RACING AT RICCARTON.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1520, 16 August 1912, Page 7

RACING AT RICCARTON.

SECOND DAY. GRAND NATIONAL HURDLES. WINNER DISQUALIFEd/ •NOTES & THIRD DAY'S WEIGHT. 5 . (By •Tflleffraph—Press Association.) • ■ Christohurch, August 15. . Perfect spring woa-ther greeted the second day of. the Canterbury Jockey Club's Grand National meeting, the principal attraction of the day being the Grand National Hurdle Race; There was again a very largo attendance, whilst the course had ■ improved in condition since TuosdnyV Results:— HUNT CLUB .CUP, of 130 sovs., second . horse 25 sovs., and third 10 sovs. from the-stake. About three miles. ■6vHr..G. L. Rutherford's .'br. g. Shille- •: \ a .sK br Singlestick 11-Maria Martin, aged, list. 21b. i ■■ m ■■, T _ '•' (L. Hagcrty) 1 1 Mr. J. Campbell's b.g. Morihiko, aged, list. 51b. (R. G r „y) 3 6 Mr. C. Leslie Orboll's blk. g. Laeh- . mor, aged, 12st. 91b.... (A. Trilford) 3 .Also started:, 5 The Chief, 12st. 71b.; ii? 1 llsh Ulb - ; ' 3 Hakari, list. ,111b.; 2.fat. Amelia, list. 31b.; 0 Guirtoen, list. 21b.; 11 Parallel, lOst. 21b.; 14 Myall, lQst. Slb;;.l3:For'ard, lOst. 21b. (51b. allowance); 7 Eenee, lOst. 31b. (carried lOst. 81b.); 10 Larry Lynx,, 9st. 131b.; 12 Max, »9t. 101b. '..'.;■. _ Shillelagh and Morihiko were the first , into the'straight, and jumped the last ienco together. The former won by a neck aftor.'.a good finish. Laghmor was six lengths away' third, with Max next, 'lime,-Oinin. 18scc. ■■•" SUMMER HANDICAP, of 130 sovs.'/ sec • "ondltorse 25'sovs., and third' 10 sovs. from the stake. One mile. $ Mr. D. H. Roberts's b. g. Kilraeny, by Kilchcron-Bulbul, syrs., tot. 111b. (F. D. Jones) 1 £ Mr. C. Renault's b. g. Ngatimuru, aged, lOst. 91b (W. Young) 2 I Mr. C. A. W. Monckton's b. h. Brown Trout, aged (R. Hatch) 3 , Also started: 6 Taketunru, list. 31b.; 8 Russo.lOst. 31b.; 8 Thrax, lOst. 21b.; 7 Troon,■ lOsfc. lib.; s'Umeraboy, Ost. 91b.; 0 Agitato,-9st.; 11 Firmhold, 9st,; 11-Nan-da Devi, Ost. •' ■. ■ ■'■.■■;- Kilmeny, holding the won comfortably by a length from Ngatimuru, who was three-quarters, of a length in front of Brown Trout. Russo was. fourth, Taketumu • fifth, and Troon sixth. Time, lmin. 47sec. :. ~.;., , ( AUGUST'BANDICAP, of 300 sovs.; ; sec ond. horse 50 sovs., and third horse 20 ''.. sovs.. from the stake:. Six furlongs. ■. 1 Mr.'J.-George's b. g. Crown Pearl, by. Coronet—St. Ada, syrs., 9st. 71b. ... •:;■.''.. "■■ (P. D. Jones) ,1 2:sfr. L. (i, D., Acland's. ch. g.'Quory, . .- ! . 4yrs.,.9st. ' ."_...:.... (R.. King) .2 G.Mr. P.. E. Baldwin's, b. g. Ladrone, . syrs.,.9st. 71b .' • (R., Hatch) 3' Also started: 3.Prosper, lOsh 51b.; 7 Stepmeter, lOst. 41b.;. 9 Orton, lOst. 41b.; 5 My Lawyer, lOst. 41b.} i Mount Victoria, 9st. 121b'.; 8 Leapnki, 9st. 21b.; 11 . Colleen Mary,,. Oat.; 10 Crbsbie,. Ost. At the distance post Crown Pearl assumed the lead, and, holding his own,won nicely by three-quarters of a length from" Query, who was a length in front of Ladrone. 'My Lawyer was two lengths away, in fourth place, followed by. Step-(Oieter-and ' Mount Victoria was £ecdrid'-'t'o last,'and Orion last. Time, lmin. 17 'l-ssec. '. NEW ZEALAND GRAND .NATIONAL vV .HURPLE'RACE.HANDICAP, of .1000 sovs.;.second:horse to receive 5)0 sovs., and third.'horsff 100 sovs. from the Stake. About two miles.""'' 'iij;,,,^.d Mr. J. Cameron's blk. g. Waterworks, •"' aged,.9st.- :....:...-(W- Adams) 1 i Mr. A. Oban's b. g. Paisano, aged, t .H5t..111b..;..;/„-..;.;.. , ....,.(.\V. Young).. 2 10,!Mr. ,- N.' Banks's .-.oh.'ni..Uranium,...' . aged,"9st. 91b: (F.' Futcher) a ' 2 .Timi Puru's The Native, by. WorryGold Cord, aged, lOst. 131b. ..- v.' •-.,'"; - .(C: Price) .Disqualified. ■ Also/started: .6Black Northern, 12st. 91b.; - 5 Koran, 10' st. 131b.; 8 Darby, Paul, lOst. 21b.; 7. White Cockade, lOst.' (inc. ,141b. penalty); 4 Bully, 9st. 131b.;12 Leolanter,. 9st. 71b.; 11 Waikaraka, 9st. 71b.; 3 Sandy Paul, ;9st. 61b.; 9 Nesc'ot, 9st.; 13 Jack Ashore, 9st. .. '■; Uranium, The • Native, and Sandy Paul were the first to break the line, and showed the way over the first hurdle, and also . over the hurdle in the straight. Passing the stand this trio were still in command, with White Cockade at tho head of the others. At tho stand hurdle Sandy Patil was first over, followed by Uranium, White Cockade, Darby Paul, and ThoNa' tive.' Racing round the turn towards Cutts's thero was no change' in the order of the leading division, but Paisano had. run into fifth place. Sandy Paul led over the hurdle at Cutts's, with Uranium, The Native, Paisano, and Koran following in that order, White Cockade ping back. Going hurdle by the mile post the order was little changed, ' but before the next hurdle was reached Paisano had run up alongside Sandy Paul, .with Uranium ond-Tho Native heading tho others. Racing round the turn The Native moved up,, and he and Paisano drew well clear of the others. As they turned into the straight Paisano .was bumped, and lost several lengths. '• The ' Native went on in front of Waterworks, who had passed Paisano, and easily holding his own in-the run from the last hurdle, won by two lengths. Paisano was four lengths away, followed by Uranium, 'Darby Paul, Ncscot,' Sandy Paul, and Koran. Time,'3min. 53sec. ■ : ■ After the racb/the' stewards held an inquiry into the jostling of Paisano'by The ' Native, and disqualified the latter for the race, and his rider, C. Price, for twelve months. BEAUFORT STEEPLECHASE HANDI- . ' CAP of 350'sovs., second horse 50. sovs., and. third .20 sovs. from the stake. .' About two miles and a half. i Mr. H. J. Cameron's b. g. Glenmore, by Captain Webb-Somnus mare,aged, lOst. ';.. (W. Adams) 1 B-Mr.-J. Williamson's ch. g. Hautere, 6yrs.i list. : ~.....--(J. Deery) 2 8 Mr. C. F. Vallanco's b. g. Sir Lethe, ; aged, list. 91b. .• (R, Thompson) 3 . Also started: 1 Continuance, 12st. 31b.; 8 Hawick, lOst. 91b.; 5' Stone Ginger, 9st. . 131b.; 6 Tui Cakobau, 9st; 71b.: 10 -■ Silver Blaze, 9st. 71b.; 9 Te Tua, 9st. 71b.; 10 The : Gunner, 9st. 71b.; 7 Donzel, Ost.-71b. • •' ' The Gunner-foil-at the sod wall. Going ' along, the back, Sir Lethe held command from Hautere. At the post and : rails,'. Sir Lethe, Hautere,. Continuance, Glenmore, and Tui Cakobau was the order, but Continuance ran off at tho double, and..Donzel followed: suit at the next fence. Glenmore was first over the last fence,. and won. -. comfortably \ by two lengths- from Hautere, who was' a good two lengths in front of Sir Lethe, followed by. Hawick and- Tui Cakobau. \ Time, omin.-6Jsec. SPRETDON HACK HURDLE RACE 'HANDICAP, of 130 sovs.,' second 25 sovs., and third 10 sovs. from the stake. One mile and three-quarters. 2 Mr. A..Rore's b. g. Beacon, by Eifroclydon—Guiding Star, aged, lOst; 131b 1..... (L. Traill) 1 ' 8 Mr. H. Whitney's br. m. Acma, Gyrs., 9st (F. Meagher) 2 6 Mr. W. Jackson's ch. g. Silver Cluse, aged, lOst. 131b. '3 Also started: 1 Waipureka, lOst; 4 - Ncdra, Ost. 131b.; 5 Bandalero, Ost. 101b.; 7 Gold Pin, Ost. 91b.; 3 Simon Pure, 9st. 71b.; 9 Red Wing, Ost. Rounding the top turn Aema and Silver Cluso moved up, but.could make no impression oh Beacon, who won easily by six lengths. Ncdra'was a length and a half in front- of Silver Cluse, after whom came Waipureka aiid Simon Pure. Time, Smin. 20Jsec. ISLINGTON HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile. I Mr. R. H. Duder's br. m. La Rcina, by Souß—Qucrnio, Gyrs., 9st. 111b. (Jas. Pine) 1 J Sir Geo. Clifford's br. m. Countcr- . mine,. sy vs., 9st. 71b.'...(F. B. Jones) 2 8 Mr; C. A-. AV. Monckton's b. h. Brown Trout,.Ost. 41b (W. Young) 3 Also started: 1 Sna Queen, lOst. 121b.; i Magdala,' lOst. 41b.; 5 Mangaroa, (Ist. 131b.; 9 Geniu3,'9st. 31b.; 10 Mnmura, 9st. . 21b ; ; 8 Martiho, Ost.'l2lb'.; 2 Serenity, Ost. Genius commenced quickest, .and had charge until tho straight was. reached, where .Countermine .and. La Reina. came tbroufili, tho. latter lasting longest, an<} ..

PI 111 , . securing the. verdict by half a head. Ti third horse was half a. head back. Tim lniin. 4GS9CC. THE WOOESTON PLATE, of 120 sov Six furlongs, 3 Mr. H. Friedlandor's. cli. h. Olaninena, aged, by Clauranald—Rosina (L. King). 5 Mr. J. Furze's b. g. Medallist, aged (Donovan) 7 Mr. J. Murphy's b. g. Nithsdale, syrs. (W. Emerson) Also started: 5 King Try, 1 Armstroiij G Alexis, 2 Aiihwell, if Armamcnto. . Medallist, Alexis,, and Armaraento lane «d first into the. straight, but inside Hi distance, Clamnena put in a claim, am staying longest, won by a length, a nee behvoen' second and third. Time, lmii 18isec. The winner was sold to Mr. J. Bair for ,£IOO. Tho totalisator receipts amounted t 10s.