THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1198, 5 August 1911, Page 6

THE TURF.

GRAND NATIONAL ACCEPTANCES. ♦ (By Tclccraph-Presß Association.) Christchurch, August 4. ■ Tho following iinal payments and acceptances have been received for tho Can. terbury Jockey ('lull's Grand National meeting. Penalties aro included iu tha weights given:— • . WINTER CUP, of COO sovs. One mile. St. lb. St. IK Boanerges ... 10 12 Undecided ... 313 Nyland 10 11 Bonny Glen... 9 12 Jj'll'ort ' 10. 5 Mumura .... !) 5 Coroniform ... 10 4 Odessa 9 5 Dearest 10 2 Negative .... !1 5 Jney 10 1 Flambeau .... 9 0 The Rover ... 913 Sublime ... 9 0 Flitaway .... 913 Turna' 9 0 GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE Ol' 1000 sovs. Three miles and a half. St. lb.- St. lb Corazon .... 12 .1 Honest Tom 10 2 Antarctic ... 12' 2 Dorando 10 1 lied M'Gregor 10 10 Lo Beau .... 9 13 Lovell 10 10 Liberty 9 13 Jiurus .' 10 9 Diiil 9 13 True Bluo ... 10 1 llibstono Wininta .... 10 3 Pippin .... 913 Yasmak 10 3 Tho Gunner 9 t Paritutu. .... 10 2 GRAND NATIONAL HURDLE RACE. Of 1000 sovs. About two miles. et. lb. St. lb. Paisano 12 8 Tho Native ... 10 5 Whakaweira 11 3 St. Aidan ... 10 5 Compass .... 11 0 Appin 10 2 .The Rover ... 10 11 Paritutu .... 10 0 Continuance 10 11 Windage .... 9 0 Master Paul 10 10 Kildonan ... !) 0 Esparlero ... 10 0 Redmond .... 9 0 Centaur .... 10 9 .HUNTERS' HURDLES, of 130 eovs. Once round and a distance.—Mauri, 12st. 31b.; Shillelagh, lOst. 131b.; Sabine, lOst. 121b. j Simon Pure, lOst, 91b.; Sylvia Maid, lOst. 71b.; Myall.lOst. 51b. j Modra, lOst. 41b.; Master Webb,' lOst. 4lb.i Miharo, lOst'. 21b.; Wiriliana, lOst. TRIAL HURDLES, of 200 sovs. On# , mile and three-quarters.—The' Rover, , list.; St .Aidan, lOst. 131b.; Passive, 9sti 101b.; Dogger Bank, 9st. fill).; Gold Pin,, 1 9st. lib.; Redmond, 9st. 41b.; Cardiff, 9st,j , Canterbury, 9st.; Wairakei, 9st.

JUMPERS' I'LAT RACE, of 150 so vs.. Oho milo and a half.—Compass, list. 21b.; Tho Native, list. lib.; Appin, 10st, Gib.; Master Paul, 10sl'.; Kildonan, 9st. 1311).; Gaclic, 9st. 31b.; Windngp, 9st. 31b.; Milo, 9st.; Embrasure, 9st.; Rangiwlianga, 9st. ENFIELD STEEPLECHASE, ' of 138 sovs. About 2 miles.—'Wirral, lOst. 131b. j ' Lagmhor, lOst. 91b.; Stayboy, lOst. 81b. j Tyrannic, lOst. Gib.; Ccptaiu Jingle, lOst. 21b.; Corona, lOst.; St.. Albert, 9st. 131b.; Deerslayer, 9sf. 101b.; St. Ajnelia, 9st,' 01b.; Milo, 9st. Sib.; Shillelagh, 9st, 81b.; Northern Star, fist. 71b.; King of Trumps,' 9st. -711).; Sea Dog, 9st. 71b.;. Kelp, 9st.' 71b.; Salopian, 9st. 71b.; Tairiki, 9sf. 71b.; Revenge, flsfc. 71b.; Glewnore, 9st,. 71b.. AVONHEAD HANDICAP, of 130 sova. Six furlongs.—Shuja, lOst, 131b.; Tho Native, lOst. 91b.; Wed so, lOst. 21b,; Gold Circle, lOst'. 21h.; Friwolliti, 9st lllb.; Amaru,'Ost. 91b.; Eiya, 9st. lib.; Almapai, 9st. 21b.; Somersault, 9st. 21b.; Night-, light, 9st. lib.;. Eaglestone, 9st.; Good 'Sign, 'Jst.; Baffin, 9st, RICCARTON TRACK FORM. (By TclcErapls-.Special Correspondent.! , ■ Christchurch, August 4. Tliero was very littlo work of any ill." terest at Riccarton this morning. Dearest (W. Young) defeated Turna aftor running six furlongs on tho sand in lniin. 20sec. Kopek started off with .tho pair, but again bled, and was pulled up aftor going a furlong. Appin (D. Cameron) jumped two flight# of tho schooling hurdles. \ Hawick (C. Cochrane) and Salopin (L. Hill) gave a good display while jumping five flights of tho schooling hurdles. Dnil ran half a milo on tho sand ia 55 l-Ssco. - ;.••• Tyrannic ran the 'I'dSt 'fiv&'.tff sis tolongs in lmin. 13sec. ; '■ Lo Beau (Pinker) jumped tho . double safely. . Myall (G. Pine) and Master Paul.-{E. Redmond) jumped safely whilo negotiating four flights of hurdles. Redmond, Gold Circlo (with neck sweaters on), and Yasmalr, in company with Dorando, St. Aidaii, G. Murray-Aynsley's team, Undecided, Hoanga,- Gompass, Tho Rover, Fasnakyle, and Antarctic, were amongst a largo number of others out, and were treated to useful pacing. . Gold' Thread has gone amiss, and is a> unlikely starter at tho meeting. Full Sail, Lady Richmond, .Havoc, Master AVcbb; Wiriliana, Nedra, and Oaklet' arrived from Wellington this morning

NOTES AND COMMENTS. {Br GiiENCoE.] Fnssongers by the Maori, wliicli for Lyttclton last evening, included Mr. F. Armstrong, of Akitio, and Mr. C. O'Donoghuo, owner of Centaur- Both will be present at the C.J.C.W inter nutting which commences on Tuesday. It appears that Full Bate was not. after all among the horses shipped south by the Warrimoo on Thursday Officer gelding did not make the final navmont for tho Winter Cup last inglit, Appears as if ho will not bo seen at the meeting. ... . Tho Australian Hurdles race "ill ™ ruii at Caulfield to-day. Arquehuse, who won the big Flemington event, and also flin llnutta Galla Hurdles is f nvou^i( c ' with Obi and Battery next in order. The latter will bo ridden by.the New Zealand Grcgor. Mr R H. Pkipwith has bc?n rca*. pointed starter for the ™»afth Club's meeting, which takes place at uie end of this month. south on Thursday night. . ■ TL jghl riding there a 2-veav-oid con * , ■ o wncd i; a that he intends to take th, {.UVto tho next tribunal, vw., the Rao in 3 Conference. the mos t no» • Ap n .Hthdrawals from the Winter Cup ' The final payments for the Cl £ S gT AiTcUand Kncinfj k;.« 1«? l vnr ill *no ;1 hvo small' clnV.s that were ruled out bj JV '"''ill. V- K. Kirrk. of «■"? nw «« of' /(v'e.w 1 . ir *' f° r " 10 U'i" ,v'\i yr«f n r'!ay. Mr. <\ li. |"!a»n?.yn's hnw--1 r i V .«-,wl niv! aimtl'er—- U'd 10 '■vil'i-r bv the l'!i:"ar"a vr •»"' n>. 'Hr 'mi'-V- riv -r '• !"vomi p.j'i p-jfui vo«^v( ,f >y ' a'id was' tnlieli " V liirenv!'.-.v ti-Vlt. t t,,,.' (irav 'oft f'M' \vdiioj I v ,4 ? r:'-y in r<V M-.'O. 1). Greenwood • I h.-r'n-s ill their <pnm; onisai'cimita.