THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1299, 30 November 1911, Page 5

THE TURF.

FEILDING J.C. SPRING MEETING. THE FIRST DAY. NAITMAI WINS THE "STAKES. FIRST BATTERY'S SUCCESS. lIJj Telegraph-Press Association.) *' Feilding, November 29. For the first day of tho Feilding races tho weather was line but the courso 'waa hfinvy. There was a good attendance. Results:— FLYING 'STAKES, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs. 5 Nyland. 1)4. Gib (Oliver) 1 3 Bliss, S4. I.llb 2 7 Hangiatua, 74. lib 8 •Vlso started: 1 Effort, Bst. 31b.; C Dazzling, Bst. 2\h.; 2 Patriotic, Tst. 121b.; 2 Muster Sylvia, 7st. lllb.; 12 Sea Queen, 74. 101b.; C Merry Frank, 7st. 71b.; 1 True Shot, 7st. 71b.; 8 Khamsin, Gst. 101b.; 9 Overtime, Gst. 121b. ; 10 Thetis, Bst. 71b.; 11 Moree, Gst. 7b. It «as a bad start. Won by' threo lengths. Time, lmiu. 18sec. AORANGI TRIAL PLATE, of ICO sovg. Five furlongs. 2 Recipe (O. M'Carten) 1 7 Parksido 2 1 Ngakau 3 Also started: 6 Galtee, 5 Taonui, 8 Cle. mocs, 8 Lady Jean, 9 Expect, 11 Alma Rose, 13 Sir Donald, 14 Taur»ngi, 12 Matlow, ■( Blakeney, 10 Lord Kilcherau, 3 Bayardc-re. VV'oii easily by three lengths. Time, lmin. 6sec. ST. ANDREWS' HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. One miie and a half. 6 Mr.'W. Davies's First Battery, fist. 81b (W. Weller) 1 3 Mr." Brought Epsom Lass, list. 9lb. 2 Mr. W. S. Davidson's Goldlinder, ' Bsl. Sib 3 Also started: 5 Lady Menschikoff,' Bst. lib.; 7 Rauparaha, 7st. 101b.; i .Sir Antrim, .74. 101b.: 2 Avarice, Tst.; 9,Martbn, list. lllb.rS- Uhlandp, list. lllb. From a good start Sir Antrim and Mar-lon-alternately took . the lead. .At the home Urn, First Battery came through and won easily by three lengths. Time, 2min.- 52sec. SPRING HURDLES, of 200 sovs. About ■ tivii miles. 1 Rciimac, list. 31b (W. Young) 1 5 Longner, 94. lllb. .■ 2 B Highden, 94 ■ 3 Also started: 4 Tyrannic, lOst; ■ 3 Xavier, 9st. lHlb.; 2 Lcolanier, 9s. It'was a. good start. Tyrannic first led, and Leolanter then commanded for a mile. Reuniiic and Longner led into tha straight, and fought out the finish under the whip. Ucuni'uc won by half a head. Time not taken.. WAITIINA HACK HURDLES of 100 sovs. One mile and a half. 1 Koran, list. 51b :..;. (E. Copestake) 1 1 Puketotara, 9.4. lllb.. 2 3 Waipaku, lOst. 21b ;.- 3 Also started: G Waiputere, list. 31b.; 5 Cullinan, 10.4.; JJoyaf Patron, 9st. 51b.; 9 Silva, 94. 31b.; 2 Polynices, Ost. ; 7 Seawind, 9st.; 10 Lanark, Ost. 41b. Won easily'by three lengths.' Time, 2mia. 58sec. SIXTH FEILDING STAKES, of 500 sovs. Weight-for-age. Five furlongs. 6 Naumai, Bst. 121b (C Price) 1 2 Ermengardc, Gst. 61b " 5 Vocation, Gst. 61b. '. ' 3 Also started: 3 I,ord Soult, Bst. 121b.; i Sea.Eagle, 8.4. 21b.; 1 Autumnus, 64. 131b. Naumai was a clear two lengths ahend soon after the start. He led all the way, and won comfortably by ;i length. Time, lmin. 5 3-jsec. KIWITEA WELTER, of 200 sovs. Ono mile. 1 Coromandel, 9st. 21b (1 Oliver) 1 10 Brown Trout, BsL T. ■> 4 .Floater. i<st. lib '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.".'. 3 Also started: 7 Te Puia, 9st. lllb.: 8 Kill. 9st. 81b.; 13, Golden Lcop, 94. Gib.; V,J h ° s & ' M - 3lb - : :) Birkline, 8.4. A h -;,n MI ?V a U Sst * 131,, - : 1S 1,-irst Mate, 84. lUIj. ; 11 Con. tho 84. 111b.;_(! bea Pink, Bsfc. slb.j !l. Slarboard, 84. Gib.; IB Seaman, Bst. 21b.; 10 San Liiss, Bst; o Royal Marine, Bst.; 12 Stevens, 84. 2lb. • ''.'. ..:■•- '-..-.-. ... Coromandel jumped away at tho start, and led all the way.- .Tinio, lmin. 49 2-o.?ec: l '"■ FITZROY HACK FLYING, of 100 «ovc 12 Seraphic,-7.4... '.... ■■■■ i 8 Taft, Sst. 101b. ' '" - o 2 Ovation, Sst. Sib. . ''"" jj . Also started: 1 San Pluio, Os't'.T'e'Maj;.ara, Bst. 101b.; 5 Mere Mere, 84. 71b.; 7 Odessa, Sst. 31b.; LWild Lupin, Sst. lib. 11 bum.Pan,'Sst; 10 Bcllali, 74. 13lb ; 3 iV m J'-J U Septimus, Tst. 31b.; If. Millbnnks, 74. 31b.; 15 Confection, list 121b.; 9 Plantation,-fist, lllb.; 13 Tuatahi, bst. 71b. Won by a head. Time, lmin. 19 2-s=cc. r,o°^,' satm ' fM tho day were a≤ agamst for the first day last year.

NOTES OX THE RACING. (By TelesraDU.-Suecia!' Corresoondent.l. ~„ , . Feilding, November 29, .though heavy rain icll early in the morning, the weather remained lino overhead for the first day's racing at Feilding. A high wind blew, however, and this was against an enjoyable day. The going was on the heavy side. Alter the Hurdle liace, which was won uy Keuiuac, a protest was.entered by the trainer or Longner;. alleging foul ridin" on tho part of i'oung. After consider"able evidence had been taken, however, the stewards decided to take, no actiou. lho betting was even in tho Plying Stakes. Jiaiigiatua, on the rails, was quickest to begin, and was followed bv Nyland, Bliss, and Master Sylvia, with tho others strung out. At the turn, tho position of the lenders were unchanged, but, onco in tho straight, Oliver s-cmt the top-weight ahead, and, although challenged by Bliss, ho stalled her oft', and won by two lengths; Rangiatua stopped badly over the last furlong. Patriotic ami Effort wero next to the placed division. The Trial Plate was contested by a poor field. It provided a good race, however, and somo of the youngsters' riding showed form worthy of older hands. Ngakau jumped out first, but was soon headed by Recipe and I'arkside, and this pair ran locked toj.eth.er nearly all the way. Over the last couple of chains the superior condition of Recipe stood to him, and he won by n couple of lengths. Agnkan was beaten off. Then followed Lord luleheran and Taonui. In the birdcage before the big race was run, Goldfinder and Avarice monopolised the attention of backers. The former looked on the big side, while Avarice, on the other hand, appeared to be light. At the start, Goldfinder jumped out best, but was steadied, and Sir Antrim led into the straight the first time under a bi» pml. Then Marton took charge, but th° pace was still a crawl. Going out of the straight, Avarice and Goldfinder improved their position-,. Down tbo back, Marton gave way ( 0 Epsom Lass, who was followed by Sir Antrim. As they swung into the straight tho -Trentham hone-, First Battery, took charge, and, nddoii right out, won by threo leupths with Epsom Lass a length ahead of Goldfinder. The remainder finished ir. •■ a straggling order. Reiimac was the favourite in the Onon Hurdles, and he won after a great sotto with Longner. Tho pace was made by Tyrannic, with Leolanter and Higjden next, and the other runjors well baci tlic fiVd being whipped by I?euirtuo and Highden. Going down the back the last time, Longner and Keumac moved up, and, at the second fence fror> home, were clear of the other*. Locked together in this way they ran the remainder of the journey, and, after a ■Asperate finish, Young just scored! Tho fact thai; lie was nn the insido assisted him greatly. Longner made his best showing for a long time, and Highden sfo'ps to be coming back to form. Koran, & noted mud performer, ivas the favourite in the Hiick Hurdles, with sev■n' "thers weil fancied. At the jnmp- <■■' Wnipaku (lashed out, followed by Piilcetotara. The latter soon jumped himself to the front, and, going down the he and Koran (h?\v away from tho field. Puketolnra held his own while there was jumping to be done, but,-at the finish, the. superior pace of Koran carried him |>ast his rival, and he won easily at tho finish. Waipaku was just ckar of Waipulere, who fiSshed very strongly, in fourth position. Cullinan was tailed ofr lho whole way. All calculations were rudely upset in the Feilding Stakes, when Nnumai got clean nway.-fronr the barrier with something liko r ais oW da.sh, and, never lct-

tins .the opposition get-alongside,-he won all out by a couple of lengths. Autumnus was unlucky, and appeared to meet with some trouble won after thu start. Sea Eagle was in second place as they raced across the bottom of (he course, but sho found the pace too hot, and retired. Ermongarde, who had been handy throughout, then enmo on. but had no chance with the winner. Vocation was a poor third, with Autumnus, who started a very warm favourite, in lourtli place. At one stage of tho betting on the Kiwitea. Welter Coromandvl appeared to'be tho only horse backed, but, towards the close, nearly all the others worn supported. It was a big field, but little trouble was given, and' nftor one ;'alsu start, they moved off well together. Oliver, on tho favourite, led from Floater, but, as they negotiated the fir-t ben,!, several horses ran very wide. Down the back, tho leaders were many lengths clear of Hie remainder with Kill and Jjrown Trout at tho head of the wcond division. Brown Trout finished very strongly, and headed Floater, though he hnd no chance of catching Coroniandel who won very comfortably. Another surprise was brought about in the Fitzroy Hack Flying, when the littlefancied Seraphic beat another outsider in fancied Seraphic beat another outsider in Taft by the narrowest of margins. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. (By TeleeraDh.-Presß Associations Feilding, November 2!>. Tho following are the acceptances for the second day's events at the Feilding Jockey Club's meeting:— YORK .STAKES, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs.—Lord Soult, 8.4. 31b.; Sea Eagle, 7st. 131b.; Patriotic, 74. 131b.; Bill, 74. 121b.; Master Sylvia, 7.4, 91b. ; Rangiatua, 7.4. 81b.; True Shot, 74. 51b.; Khamsin, 64. 71b.; Overtime, fist. 71b. NIKAU HACK HANDICAP, of M 0 sovs. Six furlongs.—Taft, 9.4. 211>.; Jlakara, Bst.. 91b.; Ovation, 8.4. 91b.; Me.-e----mere, 84. 41b.; Seraphic, Bst. lib.; Wild Lupin, 74. 1.'11b.; Recipe, 74..\]2Jb.; Ebonite, 7.4. 121b.; Gay Lawless, fst. 111b.; Piirewanui, 74. 111b.; Ada re, 74. 8lb.; Bayadere,- 6st. 121b.; Galtee, Gst. 121b.; Sanguinary,' Gst. 121b.; Millbanks, Cst. 71b. MANCHESTER HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. One miln and a quarter.—Mendip, 94.; Goldfinder, fet. 111b.; Coroniandel,. 8.4. 101b.; Bliss, 8s(. 81b.: Lady Mensehikoff, Bst.; Te Puia, 7.4. L'flb.; Effort, 7.4. 121b.; Sir Antrim, 7st. 121b.; First Battery, 7st. 121h.; Rauparaha, 7st. 101b.; Epsom Lass, 7st. 4ib.; Avarice,- 74.; JTnrton, Gst. 91b.; San Lass, Gst.■ 7H.; Vklando, Gst. 71b.

CHELTENHAM HURDLES, of 130 sovs. One mile and , three-quarters.— Koran,' lOst. 131b.; Longner, lOst. Tib.; Euroco. lOsf. Gib.; Te Ru, 104. 51b.; Tyrannic, fist. 131b.; Highden, 9st.; Leolanter, 9st. RONGOTEA HACK HURDLES, of 100 sovs. One mile and a half.—Koran, 12.4. Gib.; Waiputere, lOst. 121b.; Winchester, lOst. lllb.; Waiouru, lOst. 21b.; Puketotara, lOst. 31b.; Canadian, lOst.; Highden, Ost. 131b.; Strathmoira, 94. 131b.; Cullinan, 94. 121b.; Ncscot, fist. 51b.; Silvia, 9st.; Seawind, 9st.; Jackpin, list.; Golden Ripple, 9st. WELTER HACK FLAT, of 100 sovs. One milo and a* distance.—Brown Trout, 9st. 91b.; San Pluie, 9st. 31b.; Otahu, 9.4. 21b.; Sea Pink, Ost. 21b.; Ovation,' 94. 21b.; Stevens, Sst. 121b:,- Fleetweek, Sst, 101b.; Sam Pan, Bst. 41b.; Monsieur Soult, Tst. 1.'11b.; Awha, 74. 131b.; Plantation, 74. 1211,.; Retreat, Tst. 101b.; Tuatahi. Tst. 101b.

RAILWAY WELTER, of 150 sovi. Seven furlongs.—Coromandel, 10.4.; Rill, 94. 21b.; Ai-ioni, Ost.; Ma4er Sylvia, Sst. Blb.'; Sea Queen, Bst. Sib.; Mi'scal,' 84. 8Ib.; Brown Trout. Bst. 21b.; Floater, BM.; Starboard, Tst.' lllb:; Thetis, Tst. Dili.; Seaman. 7.4. (lib.: Mereinere, 74. 8Ib.: Rentondale, • Tst. 71b.; Eclogue, 7sf. 71b.; Golden Age,. Tst. 71b.; Bellah,. Tst. 71b.

TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB'S SPRING MEETING.

(By Teleeraoh;-Press Association.) Auckland, November 29. . The Takapuna .lockey Club's Spring meeting commenced to-day in fine weather. .There was a good attendance. The totalisatbr receipts amounted to ■£12,355 10s., compared with i£9S79 last vpar."-- The folloiving aro the results: — TRIAL HANDICAP. One jnile.-Mr. Ring's Toketumn, 74. 31b., 1; Tiresome, Tst., lib:-, 2; La Reina, Tst. 31b.,. 3. Won by 'u; length, and n -.half. Time, lmin. 4Gsec. '■;"' : ■ . ■ ■•'■"■. BOROUGH-HANDICAP. Five furlongs and a half.—Mi-. Walter's Goldsize, Tst. 31b., 1; Worcester, 64. 31b., 2; Lady Dot, 64. 31b... 3.. .Won; by. a length and a half. Time, lmin. ll 3-s»ec.

PONUI MAIDEN HL'RDLES. One mile aiid a half.—Mr. Julian's Blue Mountain, 9st. 31b.', 1; Fararere, ( Jst. lib., 2; Captain Paul, 9st., 3. Won hy a length and a'half. Time, 2min. o'J l-s=ce. ST. ANDREW'S HANDICAP, of 200 ■ sovs. One mile and a quarter. Mr. C. Dawson's Sphinx, by Bluejacket ; —lioiiri, Gyrs., 7st. (J. O'Shea) 1 Mr. F. A. Williains's Sir Artegal, Bst. ltlb 2 Messrs. Foss Bros'. Master Jack, 7st. Bib 3 Also started: Sublime, Bst. alb.; Flying Soult, Sf-t. 31b.; Wee Olgu, Bst. 21b. j Fuss, 7st. 61b.; Spectre, Tst.llb.; Caedmon, 6st. 131b. A go : od race. "Won by threo parts of a length, Master Jack being a neck away. Time, 2min. 11 4-ssec. CAMBRIA HANDICAP, of lOOsoys. Four furlongs.—Mr. Thompson's Monoline, Bst., 1: Lnnnaco, 7st.; 2; Lady Gladstone, 7st. 81b., 3. Won by two lengths. Time, !>2see. , , . ■ ' • ' MELROSE-i&NDICAP. Five furlongs and a half.—Tipperary, ■ Bst. 'Jib., and Muskew'ni, Bst. 21b., dead heat, I; Takettimii, fl.-t. lib., 3. Time, Imin. 12 l-ssec. TIKI HANDICAP HURDLES. One mile and three-quarters.—Mr. Wilson's Don Quex, list., 1; Master William, 9st. 1ib.,.2; Presently, 9st. 91b., 3. Won by half a length. Time, 3miu. 23 l-ssec. CHELTENHAM . HANDICAP. Seven furlongs—Air. Walter's Goldsize, 7st. 1311)., 1; Zinnia, 7st. 01b., 2; Admiral Soult, 7st. 91b., 3. Won by two lengths. Time, ■ Imin. 30seo.

SECOND DAY'S WEIGHTS. {By Association.) Auckland, November 29. Following a-TC the weights for tho second day of the Takapuna meeting:— PUPUKE HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. -Sphinx, 9st. 31b.; Jollio Fille, Bst. 111b.; Bo"ey. Sst. 81b.; Taketumu, Bst. 51b.; Fuss, Bst. 51b.; Elegance, Bst. lib.; Goodwin Sands, Sst. lib.; Blue Mount, 7st. lllb.; Caruso, 7st. 91b.; Maika, 7st. 81b.; Tiresome, 7st. 81b.; Haku, 7st. 71b.; I?a Reina, 7st. 41b.; Sir Walter, 7st. lib.; Firslock, 7st.; Master Lane, 7st.; Manuwera, 6st. 91b.; 801 l Crispin, 6st. 91b. SPRING HANDICAP: One mile.—Sir Artegal. 9st.; Sea Elf, Bst. 131b.; Captain Soult, Sst. 81b.; Maheno, Bst. 21b.; Sublime, 6r-t.; Flying Soult. &5t.; Wee Olga, 7f-t. 131b.; Sphinx, 7st. 131b.; Zinnia, 7st. 121b.; Admiral Soult, Id. 101b.; Master Jack, 7st. 71b.; Miss Lkonia, "it. 31b.; Blue Garment, 6st.-131b.; Elegance, fist. 121b.; Spectre, Gst. 91b.; Caedmon, 6st. 91b. WELTER HANDICAP. One milcCaptain Soult, 0?t. 61b.; Sublime, Bst. 121b.; Flying Soult, Bst. 121b., Wee Olga, Bst. 91b.; Sphinx, Bst. 91b.; Zinnia. Sst. 81b.; Admiral Soalt, Sst. 61b.; Mietir Jack, Bst. 31b.; Moreykoff, Bst.; Arietocrat, 7st. 101b.; Fuss, 7st. 101b.; Jollie Fille, 7st. 101b.; Elegance, 7st. 31b.; Poictiers, 7st. 91b.; Frontino, 7st. 81b.; Tiresome, 7st. 8lb.; Duma, 7st. 8Ib.; Spectre, 7st. 71b.; Scotch, 7st. 71b.; Leafire, 7st. 7.-.1.; La Reina, 7st. 71b.; Hesperian, 7st. 71b. STANLEY HANDICAP. Four furlongs. —Turbine, list, lllb.; Mahingn, Bst. 71b.Lnoillo, Bst. 71b.: Mighty Atom, Bst. tlb.; Lady Dot, Ssf. lib.; Worcester, Bst.; Urnkeliu, 7st. 121b.; lilegance, 7st. l!lb.; (ilad Tidings, 7st.. 51b.; Ifaronoa, 7st. 51b.; I'eggy Pride, 7st. .lib.; Muskewai. 7.st. 21b.; Clcmsein, 7st; Echo, 7st; Gibson Girl, 7st.; La Sylphc, 7st. ; Miss Jewell, "st.; Bon Jour, 7st.; Hautere, 7st.; Cuckoo, 7st. OAUTLUr HANDICAP. Five furlongs and a half.-Roval Soult. 9st. 71b.: Turbine. Bst. 111b.; Goldsize, Bst. filb.; Lucille, 7st. 91b.; Lmly Dot. 7st. lib.; Mighty Atom, 7st. 31b.; Worcester, 7st. 31b.; Miss Livonia, 7sc. lib.; Condamine, 6st. lllb.; Frontino. Gst. 101b.; Spectre, fist 91b.; Peggy Pride, Gst. Olb.jCleinsoin, fist. 71b. : RAKINO HANDICAP. Four furlongs. —Dido, 9st.; Monoline. Sst. ]31b.; Ilis Eminence, 7st. lllb.; Lady Gladslone, 7st. Illlb.; Liinnatost, 7sl. Mb.; Semolina, 7st. 811).; Gipsr Martian, 7st. 81b.; llan'/i-----ora, 7st. 81b.; Geneva, 7st. filb.; Daybreak, 7sf. fill).; Indulgence, 7st. 51b.; Allworthy, 7st. Jib.; Centenarji 7st 21b.; Ladj Wai-

riki, 7st.; Erry 0?c, Git. 1211),; Monowai, Gst. J2lb.; tfalvamiic, li=t. 71b. VAI/XKAI.T. HANDICAP. Seven furlongs — Takijtuimi, SM.: Mi-s Ada, Bst. fill).; Tirc.-omo. S4. J lb.: J,n lioina, 74. 121b.; Sapper, 7=t. lllli.: Ilomisplims 74. 111b.; Kapnugn, 7.4. 1011).; l.c.'afiro, 74. 101b.; Kir Waiter, 7st. 'Sib ; Mp.stei lli.v, 1*1;. Sib.: Mimurt-ro, 74. 81b.; .Ma.4w T-auc, 7st. filb.Cloudy Dami, 74. 71b.; Mauimna. 7si. 71b.; .Alakuva, 74. 7ib.; Kiuaia, 7st. 71b.; Avalon, 7st. 71b.: I.enella, isi. 71b.; Igniter. 74. 71b.; Manuwcra; 7_4. 71b.; J-'ioJrl jlarslial, 74. 71b.; I't'aii, 7.4. 71b.; Mi-s Jewell, 7st. 71b.; IlnsporiiHi. 7.4. 71b.: Truce, 74. 71b.; Mnne Hfßiiia, 71b.; Hell Crispin, 74.

KAWAT' HCKDU: HANDICAP, due mile and three-nuarter.s.— Don Que.w 11-1. 131b.; Delegate, list. 71b.; P.iiu-k Norihorn, 104; :tll).; Mi?s Explosion, 111-t.: Presently, 94. 10)1).; Blue Mountain, α-t: nib.; Master William. !l-t. lilb. : fHdom 9st. Gib.;-lion Cyr, list.; Lloyds 94.Muster Stood, fi4.; Napenapo, '<i.4 • Kaiaia, 0.4.; Ma.4nr Levy, 04.: Field Marshal, 7.4.;;Dhii(!een, Us!.; Mildura, flit.; Hautcrc, 0.4. • REMINDERS. Nominations for the A'asterlou Racing Club s meeting clo?s to-iaorrr/w. • Iu connection with the Auckland Racing Club s. summer meeting, owners are reminded that to-monw is geneial entry day. On the same dav acceptances are due for Ihj Auckland Cup. Grafton Hur(lies, and Railway Hcndicap. SANDHURST CUP. By Teleiraou—Press Associa.tion-Oopj*lght ■ (Rec.' November 30, 1.10 a.m.) „,. „ •-„ Melbourne, November en. ihe .Sandhurst Cup resulted as follows--Miss Gower, 1.- Late Hours, 2; Jiolan, .V I here were eleven starters. Time, 2inin.

" FIXTUHES. Doc. 2.—Takapuna J.C. Spring. Nov.-aH-FcHcliiiff J.C. Spring. Nov. 30 and Dtc. I—Greyuioutli Jc. Spring. ' ..-■ Dec. 9 and -11-WooJvllle J.C.Summer Dec- 21—Miisterton- R.C. Spring. Dee. -26—Taratahi-Carterton i.C. Annual....-- ..-■ Dec. % and. 27-Diuedin J.C. Summer Dec. 26 and 27—Taranaki J.C. Christmas Deo. 20/27,-.'and 2!--Manawatu R.C: Sumi . nier. .- ■. -.-.' December. 28 .and 2fr, and January 1 and 2 —Auckland R.C. Summer. Dee. 30 and-Jan.'l--Waira;apa R.C. Sum,.mer. ,;■ ■ Jau. -1 and 5-Hawke's Bay J.C. Summer.