THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 965, 4 November 1910, Page 7

THE TURF.

- , * RACING AT FLEMINOTON. .■ OAKS, WON BY STYRIfI. J 'A WIN FOR WOOLLOOMOOLOO, 'By TelograDh-Prcss Association-Copyright 1 - (Rec. Novembei 3, 7 5 pra ) Flemington, November i The Victoria .Kacing Club's meeting was continued at Flemington 10-day, when one of the biggest Oaks Day crowds op record spent an unpleasant daj. The (vcathcr vot, olou'and thundering It

■ ra !?j d .lightly,; during'tho.-hurdle f Trice, ;, all 4.''° : . heavy, downpour ; continued solidly ,:.for. half. an Hour-before [ tho: Linlithgow , : ,tho ...crowds., The ;•: - characterised ,by: small.fields, v Details of: the racing arc as follow;—.:■■ a sweep- ■■".■■':•.";: stake'.of S' sots, each, with'3oo sovs. -■■':"/! •;•.''.'.;'■ . VMfct;^^!;.''Douglas's -b; v h:- \ Wobllooi-■!•■;: U' £', Farthingale, ;■■ >. v . : i; ■ Mihato;: Jost.-;-,X11b..\-......;.;.a.'.....;...;....,./2 : > i1bv i ...:......; i ■..:...:.;'3 , - . , .Ele'ven::started..' :-Won by a length, with eight-Jerigths between.; second' and;v third/ '- Time;:Smin':- S7Jsec. .(■':ZH>■■-, :'.'-•' ■>■"• ■",- ;' ■;'

iIrUOSA STAKES, a' sweepstake of 6 . 60vs. each.'ivith 500 sovs.-added. Tor two-year-olds. Si* furlongs. Mr. J. North's- br. c. Woolerina/ by' ;, Malster—Suivre 1 Paistrej : 2 Calidor ,-;..... i ~, .'.!."!'"!! s

iWon 'easily by. 'a 'neck.

j. at sweepstake' '■':•■■ ■5?-M,'.W .with, 1000 sovs.- add-- ■;:':' w/vWeight-fot. age; / with" "penalties. ■■ •iVJandyallowahpes.'.' One' mile.:,". •■ - : ~ ••. -.^vft l^-- Smithfs -b. c. Beverage,. by ; ■ ••-. , Kose,-3yrs.,' Sst lOlb.Vl ■.;.Mr'.%rdonhas-Khatan's blk.i g.- Abor- r: '■'.■: 'J igipe.V by. .Herriwee-rliidian - Queen.! ..- lu.ariavinius, .by;-: :• .;,wa^s-GpWgrip>:syrs: i - Ost;■ 71b.. /3' - Aiso^taited:-GoldiLace, Captain White; ~:,Mk Sail. •;Eyeglass (!; Hartfcll,: and Indis- ; vreet.r- : ;,V;.!-.-"r:;.c ..v-rnti.'-ij-t-;.;.■.;'■•.■■.■:• i. ;<?bld-Lace ani Full Sail'made;the'Tiiny.nK/,?he- former heading- to'th6:five-fur-Jqig : ™st.; Beverage won ; by a length and 4 ; haH.;Time,: lmin;, 44fsec.y ■;;,-;, ;.;v; ( v ; •.; CABNIVAL^HANDICAP/: a • Vsweepstake '~;;o f -.6 sovs. each; with 500 "iovs. added. :: :^Ono: : mile : and"a: quarter;J;> ;; ;v; : ;: :■ ; iMr.VJ/ lyiich's b'.'h.'' Dh'obi,' 'by Han-'' ■ : Laundress,. syrs.v 7st. 131b.;.. : 1 '■, Nuwara Ehya,,7st. 111b.-•..„.' i ...;'' : • g 1 3 ', : $§™ n Mon -yeasily: iy"" three ;KJ^fc>iTime/T2minV:9J^;''.;V'i-*--.'-- , ';i--':v.-. :

,V-JJ.G,-OAKS: STiXES,' 'a : sweepstake of. :.'.':.' -'10. eovs.'each.'with.soo ' sovsi added:' .... .-'ftFor^three-yeaFold.,'fillies.':' . TJoight,' v;. '■* .mile'. : and'-a';half: • '■'. ■ f. : Styria,::by. Hant;^' ; . - -::Bripn—Trieste;:..v.'..:;...';v...r;„.'„,,....'.;'i '—&& ■ : SBiiman's' ; ~chV" f:"? Lager,,';: by ■'■ i ...'•yJMster—Egale .' ''"■ : -J..V.^V.;:Ciui.'...V.'... i '2 and •'Earnshaw'sV.'brV.'f:. l - • - ■■ :>;:MooriUa,-,by.:;st.; AlwywPDiploma "3- ■■:', Also:-s(arted.:';Blu'o' Gem. ';.'.-;' . - -' .'■' '.Won. tosily.';by, two lengths, arid : a "half, ™ h ' between:.v second and , third:: v Time, 2min. ; 43J sec; ''■','U. : M- i : : Vi, -;i

\v.!*;6tal».-0f. , 5..56T5. each, ■: with 300; 60vs. -.padded.; One.mile --;S/: x-

,Wr.jiV.- J.- Staughton's b. ; h. : :Matoureo> u : ; :|v^j;^Playbill^Trilby,'; : : syre. ; ;:/ ,7st.; ■! ?■ Optimism,- 6rf.-V ; Mb'; • 1 .i:.V....';..'.;;...:!;.;-..]! ; 8' ■ • &«ii ; started. - Won easily: b'y'a'iensrtli ondrai quarter, Vwith', twelve -lengths Tie- . tween second .'and 'thirds?:-! 1 Time, 2min. 39isec. ( ■ .;, : .■-.-■■ ■::•"."■>:.:• "•: • -.-;■ ■:■.■-.■•.■■.: .

: ''Association.!':. 7,.- ::'£& - -t '■::.? vvy' -JroVotaber i 3. v." ;; ; ShowerS:.:during-tliO' night .made '.the ,;ctora.'dead;..for.', training operations at ; EUershe./.this.., morning.. ■;. Ail. .work ' was ;■"donsi titUe l Santaßosa over' EaTen,.:furlongs.oinvJmin.-33sec.v -Prophet- , doiig-the ■6ame:.distanco;:in lmin.<'3s ■ Mgc.;:'. Royal, .News'-,was'-.too' good''for : TattooYoyer."five/!furlongs: tin'-ilmin:: -8l*S9-' •iAdyocate, did a .mils jin'dmin.' 49; ■2-ssc?--.;'.;Blues...Garment covered four:furlongs, from; a standing' start in M l-sscc.,< ;and,Eegain leifathe-same-distance be/hind_him from a: flying start in 51 4-ssec., the-fastest gallop I ;of.;the 'morning. ' ilaxweU. beat' Apellon- over five furlongs an lmin. ■.7 ; ;-4-5seo.rf'Solus'-iras: : better -■ than ; Coromandel ; oyer; six"; furlongs ; from" a , start'itf:lmin. 1 , 225ec.,: Waiari .beating-;, Sir vArtegal over.-the-same dis-' ;. tancein.lmin.;2li2-sscci. Ireland did four furlongsrin.s2; 2-55ec.,.-ana ".St'-Bill ■■ beat ■ i^"i ??* over';.the ,same:distance in 52sec.' - ■ lamainupo was: better; than Haldane over. £ye,furlpngs. in :Imin.- Bsec.. ~ Nortti-East gave Parable and,Waitapu a-good break ■■■ 6tart(.m^.a-..mile. and, beat Hhem corafort'.f b , I ?'?^W. fi nisb.an<lmin; sise'c, Parable •taking and-beating Wai-.-tapu.:,;. Continuance/, was;'restricted to. -Iney.. and- Paisano were on'.termsover'five furlongs in'lmin. ?t'i'"3? C V ; . G ° lde n,'Loop■ was too;,good-for : in'.-lmin;."22 aid; Epsom' Lass' were'tov gether; tiro lengths upfront'' of Freevata .werfivo furlongs'.in,lmiri. 9sec; : :-' • -v'■v ;After ; .; breakfast. -Lochbuie";" assisted '■ ■ by" *Mia. r over..the ? first -five furlongs, ; : ran . : Miss -Winsome ™. ! M 'larloßgs"in,s3.;3-sscc. Dazzling .was:-better;than. Gpldfindcr over 'six fur-. ;.longs',in;;imin. , .22scc; 'Turbine didfour ■-furlongsi;m .S3>l*cc.':-; A: lot of others , also .worked.--Helius: was schooled over; the hurdles; jumping well: Togotsushima,' ■/Atoiirhai- Creusot, 1 Capitol,'..: "and -Ecscr- . voir,;went oyer -the! big- country, all get-' •.ting.round safely;-Reservoir dwelt,a lot ; W.'itne.ifences.';.-;, : ..;- ~;.,.; .-..;.,.,,:,;