TARANAKI J.C. MEETING.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1010, 28 December 1910, Page 6

TARANAKI J.C. MEETING.

SECOND DAY'S RESULTS.: The Tarannki Jockey : Club's Christinas meeting was concluded to-day in fine weather. There was a record attendance,- anil all the figures, including: the totalisator investments, exceeded last year's. Results:— ••■■•-,■ • ■ • FITZROY HACK HANDICAP, of 50 sovs. Six . furlongs.—Manawakaha, . 1; Eastwind. 2; Rouge. Dragoon, 3. Also started: The-Reiver, Sinn Fein, and Lady Mere. Won'by two'lengths. Time, ]min. 29see. 'i ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of 80 sovs. ■ Five ■ furlongs.—Contralto, U Valentine, 2; Bowbells, 3. Also started: Billington, Hinekornngi, Lady Van, audPrnefectus. Won by thrco lengths. .'Time, linin. 2sec. .. ' ' ' . SUMMER HACK HANDICAP, of, 100 sovs. Six furlongs.—Solus, 1; Con ,tho Shaughraun, 2; Patriotic, 3. Also started: Meroze, Tarn Glen, Sandy Paul, and Ngatirunnui. Won. by a length and a half. Time, linin. 15 fssec. SECOND ■ HANDICAP HACK HURDLES, of GO sovs. One mile and a half.— Shirlike, 1; Golden Glow, 2; Kotare, .3. Also started: Cloudy Morn. Won by twolengths. Time, 2min. 52sec. NEW PLYMOUTH HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. One . mile. Silva, 1; Lethean,. 2; Waitapu, 3. Also started: Golden Eagle, First Mate, Shannon Lass, and Miss Advance. Won by a long head. Time, lmin. SECOND HACK SCURRY STAKES, of 80 sovs. Five' furlongs.—Hinekoraiigi, l ; San Due, 2. Also starte'd: Valentine and Mukahu. Makahu stumbled and unseated his rider, and Valentine struck him, with u similar result. Won anyhow. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of SO sovs. Six furlongs'.-To Roti, 1; Lady MbnsohiUoff, 2; C'vretie, 3. Also, started:. Mulga Bill and Solus. Won by. a head. Time, luiiu.' 15seo.'. " ' j

.THAMES J.C. MEETING. ~ (By Telegraph—Press Association.) Thames, December 27. ' The following arc the results . of the first dny's racing under the auspices of the Thames Jockey Club:— MAIDEN HANDICAP. Seven fur-lougs.-Columbia, 7st. 121b., 1; Miss Ada, Sst. 101b., 2; Romantic, 7st. 1311)., 3. bciatched: Tim Doolan. Time, Imin. 3255 C. HURDLES. One mile and three-quar-ters. Bully, lOst. 21b., 1;- Rangihaeta, lO.st. 101b.,' 2; Arty, 9st. 51b., 3. Mateare also ran. Time, 3inia. 33 l-sscc. ' CiOLDPIELDS CUP, of 115 sovs. One mile and a quarter. Zinnia, 7st. 131b., 1; Waiotnhi, 7st. 01b., 2; Conquest Fraulin, 7st. lib., 3. Also started: Explosive, Jena, Taiapa. A splendid race. Time, 2min. 10 2-ssec. BOROUGH HANDICAP. Five fur-«ngs.-Proiitii.o, 7st. 81b., 1; Lady Prencli, 9st., 2; Dogger Bank, Sst. Gib., 3. Also started: Goldwin and Hesperian. STEEI'LES.-Laddie, 9st. 111b., 1; Capitol, 2; Romp, 3. Bonny Jean fell, and Kapakapa. ran off the course. Windsor and Brown, the riders, were injured. Capitol also injured his back, and it is probable that he will have to be shot STEWABDS' HANDICAP. Six fur-.longs.-Sir Rupert, 7st. 51b., 1: Dogger Bank, 9=t. 61b., 2; Impelvive, Ssh 81b 3 Also started: Frontino and Miss Livonia. Won by a-length.' Time, Imin. 7 l-ssec. HACK RACE.-Watchchain, Bst. 71b., 1; Eeport, Sst. 61b., 2; Field Glass, Bst. 61b. A- beven -others started;'. Time,-Imin losec. ■ ; AVELTER HANDICAP. :' One mileZinma, 9st. Slb.,M; Pipo, Sst: 91b 2SSt ' m ' *■■' &p£ ACCEPTANCES FOR SECOND' DAT. Th-3 following are the asceptances for nieetfn 00 -- ■ ° f, thS Thames '. s . u ™ni«r MAIDEN HANDICAP. Six luflongs.Mis Ada, 9st. ; Miss Livonia, Sst. 61b.: Columbia, Sst. 51b.; Montpelkr, Bst., 41b. M " ro .. o °, an <l -Blacfc, Sst. 21b.; Romantie, if n ii b " ; r.^ p ? lia P e ' 7st 91b -: • Report, -" THAMES HURDLE RACE. One mile a .™ 'list. Ik ; t ?M u 3'. -lOst. .131b.; Don Quex; lOst. 8 b.; liaiwaka, 9st. 91b.; Matarere, 9st. 41b.; Bonnie J.ean, 9st. 31b. '. '-.- THAMES STAKES. One mileVandV3o .yjirds—Zinnia, Sst. 121b.; Explosive,' Bst. 6b; Jena, 'Sst. 31b.,■ JVaulein, ; 6st. 121b.; Taiaha, 6st. 101b. ,- »■ .. MEMORIAL.' : Four' furlongs.—Lady French, 9st. 51b.; " Do«eer »st. 41b.; Haku, 85t.71b.; Hikura, Sst. 21b.s Frontino,-Bst. lib.; Fremantle, (St. 131b.; Watchchain, 7st. 91b.; Goldwin7st. 21b.; Leafire, 6st. 121b.; Sateen,,6st! 101b. ' ■■■"'. - ■:..: ■ : ■■'■■;...-.. . THAMES STEEPLECHASE'. l 'Three miles.-Whatashot, lOst. 121b,; .Laddi*' lOst. 101b.; Ranana,.lost. 21b.; Kapakana' - lOst. 21b.; Rebel, 9st. 81b.; Arty,. Bst. 81b.Romp, '9st. 71b. ■", ■'- -Six furlongs.Dogger Bank, 9st. 31b.; Impulsive, 8«t. 31b.; Sir Rupert, 7st.-131b.; Frontino,':7st 131b.; Toa Tula, 7st. 51b.; Tak.a,*',7st. 31b. , * ■■■'■■ '.■'*.*-'■" .'■,■.'." '■■.',*"" .■■■■ 7 '■ ' SECOND -HACK HANDICAP. 'Five furlongs-Report, 9st.; .Field Glass,: Sst. 51b,; St..Wood, Bst. 41b.; Sateen,'Bst.-.4ib.'; Lady Cuirassier, Sst. 31b..; Ton Tere, Bst 31b.; Paeroai Sst. '21b.; Firefield,. -7st 91b.; Maid of the Forest, 7st; 91b.; Hesperia, 7stv 71bV . •' '.'■ • ■ . MIDSUMMER HANDICAP. Seven fur-.longs—Zinnia,.9st.;Jena,:Bst.-21b.; Waioi tahi, Bst. ,21b.; Miss. Livonia, 75t..61b.; Montpelier, 7st., 51b.;'Watchchain,: '7st. 21b.;':Frauleiri, 6st. 121b'.; Pip, 6st. 121b.; Taiaha, 6st. 101b. . ' / ,;," .... ;• ■ .'■: AUCKLAND R.C. MEETING. ■■; SECOND; DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. (By . Telcßranh-Press Association:) .. '; .'hi' :<i aiio.i-Au.ck'land, December ''27. c '■. ■ The following acceptances have.been.received second'day of the -Auck-lancP-Sacing" Club's 1 'summer. meeting 6n : THiii-sclay:—"'" : ' : - '- ' '■ '■ •-.- • BOWEtf HANDICAP, of 125 sovs... Six furlongs.—St. Toney, ,9st. 21b.; ~ Morecambe, Sst, 121b.;-Poictiers, Bst. 51b.; True Knight, Bst. 51b.; Arawa, 7st. 131b.; Flying Soult,'7sf. 101b.; Mary Ann, 7st. 61b:; Elegance, 7st." 41b.; Aristos, 7st. lib.; Minstrel, 6st. 131b.; Kowaru, 6st. 121b.; ■ Tipua, 6st. 121b.; Master Jack,.6st; 121b.; La -Reina, Gst. 101b.;. Wee Olga, 6st. 101b.-; Scotch, Ost. 101b. . - / WAITEMATA HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. —Olio mile and a quarter.—Cullinan; 9st. 91?).; Sonltoria, Bst. 121b.; Eegain, Bst. 121b:; Wenonah, Sst; lib.; Lady.Patricia,--7st. :121b.; Epsom Lass, 7st. 101b.'; Michael-' off, 7st. Mb.;. Escaniillo, 7st.._ 91b.; Duma, 7et. 21b.; Master ■' Wairiki, 7st. 21b.:,- Erin, 7st. lib.; Lloyds, 7st.; ilaxwsll, >«6st. 131b;;'.Scotch,-.6st: 91b.; Hamadryad, 6st. 91b.; Blue Mountain, Gst. 91b.; Monoplane Gst. 91b.. ' • • . ... ~' CRITERION' HANDICAP/ of 200 sovs". Six furlongs.—Miscount, 9st. 61b.; Peirene 9st.-Glb.'; Ortori, (Ist: 31b.; Sea Pink, Bst. •lib.; Trannuil, 7st. 131b.; 'Henijsphere, 7st. 131b.; Condamine, Gst. 131b.; Treize, Gst. Mb. ■ ■■; , ... , . -..'.. HURDLE RACE,' oi 200 soys. One mile and three-quarters.— Prophet, 12st.'Glb.; Continuance, lOst. 131b.; Lady Patricia, lOst. 21b:: Delegate, Sst. 71b.; Hoanea, 9st. 71b.; Bully, 9st. Gib.; Seldom,. 9st. ■. .- SUMMER CUP. of 650 sovs.'- One mile and a quarter.—Maori. King, 9st.; Danube, Sst. 71b.; Sedition, Bst. 71b.; Birkdale, 7st. 111b.; King Soult, 7st. lllb.; Wauchope, 7st. 101b.; Uranium, 7st. 81b.'; Manariouri; 7st. 81b.; Woodhoy, 7st. Gib.; • Goldfinder, 7st. 51b.; Miss: Mischief, 7st. 31b.; Swimming Belt, Gst. 131b.';' Coromandel,: 6st. 71b.; Master Theory,-.fist. 71b.; First Wai-' riki, Gst. 71b/ ''• ■- ' .-.' : '. ALEXANDER HANDICAP, of. 200.sovs. Seven furlongs.—Lady Medallist, Ost.' 91b.; Sharpshooter, Bst. 81b.; Santa •'Eosn, esr.. Sib.; Kakam'a,.B'st. Gib.; Domino, Bst. Gib.'; Woodlvey, - Bst. 21b.;:, Sirkdale, Bst. lib.; Sir Ariegal, Sst.; Antoinette, 7st. 131b.; Tanekaha, 7st. 41b.; Admiral Soult, 6st: 101b. .■'■;• •.,.■-■-■'..■ •-. VISITORS' PLATE, .of 200 sovs. Five furlongs.—Salute. Hat.; Theodore, Bst.'4lb. ; Formby, Bst. 41b.;-.-Turbine, Bst; .21b:; Holiuiigatriii, Sst. lib.; Dearest, ..Sst.; Sunburnt. Bst.; Antoinette,. 7st. '101b:;: Perle d'Or, . 7st. 51b.; Tenterhook, "7st. lib.; St. Toney, 7st. lib.; Ballyheith, Gst. 131b.; Lady Frances, Gst. 101b'.; Merigee, 6st, 91b; ..:::. .- SALISBURY'WELTER HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. 'One mile.—Swimming Belt,-Sst. ISib.; Dazzling,' Bst. 121b.; Cullinan, Sst. lllb.; Tamainupo, Sst. lllb.; luey, 'Sst. 101b.; Tanekaha, Bst. Gib.; Master Theory, Bst. 21b:; Wee.Olga, Bst.. • . .. , . : . HUTT VALLEY TROTS. SECOND DAT., , . ' LADY RICHMOND WINS BIG RACE. There was beautiful weather for the concluding day of the Hutt Valley Trotting Club's meeting at Petone, and.there was again a good attendance of the public. In consequence of the favourable conditions, the fixture is likely to prove much more profitable than the last'few of the club's gatherings, as the gate re r ceipts and the, fotalisator income both show substantial increases. , . Yesterday the totalisator investments amounted vto 42091, making a total of £4738 for the -two .-days, as. compared with-. i£3922 for -the.two days last year. Three,bookmakers were licensed yesterday—two. inside arid one outside. . ' Fees for the meeting are about il6o more fhau the club: received'last year.and as far as the "gates" are. concerned, the secretary, Mr. R.' W:. Short, estkmntes the revenue from this source to be something like more than,that of last year. The racing was again fairly interesting, though backers , found tlip.form rather difficult to follow. A feature of the meeting was a dividend of over .£SO. declared in ..one race, only four tickets being registered on .the winner. It was stated subsequently.that five tickets liad boon issued, and. as they were all presented- for payment,, the totalisator authorities were losers for the full amount, of one ticket. _ Among the lucky investors on the outsider were the owner and the rider of the horse. The following are the results of the different races:— : TRIAL HANDICAP TROT, of 20 sovs. ■' One mile and a half. 1 Mr. F. M'Parland's- gv. g. Eajah,'by Bill Allen, aged, 20sec. (D. Nyhane) 1 4 Mr. J. Lorgelly's-. Bernie L., scr. ■•-. . " ; , '.'. . (W.Lorgelly) ■* 3 Mr'..Williams's:Sister Mine,.lßtcc. ■■."••••.■'■ (Wright) 3 Also started: 2 .Wild Maid, Ss«c.; 5

Cbildcra, 12sec; 7 011 a, 20sec; 6 3il Squires, 20sec; 8 Miss Lbnsdale,''JOsec. Rajah took the lead before a furloßi had been covered,, and establishing gtioc " lead eventually won by nearly oni hundred yards from Bernie L.°, wbi passed Sister Mine in the straight. Time* 4min. 22 l-sseo. DASH HANDICAP TROT, of 35 suva One mile. 4 Mr. J. E. August's b. g. Child Douglas, by Blackchild, 6yrs.,' 18sec. (J. August) 1 4 Mr. W. Liddington's Deborah, 18sec.' (Masted)' 3 1 Mr. C. Michael's Heirloom, Bsec. ■ . (K. Sm|ith) 3 Also started: 2 John H., scr.; 3 Green-■ . stone, lGsec. - . . Child Douglas led all the way, and iron - easily by a dozen lengths frm Deborah, ' who was about the same distance in front . of Heirloom. Time, 2min. 46 2-ssec. PETONE HANDICAP TEOT, of 70 'sovft. ' Two miles. "'"-■.' ... 3 Mr. H. Wicksr's ch. f. Lady Rich- "- mond, by Albert Victor—My Lady, ' 4yrs., 29sec . (H. MTsae) I 2 Mr. K. H. Smith's Clinton, 45sec. (K. Smith) 2 1 Mr. W. S. Wootten's Seychelles' ". ■26sec. (M'Millan) 3 ■ Also started: 4 Te Aivahuri,' 21sec.; 5 Bothljin, 45sec. '■■■.. Clinton had a substantial '. lead eoon after the start, and led until the straight was entered the last time. Lady Eichmona.then ranged alongside, and a good finish resulted in a wiu for Lady Kick , mond by a bare length. Seychelles Vas a ' poor third, just ahead of Rothlin. Time, omin. lsec... .■•.-,'. BOROUGH HANDICAP TROT, of 25- : sovs. One mile and a half. 3 Mr. J. Lorgelly's b. g. Bernie L., by . ■■■ ■ Specification—Coral, 4yrs., 9sec. ; - . : . . (J. LorcellvY t *" 5 Mr.'T. 11. Wade's Wild Maid, 21sec. 2 Mr. J. J. Cadwallader's Glenidol/scr. ... ■';■-■' (F..Smith) 3 : . .Also started: G Peggy G., 6sec.'7 Child Douglas, 15sec; 8 Renec Clair, 20sec •'• 1 Hova, 20see.; 4 Lord-Rothschild, 25sec.: 9 Bella Corbett, 25sec; 10 Bill- Squires, 32sec. ;'f- ■-, . At the enil of the second lap, Wild ' Maid led from Lord Rothschild and Bernie L. Before the straight ■ was reached Bernie L. had" drawn to the lead, followed by Wild Marie. . Both .candidates broke at, different parts of the straight, and in an ' exciting finish! Bernie L.: won by half a length from Wild Maid, with Glenidol several lengths away third, and Peggy G. fourth. Time, - ■ 3mm. 56sec- - •. ■ PONEKE HANDICAP TROT, of 40 sovs, .•';., One mile. • 2 Mr. W.ißlackmore's.b. m. Lady H., '. by : General Tracey, aged, 3sec. ■ „ ;': '-' ' (N. Martin)-.! ''' 2 Mr. A,:J. .Carman's Lady M., 3sec. • ■;•;'■"/;,•;■■■■ ■ (Carman) 3 3 Mr: E. Cheeseman's Bell Briar, llsec. '.. .v '■■■ .'■■.-.•■■■■ ( D - Nyhane),S * ■ Also started: 4 Manxman, scr.; 5 Child, Agnea,.; sseo.; 1 Rosechild, 9sec: '■.:.-•'' . Bell -Briar led for about six furlongs, ■ when Lady H. dashed to the front, and stalling on" a challenge from Lady M. won by three lengths. Bell Briar wag close,up: thiird. Time, 2min. 36 3-ssec. . : PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP TSOT, .o£ ' . ' 40 sovs.. For unhoppled trotters only, . One mile and a half. '• . ■ '■.■■. 8 Mr. R. E. Harris's b. m. Lincoln's Pride, by Lincoln Yet—H.R.H., ■ aged, 20sec." :(W. Martin)■ t '■'•• 3 Mr. J. Sharpe's Juvis, 25sec. .' .1 'Mr. J; T. Craig's Black -Forest, 15sec.' . ■■■ "..■ . . (Craig) 3 . Also : started: 2 : Ding Dong, llsec.; '■' 5 : Indian Eose/ 15see.; 4 Bothlin, 15sec;; '• 7,Lord.Eothschild, 18sec.; 6 Scamper 20sec. Juvis led until-half-way'through the last'lap, -when the'rank outsider Lincoln's. Pride II caught her, and w6n - .by a' little over a -length. Black Forest .was close lip.third. Time, 4min. 14'2-SS6C. ' FINAL .HANDICAP' TROT, ;of 40 sovs, ~ 'One. mile. ■ ; 3 Mr. J. H. Oliver's b. m: Rosechild, by; Rothschild—Berlin mare,-.4yrs., ' lOsec;'- .........;. (H,-M'Nae) -1 17, Mμ. R: iUptoa's. Greenstone, -lSsec: '•• .'.■•••• ■.;.•: •••■■•■'■.• :■-''■" (Nyhane) 2 1-Mr. K. H. Smith's Clinton, llsec. ' ■■ .;■ -.■•■■■■ ■'- ■' • - -,- (Smith) 3 ; \ Also) started: 5 Boadicea,.ssec.; l 2 Heir-'--loom, llsec:) .4 Sister:: Mine,' 20sec.;" 6"' Kiddy .Madge, 20sec. '.- ' .: ■••:'■. Edsijdhild was in command before the first lap had been.- covered, and had a good lead when the straight was approached. 'Greenstone 'finished strongly, but, Rose-1 i child stalled off the challenge, to win by. ■ a'length. .Clinton'.'was poor third,-. Time, 2min. 35 2-osec. : ' . ■>>' REEFTON RACES. .~ ' ■ , (By ;TcleEra,pli—Press Association.) :..:' '■■'.'" ' Reefton,. December 27. * ■'. 'For the - Reef ton races, there was; pervj. . feet weather, and a record attendance, A Though there, were small fields then were , very exciting finishes. Results: ' ■ TRIAL HAXDICAP.-Mangrove, .-A]* liurik, 2; Montague,. .3;-Also started:' . Grand Jewel, Hiss Fry, Lady Shannon. A good race. Won by ,a head. Time, Imin. 17 2-ssec. - . . ' POINT Bird,' -1 j : Kedwing, 2; Blcssbok, 3. Also started: Hillspririg. Won .by - a length.. Time, . Imin. 32 3-osec. . " - ■ ' ". REEFTON CUP.-Gold. Braid,;l; The , T Orient/ 2; Investment,' 3. Also started: ! North Pole, Research. A splendid race. .The four candidates were neck and neck coining past the.judge's boxi l . ELECTRIC PLATE.-Eurik,,'l;' : Jannie ; '~ Colleen, 2; Montague, 3. A splendid race,-..-'-' 1 ' Time, Imin.. 3 l-ssec. . ' - L'- v BOATMEN'S HANDICAP'.-Eing Try,', 1; Eoa'rte,, 2; Hillspring, 3. The only.: starters.. Won,by a length. .Time, Imin, 1 ■17sec. - . . ' : ."- ': PROGRESS HANDICAP.-Redwing,, 1; 1t0,'2; Blessbok, 3. Won by a length. . Time, Imin. 18 3-ssec. f -... MIDLAND 'WELTER HANDICAP.- : First V-iaw, 1; Merchantman, 2; Rose.Her-' ■ aid, 3. Also started: The Orient. Time,. . Imin. 38sec. ■-..'• : . The totalisator investments totalled' JE39UO, as against .£3SB2 last year. WEST AUSTRALIAN EVENTS. By Telegraph—Press As&ociation-Copyrignt. -. '.-, i (Rec. December 27, 9.10 p.m.) ;: ' ■ -■ • /.-. Perth,' December 27. ,- The West Australian Turf Club's meek \ ing commenced to-day, when the .Derby, ■ was won by Rene'gade, with Miss Hazel and Westpark. in the places. There were ; . ■ .-. fourteen starters, and the winner woo '.. " by a-length' and a half. Time,. 2min, 40 2-ssec. In the Perth Stakes, Oi won',by a length; from Artesian 'and Woolly/ Beggar, who dead-heated for second place, ' Time, '2miu. .11 3-ssec. . ( - ' ' . .-'•';. ; RACING FIXTURES. ;. Dec- 28—Ashhurst-Pohangina R.C. Annual '■:. '". Dec. 29, and Jan. 2 and 3—Auckland E.G I .:■ ■ Summer. ' • ■'-.'■.- Jan. 2 and 3—Wairarapa E.G. Summer,V. Jan. 2 and 3—Rangitikei R.C. Summer