<.>lj.,Lagor'B CALIi'OKrIIA, 6yi>s 8 9 U. '• Buick's ABEItBEOXHOUK,, iyrs..'.. 8 5 ■fair :G. Ulifford's HUSBANDMAN. syrs. '8 3 ■J., monk's DIABOLO, syrs. ....:.... 8 3 F. .Tilley.'s LADY Ll/Oi,. syrs. .: 8 2 P. l-rcston'9 MILAN, 4yra. ...::. .;.. 8 2 — -Uighden's POLYAIOHPBOTJS, 4yrs 8 1 '.— -tiighCten's.BOANEKGES,'4yrs. .......... 8 1 Sir lii»..(jlitfora-sTASKMAffiI I EH, 4yrs. 8 1 A. Jackson' 6 KOOSEVELT.'-byis B 0 J. .0. Oolbeck's ADVOOATiJ, byrs.. 7 11 '•G. If. Miller's SANDSTEEAM, 6yra.... 711 -'It. .Patorson's PENATES, "6yrs. 7 10 .M. Mooio's Silt FKl!jCO„'6yrs. 7 10 •ii. J. Watt's WlHfllEKAji syrs. ......... 7 10 ■JiV J. lvatt'a.'BKlDGE, ,4yrs. 7-10 D. itutaerl'ord's INGODA, 4yrs 710 Hon., J.-'D. Ormond's SIB TItISTEAH, aged;.....'......... ;;;...; 7 9 ■11. Ju-uanaway's FEISCO, aged ..........7 9 It. O'Uonnell's LOS ANGELES, 6yrs.:.';'7" 8 'M. At'JiianawayV NOKTH-EAST, 6yrs. 7 7 J. Ames's HfcfiEIYONIA, syrs. 7 5' J. Adams's MEEEIE ZEALAND, aged 7 5 J. uriggs .OOTLANDEK, aged 7- 5 iL'T.-,iU , Grath'« OSIKIS,6yrs :..... 7 5 T.' H.' L6wry'6 OIEBIWA, 4yrs. : .75 <T: H. dowry's OULEINAN, 4yrs.-.. ;.' 7 5 ■X E. Price's ELECTEAKOFF, 4yrs.i ...'T 4 jG.iD. Greenwood's DANUBE, 3yrs 7 4 o£on.".J.:D. Ormoad's FOBMBY, 3yr5.... 7 4 ;A.. Jackson's JOHN, syrs. .: 7 3 W. :H. Niooil's SIE ANTEIM, 6yr5.... 7. 2 ■6. 11., Gibson's COEONETTED, 5yr5...: 7 2 :G.D. 'Greenwood's FOEIIEDEN, 3yrs: 7 2 .W. v J.' Douglas'sT-.KOPO, ■ syrs. 7 1 •11. M'Lean'3 ASHBY,'3yrs.. ....7 1 'H..A. Knight's!-.TIKITEEE, syrs. ..;... 7 0 J. Buckley's ST~ AIDAN; syrs. ;.... 7 0' iW. CrossanV TAWHAKI, 4yrs. 7 0 .'F.'PresLon's AJIBEOSIAN, 4yrs. .:..;.... 7 0 ;F. M'Manemiri's APELLON, 3yrs 7 0 '6tead.Brds.'s:SUNßUHNT, 3yrs 7 0' ; Btead. and''Gjroen wood's VICE-AD- ' - IIIEAL,. 3yr5.'....... 7 0 .'J. Ellis's MY LAWYER, syrs.. 6 13 lllon; J. ■D. r Ormond's MOEECOMBE, .

. 3yTS.. ; ....: : 612 iHon. J. D. Ormond's BIEKDALE, 3yrs. 6 11 ;W. J.' Barleyman's TETIKUEA, 3yrs. ■ 6 11 IT. Cotton's' GEAND EOSE, 3yrs. ...... 6 ll 1 IJ. EIIis's'ADJUDGE, syrs. .': ■:: 610 IF. Preston's MASTER LADDO, 3yr5.... 610 M. Kavanagh'a OEONSTADT, 4yr5.... 6 9 IF. P.- Claridge's GEAND SLAM, aged 6 9 UT. Grigg's GUNBOA.T," syrs. ' 6 9 L.Pyke's WILD WEST, lyrs 6 9 Limmer,and M'Kay'a AIIATO, 6jts 6 9 J.F.: Buchanan's: LOVELOEN, <tyrs.../6 8 ! G.: Moriis's JIARTON, syrs. ..-..; ;:.-... 6 8 iD. Bnick's GOLD BATTEEY, lyrs. ... 6 8 !K..M!Lcan's POICTIEES, 3yrs ....:.. f 1

|F..'Dorset's SIB.•SOLO, 4yrs. ■ISir -God.-• Clifford's TEUE KNIGHT,

Jyr5........ ....;..-........ . : . „.... 6 8 ' JE.'J/ Watt's CHEDDAR,- 3yrs. .......<;..; »l tf.'F.'Buchanan's JLVRTIST. 3yr5........ 6 8 W.and-W.Foss's MASTER.JACK,3yrs. 6 8 pEyan.:.:and. . JtoraghanV- "*ASTEE, .. ■■ THEOEY, 3yr5...;...: ...v.'."... 6 8 (J. Griggls BOLT FEOM BLUE, 3yr5.... 6 8 IT. "Soptor's LAWN. EOSE, aged .- 6 7 IW. J.; Barleyman's MISS ADTANCE, ,6yrs.\ '~.„.;„:. ::.;;.:; ....„....;. 6 7 )J. Grigg's DABOHICK; syrs. 6 7 •'.T. Smith's: GOLDEN LOOP; 4yrs. ..;... 6 7 .' J5..T.: Bennett's ST. LTJMSDEN, 6yr5.... 6 7 'R.i.Emm'erson's NIGHTLIGHT, 5yr5.... 6 7 ■.A..B.,Fleming's WIND GUN, 4yrs. ; ... 6 7 Lance Wood's UKEAINE, sjts. 6 7 'T. Long's. EANGIKAPUA,'.Syrs.......... '6 7 ' 'W. Davies's SONITE. 3yrs. .... 6 7 .Stead Bros.'s CROWN DERBY, 3yr5.... 6 7 ! H.-.A. Knight's PTJAKA, syrs/ ;.. ,6 7 ID..- Rutherford's JEAN,v3yrs. , ...6 7 tM. Duggan'sNOTA,- aged „;..„...'....,... 6 7 t HUNf.:"CLUB.,;-.'.';-FIBST.-.STEEPLECHASE MEETING.: / 'At, 5 Aivapuni racecourse yesterday the newlyrforrned . Manaw'atu Hunt'-"'Club ■leld its first meeting.. The attendance . was sparse'and the seventeen bookmakers who- were -licensed at £7-. 10s. each,i,did'i ■ not. ; do much business. ' The fields-'wera-good,; arid ; the handicapping of Mr. H. ' G'oyle left 'little Ho' be desired. Append-' • ed v are the*-results:—■/ '"..-' ..." " VhUNTERS:- ' HURDLES/' of'''. io;"BoTs.''; :'■■■ v second'horse 2j!sovs. One mile and •' .■ .-.-.'a "half .;-■ • ■"... .:..,::':.,,. V ■ ./, Wr/H:-W. Parata's b. m.St. Amelia,. ' .

: 'bv St Hippo-The Elk, aged; list. :. ' 13lb. ;i.....;...... (Mr; -J.-..Edwin). 1 air.:JV/ J. -'Phillips's b. g. Canadian,

. .'■ bv'.The Officer—Martyr, aged; list. ■'■ /51b.' 4 ..„;:.....'.....,... A..(Mr; G. Hirst) 2 (Mr.. G.'. Gfeen's.-.b.' g. -Hydroscope, by '■•.;. Captain Webb—Toroa, aged, list. '..13lb. .....,;(Mr. A. Farland) 3

Won easily by half a, dozen lengths. Gar'risbn-; bolted a-couple of ■- miles ;> before <the start,, and. took, no part in the race. ■Jack lost his rider (Mr. A..J. Beattie) at 'the/first fence, .both;'horse: and rider (escaping.-.injury...'. Time,. 3min.'. ssec. ■..".' HACK PLATE; ■ of ICT sovs.; ' second 'horse' .2}- sovs. from .the stake. : . Fiye furlongs. : .. : '.<-... Mr.. 'J). ■' Buicl. J s'' br. ' c. ; Vibra- . , tioh, by Papakura—Detonation,. '.-.":'Syrs., 9st. ...........'.......(F. : Meagher) 1 Mr. -••. J:'.Bull,■ junr.'s ■ blk. g. The' Na-..- • ?"tive, by Worry—Gold Cord, Gyrs., ■■■- .;............V.. V ..;....»...(A,;.. Oliver) 2 JMr. J.' M'KenzieV br. g. Beach,, by.. . '■Capt. mare, 4yrs., 9st. ;"..•.: ..;...............(J. M'Lean) 3 Vibration and The Native were, in ifTOiit all the way, and rounded the- home (turn , on equal terms. At the distance 'Vibration drew out and won easily by a.".couple''of lengths. ./-Time, lmin. |6 -4-ssec..-.'''. .." ; : ' '■■■

'JMANAWATU HUNT STEEPLECHASE, ~■.: of 30 sovs.; second horse 5 sovs. from .the. stakes. . About three miles. . [Mr. J.; Sweeney's cti. g. Flamingo, ; : list... 41b. ...,..,........(6. Buchanan) 1 tlfr.'S. V.. Rodney's ■ Miss Hippo . 1 '■■'•- ..-.: ,(W. STKenzie) 2 [Mr. N. Avery's Commodore • ■v^:"".■,'.": .'..'. '.'■.' (C. Miller) 3 Miss Hippo and Commodore were in Jfront for about two and a half miles, (with Flamingo lying handy. '• At'the fivetfurlong post the flatter disposed of Commodore, and at the. home turn had Miss .Hippo's- measure. . In the run to the post Flamingo won easily', by several lengths. Luxury, Timona, and Hepere fell.:,'Time,.7min. 33sec. , -.: '

UiADIES' BRACELET. First hov&e to ; receive lady's bracelet, value 10 sovs; second horse, trophy' value 3 sovs. :' Two: miles. - ■=. . ■ . Airs. M. Hehir's br. g. Himitangi, ;12st.; 131b. ..................' (M. Hehir) • 1 jMiss M. Buick's Leo Grand 2 llfiss E. Shannon's Chasse '........'.. 3 Six others started. The' winner was always in a good position during the last /mile.-and won easily. Time, 4min. sscc. 'LHACK HANDICAP, of 15 sovs; second . ■■'■." horse 3 sovs. Six furlongs. . [Mr. J. Bull's The Native, 9st. 121b. ' .... (A. Oliver) 1 FMr.- T: R..Taylor's Zoraida, lOst. 41b. 2 [Mr; E. Yuile's Kakanui, 9st. 21b. ...... 3 Eight others started. Won by a neck. !Time» lmin.. 21 2-ssec. • /HOROWHENUA STEEPLECHASE. First horse, cup valued 10 sovs; second ' ' -i' horse, trophy valued 3 sovs. About ' itwo.i miles. (Hr. C..E. Levett's Reckless, list. :^... : 1 Mr. C. G. Bhimes'a Jack, list. 121b. .„ 2 Mr. T. Bright's Garrison, list. 121b.'... 3 Seven others started. Won in the last tfew strides. . Time, 4rain., 22sec. •HUNTERS' FLAT HANDICAP, of 10 sovs; second horse,-2J sovs. .One mile. .Mr. J. B. Gaisford's The Ranter, lOst. 71b. .....;!......... 1 Mr.' M. Hehir's Himitangi, lOst. 71b. 2 Mr. W. J. Phillips's Canadian, lOst. 71b. .'. 3 Thirteen others ran. Won by a head after an exciting race. 'Time, lmin. 46sec. :..-'. '.''; ' • "NOTES ON THE;MEETING. . .

Vibration, the, winner of the Maiden Race,'.is a three-year-old colt by Papakura from Detonation. .He claims engagements in the C.J.C. and Great Northern Derbies; also in the Wanganui and Jackson Stakes.' IT. Meagher, who rode l him, was making his first appearance ;in'public'and rode a'capital race. The country to be jumped in the iteeplcehase events was fairly stiff, and this was particularly the case with the jpar fenco opposite the Highden stables,

and also the double in front of the stand. At tho latter jump the two fences were placed too close together.

St. Amelia was in a class by herself in.tho Hunters' Hurdles field, and when given. her.head she went to the front and gavo nothing else a clianco.

, Tho Maiden Hack Plato afforded owners of. youngsters an excellent opportunity of' giving their horses a run in public, and they availed themselves of it in large numbers.

Hydroseope broke down badly during the running of iho Manawatu Hunt Club Steeples.

Somo questionable riding was seen in the Ladies' Bracelet, and what looked like, an attempt to interfere with the favourite Himitangi was noticeable.

Luxury was well when she fell in the Hunt Club Steeples, and her party wore very sanguine of her ability to score. She is a fine big, black mare, and can gallop well; She was ridden by an Aucklander, Mr. F. Selby.

The Native, who was making his second appearance, was, the best backed in the six-furlong Hack Race, and Oliver landed him a clever winner from Zoraida.

'The Hunters' Plato -was a splendid race, and resulted in a very close finish between the three placed horses. Himitaigi, though he had a hard two-mile race an hour earlier, ran well, and was only beaten in tho last stride. EGMONT-WANGANUI H.C. WEIGHTS. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) ..'.'■/ Wanoanui, August 17. Egmont-Wanganui Hunt Club weights have been declared.as follows:—

HACK HURDLES. One mile and a half.-Kauroa, lOst. 51b.; Whimper, lust. 51b.; Taupo, 9st. !)lb.; Rosegro've, 9st. 51b.; The Native, 9st. 41b.; Waxv, and Cavil,' 9st. 21b.; Ta'whare, Goldfish, Mihara, Master Lethe, and Eoscrea, 9st. . .LICENSED VICTUALLERS' HANDI'AP. Two miles and a distance.— Auratus, 13st. 31b.; Eiro Atu, list. 101b.; Ranter, list. 91b.; Rapanui, list. Sib.; Cavil, list. 41b.; Lo Vent, list. 31b.; Moonlight and Glenere, list. 21b.;' Nightgown; list, lib.; Kaipai, Atawhni, Daisy Queen, Royal Guard, Myra, AVare Heel, Luxury, Flying Scotchman, and Lconline, list.

HACK FLAT HANDICAP. Five furlongs—Apollinaris. lOst. 51b.; Chase

Mb, lOst. 21b.; The Native, lOst. lib.; Idolatress, lOst.; Castigliono, 9st. 111b.; Sea Wind, Sst.' 101b.; Admiral Bell, 9st. 21b.; Merry Lady, Eurocb, Canorus, Moreze, an<l,Euroelyddn gelding,!9st.

HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASE. Two miles and a half.—Sardonyx, 12st. 91b.; ■•iss Hippo, 12st. 71b.; Commodore and Grey Dawn, 12st. lib.; Senorita, 12st.; liiro Atu, list:. 91b.; Ropanui. list. 71b.; Cavil, list. 31b.; Aesop, Kura. La Vent, and Docket, list. 2lbV; Glenore • and Moonlight, ■ list. lib.; '■ Atawhai, Daisy Queen, Royal Guard, Myra, Luxury, anil Loopline, l!st. '

HACK FLAT HANDICAP. Four fur-longs—A<v)l'-"aris, lOst. 61b.; Chase 0, lOst. 31U.; Idolatress, lOst. lib., Castiglioiie and" Sea Wind, 9st. 111b.; Nightdress and Admiral Boll.' Sst. 31b.; field ;8011. Canorus, East Wind, Moroze, Ngnmaknpouri, and Eufoco, 9st. 21b.; Merry Lady and Waterworks, 9st.

. HUNTERS' HURDLES. One mile and a half.—Auratus, 13st. 51b.; Sardonyx. ' 12st. 101b.; Twinkle and Taupo, list. 81b.; Ranter, list. 71b.; Le Vent, list.'lib.j Rocket, list. 31b.; Cavil, list. 21b.; Kura, Star Lass, Nightgown, Garri-son,-Bon Cyr,,nn (ITambour Major, list, lib.; Rangitira, To Whetnpouri, Atawhai,- Roval Guard, Goldfish, Clothesprop, Mihara, White Wings, Roscrea, Rajah, Cocanofhro, Porer'a, and Tnwhare, list. ' ' .. '

LADIES' BRACELET. One milcAuratus, 13st. 71b.; Twinkle, list. 111b.; Taupo, list: 91b.; Rocket, list. Sib.; Bon Cyr, Tambour Major, Star Lass, Garrison, .Nightdress, Moonlight, and Niehtgown, list. 31b.; Laatafos, list, lib.; Kaipai,, The Clown,/ Sedgefield, Atanui, Rangitira, Tawhare, Clothesprop, Mi-. hara, Konini, Rajah, Loopline, Coennothro, Porera, Waterworks, and Goldfish, Ust. , " ' ' . • r " " ■■'" ' :: : ™</ .y],i- jiiM'lwHw', .;'.■', NOTES AMD COMMENTS, .'... CBr Ulsncos.) t ' ' Weights for: the. Horowhenua' Hack Racing Club's meeting are due ■ to-mor-row. , Nominations for the Rangitikei Racing Club's meeting close on Saturday evening. :■ ' - '/'.''■ '■" •' ' , Quite a feature of ,the current racing season'in England is the success .of Trigg, and to:the.list of prominent races, of iwhich he has ridden the winners he added the London Cup the first week in •My-. -.....'

Maori King carried 9st. 51b. when he ran second in. the Dundas Handicap at Uosehill last Saturday.

At the. meeting of the Masterton Racing Club yesterday it was decided to niter the date of the Autumn Meeting to October 28 and 29, so that the.meoting.would hot'clash, with the Carterton Show. The programme for . the meeting was approved. Mr. J. H. Pollock was re-elect-ed handicapper,- Mr. Cameron starter, and Mr, Hartgill judge. FIXTURES. September 2 and 3.—Horowhenua Hack R.C. Annual. September 7 and B.—Marton J.C. Annual. .... Sept. .14 and 15.—Rangitikei R.C. Spring. Sept. 29 and Oct. I.—Wanganui J.C. Spring.