THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2480, 5 June 1915, Page 13

THE TURF

a OTAKI WINTER MEETING SECOND DAY, WILD LUPIN WINS THE BIG RACE Local sportsmen who attended tho seo ond day of the Otaki Maori Racing Club't Mooting wore agreeably surprised to find that the rain. Mid mist, which were hanging over the City yesterday morning, did not extend to tho Mauawatu district. The weather round about Otaki ffaa beautifully, fine—bright suushiiie with not a breath of wind, and though tho attendance at tho course was not as largo as on Thursday it was satisfactory for an off-day. The totalisalor investments were not quite as large as on the second day of the last Winter Meeting, and as there was a decrease on tho first (lay also, tho total figures for tho meeting were 6ome ;£2828 less than last years's total of .£'35,577.. Tho going on the racing track was on the heavy side, and against very fast times. Big fields contested ' tie majority of tho events and interesting racing was witnessed. There wore no soratchings in tho Telegraph Hack Handicap, arid a big field of soventeen runnors went to the post. There were several fresh horses engaged and one of them, tho Waverley-traincd 'l'iora, was heavily backed. After a very chequered passage she got through in the and beat Irish Fusilier, who is affected jn the wind. Hushabye was close up third, and then came Arrahna, Multoe, and Vladineau. Deviation and Hushabye were prominent to the turn, where the former tired. Several of the well-fancied candidates drew outride numbers and had their ohancos spoilt by being carried out wide at the bend. It was a weak field which contested the Hack Steeples, and tho Poriruatrained Naupata, a winner over hurdles at Bulls, was made a better favourite than Bonny. The latter made play for a mile, when the Mahaki gelding took charge and won nicely. Paremata fell early, but was remounted and got third place. Silver Dale was tho only other Muse to finish. Katua ran off at the Hencoop, as did Pikiho, and A tiki fell at the first fence, and Colonel Webb at the brush going out of the course. Several of the runners carried overweights in the Hnia Handicap, in whiojl, after the scratching of Maniaroa and Diovolo, the brown norso Goldstream was made a |ocd maohine favourite, but a bad run spoilt any chance he had. In the early part of the race Immer and Peroneal were in front, followed by George and Bene, with Achilledes and Wild Lupin handy. Achilledes looked dangerous at the turn into the straight, but he failed to Tun on, and Wild Lupin took charge from Lady Louisa. The Hawera horse won nicoiv from tho consistent Lady Louisa, witji Rone well up, and then came the Porirua pair, George and GoldstiMm, with Ineuru alongside them. Whisperer and Royal Marv were withdrawn from the Stewards' Hack Handicap, and Boldstroke was left ajt tho post. With W. Young substituted for H. loung the public sent Tangihou out a yeiry warm order. The St. Ambrose gelding covered a lot of ground on the bend, but he' was in charge at tho straight entrance, and won nicely from Master Aohilles and Submersion. Merry Gain might hare troubled the winner had she not got a bad check at the turn through Ally, who had been oat in fronit coming hack quickly. Fortify proved himself to be a pretty smart hack bv conceding the field a chain start in the Railway Handicap, and than winning by that distance. Powder Fox led Veronal and Alltcar to the turn, but the Hawera hack then took charge, and won. on the bit. Veronal was beaten by the weight, but Powder Fox shaped well, as did Altcar. Achilleus. (Aohilles—Dexterity), carrying the minimnm impost, scored in the O'hau Welter Handicap, after a great finish with Rautangata, His Eminence, and Doon. The last-named looked all m-er a winner coming round the turn, but she failed to finish on. was always well placed. His Eminence, after being shujt in down the back, can»e round the field, and struggling on well under his big weight, was jnst beaten, The winner is a maiden performer, but as ho gfts a distanoe well ho may- go on imi proving. He was ridden by Deeley. This made the crack horseman's ninetieth win for the season, and this constitutes a fresa New Zealand record. Iceberg was made a good favourite in the Final Hack Scurry, and after being Well plated from ithe early stages, ho won comfortably. Just prior, to the start Tho Ferry unseated her rider and 6he took no part in the race RESULTS, TELEGRAPH HACK HANDICAP, of sovb. Five furlongs, o Hrereton's ch. m. Tiora, by St. Clements—Kohina, 6vts., 7si 61b., carried 7st. 81b. (H. Goldfinch) .1 7 Mr. J. B. A Dcone's Irish iKisilier, . Js t.. earned 7st. 121b. ...(B. Deeley) 2 1 Mr. W. H. Borden's Hushabye. Bst. .i _i"V (W- M > 8 Also started: 6 MaTtyress, Bst. 41b. (M. MDonald); 8 Martlet, 7st. 121b. (E. Hanson); i Jean Laddo, 7st. 91b. 11l Young); 11 Multoe, 7st. 91b. (H. Lowo); 2 Deviation, 7st. 91b., carried 7st. 12lb. (W Price); 14 Sir Saracen, 7st. 31b. (R. Reed); 5 Royal Mary, 7st. 31b. (H. Weston) ; 12 Vladineau, 7st. 31b., carried fst. 51b. (R. Hunt); 10 Elopement, 7st. 31b., carried Bst. 2lb. (C. Price); 16 Pink Heather, 7st. 21b. (T. Foon): 13 General Madejo, 7st. lib., less slb. allowance (D. Morris); 9 Goldbearing, 7st., carried 7st. 21b. (C. Monk); 17 Battalion, 6st. 121b., oarried Bst. 71b. (W. O'Halloran); and 15 Arrahna, 6st. 101b., carried fist. 121b. (C. Cannont). Won by a clear length, with half a length between seoond and third. Atrahna, Multoe, and Vladineau followed closely behind tho placed horses. Time, lmin. 3 4-ssec. TE ROTO HACK AND HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE. About two miles. 1 Mr. J. -H. Prosser's b. g. Naupata, by Mahaki—Lorelei, 6yrs., lOst. (H. M'Sweeney) 1 3 Mr. E. Short's Bonny, list. 61b. (H. Lorigan) 2 6 Mr. R. Macnina'a Paremata, lOst. (H. Manson) 3 Also started: 2 Katua, 9st. 131b. (M'Millan); 4 Pikiho, 9st. 91b. (H. Lawrence); 8 Silverdale, 9st. .71b., carried 9st. 91b. (Webb); 7 Atiki, 9st. 71b. (L. Brou.ghton); and 5 Colonel Webb, fist. 7!b. (H. 'l'ricklebank). Won easily by threa lengths. Paremata, who was remounted after falling, finished a long way back in third place, just ahead of Silverdale. The conTse was not completed by lvatua, Pikiho, Atiki, and Colonel Webb, the two firstrnamed running off and the other two falling. Time, imin. 4 2-ffsec. HUIA HANDICAP, of 800 eovs.: second horse to receive SO govs, and the third horse 20 60ys. from (the stake. One mile. 6 Mr. H. Nodder's oh. g. Wild Lupin, by Lupin (imp.)— Silver Agnes, aged, 7st. 51b (H. Goldfinch) 1 4 Mrs. Buckman and Mr. G. E. Hoofs Lady Louisa, fist (E. Manson) 2 7 Jlr. A. Goodman's Rene, 7st. 13] b. (11. Lowe) 3 Also started: 1 Goldstream, Bst. 3lb. (M. M'Donald); 2 George, 7st. 41b. (H. Young); 3 Achilledes, 7st. 31b. carried 7st. 121b. (B. Deeley); 11 Immer, 7st. 31b., carried 7st. slb. (It. Hunt); 5 ]maro?e, 7st. 31b. (R. Eeed); 8 Peroneal, Gst. 91b. (C. Carmont); 9 IneuTu, Gst. Ulb., carried 7st. lib. (Watson); and 10 Glacier, Gst. 71b„ carried Gst. 13lb. (T. Fryer). Won easily by a length, with half a length between sceond and third. George was fourth, Coldstream filth, and Ineuru sixth. Time, imin. 41 4-ssec. STEWARDS' HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Seven furlongs. 1 Mr. A. Atwoed's ch. g. Tangihou, by St. Ambrose (imp.)— Bivalve, liyrs., Bst. 111b (W. Young) 1 3 Jlr. P. Possmead's Master Achilles, S*t. 131b (K. Manson) 2 9 Mr. W. J'l. Bidwiil's Submersion. Tit. 71b (if. Low) 3 Al-'o starle-l: 2 ITaumnkako, 9st. .'lib. (B. Dcclfy); 8 Botanijl, 94. (W. O'llallorsn); 5 Merry Gain, Bst. 1 ilb. (T. Pi'itehard); 1 Arlington, S«t 'Hb. (W. Bell): 7 Maltcgardo. Bst. fR. Howl); G Bold-troke. 7st. Rib, (H. yonni;); 10 Drnft, Gst. 121b. (0. rarninnt): 12 Ally, (isl. 101b., carried 7st. 51b. (I!. Hunt); 11 Welcome Nuejet, list. 101H.. carried 7,-!. (T". l?ryr;0. Won comfortably by a short length, tf-itb half a length between second aafi third. Mnrrv Gain was fourth, ami Hun. oialtalca. fifth. Time, lmin, 32, see.

RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 150 sovb, Six furlongs. 2 Mr. D. King's b. g. Fortify, by Foremost—Daystar maro, 4yra., 7st. lib., „ „ „ (H. Young) I 4 Mr. F. Martin's Powder Fox, 7sc. lib., oarried 7st. 101b. (E. Manson) B 3 Mr. A. Harrisa Altoar, Bst. . , (W. Bell) 8 Also started: 1 Veronal, Bst. 131b. (B. !/• DeeleyJ; 5 Zeus, 7st. 71b. (R. Hunt). Fortify was left, but gradually got past y. his opponents and won easily with a > B longth and a half between second and j third. Time, lmin. 16 4-ssec. , 0 OHAU WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of », . 100 sovs. One mile. s . 5 Mr. W. J. M'lnues's ch. g. Achilleus, ; j by Achilles—Dexterity, 3jts., Bst. 0 . T . (B- Deeley) 1 3 Mr. A. J. Stone-Wiggs Ruatanga.ta, s , (\y. O'Halloran) 2 .. * Mr. W. H. Bowdcn s His Eminence, (Bowdeni 3 ' e / „ Also started: 2 Master Moutoa, 9st. 71b , (C. Price); 6 Glacier, 9st. Gib. (L. Nod- '£ der); 1 Doon, 9st. 41b. (SV. Price)- 10 Hap Dha, Bst. 101b. (H. Lowe); 7 Viadinn • s Bst. (C. Carmont); 11 Rongora, &st. (R*. ■ Keed); 8 Elopement, Bst. (H. Watson); 9 : Danger Signal, Bst. (W. Boll). L _ Won by half a length, with a long neck j between second and third. Time, lmin ■IGsec. „ FINAL HACK SCURRY, of 60 sots, i 1 Weight, Bst. 71b. Five furlongs. 1 Mr. H. Nodder's gr. g. Iceberg, by i Coroneit—Snowflake, 4yrs. 1 „ , r (L. Nodder) 1 Y 3 Mr. il. Williams's Mann...(P.. Hunt 2 • a 13 Mr, G. Satherley'e Chatto 0 ~ (W. O'Halloran) 3 3 Also started: 12 Kawarau (Neil), 17 Mahzoltov (W. Young), 11 Voldiness j (Oliver), 5 Rockabya {41. M'Donald), 2 , Astrologer (W. Kirk), 9 The Ferry (Foon), a 4 Pohiri (Bell), 6 Gold Problem (H. Young), . 10 Mia Clements (R. Reed), 8 Need (E. u Man6on), and 14 ICellerman (T. Prltchard). Won by a length, with half a length be- 1 1 twoon second and third. Need was fourth. - Time, lmin. feec. 8 r 5 AUCKLAND ACCEPTANCES. r (By r«lcgraDli.—Press Aflsociatlon.) j Auckland, June 4. Tho A.R.C. acceptances for Saturday ' ' are aa follow r— ? RANFURLY HANDICAP. One mile.t Kauri King, list.; Loloma, lOst 131b.; Doncaster, lOst. 41b.; Gold Iran, lOst. 31b.; Combustion, lOst. 21b.; ICaween. 9st. 71b.; Had), 9st. 51b.; Goidmount, 9st. olb.; Hirna, ' 9st.; 31b.; Glucian, 9st. 3ib.; Hemisjihere, " 9st. lib.; Ovation,-9st. lib; Ghietamis,9st.; ® Stepni Paul, 9st.; Ulster, 9st.; Brickfield, 1 9sfc.; Matakana, 9st.; Toki, 9st.; Lady s Lobelia, 9st.; Fionnuala, Bst.; Marconi, " 9st.; Miss Avalantfhe, 9st, 5 OBAKEI HURDLE RACE. One mile T 1 and three-quarters.—Soultikoff, 9st. 131b.; r ' Harbour Light, 9st. 71b.; Valentine, 9st. J; 3 Gib.;' Monorail, 9st. 61b.; Master Kegel, ? i 9st. lib.; Vascular, 9st. lib.; Ovation, 9st.j : i Luperin, 9.-:t.; Dandy Breeze, 9st.; Tara- t t ru Jack, Sat. • " i REMUI3B.A HURDLE RACE. Two i - miles—Admiral Soult, list.; Tragedy c King, list.; Hereford, lOst. 131b.; Royal c " J-Tma, ltet. 91b.; Immensity, 9st. 131'b.; t - Jolie Fille, 9st.; Master Regel, 9st. f • PRINCE OF WALES 9 HANDICAP, r . Seven furlongs.—Tatterley, list. 31b.; „ i Crown Pearl, list. 31b.; Eioperador, list. ? • 21b.; Potoa. lOst. 131b.; Tact, lOst. 81b.; n , Lady Middloton, lOst. 4ib; Tinopai, lOst. , t 3ib.; Hyettus, 9st. 131b.; BliMstone, 9st. " r 101b.; Prince Soult, 9st, 101b.; Red Book, l 9st. 101b.; Goldfire, 9st. 91b.; Munster. s 9st. 81b.; King Chiara, 9st. 5Tb.; Nicomar, l 9st. 41b.; ICaniki, 9st. 31b.; Ckistalia, 9st. f f 21b.; Campcador, 9st. 21b.; Worcester, 9st. 1 lib.; Tangiwai, 9st.; Tripoli, 9st.; Try 1 r Fluke, 9st. 1 JUMPERS' FLAT HANDICAP. One 1 a 5 a half.—Admiral Soult, 10=t. « : Styrax, lOst. 81b.; Spalfish, lOst. k t 71b.; Hereford, lOst. Sib.; Monathol, 9st. 1 91b.; Immensity, 9st. !llb.; Harbour Light r 9st. 21b.; Blue Garment, 9st. 21b.; Bdly- , gowan. 9si GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLE- ; CHASE, of 1250 eovs. Three miles and [ a half. Bercola, list. 10lb.;. Jackman, r ! list. 91b.; Golden Glow, 103t. lllb.; Black f | Northern, lOst. 81b.; Morecambe, lOst. f i 61b.; Sandy Paul, lOst. 31b.; Cloudy I>a.wn f i 9st. lllb.; Waterworks, 9st, 101b.: Sports- J , man, 9st. 81b.; El Gallo, 9st. 71b.; Nga- ' . toa. 9st. 71b.; Nimblefcot, 9st. 71b. I CARBINE PLATE, of 200 sovs. Ono p . mile.—Car bine t3, C'oleraine, Doncaster, t Dandy Breeze, Devastation, GaUupin, o Heather Mixture, Hima, Hopye, Kaimanuka. Lady Lobelia, Loloma, Lone Moore, Miss Avalanoh'e, Nicomar, Self, Takanini, Meter. 0 R t: DUNEDIN ACCEPTANCES. t! (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) 6 Dunsdln, June 4. J l , Following are the D.J.C. acceptances . for to-day:— . o FAIRFIELD HURDLES HANDICAP, t* of 175 save. 'One mile and a half.—Com- p motion, 12Bt. 61b.; Cast Iron, list. 91b. j t! Kim, lOst; 91b.; Caher Davon, lOst. lllb.; s , Lord Frederick, Dst. 121b.; Steperina, 9st. f lllb.; Simon Pure, 9st. 71b.; Cyra, 9st. SILVERSTEEAM HANDICAP, of 130 | bovo. Seven furlongs.—Encore, lOst. 61b.; Sir Hamilton, Bst. 101b.; Spanish Princess, Bst. 101b.; Giralda, Bst. 91b.; Cortes, Sat. 81b.; Lion, Bst. 61b.; Hornbeam, Bst.; p Houmania, 7st. 91b.; Miclcy Free, 7st. 91b.) Ti Art, 7st j Glenongley, 7st.; Fable, 7et.; n Firegod, 7st.; Red Shield, 7st.; Can step, f 7st.; Aerogram, 7st. „ PROVINCIAL HANDICAP, of 300 soro. „ One milo.—Johu Barleycorn, 9st. 61b.; t. Daytime, Bst. 131b.; Palisade, Bst. lllb.; ? Golden King, Bst. 101b.; Hesione, Bst. 91b. j £ Specialform, Bst. 51b.; Ogier, Bs't. 21b.- ® Fender, Bst. lib.; Duller, Bst. lib.; All ° Ready, 7st. 101b.; United Service, 7st. p 91b.; Slogan, 7st. 91b.; Multum in Parvo, 7st. 71b.; Sister Radius, 7s*t. Gib.; Waipunui, Cst. 71b. WINGATUI STEEPLECHASE H.ANDI- ii CAP, of 300 eovs. About two miles and t i ono and a half furlongs,—Royal Medal, {• list. 91b.; Cardiff, list. 91b.; Golden Grape, list. Bib.; Fritz, list.; Stroller, P lOst. 121b.; Black Sea, lOst. lllb.; The " Brewer, lOst. 91b.; The Gunner, lOst. 51b.; si The Jew, 9st. lllb.; Tommy, 9st. 71b. n WAIRONGOA HANDICAP, of 175 eors. s Six furlongs.—Clynelish, lOst. 21b.; Day- f, time, 9st. 81b.; Palisade, 9st. 51b.; Bnllor, >, Bst. 31b.; Sister Radius, 7st. 131b.; Med- r ley, 7st. 10ib.; Afton Loch, 7st. 71b.; Moon- ? glow, 7st. 51b.; Mount Victoria, 7st. 21b.; , Sveaborg, Gst. 71b.; Sartomart, 6st. 71b.; d Cortes, Gst. 71b.; Baritone, 6st. 71b. Si HACK AND HUNTERS' STEEPLE- o3 CHASE HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. About c two miles.—Northern, 12st. 91b.; The Jew, list. 51b.; Tolstoi, list. 41b.'; Prairio Firs, 11st. 41b.; Tommy, lOst. 91b.; Ghent, lOst. 31b.; Oratonu, lOst. 31b.; Zingabee, 9st. 131b.; Golden Dawn. 9st. 131b.; Denial, w 9st. 71b.; Wellwood, 9st. 71b. n WELTER HANDICAP, of tl 17S sovs. One mile.—Ogier, lOsl. lib.; " Pride o' Clutha, 9st. lllb.: United Service, « 9st. 91b.; Neuroma. 9st. 81b.; Encore, !)st. f« 81b.; Banian, 9st. 51b.: Chrysotis, 9st. 51b.; ei Wild Pilgrim, 9st.; Sartomart, 9st.; Voca- fc tion, 9st.; The Cornet, Bst. 111b.; Mount s£ Victoria, Bslt. 51b.; Merton, Bst. 31b.; Gir- al nlda, 7st. 131b.; Waipunui, 7st. 101b.; Glen- T owl, 7.=t. 71b.; Glonfern, 7st. 71b.; Fable, ir 7st. 71b. B — ti SOUTH WAIRARAPA T.C. tt The annual meeting in oonneotion with the Sonth, Wairarapa Ti-otting Club was held on the Moroa Racecourse on Thursday. There was a large gathering of the public, and a sum of was put through tho totalisator. Following were &' the results:— ai TRIAL HANDICAP. One mile.—Flake ai Cut, 1; Tango, 2; Red George, 3. Also tl started: Glad All, Floral, Councillor, T Queeme Dillon, Kingi Hori, Halo BeniU Cobbadnr. The Weaver. Red Morn, Tat- 01 ties, Admiral Beatty, Silverbrook. Won «' easily by six lengths. Time, 2min. 40 2-5 b sec. bi LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP. Ons ft milo and a half— Lockwood, 1; M] 6S w Havoc. 2; Silverbrook, 3. Also started' P' Elmo Junior. Bobulink, Slwrboy, Maiiinga tl Councillor, The AVeaver. Won easily by p six lengths. Time. 3min. 4Ssec.. w GREYTOWN CUP. Two miles.—Flora si Tracey, 1; Resun-ection, 2; No Shenan- n ,-ighan, 3. Also started: Myrtle Palm o N?a Raima, Little Bones, Forest Bill, Col- a leen Baivn. tt'on by fivo lengths. Time, d . r )min. 5 ' d BIRTHDAY HANDICAP. On? mile.- f< (ilemdol, 1: Mi« John TI„ 3. li Alpo started: Elmo Junior, Princess Bruce] tc Welcome Jack, Slarboy, Halo, Tattles' t ■Won br half a head. Time, -Jmin. 33 3-5 L ' TAMA HATJ MAHOPUKU MEMORIAL A HANDICAP. Two mile.s.-Al<„, ■ c onn. 1; M\ Sill, 2: Te AH-almri, 3. Also started: Stra- « bane. Iliad AH. Kingi lioi-i. Tango, Cob- V bndar, l!ed Mom. AVon by two lengths, t Time. r>min. 2(i 3-s«ec. " g KEMPTOX PARI-; FTAXDrc.AP. One o mile and a half.--Flora Tracey, 1; Myi-tio b Palm. 2; Rc.«!T(>otii>n, 3. A'ls<» q. Our Georirs, Nga Itom, No ShonaJKuthan.

Forest Bill, Welcome Jack, Commandarite. Won by tiro lengths. Time, 3iuin. 12 1-5 sec. MANAWATU T.C. PENALTIES.

Mr. J. H. Pollock has issued Hie following penalties for tho Manawatu Trottingr Club:— STEWARDS' HANDICAP. —Lookwood, 2sec.; GlcnMol, Bsec. PALMERSTON HAJTOICAP-Monsoon, sseo. BRACELET HANDICAP.—GIenidoI, Ssoo. AWAPTJNI HANDICAP.—Lockwood, no penalty. Acceptances for the meeting to be lipid on Wednosday next close at 10 p.m. today. TOTALISATOR RETURNS. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) Dunedin, Juno 4. The corroot total isabor returns for the Dunedin Jockey Club'a races yesterday were i£24,6G1. FIXTURES. June 9 and s—Dunedin J.C. Winter, June 8, 5 and 7.—A.R.C. Great North&rn Steeplechase. June 18 and 10.—Hawke's Bay J.C. Winter. June 25 and 2d—Napior Park R.C. Winter July 1 and 3—Gisborno R.C. Steeplechase,