THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1756, 22 May 1913, Page 3

THE TURF.

"WIND UP" OPERATIONS. (By TeloErapli.-Prces Association.) Wanganui, May 20. There was another very stormy night, with much rain, but the veathcr cleared for the filial gallops. Tiwari and Yankee Doodle did five furlongs iu lmin. 5 3-ssoc. Fort William appeared better than Multiply at tho end of six furlongs. Bravest and Doraiuto hit out well for two rounds.

Sea Queen and Big Blast went over a couple of hurdles nicely, and then did six furlongs on tho flat, tho timo being lrain. 22sec. Tyrannic jumped a couple of hurdles well, then did Ion;; and strong work. Chief Marshal jumped a couple of hurdles badly, then did a couple of rounds at three-quarter pace. Okaihau, Blue Garment, Lady Moutoa, Phosphorus, Moirette, Fireworks, Antarctic, Serenity, Phroso, St. Kevin, Sweet Breeze, The Native, Watchchain, and others did good strong work. . Dcnise Orme and Stepney ran five furlongs together in lmin. -J 4-ssec. Bercola and St. Serf went twice round, tho former shaping best. Euroco ran six furlongs iu lmin. 23sec. Ngatimaru and Mummer did a mile in lmin. lOsec. SCRATCHED, Wanganui, May 20. Armagh has been stratched for all engagements. SCRATCHING OF LADY CLARE. JURY FINDS FOR .£350. Christchurch, May 21. In the case Tasker v. Clinton, a claim for .CGOO, arising out of the scratching of Lady Clare for all engagements at the Spring meeting of tho Metropolitan-Trot-ting Club, tho'jury found for plaintiff for .£350.

Tasker, tho trainer, and Clinton, the owner of tho mare, had an agreement to share tho winnings. Tasker failed to accept the mare for tho New Zealand Trotting Cup, for which Clinton had backed her. Clinton retaliated by scratching tho mare for all engagements.