THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1721, 11 April 1913, Page 8

THE TURF.

MANAWATU R.C. MEETING. THE FINAL DAY. FIFTH SIRES' PRODUCE STAKES. RINALDO FIRST HOME. !Dy Telegraph.—l'rcsfl Association.) Palmerston, April 10. Tlio concluding day's racing of the Manawatu Racing Club's fixture was held today in perfect weather. Tin- nltemlnjico was again good, anil the racing intere-sl-iug. Tho betting was brisk, thy sum of .£17,910 being put through the machine for the day, making a- total of .£35,518 for the meeting—an increase of .£0257 on last year's gathering. Results:— KAIIUNGA HURDLES, of 120 sovs. One milo anil! a half. 5 Mr. H. Whitney's Aetna, by Stepniak —Couronne, list. 31b (Traill) 1 1 Mr. J. Pan-son's Sam Pan, lOst. lib. (A. .T. MTlynn) 2 2 Mr. H. J. Cameron's Kauroa, list. 131b. (Adams) 3 Also started: 1 Leolanter, lOst. 31b. (Futcher); 0 Flingot, lOst. 31b. (Deerey); 3 Waiouru, 9st. (\V. Ayros). AVaiouru went to the front at the start, and led past the stand the first time to the back, where Sain Pan took charge and brought the field into the straight. In the run home Sam Pan was lirst over the last jump. Inside tho distance Aema threw out a challenge, and Sam Pan was not equal to it, the former winning by a head. Kauroa was a length and a half away third, Flingot fourth, and Leolanter fifth. Time, 2min. -18 l-ssec. STONYHURST WELTER HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Seven furlongs. 3 Mr. J. O'Halloran's Aruake, by Ciiarseur—Mab, Bst. lib. ... (L. 'tVilson) 1 1 Mr. J. Coleman's Lady Volga, Sst. 51b. (A. Oliver) 2 2 Sir Geo. Clifford's Scottish Star, Sst. (Emerson) 3 Also started: '1 Peroneal, list. 31b. (Hatch); 7 Rill, Sst. 81b. (King); 5 Montreal, 7st. Sib. (Deeley); li Gerbera, 7st. 71b. (Bell). Aruake was the quickest to get going, and led all the way winning by about a length and a half lrom Lady Volga, who was half a length in front of Scottish Star. Gerbera was fourth, and Montreal fifth. Time, lmin. 29 l-ssec. CLOVERLEA HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs. 1 Mr. H. Holland's-The Great Mogul, by Roval Fusilier—Bijou, Sst. lib. (B. Drclev) 1 2 Mr. W. Finn's Master Lupin, Gst. 71b (Bell)' 2 G Mr. A. R. Maltby's Conziska, Gst. 71b. (Emerson) 3 ' Also started: 3 Tho Diver, Sst. 31b. (11. Tricklebahk); 4 Elkmaid, 7st. 81b. (J. O'Shea); 7 Stockade, 7st. Gib. (Lee); 5 Sepoy, , Gst. 121b. (A. Tricklebauk); 8 Radiancy, Gst. 71b. (Weller). Elkmaiil was the first to show out, closely followed by The Diver. Tho former led to the turn for home, where The Great Mogul took charge and led into the straight. At the turn for homo Master Lupin challenged, aud, after a good fiuish, Tho Great .Mogul lasted long enough to score by a short head. Conziska was about two lengths behind third, with Sepoy fourth, and The Diver fifth. Time, lmin. 3sec, MANAWATU SIRES' PRODUCE STAKES (sth), cf GOO sovs, Six furlongs. 2 -Mr. J. B. Keid's Rinaldo, by Charlemagne ll—Deme:er, 7st. Sib. (R. W. King) 1 1 Sir G. Clifford's Nsghtwatch, Sst. 51b. (Emerson) 2 2 Mr. J. B. Keid's Jlalzburg, Sst. 101b. (F. E. Jones) 3 Also started: 1 Peronilla, Sst. 111b. (A. Oliver); 1 Briar Patch, Sst. (Decley); 5 Immer, Bst. (J. O'Shea); 3 Bertrada, 7st. 111b. (W. Bell). Peronilla led along the back, followed by Immer, with the rest bunched. Coming round the turn' Peronilla and Salzburg were in front, and the rest still bunched. Salzburg was first into, the straight, but, in the run home, Rinaldo and Nightwatch came through, the former on the inside and the latter oil . tho outside, and, after a good race to the post, Rinaldo scored from Nightwatch by a good length. The latter was one and a half lengths ahead of Salzburg. Immer was fourth, and Peronilla fifth, Bertrada sixth, and Briar Patch last. AVA HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Olio mile. 2 Mr. H. M'Kay's Achray, by Conqueror—Lady Principal, Sst. 91b. (Emerson) 1 1 Mr. E. W. Watson's Papamarama,, Sst. 131b (A. Oliver) 2 5 Messrs. Goodwin and HardleyV Chaniinade, Sst. 71b. (E.Jones) 3 Also started: 0 Rangikapua, Sst. 61b. (Deeley); 7 Ngakau, Bst. -lib. (Bell); 11, Mediterranean, 7st. 111b. (Wilson); 1' Charge, 7st. 9lb. (V. Lee); 9 Overheard, 7st. 71b. (Halloran); '3.1 T'aurangi, 7st. 71b. (O'Shea); 8 7st. 71b. (G. Jl'Donald); 10 George, 7st. 71b. (Kirk). ,Achray was quick to get {,'oing, and led all the waj', ■winning comfortably by a couplo of lengths :'roni tlio top-weight, Papamarama, who was three lengths in front of Chaniinade. Chargo was fourth, anil Mediterranean fifth. Time, lmin. ■11 3-ssec. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. One mile and a furlong. 0 Mr. G. Penfold's '.Kina. by St. Ambrose—Scashell, G:;t. 12lb. (Emerson) 1 2 Mr. P. AV. Parker's Multiply, Sst. 101b (W. Young) 2 11 Mr. J. Mann's Lord Renown, Cst. 71b (Halloran) 3 Also started: 4 Byron. 9st. 31b. (Deeley): 1 Coroniform, Sst. 101b. (E. Jones); 3 Obligant, 7st. 111b. (M'Carten); 5 Sanguinary, 7st. 91b. (L. AVilion); 7 Royal Simon, Gst. 71b. (Reed); 9 Lockwood, 6st. 71b. (Bell); 10 Lady Nolan, fet. 71b. (Lamboss). From a- good start, the order in passing tile stajid was Saneuinary, Lord Renown, and Lockwood, with tlio others hunched. Along the back Lord Renown took charge and led to the bend. In the run home Kina came thriugh o'l the rails, and scored by one and a half lengths from Jlultiply, with Ladv Nolnn and Ceylon closo up fourth and fifth. Time. 2min. lsec. HACK FLYING HANDICAP, of 100 sore. Six fu::iongs. 3 Messrs. Walsh and Quarterman's Silver Rose, by Sylvia Park—Pretty Polly, 7st (Lambess) 1 2 Mr. T. O'Neill's Monologue, Sst. lilb. ; (Deeley) .2 7 Mr. R. A. M'Kenzio's General Madero, fist. 71b (Bell) 3 Also started: I Ladj Louisa, 9st. 2lb. (A Lee); 5. Black Lupin, 7st. 131b. (1?. Young); 1 Gazette, i'st. lib. (Emerson): 0 Innoladdo, Gst. 71b. (O'Halloran); 2 Rosalys, (Ist. 7lb. (Weller); G Master Kura, (i-l. 71b. (J. O'Shea). General -Madero showed the way to the bend, where Silver Rose took charge, and coming on wou by a couple of lengths from. Monologue, wlic- was a similar distance in front of Gei.cral Madero. Lady Louisa was fourth, and Gazetto fifth. Time, lmin. Ki.wc. BOROUGH HANDICAP, of 170 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 Mr. A. Alexander's Palronale, by ' Piitroiius—Viraudel, Bst. 51 b. (A. Oliver) 1 3 Mr. F. Martin's Mon Ami, 7st. 91b. (Emerson) 2 2 Mr. T. O'Nrill's Gladiolo, 9st. (W. Young) 3 Also started: G Blue, Lake, Sst. 13lb. (E. AVilson); •! Ilirmia, 7>t. l.'llb. (W. Hell); 5 Caller Uavon, 7st. lib. (.1. O'Shea); 7 Bnronia, list. 711). (A. Reed). Ilormia was the Jir.it to got going, but was early replaced by Gladiolo, and she, with Hint- Lake, led :o the straight, lu the run home a- great race ensued. Gladioli- seemed tn have the race iu hand, when Palronale came fast mid headed her, aud then the speedy Mon Ami came wilh a great run. also heading Gladiolo. but failed In reach Patror ale, who gained the victory by a neck. Gladioli- was half a head awaV third, a I)rad separating Ilormia and Blue Lake, who were fourth and fifth. Time, lmin. 15sce. (By Telcsraph.—Special Reporter.) Palmerston, April 10. Glorious weather prevailed for the concluding day of'the ncing at Awapnni. The attendance was up to the average, but most backers had a bail day oivin;; (o the defeat of some very hoi: favmn iles. liinaldu credited Mr. -I. B. Reiil with hilirst Sires' Produce Stakes win. and upset u very hot older in Nighlwalch, whose iucki'.v had fzreat dUlieiilty iu keeping iiim uu the courio, The .whip had tu be an.

plied li> his nose, to try and make him keep in. There was a scriiuinago going uut of (lie straight in the Autumn, Handicap, ami Obligant was nearly down. Tho racing was very good, ami was devoid ut any untoward incidents. Durin" tho alternoon the stewards held an inMtiiry into a complaint by J, Goodwill that. Deeley hail npt ridileii Chaminiulo lo orders un tho iirst day. The complaint was not taken seriously, and Deeley was absolved. Aetna scored a iltiko victory in tin, Hack Hurdles, lliis being due to tin- overconfident handling of Sam l'an by A. M'J.-'lynii. At the start Waiouru led from Sam l'an, with tho others strung uut. Tho Hastings horse was ilying signals ol' distress nl'tor a mile had been covered, and Sam J'an took charge, ami led over tho lust l'cnec. Aetna then came pi.st, and, as slated above, an indifferent exhibition by MTlynn enabled her to win. Kauroa was third. Flingot and Itfiilanler ran badly. 'After tlw raco M'Flyim was before tho stewards, and severely admonished for carelessness. Arimlte, who was left yesterday, jumped out iirst in tlio Open Welter Handicap, and, leading the whole way, she won easily. Lady Volga was the favourite, but she did not get a good passage over the first part, and covered a lot of extra ground, She was lucky to get secot.il at tho finish, as Scottish Star, who Ix-gan slowly, and Gerberga were right with her. Kill ran badly, and seems to be right "off," while tho weight seemed to anchor Peroneal. Her rider was carpeted after the face, but gave a satisfactory explanation 11s to wiiy several of the runners got up un the rails l'rom liis mount'. The five furlongs Hack Raco provided a good finish between tlio first and second favourite—Tho Great Mogul and Master Lupiu. Tho former was boomed as the result of a good gallop over the distance, ill which 110 finished alongside I'owder Fox. Master Lupin camo in for support 011 account of the fact that he was at Trontham and not produced in a race, but was known'to be good. So he is, and, with tho least bit of luck, would have won, instead of being defeated bv a head. At each turn he hung out badly, and covered a lot of extra ground, while the favourite got a nice run on the fence the whole way. Elkmaid led to the turn, but tho favourite soon disposed of hor. He had to be ridden very hard to beat Master Lupin, who finished uncommonly ivell for a green horse. Conziska, 'Sepoy, and The Diver all showed up well.. Tho winner, who is owned iu Palmerston, was received witli cheers when lie returned to the bird-cage. The luck of the game was emphasised in. tho Sires' Proditco Stakes, when Rinaldo brought about tho defeat of Niglitwatc-li, with Salzburg (who was bracketed with tho winner) in third place. Tho favourite hung out badly round tlio bend, where Rinaldo, who ha'd keen badly placed, got through on the rails,. and gained a lot of ground." 111 tlio straight, liowevjr, tho favourite camo very fast, but Rinaldo then had too much of a. break to bo caught, and there was daylijjht between tho pair as they crossed tlio lino. Tho downfall of tho favourite waa a severe facer to backers, who sent tho Ckokeboro colours out a very warm favourite. Imriier and Bertrada wero badly placed over the first part, but each ran a good race. Considering that 110 was side on io tho barrier when it skied, the winner put iip £i good performance, even though JlO was lucky enough to run through on the fence the whole way. Papamarama and Aeliray wero 1 the favourite choices in the Hack Welter Handicap, and "they finished 111 the places, with Chaminadi) in third place. Aeliray .lumped to the front after a furlong had been gone, and, making a solid pace, lie ran ill a very easy winner from the first favourite, wlio was kicked out to - beat Chaniinade. Charge, a well-fancied candidate, got away badly, and finished out of a place. The winner was formerly owned in tho south, where lie won several races at small meetings, but !ie has not raced for over twelve months.'Ho is now located at Ciiisborue, and is trained, by Porter. Kina created a surprise by scoring comfortably in the Autumn Handicap, in which Obligant broke down badly, and a hot favourite—Coronifoi'm—finished out of a place. Lockwood and Lord Renown made tho pace from Sanguinary and Multiply, with Kina whipping tho field. The latter moved up 011 tho bend, and landed' a clear.run 011 the fence, lie got through in time to win by a couple of lengths from Multiply, with Lord Renown, Ceylon, and Lady JJolaii in'a cluster'.'".-' Gazetto was a better favourite than the bracketed Monologue and Rosalys in the Hack Flying Handicap, in'which .Silver Rose, after many disappointments, got a' winning turn. Tho last-named was in chargo after a furlong liatl been covered, and, never giving tho others a chance, ran in an easy winner by three lengths. Monologue was just clear of .General Madero, with Lady Louisa anil Gazetto close up. Fatronale and Gladiolo had a great duel for machine supremacy in the last race, and the former closed,up with the advantage. Tram a good start, Gladiolo and Blue Lake led Patronalo and Hermia till well into the straight, when the! favourite' got through and won a good raco by half a length. Mon Ami was tailed off in the iirst part, but slio ran a groat'raco, and dot third money. RE-HANDICAPS. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) Palmerston, April- 10. The following rc-haiulieaps are" declared for tho Hawke's Bay autumn meeting:— Nursery Handicap—Rinaldo, Ost, 3lb. Poukawa Hack Handicap—Aeliray, Sst. lilb. ' Autumn Handicap—Passadena, 7st. 71b. WORK AT HASTINGS. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.! Hastings, April 10. A number of horses engaged at tho Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's Autumn meeting were ejerciscd on tho eourso proper this morning. Despite tile recent heavy rains, the track was in fair order, and useful work was gone through. Emperador was too good for Canute over six furlongs in lniin, 18sec. Ariom beat 'l'hravo easily at the end of a mile in lmin. -18sec., both tiring.. Zeus and Historictto covered the same distance in lmin. Slsec., without being extended, Cheddar and Sea Pink finished a mile together, doing tho last seven furlongs in lmin. 35sec. Tatterley was too good for Tho'Summit over six furlongs in lmin, 20scc. FIXTURES. April, 1G and ii— Hawke's Bay J. C. Autumn. April "3 and 21—South Canterbury J.C. Autumn. April 2-1 and 25—Masterton R.C. Antumn. April 30 and May I—Marlborough R.C. Autumn. -May S and 9—Ashburtou County R.C. Autumn. April lli and 19—Avondale J.C. Autumn. May II and 15—Egmout R.C. Winter. Slay 22 and 21--'Wauganui J.C. Winter. Juno 3 and I—Dunedin J.C. Winter. Warner's Double Skirt Corsets—the latest in corset designing—found onlv in Warner's make. Do.uble from the "waist down; nositively cannot tear. City Drop-ers.-Advt. * ' Knlrjes for Messrs. Abraham and Williams's Pahautanui stock sale, to bo held on Tuesday, April 15, commencing at 1 j).ni„ will be received by their" local agent, Mr. P. Taylor. Messrs. Luuilon, Stewart, and Co., will sell 201) horses at. (heir Kurainu Road yards, Hastings. The sale, which is to be held on Friday, April 18 (the day after I lit- Hawke's Bay, races) will commence at 10 a.m. Mi'. C. H. Burnett, Wanganui, advertises! in Ibis issue 1000 acres of sheep and caitle properly in the Wanganui district. The land is for sale at .£lO 10s. per acre. Particulars on application. A licensed hotel in Gisborne is adverlisod lor sale by Messrs. Trail] Bros, and Co., Gisliortie. Particulars appear ill this issue or may be had from the agents.