THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2137, 1 May 1914, Page 4

THE TURF.

ENGLISH RACING f?»E TWO THOUSAND CUINEAS. WON BY KENNYMORE. By Teitjrapli—Press Aeeociation-Copyriirat Lcntlon, April 29. 'fhe following was tho result of the race- for tho TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. . For entire colts au'cl fillies. Special-weights;. One niile. '..'.'■ Sir Thomas Thursby's b./c. Kennymora, by John o' Gaunt—Croceum 1 Lord' Londonderry's ch. c. Corcyra, bjfPolynjplus—Pearmain 2 Mr. J;;: B. i'jJoel's br/c Black Jester, by. Polymclus— Absurdity :-......... 3 Eighteen started. Kennymore led. throughout, though Corcyra was gaining rapidjy. at.tlio .finish. Kennyindre won by : ta -short , head/ Tetrarch wa's resorvod for tho Derby. Tho'Eing's horse Symbolism, starting at long odds, won tho Wjlbrabam Plato. - King Georgo was present at fhe mooting. .

MANAWATU AUTUMN MEETING

JOCKEY SUSPENDED. THE STAKES WON BY EMPERADOR (By .Telcgrapli.—Special Correspondent.) '■ . palmersion N., April 30. The Manawatu Racing Club wero again*favoured with line weather, and n largo attendance for the second day of their 'Autunln Meeting. The course was in good order; while the starting and handicapping left nothing to be desired. --. Consequently, some well- •• fousht-out races resulted. The Manawatu Stakes proved one; of the. finest . Jiuishcd ; races ever. ;scen on the course, tbo .majority of the■■'horse's only being separated by a narrow 'margin;. ■ The honours of tlio race went,, to. .Mr.. G. Greenwood's Emporador, piloted home by W, Young by a neck. Tlie amount . jHissed '.'through tlio' machine/for tho '(lav was £17,930, against £17,910 for the corresponding day last year. i. Tlio total for-tho meeting was £36,957, as 1 against £35,518 last year. .- "',- . s Tho .stewards concluded-tho inquiry into the running of Classis on the first day in the Linton Hack Handicap,' ■and disqualified the owner, jockey, and • horse- for six.months. An.'inquiry was also held into the alleged,interforenco by Bold Stroke in tho Manawatu Stakes. The stewards wore satisfied-that the interference was not intentional, but-in thoir opinion' owners Vshould. exereiso greater' care in pnttiiig'up horsemen, and see that they nre capable of controlling their mounts. R, 'Bbrry, \whb was riding Gonoral' Maddro in the Clove'rlea Hack Handiciip, was suspended for a month for careless riding. ' :. . ■ Jackman. Aruake,' and Huia were evenly supported ;in the Hurdles. ' The top-weight made play for a mile at a slow pace, when-Aruako ran up to his quarti-rs," and,..taking charge at tho-last fence, lie won with-a lot in hand.' The top-weight' ran up to 'his,: first I day's i form, but the winner improved vastly. Advancement, s. full-brother to TrosV», mado his appearance, in this race, and created a favoiirablo impression. Wild Lupin and 'Tetikura ' forfeited their engagements in tho Open W'elter Handicap. Guiding Way was most 'in demand, but though ho began well he could not hold his place, and was , sent back. Aftor this"'ho : got 'a Very bad ■run. as did Paoli,..aiidytlie r .:p3U\-finished just outside tho placed horses. Manitiiu got a lucky opening on tho fenco as the field '...raccdi' into tho straight, , mid, going on'won. well'from Smilax, with Alecto third. Sanguinary and Lady Louisa showed pace to tho turn, where thoyvwero both.dono with. Tyson was after-in the Cloverloa Hack Handicap, aJid getting out- well' ho led tho whole way. General; Madero, Tiofa, Conziska, and His Eminence wore prominent in behind the loader all the way. Gay.Guard got a very bad run, and Confirm, who is very croon, ivas-n poor ■' • ■ ■ _ The Manawatu Stakes was a good thiiiK for Empera.dor, who came from a long way back,,;and- is certainly the' best horso 'the Dominion tortav. At ,tho • start'. Bold Stroke and Uipsy BclleaeJayedthe race, , but when tlio barrier-lifted, Ermengarde soon gained the load.-'Attlio half-milo Autumnus limporador/and Gipsy Belle wero in the rear, and Ermengarde had a twoJensths break on tho others. Empera-. dors rider then shook •■his mount up and raced up \o the leaders as the stewards stand was ..passed; :Hore Autumnus;- joined in the.race, nnd tho two fought out a good ■finish:' Emperador .Hist won from -Autuinnusj with ErmoiM:araO'..a half-leiigtli 'away, "followed by and; .Ringform, who wore, tojjothor..;. Autumnus, Emperador-.-and "'PS.Y Belle- wero interfered with by' Bold Stroko, and were nearly browli't down, at, the start. 9 The winner a°nd runner-up came from a long r wav back nnrf. the honours of. tho'race were with them alone. .:.-.■ IJho Hack Welter field was just, about as poor a lot as could bo got together. Combustion, who has yet to win a maiden race,, was a better'favourite than Glenorchy and John Willie. For tho first six furlongs, Mystified and John Vwlho wero in front, but then Combustion and Piermont ran up to them. Ihcso two were fighting out the finish when btockade appeared on tho outside and/coming on, won by a length. Piermont was two lengths clear of Combustion. , Tho whole of the eight acceptors lined up at the barrier for tho Autumn Hack Handicap. Sty rax was tho outsider of the field, but the others wore all well supported, First Consul and Red Book bemg most fancied. At tho start Ched-dar-and Red Boolrled from Moutoa Girl nnd Styrax.- Approaching the half-mile-GlenAnnaii ran to- the front, and from tins point ho was not headed. Entcrine tho straight, was his nearest attendant, with First Consul coming fast on tho outside." Glenh'nnan was not deposed in the run home, and won iiicely by a length and a half. Moutoa Gul and Cheddar got bad passages. Orleans, Raupani, and Encore wero ■withdrawn from tho Hack Flying Handicap, and Montano was tho selection of tlio. public. Maisonette,- Monette, and Microbe mado tlio running to-'the turn, whoro Montano catno fast on tho outside, nnd in tho run homo ho easily held his (uvii. Maralma got boxed in at the turn or.sho may havo been closer at the finish. - . For tho Borough Handicap. Crown Pearl (Deeley) was first choice, and Kaniki-was next in demand, while tho others.all had good followings. Crown Pearl and Kaniki got very Had passages, nnd this materially assisted Svcaborp to win. In-tho-straight, Sveaborg shot out,' and in a very closo finish won by n narrow margin from Crown Pcari, with Tho Great Mogul third. A.section of the crowd did not take ; the placIngs well, and shouted for Cro ;.n Pearl, while others called for Ladv Lcasa, who finished fast on tho outside'

THE RESULTS. i ______ (By TelesrapU.—"Press Association.) .': Palmerston N., April 30. The results' are:^KA|RANGA HURDLES, oF 150 sovs. ■iOno inilo and three-quarters. 2 Mr. J. O'HaUqran's eh. g. Arunke, T.ged,.lost.-ilb.- ■;.;..■.. (Flyhn) I 3 M.r. G. I'eiiiold's Huia, list. 121b. 2 1 Messrs.''Biirreli and-Taylor's Jack-.. man, lOst. 101b (A. Ward) 3 Also started: 5 Kauroa, Ost. 121b. ; 1 Advancement, 9st. Huia. . was first, to show out. :v 'Kauroir'.iieki'ly. ■ fell' at the

second hurdlo and dropped back into lasKplace, where he remained throughout the race. ,Aniako won easily by a length." Advancement" was fourth, lime, ;)miu. 25 l-ssec. STONYHUBST WELTER HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Seven furlongs. 5 Mr. A. O. Stone Wigg's b. g. Manit.ni, by San Fran—Queensborough, 9st. lib. ... (W. Bell) 1 9 Mr. J. Brown's Smilax, 7st. K)lb. (0. M'Carten) 2 G Mr. D. Webster's Alecto, 7st. 71b. (It, Manson) 3 Also started: 8 Zeus, 9st. 131b.; 11 Guiding Way, 9st. 'Gib.; 4 Paoli, 9st. 51b.; 3 Lady Louisa, Ost. 31b.; 7 Monologue, Sst. 131b.; 2 Sanguinary, Bst. 111b. Alecto led into tho straight, but was soon outclassed by Snutax, wlio shortly afterwards was challenged by iUanituu. A weU-fought-oiu into resulted in .a victory.for the latter by a length-. Paoli was fourth. Time, lmin. ol 3-530 C.

CLOVEBLEA HACK HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Five furlongs. I Mr. AV. Wellingford's br. g. Tyson, . ■by Coronet—Urita, 3yrs., 7st. > , 101b -.............(J. O'Shea) 1 4 Mr. R. M'Kenzie's General Madero, fet, 131b (R. Berry) 2 10 Mr. \V. Garrett's Conziska, Ost. , 7lb (H. YounuO 3 Also started.: 5 Martlet, Bst. *41b.; 7 Poroporo, 7st. 131b.; 2 His Eminence, 7st. 101b.; 9 Formulate, 6st. 101b.: 8 Confirm, 6st. 91b.; 12 Rosalys, 6st. 81b.; II Artificial, 6st. 71b.; 14 Janitor, 6st. db.; 15 Portland .Flame, 6st. 71b. :"6 Gay Guard, 6st, 71b.; 13 Mary Kileheraii, Gst. 71b.; 3 Tiora* 6st. 71b. Time, lmin. 4 lrSsec. ■ ' ■ ■ • Tyson got. out early and won from end to end by a clear length. Half a length separated second and third. Conaiska put in a strong claim in the run lor second, place, but Was unable to get Kfeu H liS: ic :floo f0^: •,,,-, S' x furlongs. Mr. G. D. Greenwood's br. g. Emporador,- by Charlemagne ll— Lady., Wayward 11, 4yrs., 9st.1 Sir Geo. * 2 ""lib Higllden ' s " " -Ako^tartedrParifo^fSi. All the two-year-olds got awav eariv but Ermengardo. soon took command nnd brought, tho field along to S .of. the straight. Inside tho distance Emporador- headed the field, and ™S' <»J a neck, a similar distance separating second and third horses. The finish was a splendid .one, the majority of tho. horses being bunched together • Piri form was. fourth, with Rinform elbso up.. Gipsy Belle was a- bad last. Time lmin. 'I/see. • ■ ■ ' AVAJ3ACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 7 J w OV 't n M - mil ? alld 5S yards - : 7 Mr. P. J. Carmont's b. S . Stockade, by fupulii—KomperMdk fi Aγ yi l' 101, , , - : n OV. Adams) 1 6 Mr D. O'Hara's Piermont, 7st n',, Cr - Morrlss Combustion, Bst 21b. .•...,,, ;. (W. Boll) 3 .„ A ! so startetl: 3 JoTia Willie, *9st 21b • 2 Glenorchy, Bet 121b.: 8 Itangitropua! , fcst. 91b.; o Mystified, 7st. 71b. • 4 Moveoii, "st. 71b.' • In the latter stages of tho race btoclcade came away on tho outside and \Vi he finished fourth. Moveoii dropped right back early in the race, and never regained tho lost ground. Time, lmin. 60 3-osec. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of .300 "ton. „"■„. •■"One-mile , and--a-'ftti'loiig?-"'" '" 0 Sir George g ;- Glen- •-- nnnan v by Clanranald—Ladv Annie 4yrs., 6st. 91b. ;..(H. Youne;) 1 1 Mr. George's Royal Arms, 7st, 91b. 1 Mr. A..R, Maltby's First' Consul 7st. 31b. (A.Reid) 3 .Also started: 2 Red Book, Bst. 51b. • 4 Moutoa Girl, 7st. 131b. • 3 Cheddar 7st 121b.;'6 Tetikura, 6st. 8)b.; 8 Stvrax! 6st. 71b. Tetikura hopped out first, and led well round tho back of the course; Glenfinnan then'came up and took command, which position ho hold for the remainder of the;race, winning by a length and a half. . Half a length separated second and- third. Time, lmin. "uSsec. HACK FLYING HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Six furlongs. / 1 Mr/W. Cooper's b. g. Montana, by Elevation—Grecian Maid, 3yrs., . Sst. 101b (A. Oliver)' 1 2 Mr. T. R, Taylor's Maralma. 7st. 71b. (R, Hunt) ,2 u Mr. J. Bond's Formulate. Gst. 81b. . (Goldfinch) 3 Also started: 3 Microbe, &t. 31b.; 4 Mouette, Gst. 91b.; 7 Portraiture, 6st. 71b.; 6 Maisonette, Bst. 71b Montana was tho first to. show out, then Portraiture took a turn, and shortly afterwards Mourette., Maralma then came toithe front., and was in that position till tho straight. Oliver, on Montana, was lying fourth, andcame away opposite the stand on the outside, wiuning by a length and a half. , Tho third horse was close up. Mouette was fourth.Time, lmin. 18sec. . BOROUGH HANDICAP, of .250- sovs. . Six furlongs. 4 Mr. J. R. Hart's l>. g. Sveaborg, by Finland—Novoo Vremya, 4yrs., Est. 101b.. (Emerson) 1 1 Mr. J. George's Crown Pearl, 'Bst.olb 2 11,' Mr. H. L. Wolland's The Great Mogul, 6st. 71b. ...(R, Manson) 3 Also started :5 Ineuru, Bst. 41b.; 7 Wild Lupin, Bst.; 2 Kaniki, 7et. 91b.; 6 Playoff, 7st: 71b.; 8 Lady Louisa, 7st. 61b.; 10 Leapuki, 7st.; 3 Bradamante, 7st.; 9 Eoworth, Gst. 101b. Play-off and Bradamautc were the first to show out, and at the bond near the straight Epworth was prominent for a time, also Lady Louisa. Play-off and Lady Louisa died away at the'distance. Crown Pearl put up a cood fight at the finish. Time, lmin. ITsec.

the'south canterbury MEETING .

REVAL WINS THE BIC RACE. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) Timaru, April 30. Till , South. Canterbury Autumn meeting concluded to-day., Tho'weather was dull b'.it lino till just before the last nice. The totalisator handled £13,1)33, maldlig £25,278 lO.s. for the meeting. The total for the. last Autumn Meeting was £25,017. The racing was very good. Tho results arc— • WAIITI HURDLES, of 110 sovs. One mile and a half. '7 Milo, 10st. 61b. ' 1 Margo, 10st. Gib _ 9 Wreckage, 9st 3 Also started: 4 Merry Valet, lOst. 111b.; 6 Kilts, lOst. 01b.; 3 Goldsecker, Ost. 81b.; 8 Ribstone Pippin, 9st! Bi*o.; 2 The Brewer, 9st. 81b.; 11 Bav Lupin, f.st. 31b.; 6 Salathiel, Ost.; 10 Iris Lily, 9st. Won by a length and a, half, the samo distance, separating second and third. Time, 2min. 07 3-ssec. PAREORA HANDICAP,- of 100 sovs. Five furlongs. 4 Speedometer, Bst. 111b 1 r, Twelfth Night, 7st. 81b 2 1 Aγton Loch, 7st, 131b 3 Also started: 7 Maiiillhis, 9st.; 2 Carolus, Bst. 71b.; 3 Free, 7st. 111b..; 8 Steperina, 7st. 111b.; G Cosv Corner, 7st. Gib. ' ' Won by a length and a half. Time, lniin. 3 3-ijsec. ■ WELTER, of 100 sovs. Stvon furlongs. 3 Sunbeam, B.st. 21b i Moddite, 7st. 131b !' ;,„ 2 S' , Cannonade, Bsfc. 41b 3 Also started: •) John Bunyan, 9st 31b.; •! Briar Patch. Bst. 41b.: 6 Apliaea 7st. ll'lb.; 7 Gregory, 7st. lOlb.; 8 Sartomart, "si. 7,1b. AVon by a lenHth and a half, one

length between second and third. Time, limn. 30 3-USCC. . . TEMUKA HANDICAP, of 80 sovs. Six furlongs. 7 .Miss Finland, 7st. 8!b 1 '2 Hops, Bst. 31b 2 3 Pretty Jano, Bst. lib 3 Also started:■-I Forest Belle, 9st.; 1 Judith,.Bst. 91b.; 8 Agitator, 7st. 21b.; « Bridegroom, 7st. lib.; (J Don Charl, 7st. The winner was in the lead after a furlong, and was never caught. Wop by a length and half, a length between second and third. Time, lmin. 17 3-osee. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile. 1 Reval, Bst. 71b 1 2 Canute-, Bst. 81b 1 5 Peerless, Gst. 91b. 2 Also started: 3 Obsono, 9st. 31b.; 4. Gnome, 7st. 111b.; G John Buiivan, Gst. 91b. • ' ; ■ Reval ,led most of tho way,, and won comfortably by a length and a quarter. Thoro was a neck between second aiu third. Time. lmin. 45sec.

HACK HANDICAP, of GO sovs. Fivo furlongs. 1 Master Hamilton, bst, 51b. ......... 1 2 Finnhold, Bst, 31b 2 4 Don Charl, 7st. 81b. 3 Also started: 6 Craig Athol, 7st. IKb.; 7 Quirkland, 7st. 81b. ;5 Jlarsollito, 7st. 71b.; 9 Lady Landsborougli, 7st. 71b.; 8 Icarion, 7st. 71b.; 3 Grenrov, 7st. 71b. A groat finish. Won by a nose. Glenroy was fourth half a length off. Time, lmin. sscc BEACONSFIELD WELTER, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. 2 John Barleycorn. 7st. 111b 1 0 Trireme, 7st. 71b ■... 2 1 United Service, 3st, -..' 3 "Also started: 5 Forest Belle, ' Bst. 51b.; 4 My Glove, 7st. 81b.; Andrea, 7st. 71b.; 3 Trilby, 7«t. 71b. Won by a length, half n length between second and third. Time, lmin. W 4-ssec. FAREWELL HANDICAP, oM2O sovs. Six furlongs. 2 Teviotdale, Gst. 71b ] 4 Mosgiel, 7st.- 21b '. 2 3 Merton,-Bst. 51b< .'. 3 Also started: 5 Martel,-Bst. 31b.; 1 Tender, 7st. 101b. • ' ■| Won by a length.: Time,,lmin. 15sec. REHANDICAPS FOR HAWKE'S BAY. ■ (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) : ' '■ Palmerston North, April 30. !' Rehandicapsfor tho Hawke's . Bay meeting aro: — '■ \ PORANGAHAU HANDICAP.—Morrie Roe, 9et. "' ' ' .CUP.-Sir Knox, Bst. 41b. ■• :

FIXTURES. May 6 and 7—llarlboruugh E.G. Autumn, May 6 and 7—Hawke's Bay J.C. Autumn. May 7 and B—Asliburton County K.C, Autumn. ■, •• ■•,■, •. May 13 and U— Egmont E.C Winter. May 21 and 22-North Otago J.C. Winter. May 21. and 23—Wangaaui J.Ci Winter. Juno 3 and -i— Otaki Maori E.G. Winter. June 3 and 4—Duuedih J.C. Winter.