THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1282, 10 November 1911, Page 7

THE TURF.

— 4 RACING AT FLEMINGTON. THE OAKS. WILARI WINS EASILY. Bj Telecra-Dh—Press Association— Copyright (Rec. November 9, 7.5 p.m.) Flemington, November 9. ■ There was ideal weather for tho third day of the V.R.C. meeting. There was a bigger crowd present than on any previous Oaks day. The course was in good order, but the fields wero small. Results:— . NOVEMBER HURDLE RACE; of 300 sovs. . Threo miles. Mr. P. S. Clement's b. g. Forest ' Prince, syre., 10st'. lib 1 Battery, list. lib. 2 Zaal, Ost. 51b 3 • Four others started. Won easily by three lengths, with a length between secolid and third. Time, smin. 48} sec. MIMOSA STAKES, of 500 sovs. Six furlongs. Mr. -W. Kelso's blk. c. Hathlea, by Royal Fusilier—Lissadurn, Bst. 101b. 1 Charlatan, Bst. 31b 2 Effervescence (lato Fizzer). Bst. 3lb. ... 3 Seven others started. Effervescenco led to the half-distance, when Rathlea took chafgo and won by three-quarters of a length from Charlatan, who was two lengths ahead of Effervescence. Time, lmin.. 15Jsec.

LINLITHGOW STAKES, of 1000 sovs. Weight-for-age, with penalties and allowances. One mile. Mr. A. Knox's br. c. Popinjay, by Malsfer—Pose, 3yrs 1 Mr. T* ITannan's Lager T Mr. W. Kelso's Beverage t fDead heat second; The other starters were Comedy King, Lady Medallist-, Kuringai, and Woolerina. Popinjay led off by four lengths from Lager, Comedy King, and Kuringai. Beverago came out two furlongs from home and mado a splendid run, dead heating with Lager for second place, a length behind Popinjay. Woolerina was last. Time, lmin. 39} sec. CARNIVAL HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. .1 ■■ One mile and a quarter. Mr. J. Turnbull's br. c. Flaith, by . Bobadil—Our Queen, 3yrs., 7st. 101b. 1 Mary. Seat'on, Gst. 91b. 2 Didus, 9st. 111b 3 There Were seven other starters. Mary Seaton made the running to the abattoirs, whero she was leading by four lengths from Flaith, Hartfell, Posadas, Didus, and Eyeglass in that' order. In the straight Flaith cut down the leader and won easily by two lengths, with four leiipths between second and third. Time, 2min. 7jsee. OAKS STAKES, a sweepstake of 10 sovs. each, with 500 sovs. added. For threc- . year-old fillies. One mile and a half. Mr. H. Power's b. f. Wilari, by Wallace, Bst. 101b 1 Mr.,J. V. Smith's Orvieto, Bst. 101b. -... 2 Messrs. H. and P. Osborne's Queen Mary, Bst. 101b 3 Five others started. Wilari ran to the front four furlongs from lmme and won very easily by two lengths, with live lengths between second and third. Time,' 2niin. 423 sec. VETERAN STAKES, of 300 sovs. One mile and a half. Mr. J. Lynch's br. g. Prizefighter, by Havoc—The Prize, syrs„ Bst. slb. I Adgio, 7st. 91b 2 Britain, Bst. 111b 3 Seven others started. Flavel led to the bridge, where Prizefighter took charge, and not being afterwards headed, won easily by two lengths and a half, with two lengths between second and third. tTime, 2min. 35sec.

RICCARTON RACES. FOURTH DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. (By. Telegraph-Press Association.) Christchurch, November 9. Following are the acceptances for events to be_ run on the fourth day (Saturday) of tho Canterbury; Jockey.. Clnbls .Metropolitan meeting:— - r ! . PORT COOPER HURDLES. of 200 sovs. Once round and a distance'.—Hawick, list, lib.; .'PassiTe,-- lOst. 101b.; Idealism; lOst.71b. ;-Tyrannio. 10st. 61b;;'Gold Bird, lOst. 31b.; Master Paul, lOst 21b, j Gold Pin, (Ist. lib.; Southern Cross, 9st.; Nova, 9st. ; Milo, 9st.; Santa Claus, 9st. CRESSY WELTER, of 300 sovs. Six furlongs.—Culprit, 9st. alb.; St. Toney, 9st. 51n.; Sea King, 9st. 31b.; Bronze, Bst. 111b.Colleen Mary, Sst. 71b.; Fisticuff, Sst. 61b.; Crosbie, Bst. 61b.; Kilts, Bst. 61b.; Rangiatua, Sst- 61b.; Lady Moutoa, Rst. 41b.; Outward, Bst. -lib.Aimwell, Sst. 31b.; Expansion, 7st. 131b.; QueTy, 7st. 131b.; Clanmena, 7st. 81b.; Goldemar, 7st. 71b.; Nithsdale, 7st. 71b.; Heatherbrae, 7st. 71b. SEYMOUR HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Six furlongs.—Pilgrim's Way, 9st. 51b.; Query, 9st.; Odessa, Sst. 121b.; Aphaea, Sst. 81b.; Somersault, Bst, lib.; Gangway, 7st. 131b.; Big Blast, 7st. 121b.; Kimona, 7st. 71b.; Troon, s 7st. -lib.: Foam Flake, 7st.; White Flag, 7st.; Battalion, 7st.; Corrie, 7st. • .MEMBERS' HANDICAP, of 600 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Equitas, 9st. 91b.; Nyland, Sst. -lib-; Forruby, Sst. 131b.; Undecided, Bst. 61b.; Effort, Bst. lib.; Ireland, Bst.; Labour say,'7.st. 111b.; Faunus,' 7st. 111b.; Byron, 7st. 111b.; Dazzling, 7st. 101b.; Herinia, 7st. 71 b.; 'Medallist, 6st. ] lib.; Avarice. 6st. 101b.; Longstep, 6st--71b.; Floater, 6st. 7ib. PIONEER HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. 'Six furlongs.—Bandore, Sst. 41b.; ifon Ton, Bst. 21b.; Glenfuman, Bst. lib.; Brown Owl, 7st. 131b.; Bonitas, 7st. 101b.; Taffeta, 7st. 101b.; Anna Carlovna, 7st. 71b.; Gnome, 7st. 71b.; Scottish Star, 7st. 31h.; Stardancer, 7st. 31b.; May Dalrymple, 7st. 31b.; Pippin, 7st. 31b-; Peg, Gst. 111b.; N.vx, 6st. lilt.; Art, 6st. 71b.

STEAD MEMORIAL CUP, of 750 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Los Angeles, flst.; Vice-Admiral, 9st.; Madam Madcap, Bst. 91b.; Miscount, 7st. 121b.; St. Petersburg, 7st. 121b.; and Counterfeit, 7st. 71b.

RANDOLPII HANDICAP, o£ 350 sovs. Six furlongs.—Faunus, 9st.; Culprit, Sst. 101b.; Rur'ik, Sst. 81b.; All Guns, Bst.; Glenspring, 7st. 131b.; Genius, Tst. 131b.; Medallist, Tst. 121b.; Merry Frank, 7st. 111b.; Crosbie, 7st- 71b.; Kilts, Tst. 71b.; Beacon, 7st.; Gold Battery, Gst. 131b.; Passion, 6st. 121b.; Clanmena, Gst. lllb.; Armstrong, list. 101b.; True Knight, Gst. 101b.; Turna, 6st. 71b.; Ahuapai, Gst. 71b.

FENDALTON HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. One mile and a quarter—Mendip, Bst. 131b. ; Electrakotf, Bst. 111b.; Merrivonia, Bst. 91b.; Iranui, Sst. -lib.; Moreeimbe, Bst. 31b.; Counterfeit, Bst. 21b.; Labour Dav, Sst. 21b.; St. Aiclan, Tat. 111b.; Roso Nonlc, 7st. 101b.; Patriotic, 7st. 91b.; Parable, Tst. 81b.; Birkliue, 7st.' 71b.; Cornet, Gst- 131b.; Tannliauser, Gst. 131b.; Mumtira, Sst. 111b.; 'Outward,- fist. 101b.; Cronstadt, Gst. 71b.; Outlander, Gst. 71b.; Nightlight, 6st. 71b. FAST TIME IK ASCOT THOUSAND. By Tolczranh—l'ro;s Association—Copyrichi Melbourne, November 9. Doughboy's time in the Ascot Thousand ■was lmin. 8 2-ssec. Doughboy won by two lengths. Tuneful was second. ACCiDENT TO A JOCKEY. (By TeleEianh— Presj Association.) Auckland, November 9. While being schooled at Ellerslie this morning the horse Aristocrat over-jumped himself at one of the hurdles and landed l on his knees, turning a complete somerFaull and throwing his rider, C. Scott, i heavilv. Scott sustained a fractured Bhoulder and was taken to the hospital. HEW ZEALAND METROPOLITAN TROTTING CLUB'S MEETING, (By Tolceraph.—Press Association.) Christchurch, November 9. The weather was by no means pleasant for the second day of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club's Spring meeting at ■ Addington to-day, a lierce nor'-west wind causing a lot of dust. There was, however, a good attendance, including a number of visitors from other parts of Ihe Dominion. The following are the results:— HORNBY HANDICAP, of 150 sovs., 3.15 class. One mile and a half. —Miramar, 1; Wallace M., 12sec., 2; Lady Lyons, 12scc., 3. Also started: Child Ueldon, Bsec.; The Next, Sscc,; Ksina, Usee.; Gladsome, 9sec.; Rolf Boldrcwood, 9>ec.j Bold Maid, Usee.; Wild Victor, 12-.ee.; Lignite, 12soc. Time, 3miu. 35scc. IA'TTIILTON HANDICAP, of 200 sov*. Two miles.—Calm, "see., 1; I<rd Ileath-

cote, 13sec., 2; Kini, 13sec., 3. Also started: Andy Regan, 4sec.; Proud Girl, Bsec.; Link, Bsec.; Onawa, lOsec.; Lady Disdain, 13sec.; Variation, 13sec. Time, iniin. ■Msec.

LADIES' BRACELET, of 75 sovs. One mile and a half.—Alice Woodbuvn, 7sec., 1; Alita, scr., 2; Ella Prince.-s, Csec., 11. Also started: Destruction, scr.; Rosalie, scr.; Novelwood, 2sec.; Golden May, 2see.; Corinnu, 3sec.; Chrysos, -Isec.; Totly Wood, ■Isec.; Lcitch, 4scc.; llndston, J-sec.; Golden Way, -isec.; Albert Huon, -Isec.; Better Luck, 4soc.; Jlerry Wood. • Gsec.; Cis Vivian, Gsec.; Lionlicart, (isec.; Spanish Lace, Gsec.; Leila li., Gsec.; Blackwitch, (isec.; Investment, Csec.; Wild West, Bsec.; Tom Savers, Bsec. Time, 3imu. Sllsec. CON"WAY HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; 4.48 class. Two miles.—Croesus, lOsec., 1; llnfcy S., Ssec., 2; Piecework, Tsec., 3. Also started: Medallion, 3sec.; Imperial roily, Tsec.; Adonis, Gsec-; Electrocute, Gscc/; Dr. Chutuey, Gsec.; King Lynn, oscc,; Kalgooriie, 9sec.; John M.. '.'sec.; Schoolgirl, 9sec.; Prince Warbeck, lOsec.; Bonification, l(>.-.ec. Time. 4n>in. 4!) 2-oj-ec. NOVEMBER HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Two miles.—Submarine, 7sec., 1; Althorp, 9scc„ 2; Prince Wilkin, lOsec., 3. Also started: Miss Florrie C., scr.; Lord Spec., 9sec.; Viewmont, Osec.i Lady Richmond, lOsec.; Bell Car. Usee.; Ferira, Usee. Time, 4min. 43sec. DOMINION HANDICAP, of 230 sovs Two miles.—Quincev, 2sec., and Clive, 10 see., dead heat, Ij Muricata, 13sec., 3., .Also started: Vcrax, scr.; Itothville, Ngarat'n, lOsec.; Violet M., 13scc.; Bellwind, 14se<!.; I,ignite, Usee.; Treasureseeker, 14sec.; Sir .Toe, lßsec.; Master Raymond, ISsec.; Miss Ngapara. Quincey. 4ir.in. 37 2-ssec.; Clive, 4min. 4ii 2-ssec. BAILWAY HANDICAP, of 1(10 soys. Ono mile.—Lodi, ssec., 1; Royal Vesta, 4scc., 2; Millwood, 2sec., 3. Also started: Scottish Mac., Isec.; Prince Randle, 5 sec.; Dayspring, Ssec.; lola, 3sec.; lanto, 4sec.; V.S., tsec.; Pinewood, 4sec.; Ashwood, ssec. Time, 2inin. 19scc. ROYAL HANDICAP, 200 sovs. Ono mile.—Agesemos, Csec., 1; The Needle, 4 sec., 2; Rosebery, 4sec., 3. Also started: Wilkie, scr.; Mains, 4sec.; Silverblack, 4 sec.; Princess Ment'o, ssec.; Blackchild Boy, ssec.; Florin, osec.; Little Arthur, Csec.; Time, 2min. 21sec. SALE OF YEARLINGS. ELDERSLIE AND BURNSIDE. IBy Teleeraoli.—Press Association.) Christchurch, November 9. The annual salo of tho Elderslie and Burnside yearlings was held to-day. Twenty-three lots were catalogued aud nineteen wero sold, most of them at prices that did not compare so favourably as could havo been expected with previous sales, though tho best of the lot's were in every way promising and they were sent into the ring looking very well. Details are:—

THE BURNSIDE YEARLINGS. Br. f. by Charlemagne ll—Hamadan, no bid. Br. c. by Charlemagne ll—Seashell, Mr. G. D. Greenwood, 21Ugns. Br. f. by Charlemagne ll—Happy Valley, Mr. Duncan Rutherford, lliOgns. li. c. by Charlemagne 11—Neva, Mr. H. Chisholm, dOOgus. B. f. by Charlemagne ll—Annabelle, Mr. Goring Johnston, 300gns. it. c. b. Charlemagne 11—Janet, Mr. Chisholm, 350gns. B. c. by Charlemagne ll—Armigera, passed. CI), c. by Vasco—'Silkgown, Mr. G. D. Greenwood, -loOgns. B. e. by Charlemagne ll—Nautiloid, passed.

B. c. by Charlemagne ll—DcmenOer, passed. Br. f. by Charlemagne ll—Couronne, Mr. Goring Johnston, 170gns. B. f. by Charlemagne ll—St. Regis, Mr. L. C. llazlett, llUgus. B. f. by "Charlemagne ll—ldasa, Mr. Greenwood, 130gns. B. f. by Charlomagne ll—Marlin, Mr. J. H. Prosser, 150gns. Total, .£2430. Average of ten lots, 243gns.

THE ELDERSLIE YEARLINGS. Br. c. by Charlemagne ll—dam by Stepnink—Rosella, ilr. 0. S. Watkins, 50gns. Ch. c. by Vasco—BillS Clair. "Sir. bott, 15()gns. Br. c. by Vasco—Madder, Mr. Goring Johnston, 325gn5.,. ... Br. c. by Charlemagne ll—Elysium, Mr. H. Chishohn, -lOOgns. Br. c. by barto —Reel, Mr. F. J. Barton, TOgns.. Ch. c. by Vasco—lima, Mr. G. D. Greenwood, 325gns. Ch. o. by V asco—Teacup, Mr. N. C. Phillips, 40gns. B. c. by Vasco —Mosca, Mr. E. M'Leod, 25gns. B. g. by Sarto—Britomart', Mr. H. Robb, SOgns. 1 Total, .£1435. Average of nine lots, 15!) 'l-9gns.

notes and comments,

(Bt Glen-cob.]

The well-known Sydney agent, Mr. H. Chisholm, was operating at the Elderslie sl j' o M yearlings yesterday, and, amongst other lots, he purchased, for 400 guineas, the half-brother (by Charlemagne II) to Danube.At the same sale, the local sportsman who races as "Mr. EUerton" purchased a colt by the imported sire from an unnamed mare by Stepniak from Rosella. Mr. J. W. Abbott, owner of Gipsy Belle, secured a half,brother (by Vasco) to that rnare tor 100 guineas. This is a goodlooking, well-grown youngster. He goes into the Porirua stable. The Awapuni sportsman, Mr. Goring Johnston, purchased three yearlings at the Elderslie sale yesterday. Along with the Martian youngster, purchased on Tuesday, they will bo brought to Paluiorston North next week. The Porirua trainer, J. H. Prosser, purchased a Charlemagne II filly at the same sale, but it is understood that ho v.as acting for another. The judges appointed by the Racing Conference (Sir George Clifford, and Messrs. P. A. Miller and T. W. Stringer, K.C.) to hear the appeal of A. Julian against his disqualification by the Wanganui Metropolitan Club, sat yesterday aiternoon, and, alter hearing evidence, reserved decision till 11 o'clock this morning. Mr. Archibald, who went south to conduct the case for Julian, returns to Hastings by the Napier express to-day.' It is not generally known that an offer of 1000 guineas was refused recently for Madam Madcap. The oiler was mailo on behalf of Mr. "Sol." Green, the ShipleyStud master, and it is understood that had money been able to purchase Sir George Clilford's maro Mr. Green was prepared to go further than tho figure quoted. As both Los Angeles and Vice-Admiral have made tho final payment for tho Stead Gold Cup, it appears as if the Messrs, Stead will start both horses tomorrow. Sir George Clifford is aiso represented by two horses, but, probably, he will rely on Madam Madcap, as Counterfeit is also engaged in the Fcndalton Handicap. Hawick has been suffering from a cold during the week, but it is stated that he is improving, and will'bo a runner at Riccarton to-morrow. He will be ridden by L. Hill, who lias made a grand recovery from tho accident which befell him at Trentham. Effort seems to he coming on with every race. In the Members' Handicap to-morrow she is to be ridden by W. Young, in place of W. Holmes. Equitas (9st. 91b.) is likely to start favourite in the raco mentioned. It is interesting to note that tho C.J.C. handicapper, Air. J. E. Henrys, assesses Labour Day as the equal of Counterfeit over one mile and a quarter. Tho only occasion on which the pair met was in the Wang.'inui Guineas, when Counterfeit won, and the other filly was unplaced. Since then, tlio Waverley filly has shown good form, and her meeting with Counterfeit will bo full of interest. She is to have the services of B. Dceley, while F. E. Jones will steer the Chokebore representative.

FIXTURES,

November 11—Canterbury J.C. Meeting. Nov. 29 and 30—Feilding .I.C. Spring. December 2G and 29, and January 1 and 2, —Auckland R.C. Summer.