THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2180, 19 June 1914, Page 5

THE TURF.

HAWKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB SECOND DAY. EXOTIC WINS JUNE CHASE.(By Telegraph.'—Special Correspondent.) /Hastings, ilune 18. •The Hawke's ! Bay jockey Club's Winter' Meeting concluded to-day in lino .but .'dull-'weather! The attendance was Lirgb and .the'eoiirse iii good order. The; tptalisator handled £16,6i0, as cornfared with.£14,225 for tho corresponding day last' year. Tho total for the two days was £30,780, against £27,211'. for tho last' Winter Meeting. It was Wilson, rider of Sir ' Donald in the Whakatu Hurdles yesterday'"who '.'was: seriously injured,' and not Maxchant, rider of...Paiwanui, as telegraphed last night;..Pritchard,', rider of •Mount' Victoria in the last race, was called beforo tho stewards for: alleged interfereneo with'iNgarua. iVfter the cvidenco of A. .Oliver,' rider of . Nganu, Pritchard vas suspended for three months, for crossing, '■'■ x ''••• Soveral. fresh .candidates appeared in tho Hack Hurdle field to-day. Tho win- ] i«>r turned up in Grey King (by.StroWan —Lulu),' 'a member of ,J. Jones's Gisborne- team.': Tho Jgrey gelding mao-j' s remarkable improvement on yesterday's form,, and was a winner at any stage or tho'race.' Parev«uiui came down two fences from home, when looking-like a place-getter. Sunbeam ran'welT, and got-second place, just a.neck iii.franc of Glen Nevis'. Tho'latter: will "'see • a better day. Otatara made, his reappearance; and ran very/well fpr.a'mile, when:he tired.' Manitau made a "good showing 'for a beginner, hilt nothing shoiie out in such attractive colours, as the winner, who appears to bo and capable of improvement. .'' Tho Hack Steeplechase was generally rogarded as between' Lady Biboero and Stroller, and they finished first and second. Tho race was- : a fiasco 'for Stroller was tho only one to completo the course without mishap. Lady Bibbero ran into Kelp at the second fence : at : 'the double the first;.timo round, ; .but was subsequently brought .back' and flew tho fence. By this time Stroller had a lead of' half a mile, and he maintained .it till the, finish. Defeat was remounted after falling, and got third money, and Jessamine also .completed the course. Pelican was going Well when he bumped Meagher „out of the saddle. •Farramatta fell at the sod wall the first time round.

.; -A rhe of 131b. did not stop Banian, who again.scored in the-Ladies'.-Neck-lace. Settler, who stripped very well, was nearly as well backed as the winner, and finished second. Bransfiold was a fresh'candidate, and filled third, place. Tho others wcre-beaten off. • ■•'•■-'

'•'.On paper, tho June Stecplos looked, th 4 best. of.-. gocd things tor. ; Exotic, but ho was allowed to give a good:re-' turn, consequent upon strong support ccming for Cousin Jack and Sir Lethe. At the start• Sir'Letho and Morihik'o Were pulling hard, and tho latter ran off at tlio double, i Exotic now ran'up to Sir Lethe, who' was .pulling' hard, but the latter, again jumped himself to the > front. Kauroa then joined Exotic in second place. A mile from home the trio w:ere together, but Deerpy .hung on! 1 toi Sir Lethe. At the atoho wall-ho was well clear, .but the" next fence satf Exotic take charge. Tho trio roso. at tho hencoop together, and in a good finish tho favourite scored from Kauroa, with ■ Sir .Lethe right up; The Chief was fourth,; ,E1 Dorado ,was .the only other hdrs'ei-'to'ftiiish. , I'<'V U !■'.'■ .

Pursetiller (Deeley), Portraiture (W. Bell), and Amity'(A. Oliver) were the only horses supported in tlio Kaukawa Hack Handicap. A quite unfancied candidate in Chatmoss vas leading at the bond, but once in the straight Deploy brought'Purseliller along, and looked to be winning easily, but Portraiture came with a wet sail, and headed her off. The concluding event went to Day Fly, with Amber and White, who led most of-the way, second. Ngarua was a good third. ■'•■-.• .'•'.'• THE RESULTS. (By iTelegraph.—Proas .association.) KIDNAPPERS • HACK 'i HANDICAP HURDLE HACE,' of 100/' soys. , One! mile and a half. / ■'~ ■•■ , . 2 Mr. W. S. v Davidson's Grey.King, bv Strowan-Lulu, 9st. lib. XMeagher) , L 8 Sir.- i). Rutherford's Sunbeam, ilfet. 61b; „. (H. Coker). 2 11 Messrs. Baldwin and Low'rie's Glen Nevis, Pst ';.. (Edwards)' 3 Also started: 2 Manitau, lOst. alb. (J. Porter); 7 Diavolo, lOst. slb. (J. Lyford); 5 Parewamii, lOst. 21b. (Marchant); 1 Otatara, lOst. 21b. (H. Tricklebank); 11 Braeburn,9st.l3lb. (H. J. Eoch); 2 Lams(lurff, lllb. (H. Lorigan); U iiiinicnsity, 03t. Sllb. (P. Flyun); 10 Glenorehy, 9st. ,71b. (H. Ward); i Matawerewere,' 9st. ■lib. (A; J. M'Flynn); 12 Pikiho, 9st. (W. Chaafe); 13 Ultimatum, 9st. (D. " Cameron); 17 Heieford, 9st. (M'Mullin);. 15 Kosemark, 9st. (W. Ayres); 15 Kori'rangi, 9st. (H. Connor). Won easily by six lengths, two lengths between second and thud. Glenorehy was fourth. Time,' 2min. "ISscc. -' HAVELOCK HACK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of, 120 sovs. About .two miles.- ■' --..-.'•, ■..'•:.-. Mr. -A. 'Owen's Stroller, by'Strowan— ■ Little Kate, lOst. '3lb. ... (E. Abbott) 1 1 Mr. L. M'Ewa'n's.Lady-Bibtero.aOst.' 51b. ;.......-..„. '..(.T. M'Lean) 25 Mr. H. Brooker's Defeat, 9st. 71b." ; .' ■ •',. (A. Lawrence) 3 Also' started: Kelp, 9st. 101b.' (T. ' Durrant); 3 Pelican, Dst. 71b. (F. Meagher); 7' Paremata, Ost. 71b. (A/ Hart); G ; Jessamine, 9st. 7lb.'(M'Chc'sney). ' .-.-' " Won' by about a furlong, a similar distance between second and third. Jessa'mine'was a long way. back fourth. Time, 4min. 23sec. TURAMOE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, of 200 sovs. One-mile and -threequarters. ' ' 8 Mr. W. Woods's Hatana, by Post Haste—Somnu's mare,- 951.--71b.-"" (H. Lorigan) 1 3 Mr. F. Armstrong's Golden ■ Water, - »sr. 71b. ......; : (A. Julian) 2 3 Hon. J. D. Oroioud's Idealism, 9st. lib 1:....... ■.....:.. (P. Measher)^ Also started: 7'Fashion ;Pktte,- lOst; 121b. (J.- Dcerey);!! Aruake, -lOst. lllb. (A. .1. M'Flynn); 6 Fllngot, lOst. 61b. (F. .T. Flynri); 5 Snm Pan, lOst. (Copcstake);: i Mescal, 9st. 21b. (Coker); 9 Freak; 9st,' (11. Thompson). : : v. ' Hatana went to the front and piloted the field past the stand,'Jde<ilism; Golden Water, . Fashion- Plate, Aruake, -.and I'reak following in that order. Mescal fell at -the hurdle opposite tlio Market Street entrance. • Hatana was never head- (-< .and won .pulling up by three .lengths, ihere was a length between second and thiriL Sam Pan was fourth. Time, 3min. LADIES' NECKLACE. first hone to receive a necklace value 50 sov< '■ =ecoifl . horse to .receive .-. necklace value 15 soys. One mile ami a cjuorter 1 Shola Onnond's Banian, bv Birkenhead—Banzai, 12st." nib. ' . (J. EUim,'hcim) 1 2 Mr. Hunter s Settler, list. -31I>. ID. ' Cameron) '2 i Mrs. C. F. Valkuce's Bransfield,10:.t. 71b (Viillnnce)' 3 Also started: 3 Tlio 'Hague, 11.-f. 7ll> (G. Beahon)r7 Amato, lOst. 101b., (S Gnddard); 5 Forelight, 10.-t. 71b! (\\- Hicks); S Lord Kilcheran. Hist. Tib. (H Davis); 0 St. Columbus, lOst. 71b. (H. Taylor). . • ■ Banian assumed the lead from a medium start. Settler, The Hague,' and St, Columbus in that order being his nearest attendants. .At the railway bend Bransfield came on the outside, but failed to reach Banian and Settler, who fought out the finish. Miss Ormond's horse prevailed by a length. Three lengths separated second and third. Amato was fourth.' Time, 2min. 15 2-ssec. JUNE STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. About two miles nnd a half. 1 Mr. H. S. Truman's Exotic, by Explosion—Premier mare. list. 21b. (F. Meagher) 1 < Mr. H. G. Cameron's Kaurnii. Hist. 51b (\V. Youn?) 2 3 Mr. ,(. M. Cameron's Sir l.«the. )0-t. - ■ 101b : (J. Deerev) 3 Also started: 5 El Dorado, lOst.'fllb. (H. Tricklebank); 7 Morihiko, !)-t. lilb

(F, Flynn); G The Chief, Ost. ..31b. .'P. Mulertky); 2 Cousin Jack, 9st. 71b. (A. Laurence). Exotic won a pood race by a length, .Kauroa beating Sir ''Lethe i'n the run bonis by '.the. same distance.: -The Chief .was fourth. Time. !imiu. 111.-ec. RAUKAW.V HACK HANDICAP, of 100 • sa.v.j.Seven furlongs. 1 Messrs'. P. Buiok and Sons' Porlrai- ' ture, by Pap.ipnki—Miniature, fl.-t. 31b. .■......'. (W. Bell) 1 Mr. C. E. Twist's Pursefillcr. 10-t. illb. - - (B. Ueelcy) 2 13 Mr;'.A. White's The Summit. '.Ist. "21b. ......! '..: (C.Srtiwe) 3 .■Also started..; Sir Alba, IM. 21b.-(W. Whittakev)';' 4 Hinenianu. lOst. 21b. (L. Wilson); 2 Amity, lOst. 21b. (A. Oliver); 10 Microbe, Bst. 121b. (S. Rem); 5 Player list. 101b. (J. O'Sh'ea); SMatawerewerq, 9st.7lb. (D. Oliver); 12 Amlraea. . 9st. 21b. (W. Kirk);-' 6'• Perhaps, "9st. (W. Price);. 16 Poster. 9H..'(W. Chaifc); 11 Amicnl, 9st.(H. Griffiths); 9 Mysterium, 9st. (W. D. Moro'ncy); ll.'Bodcnliaiii, 9st. (H. WatSonV; lo.Chatmoss, Pst. (F. Meavhor). Half a furlong from home Portraiture canto through iroin the back and beat Pursenllei' by a nock. ; The Summit was half a len'gch'away third, and Microbe fourth. ■ Time, lmin. 30sec. ' FINAL HANDICAP; of 159 sovs. Six furlongs. G Hon. J. D. Oriiioud's Day Flv, bv '. Birkenhead—Eos, 9st. Gib. '.'•:'■"' C,W. "'Ryan) 1 9'Mr. C. F. Vallance's Amber and '■■ "White, 9st; .'.'.•....."...., '(T. Catt) 2 Mr. A. J. Shearsby's 9st. 2lb. ■■" ; ■'"■"• '. ' (A'. Oliver) 3 •Aled startrd: 1 Red Book, .list. 21b, (L. Wilson); 11 Mummer, lOst. 101b. (Clmafe); 3'Moilflt Victoria, lOst. 31b. (T. Pritchard); 10' Sir Daniel, 9st. 121b., (J: O'Shea); 5 'Black Lupin, 9st Illb. (W. Price); 8 Eocene, flst.Glb: (W. Bell)'; 7 Epworth, 9st. 51b;.(F. Laitgst6ns);l2 Negative; 9st. 2'.b. (D. :Francis)'; \ Alces, Sst." (B. Decley). " Amber and White was in front for two furlongs'. The field bunched at (he home turn, and in the run home Day Fly'drew out and.won '.by half, a length, the same distance separating second and third. Mount -Victoria was fourth., Time, lmin. 16 3-SSEC. . . - ' .'

ROYAL ASCOT,

HUNT CUP WON BY LIE-A-BED. By:TclcgrapU-Prtss Associatio'n-CoprriEht : •''.'' London, Juno 17. At the Royal Ascot Meeting, the following was the result of THE ROYALHUNT CUP HANDICAP, '■ " of .2170 sovs. Seven furlongs 166 \yarcls."' - . ! • Mr.'-J. East's b. e. Lic-a-Bcd, by Feather: Bed—Laila, 3vrs. ...... 1 Sir T. R; Dewar's b! ii. Braxtcd, by ■.'• Forfarshire—Sillabub, 6yrs. ..'...' 2 Mr. S. B. Joe)'s eh. c. Honoy.vood, by Polymeliis—Honeybird, 3yrs. 3 ■ Lie-a-Bed scored twice as a two-year-old and was four times placed second out. of fiiiie'starts'. His successes' were in'■• the Golbnrne Maiden Plate,, five furlongs,- at Haydnck.and tho Milverton Mile Nursery Handicap at Warwick.' The -winner is trained-by his-owner (J. East), who has in his team at .'Hsiey 'several' of-.the. progeny, of Feather Bed (by Ravcnsburg—Bed of Rcses); ; , •...■■.-■

GRAND NATIONALS.

','.'' ~ WEIGHTS ISSUED. Br Taleftrnn!i--1 , re68 Aciuciatioi:—Coiiyrieht '.- (Rec. Juiie 18, 8.35 p.m.) ■' ■. ".''.'_■ Melbourne, June ,IS, • Weights'for'the principal'events at the y.ll'.'C. Grand National Meeting havo been issued.' In the Hurdles, Obi is• top-weight with ,11st. 121b:, Coir the Shaughraun'has lOst. 21b.', and 'Mere fist." 101b.' .:.."' .- .~; , \. " . .':', in the.Grand National Steeples, V.inp|udrd':is top-weight with 12st. 51b. Paymaster has list. 91b., and Whakarewarewa, lOst. 1ib..... ■

NAPIER PARK WEIGHTS.

• ■■■■'{' V?(T'T" i -*}' ' ■ my. Taesftfpb.-PfasV'Assoc'jotlsii.i Napior, June 18. Weights for the Napier Park Steeplechase Meeting are:'— " MOTEO HACK HURDLES, of 125 sova. One mile and three-quarters.—Golden Water, list; Leapuki, lOst. 121b.;.Sunbeam, lOst; 101b.; Morecambe, lOst. Gib.; Formby, lOst. Gib;; Manitau, lOst. 31b.; Diavolo, lOst. 31b.; Parewanui, lOst.; Otaraia, lOst.; Composed, lOst.; Braeburn, lOst.; Stockade, Ost. 121b.; Tetikurn, Ost. Illb.; Immensity, 9st. 71b.; Bracken, 9st. Gib.; Matawerewere, 9st. 21b.; Merrie Ouv, Ost. 21b.; Sir -Donald, Ost. 2ib:; .Rock Ferry, Ost.; Okaia. 9st.; Trojan, 9st.: Ultimatum, 9st.; Pikiho, Ost.j Silver King, »st.;. Rosemark, 9st.; Blue Mount. 9st'.j Waldemar,9st.'; Sylvan Glade, 9st.;Rangikapiia,' 9st.;Chatmo?s, 9st. ■ • ■■

■'■ PETANE'HACK STEEPLECHASE, of 125 eovs. About two miles—Davli»lit Bill list, ,121b.; Merrie Lad, list, 'lib'.; Timothy. lOst. 101b.; Leolanter. lOst. Sib.; Nuatca, lOst. 8lb.; Ladv Bibtero, lOst. 71b.; Stroller. lOst. Gib.; Cousin Jack, lOst. 51b.; Fond Memory. lOst. 41b.; Stockade, lOst. 41b.; Tyrannic. lOst. 41b.; Makiri, ■lOst. 1IW; Zak, lOst. lib.; Passive, 9st. lllb.; Mollington. Dst. 91b.: Master Malachi, 9st. 91b.; Kelp, 9st. 71b.; Waiv;etu, 9st. 71b.; Baudalero, 9st. ~ll>. ;■ Pelican, 9st. 71b.; Muscadine. 9st. 71!>.; Bonny, 9st. 71b.; Linger Longer, 9st. 71b.: Paro mata, fist. 71b.,- Jessamine. 9st. 71b.: Ibhar,- 9st. 71b.; Chattis, 9st. 71b.; Ever, 9?t.. 71b.; 71b.; Coronation, P-st.", 71b.; 'Sunrose; 9st. 71b.;' Omanawa, 9st'. 71b.

STEWARDS' STAKES HANDICAP, of 210 sots. One mile.—Ha3kayne. list. 71b.; Mysteriacli, list.; Red Book. list.: Bvron, lOst. 111K: Binian. lOst. 91b'.; Fair Rosamond. 'lOst. 71b..- Mount Viororio. 10s*. j Mftr.nVan.9st.l2lb.'; Settler. 9st. 111b.: Sir PanieL' 9st. 111b.: Redloh. W. ■'' IMb.; ■Piirs»filWr:-.-9st. 71b.; Vi.. 9st. olb.': P6rtraitiir>:9st;'.?.!>).; Amber and White, Pit:.- ,0-fe,' .9st.;; Native. 9st.; The Great Moirul, 9st.; Anrlraea, 9-t.; Rabesn, Psf.;/ Vniato'.' 9st; Cullinan, 9st; Alces, 9=t.;-Kilosteri. 9st.' N A PIER. STEEPLECHA ST! HA NDICAP.of 400 sots-.- About three miles.— Peary. 12st.: The Spaniard. 12st.; Exotic, 11ft. 101b.: Kaiima, 10sf. Rib.; Gondolier, lOst, 51b;; Sir Lethe, lOst. Sib.: El Dorado, lOst. 51b.; Idealism, lOst. 21b.; Meme. Tad. 9st; 121b.': Monhiko.' 9st. 101b.; Waterworks. 9st. 91b.; The Chief. 9st. 71b.; Leolanteiy'9.st. 71b.: Cousin Jack, 9st. 71b'.;'Tvrannic, 9st. 71b.: Kainetineti, 9st. 71b.; Jessamine. 9st, 71b.: -Stiol!»iy 9fit. 71b.: Makiri. Ost. 71b.: Ibha'r, 9.t. 7U>.; Waiwctu,-9st. 71b.; Passive, 9st. '71b.; Cure.ar.na. 9st. 71b. .-<■■•. " . LADIES'/BRACELET, of. 100 sovs. One mile and a' tjiiartir.—Byron,- s,lst. IMb.; Banian. 13=t Sib. iSettl-er, 'last.' 91K ; R°dloh. 12st. 'SIK; Tctikura,. list.. 121b'.; Eocene, .llst.'il'b'.; Odessa, list.. 41b.; BirlwriWrt; Drv'ad. .10st.-'l3lb:;'--Branffiejd, 10it. 121b.: Tb<> Summit, 10. St. 10lb.; ForeliTiit,- lOst. '71b.: Lord.: Kilcheran, lOst. •71b'.:'AferrHva, lOst. 71b.; Amato, 10st. 7'b'.; Basßleu; lOst. 71b.: Cullinan, 10st. 71b.: Rnn<?ikaDiia. lOst. 71b.: Bine D'aVnd.' lOst. 71b.; Rnnfiirlv, 10<=t. 71b.; St. ,10st. 71b.: Po<*mnrk.' 10st.7Ib. . AHURIRI HURDLE RACE, of 200 sovs: One mile' arid tbree-nuarters.—Pearv. list. 131b.; '■player., list. 121b.; Cloudy "Dawn, 10sf. 111b.:'Aniake. 10?t. 91b.: Fashion Plate.' 10't. 91b.: -'Timothv. lOst. ' 41b.; Gulden Water,:-9st. 121b.; Tdealism, 9st. 12lb:: Sam Pail. Psf. 111b.; Braeburn, 9=t.;'Silver'T\im». Sst.: Freak. 9st. SETTLERS' HACK HANDICA P. of 120 rov-f. Sis', fu'rlonss.—Day. Fly. list. 71b.; Purrtfiller,' list.: Ngnnia. -lOst. 101b.; Ri-to Park, lOst. 81b.; Golden Glade, lOst. filb;: Portraiture. lOst. 31b.; Anguish. lOst. 21b.; Sir.Alba, IOst; Amity. lOst.; Humakulia. nst.'llll?.': Microbe, 9st. lllb.; Morninc'Pst. 101b.: Grov Kim;. 9?t. Rib.: Genoral Madcro. 9st: 61b.: Roster, 9st.; Perhaps, Ost.'i Genevieve, 9st.; - Kawarau. 9st. ; Mvsterimni 9st.; Ranfurly. 9st.; Bodenham.'.nst.; Courtly. 9s't.; Melodist. Dst.; Sarabelle, 9st.' ; Janitor, 9st.; Matabele, 9st.

FIXTIiRES.

June 24 ;and 25— Napier Park li.C. Autumn. July 2 and 4—Gisborne E.G. Winter. July 15 and 18—Wellington E.C. AVin--I;eK < August 11, 13, and 15—C.J.C. Grand National. 1