THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2273, 6 October 1914, Page 3

THE TURF

RACING AT RANDWICK.

ST. 3PASA WINS METROPOLITAN. By Telegraph.—Press Association-Copyright (Rec. October 5, 6 p.m.) Sydney, October 5. The Australian Jockey Club's Spring Meeting was continued to-day. The weather was fine and the attendanoe laTge. The going was good. Tatterley made the pace throughout in the Shorts, but did not last long enough to stall off Gigandra's resolute challenge. Twenty-five faced the gate for the Metropolitan, St. Carwyne end Psyttyx sharing the public fancy. Royal Laddie made the early running, Moonbria showing prominently from the halfmile. . St. Spasa camo with a great run from the bend, beating Psyttyx by a neck. It was an exciting finish. In the Steeplechase, Forest Prince unluckily fell at the first fence. Don Q.' ran well for tliird honours. The results were as follow:— SHORTS, a handicap sweepstake of 10 sovs. each, with 600 sovs. added. Sis furlongs. Gigandra, by Ibex—Mira, lOst. 13lb. 1 Tatterley, 9st 2 Speedfaet, 7st lib .1 There were 12 starters. Tatterley led throughout, . but Gigandra. challenged him at the distance and won a great race by 'half a length, threequarters of a length separating second and third. Time, lmin. 13isec. THE CLIBBORN STAKES, a nveopfitake of 10 sovs. each, with 1000 sovs. added. • For tliree-year-olds. ■ \ The -winner of the A.J.C. Derby to carry 141b. penalty. One mile and a furlong. / Garlin, by Lindere—Argea, ...-...; J. Van Biene ~-.. 2 Csrlita ;......... ' 3 ■ There were oight starters. Carlita led' in the early stage© from Ravollo, Velours, and. Garlin, but the lastnamed took charge atthe bend and won easily by_ four lengths, the ?econd and third-being a lenjthand-a half apart. Ringfora was fifth. Tiinei lmin. £8i sac. ; • '• THE METROPOLITAN, a ha-ndioap sweepatike of 20 sore. c»ch, 'with ■ 5000 Eovs added; tho owner of the . second horse to receive 1000 sovs., and- the. owner of the third ' 500 EOvs. from .the stake. One mile and •. a half. . ' St. Spasa, by St. Amant —Carita, 7st. 71b. ...: (A. Callinan) 1 Psyttyx, 7st. 81b. ~..-. (Maher) 2 St. Canvyne, 7st. 51b. (W. Callinan) 3 Tlie other starters were: Alured, 9st.; Posinatus, Bst. 121b.; Aurifer, Bst. 71b.; Rathlea, Bst. lib, j Lochano, 7st. 121b. •„ Danaus, 7st 121b.; Owen Roe, 7st. .101b.; Limelight, 7et. 101b.; Pongo, 7st. 91b.; Moonbria: 7st. 81b.; Charleville, 7st. 71b.; Iving Mostyn, 7s't. 71b.; Greyspear, 7st. 71b.: Royal Laddie, 7st.'4lb.; Allingamite, 7st.; 6st.131b.; Taunter, 6st. lllb.; Shnon Frisco, 6sf. lllb.; Secrete, 6st. 71b.; Giru, 6st. 71b.; Trinoba"ntes 0 6st.\ 71b. j Miss Mooltan, 6st. 71b. ■

At_ the start Miss Mooltan, Royal Laddie, and Psyttyx wero the quickest to move. Royal Laddie. led at the mile from Lochano, Poeinatus, and Tauntw, and the ordor iraa unchanged nntil a half milo from home, when Posinatus, Moonbri.v and St. Sp»«a raoved to ths front. St. Spasa wrb the first to shoir in ' the turn, with Moonbria Bscond. and Miss Mooltan. .St. Carwyne, tnd Psyttyx close np. The. last-named made a great race, but was unable to cvorhaul St. Spasa, who won by r.eck, a length separating second and third. Moonbria was fourth. .Time, 2min. 33sec. " . THE FIRST.STEEPLECHASE, a handicap sweepstake of 1 sov. each, with 500 sovs. added. : About, two miles and a half. . . :\ . Torone, by Horlock—Token, lOst. 71b. , ' 1. Zocholme, llsfe'. 41b 2 Dtrn Q., 9st. 71b. ~.„. 3 There were ten starters., Don Q. led in the early stages. Forest Prince foil. Torono won easily by six lengths, tho second and third being five lengths PCart. Time; smin. 27Jsec. THE BREEDERS' PLATE, a sweepstake of 20 soys, each, with 2000 sovs. added. Tho owner of the second horse to receive 400. sovs., and the owner of the. third 200 sors. from the prize. For two-year-olds., . Distance, five furlongs. . Del Monte, "by Mountain King— Bolle of Brittany 1 Cetinne , l-t <j Starland :.....: & There were twenty-nine starters. Golden Ale, Air Malt, and Three Star made the, running. At the him Del Monte assumed command and beat Cetigne. It was a close finish, Del Monte winning by- a length, with two lengths separating Cetigne and Starland. THE SQUATTERS' HANDTCAP, a handicap sweepstake o{ 10 sovg. each, with 500 .sova. added. Distance, one mile and a quarter. Chid,' by Antonio—Lpfamina, Sst. 41b. 1 Willow Green. 9st. 2lb. 2 Firm. 9st. 10lb .....' 3 There were twelve starters. Feramoz siid Chid show<?d the way into the turn; Chidoverhmikri Feramoz iii **«>■ strniftht nnd won bv half a length, Willow Green bflating Firm by a • neck for second place. Time, 2min. 7ssec.

COMMENT. ON THE DERBY,

Sydney, October 5. The "Daily Telegraph," commenting on the Der>. says that Mountain Kniaht nroved a thoroughly good colt, and is likely to afford a further proof before the season advances far, but considers Woorak's jockey made insufficient Use of him..' ■ ■ .

The "Herald" says the. race was run at a clippina; pnee all the way. The time wns only 2}sec. behind thn record established by Noctuiform in 1905. •

MASTERTON HANDICAPS. 1 IBy Teleeittph-Pr«e« Association.) ' •■ Mastertori, October 5. Handicaps for the Masterton Racin? Club Meeting are:— TRIAL STAKES. Fire furlonjre.Princo Laddo. 9st'.; Te Opai. Bst. 111b. j Blue Pish, Bst. Ulb.; North Sea, Bst. 111b.; Glenroy, Bst. 111b. ; Lanark, Bsfc. i 111b. i Bullfinch, Bst. 111b.; Tangihou. Bst. 111b.; Portland Flame, Ssi 91b.; Gold NeckKce, Bst. 91b.;-Damascene, Bst. 91b.; Rerehau, Bst. 91b.; Heni,-Bst. 91b.; Miss |Gtm v Bst. 91b.; MnsteT Boris, Bst. 61b.; .faoldbearing, Bst. 31b.; Botanist, Bsfc. 31b.; Miraculous, S3t. lib.; Ladylike, V- Hb.; Lady Eolda, Bst. lib.; Canada's Coloura, Bst. lib.; Mifis Clements, Bst. UK; Signer, ette, Bst. lib.; Eangiora, Bst. lib.; Synopsis, 7et. 41b.; Privation, 7st. lib. TELEPHONE HACK HANDICAP. Six furlonjjs.-Rene, 10st. 21b.; Field Force, Bst. 101b. j Evfldne, Bst. 101b.; Master Achilles, Bst. 51b.; Submersion, Bst. 31b.; Alces, Bst. 21b.; Ainsdale, 7st. 121b.; Lady Vladimir, 7st. 91b.; Borsil, 7st. 91b.; Lady Daylesford, 7st. 91b.; Melolosriie, 7st, 81b.; Innoladdo, 7st. 31b.; Elerated, 7st. 21b.; 7st. JaJiitor, 7st.; Hiss Trumps, 6st. 131b.; Otter, fcfc. 131b.) Conziska. 6st. 111b.; Gst. 101b.; Sarabelle/ 6st. 101b. ii Mystified, 6st. 101b.; Jeanne Laddo, S s r <*i,- ; Plra Pernel, 6st. 101b.; Sir .Agnes, ost. 101b. FLYING HANDICAP. Six fnrlongs.Jlakara, Bst. 101b.; Berfa'ada, Bst. 91b.; Immer, Bst. 91b.; Blue Lake, Bst. Sib.; Peromlla, Bst. 41b. ; Lady Louisa, Bst. 31b.; Black Lupin, 7st, 121b.; Suratura, 7st. 51b.; Eocene, 7st. 51b.; Heather, 7st.; Semaphore, Cst 71b. SPRING HANDICAP. One mile and « quarter.—Kilrain, 9st. 71b.; Expect, 9srt. •Dlb.j Sin&pis, 9st. 21b.; Sir Knox. Bst. 81b.; Bj-ron, Bst. 71b.; Peroneal, Bst. 31b.; Imalvse, Bst.; Passedena, 7et. 111b.; .Royal Arms, 7st. 91b.; Portraiture, 7et. Bl'b.; Guiding Way, 7st. Tib.; Liidv Louisa, 7st. Mb.; Otahu, 7at. 6lb,j Birkhil,■ 7et. 41b..J Montuna, Cjrtv WJb,.j Sutler, Wfei,

Sir Antrim, 6st. 91b.; Alecto, 6st. 71b.; N |gftiYe, 6st. 71b.; Want, 6st*7lb. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP. Oll f milp.-Coinniotion, 12st. 131b.; Amber and White, 12st. 91b.; Fashion Plate, 12st. ?lb i Evadne, 12st. 31b.; Miss Kelly, list. J?iH,, Bra n sfield, llst - U ih --- Soporifio lls*- 81b.; Combustion, list. 01b.; General Webb, list 21b. ; The Diver, 1-let. llb.y Grey Guard, list. Üb. ; Manifest, list.; Captain Macky, list.; Taurangi, list.; Kosaiys list ■ Sir Mauser, list; Miss &«?<"?£; Khasma, Bullfinch m MASTERrON HACK ■ HANDICAP. I* 9st.; Alette. Sst. 131b.; Montana, Bst, 101b • Arlington, h- ?t ; -^f 7 Gain - Bst - 81b.; Chillies ?5fk 21b A 5 i Bst llb - Garance, 7at Wα'' , ? il %? b % I st nlh > Ainsdale 7at. lllb.; Amity, 7st. 111b.; Want, 7st. Mb.; MelolMue, 7st. 71b.; Janitor, Gst. 131b.; J&ry lulcheran, 6st. 91b.; Waitonio, 6st 81b.; Hopu, Gst 91b.; Te Opai, 6st. 01b. ,- Vffif **. 91b.; Vigilant Gst. 91b.; Sir 0 t 91b ' Bst^b ' ; Sir A S nes >

STEWARDS' HANDICAP. Seven furi u^ s 1 -rCro«-n.Pe.wl, 9st;; Lady Louisa, Iftffi Bla< * Lupin, 7et 81b. Settler 7st. lib.; Commotion, Gst. 131b. rHr7n? aiI V-? st - 121b - ; AnlbeT »nd White Gst. lllb.; luna, Gst 91b.; Waipaku, 6st 71b.; Semaphore, Gst. 71b. DASH HACK HANDICAP. Five fur°3 S --Ep™rth, 9st. lllb.; Evadne, Bst. 011 \T leri ? Bst 91b -5 Ngarua, Bst. \»■'' ?r e - W V Ol , 1 ?' Bst; 71b -'- Tavistock Sst. Ji-'' ¥ l f f ell ?' Bst 1Ib --' Martlet, f>. lib,; kjr Black, 7st. 131b.; Lady \hu*imir, 7st 131b. ; Lady Dayldsford, 7st. S b -; Glenroy 7st. 91b.; tady -Teazle, -i §u -i A J' r - ahna > 7st. 81b.; Rerehau, /si. 7U>.j Altitude, 7et. 51b.; Improve lit. Lo. ,- Ladylike, 7st. 31b.; Need, 7st 31b.;_Conziska, 7st; Miraculous, 7st.j i.angipoa, 7st.; Tangihou, 7st; Ulysses, '/}■> ,-Pwk Heather, 7st; Prinos Laddo, Gst. 121b.; Mystified. Gst. 131b.; Lady fulda, Gst. 131b.; Goldbeaxin ? , 6st. 13ii>.; Maungarara, Gst. 121b.; Husii-a-bye, 6st. 12 b.; Jeanno Laddo, 6st. 121b.; Tinopoi, 6st, 121b.; Eeni, Gst. 121b.; Odo, 6st 12ib. Grey Fleet, Gst. 121b.

AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB HANDICAPS,

(From a Correspondent.) : Auckland, October' 5. Mr. F. W.-Edwards has declared .the foUoiring handicaps for the Auckland Trotting Club's Spring .Moeting, , to be held on Wednesday, October 11:— • MAIDEN HANDICAP. One mile end a heW.-Nnt.AEwl, s«.; Harold's Child, for.; N<w Vita, 2sec.; Eotomeiniika, 3seo.; Kins of Diamonds, )oec.; Cliff, 7sec.; Dienitj, 7sec.; Salrie D*eh, 7e«.; Le Lawn, free.; Kereone, 7eeo.; Bunny, 7e»0.; Special Constable, 7scc; Teddy M'Kinney, hcc.; Doris Salisbury, lOseo.; Calcutta, lteec; Special Bloom,. lOseo.; Byrl Mac, lOmc. ' MIDDLE-CLASS MANDICAP. One mile and a half.—Lady M., 4 sor.; Kentucky OMinos, Ssec; Huia Grey, 9sec; Waipitf, ltocc; Lady Rosier, lOsec; Muriel Derby, llsec.'; Sam Dillon, llsec; Prince Akwoud, llsec; Lord John, llsec.; I'ranzaine, lteec; Caprisk, 12sec; Huon Patch, 12sec; Pilia, 12sec.; Walter D., 12bcc.; George K., 125e0.; Echvard R., 13sec. SPRING HANDICAP 'lSvo miles.Stop It, scr.j Clive, scr.; Futurity, lsec; Prince Rufus, lsec; Mattia, lsec.; Alf. M'Kinney, 2sec.; Wallace ; M., 2sec; lashionwood, 2sec; Lady Wiliuingbon, 'itOUNTAIN TROT HANDICAP. ■ One mile and a half.—Grey W., 60r.; Hova, isec: Autocrat, 3sec;: Tod Bells, terc.; Camllose, Bsec.; Virago, ltisec.; Rothschild Ud, llsec; Nut Ansel,. 13sec.) Miss Marvin Downs, 13sec; Pcrole Bells, Msec. ONWIUNGA.HANDICAP.. Two milee. -Walnut, scr.; Waroa, ecr.; Wallace M,, lwc.; Cxoldie, sscc; Kiriklriroa/ 75CC.; bolcondft, Osoo.; Gray W., 9seo.; Lieutenant, Bseo.; G. M., lOsoo.; Hova, lUecj 10 ". ISeco.; -Koa Dillon, lieec. HANDICAP. Ona mile.Innoe Rufus, scr.; Wallace M.. 3seo.! U S hng,.8 S ec; Golconda, 7sec..; LienS ajit, feec.; Bon 1?., lOsec.j Selkirk, lOsec.; ilaihoa, 12sec. . . UCTUBIJitHANDICAP. One.mile and a quarter-Stop It, scr.; Silver Black, 2soo ; Walnut/-ijseoJ;. WeroA,' Ssec. ;' MaS ter Ham, 3sec; Grampian, Bsec; Annoyed ELECTRIC HANDI& m - fc mile ._ bt. irella, scr.; Aotea Roa, sur.; Sundial ISM.;.Lieutenant, lsec; Copper Kingl

TRACK WORK AT WINCATUI.

(By Telegraph-Prese Aosociatlon.)

, Dunedin, October 5. the.weather was miid at Wingatui this niormng. A fairly largo number of uorsos were out, but no sensational track work was accomplished. Peerless galloped seven furlongs on the plough in lmin. 34sec. ■ Chudic shaped pleasingly over six furlongs in lmm. 19 2-osec.

tlncoi-e beat Birkbeck over half a mile ui oaeec. ■■■.■'..

- Oaier was too good for Taft, whom h<, picked up after going a furlong, ttidclon out,, he traversed seven furloiiE3 iu lmin. 34sec. . • . ■

Downsfaepy sprinted two furlongs along the course proper. n Others- out included Sister . Radius, lalisade, Onrysotis, Spangle, Snub, Warstep, : Golden King, Moonglow, bpeedometer, John Barleycorn, Lion, Veronian, • Margarita, Volspiel; Leading Lady, Bon, Hed- Pennon, United Service, Russo, Carpqt Knight, Top Note, lUpralm.e, Micky Free,. Cardiff. Kim was schooled over five flights of hurdles, and h 9 finished fairly well.