THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2481, 7 June 1915, Page 9

THE TURF

I,& > I AUCKLA ND WINTER MEETING | EL GALLO WINS THE GREAT ' NORTHERN. HYETTUS THE PRINCE OP WALES'S. I (By Telegraph—Press Association.) Auckland, Juno 5. The Auckland Racing Club's Winter Meeting was continued to-day, ill perfect weather. Tho track was drier than on ! the.opening day. The totalizator investf meats aggregated .£44,256, as compared with .£41,972 oil tho corresponding day last year. The winner in tho Great Northern Steeplechase, El Gallo, received a great reception, but was fortunate to win, as Morccambe fell at the old water jump, and almost broko down. Results-.— ORAKEI HURDLE II ACE, of 200 sovs. One mile and three-quarters. 3 Mi'. N. Brown's Harbour Light, by Sylvia Park—K-an Ran, syrs., 9st. 71b (Traill) 1 1 Mr. A. Wriffhtson's Tararu Jaclc, Syrs (Julian) 2 2 Mesdames Foss and (Stewart's Soultikoff, iyra., !)st. 1311> (Row) 3 Also started: Monorail, 9st. Gib.; 4 Yasoular, 9st. lib.; 6 Ovation, 9st.; 7 Luperin, 9st. Monorail and Luperin were tho early leadors, but after the mile Harbour Light and Tararu Jack had assumed commajid, aud iu that ■ order they raced into the turn for homo, with Soultikoff coming fast. Harbour Light led over tho last obstacle and eventually won nicely by » three lengths, Soultikoff being a length further back, third, and Monorail fourth'. Ovation fell at tlio second fence. Time, 3inin. 27 3-ssec. RANFURLY WELTER, of 200 so vs. One mile. Mr. B. Goldwater's Loloma, 10st.. 13lb. (C. Brown) 1 Mr. P. Dyer's Stepnipaul, Sst. (Chaplain) 2Mr. P. Matus's Toki, Sst. (Tricklebank) 3 Also started: 7 Kauri King, list.; 7 Combustion, lOst. 21b. (Reid); 6 Hadj, Sst. fllb. (Bice); 5 Hima, 9st.. 31b. (Buchanan); 18 Hemisphere, 9st. lib. (Roach); 18 Ulster, 9st. (Conquest); 17 Matakana, 9st. (Conway); 15 Fionnuala, 9st. (Greenwood); 1 Goldlran, lOst. 41b. (Emmerson); 8 Kaween, 9st. 71b. (Armitage); 10 Goldmount, 9st. alb. (Oliver); 11 Glucian, 9st. 3lb. (Ryan); 12 Gluetanus. 9st. (Brown); 13 Brookfield, 9st. (Oliver); 14 Lady Lobelia, 9st. (Kennedy); 9 Marconi, 9st. (O'Shea). When the field had gone half a furlong Hima rushed through on the rails to the front, and had Combustion as his nearest attendant running down tho back, with Loloma handy. At the three-furlong post the last-named drew out and came round the home turn with a good lead, maintaining a five-lengths' advantage past the deciding line, with Stepnipaul second, four lengths ahead of Toki, who was third. Fionnuala was fourth. Time, lmin. 47sei. REMUERA HURDLE RACE, of M 0 sovs. Two miles. Mr. Jorvis George's br. g. Royal Arms, by Royal Artillery—Barley Bree, iyis,, lOst. 91b (M'Flynn). 1 1 Mr. D. P. Moraghan's b. g. Tragedy King, by Soult—Roinola, syrs. ,llst. lib." (Julian) 2 3 Messrs. Tooman's and M'Hugh's br. c. Admiral Soult, aged, list. lib. (Flynn) 3 Also started; 2 Immensity, Sst. 13lb. (J. O'Connell); 5 Jolie Fille, 9st. (Tilsoy); 6 Master Kegel, 9st. (P. O'Brien). Royal Arms was early in the lead, and passed tho stand full of running, but going down the back Tragedy King decreased tho space between himself and tho leader, and threo furlongs from home ranged up within a length. Over the last fence the pair jumped almost on terms, and a good race home ended in Royal Arms winning by three-quarters o£ a length, with Admiral Soult third, 15 lengths behind. Jolio Fille was fourth. Time, 3min. 5-1 2-ssec. i GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE, of .1250 sovs. Threo miles and a half. 2 Mr. W. J. Ralph's b. g. El Gallo, I by Spalpeon—Lobelia, syrs„ 9st. 71b. „ „ (Scott) 1 1 Hon. J. D. Ormond's b. h. More- ' cambe, by Birkenhead—Film, lOst. , ,6'b. (Adams) 2 I i Mr. W. J. Wood's oh. g. Golden Glow, by Saracen—Jeanotte, lOst. , Ulb (Anderton) 3 ' Also started: 7 Bercola, list. 101b. (Per- S oival); 5 Jackman, list. 91b. (Ward); 9 1 Black Northern, lOst. 81b. (M'Flynn); 8 ! Sandy Paul, lOst. 31b. (M'Donald); 6 ] Cloudy Dawn, 9st. 111b. (Marchant); 10 ) Waterworks,' 9st. 101b. (O'Connell); 11 ' Sportsman, 9st. Sib. (Copestako); 3 Ngatoa, 9st. 71b. (Julian); 12 Nimblefoot, 9st. ( I 71b. (Kelly). , Waterworks and Sandy Paul were the i I early but past the stand More- ( cambe and Ngatoa were handy. Once 1 entered on the back stretch Morecambo 3 had command of the field, and he raced ] up the hill well in advance. He had a good lead over the water jump when en- £ taring on the last circuit, at which obstaclo tho Hon. J. D. Ormond's horso almost came down. Adams, however, £ inado a great recovery, and continued in advance up the hill, while El Gallo was J seen coming from tho back. When the straight was reached Morecambo still had the load, but EI Gallo finished ] iroll, and headed Morecambe after a J great, battle, fifty yards from the post, i and eventually won by three-quarters of (j a length, Golden Glow being a moderate 7 third, while Jackman, Cloudy Dawn, and Sandy Paul finished in that order. Ber- r cola and Ngatoa were pulled up. The o others did not complete tho course. Time, I 3min. lOsec. ( PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP, of (5 650 sovs. Seven furlongs. a 8 Hon. J. D. Ormond's ch. c. Hyettus, t by Hymettus—Asiatic, 9st. 131b. I (Adams) 1 I 4 Mr. R. Hannons br. m. Tinopai, by V Stepniato—Mignon, lOst. 31b. (Brady) 2 5 Mr. Jervis George's b. g. Crown ; Pearl, by Coronet—St. Ada, list. 31b. , (A. Oliver) 3 Also. started: 20 Tatterlcy, list. 41b. 7 (Flynn); 2 Potoa, lOst. 131b. (M'Flynn); 12 Lady Middleton, lOst. 4!b. (M'Muilan); « 10 Prince Soult (Julian); 19 Goldfire, flst. 91b. (Gilchrist); 15 King Chiara, 9st. Sib. (Morris); U Castalia, 9st. 21b. (Kennedy); S 21 Worcester, 9st. 21b. (Brown); 9 Tri- 1: poli, 9st. (liobinson); 1 Emperador, list. G 41b. (Emmerson); 11 Tact, lOst. 61b. l< (Roifl); .1 Bhiestone, !)st. 10U>. (Buchanan); G Red Book, 9st. 101b. (Wilson); 16 Mun- P' slier, 9st. 81b. (Ryan); 13 Ifaniki, flst. 31b. w (M Orion); 17 Cumpoador, Ost. 21b. u (O'Sliea); 18 Tangiivai, 9st. (Conquest); S 7 I rv L' I like, Ost. (C. Brown). si After somo delay the field went off in b a good line, Crown Pearl, (lion Lady Mid- a dhiton, showing out in front for flic first « three furlongs, when Hycttns joined in \\ and came round tho hoiup turn in front Several others challenged in tho run up e tho straight, but Hyettus eventually won by two lengths and a half from' Tinopai, who wns_ some distanco ahead of Crown 5 Pearl, with Castalia fourth. Time, linin. 35sec. 5 JUMPERS' FLAT RACE, of 150 sovs. Ono mile and a half, Mr. N. Brown's ch. g. Harbour Light *>' ! by Sylvia Park—Ran Ran. flst. 21b! _. „ (M'Flynn) 1 Messrs. Richmond s and Strnthcr's b. g. Hereford, by Fontenov—Meli- , r into, lOst. ;ilb (Deerey) 2 £ Mr. R. Hicks's ch. g. Styrnx. by Pat- ! ronus—Couvolvtihis, lOst. 811). (Traill) 3 "l Also started: 2 Spallish, lOst. 71b. R (Julian); G Ininionsity, 9st. 91b. (O'Connell); 1 Blue Garment*, flst. 21b. (G'otiwav); 7 BnUygowan, 9st. (Adolph). Blue Garments ami Spallish were the „ early loaders, that pair parrying on the ' running past the stand and round tho , . back, when Harbour Light appeared on the scene, while Hereford was handy. When the (urn for home was reached Harbour Light came through and Herelord improved his position. A great rnco home ended iu a victory for Harbour Light by n neck, with Styrax third, ten lengths away, and Blue Garments fourth. 3 Time, 2min. I'J .1-ssee. Wl CARBINE PLATB. of 200 sovs. Gentlemen riders. One mile. Air. .15. Goldwalor's ch. in. Loloma, by ;) Monol'orui— Seabird, flyrs., list. (Allison) 1 Mr. W. Robinson's ch. c. N'icoinar, 4 by Spalpeen—-Nafator, llyrs., lflst. (M'Dougnll) 2 2 Mr. K. J. L. Rae's b. iu. Self, by Soult—Elf, lyrs., list. ... (Beatsnn) 3 . Also started: 1 floleraine (Dr. Grant); o' II Dandy Breezo (D. Paton); G Gallupin oil (Brewer); 9 Hima (Chadwick); 12 Kai 9sl manuka (T. Wyllio); U Miss Avnlanchn mi (Galkgher); 10 Meter (Benattt); I i

castor (Cookerton); IS Devastation (IJallot); 5 Heather Mixture (Fitzgerald); h Hopyo (G. King); 15 Lononioor (\\, laylor); 10 Takinini (J. Paton). Self and Loloma wore tlio first to eiisfilo themselves out, tho pair carrying on most of tho running until three furlongs lroin home, when Loionia went out a»<l led '"]■ til the distance. Hero Niconiar challenged, and a great finish ended in Loiomn winning by a neck, Self being two lengths further off, third, while was fourth, iirno, lmin. lltecc. TO-DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. Auckland, Juno B. Acceptances for Monday's races aro ns follow:— HUNT CLUB CUP.-Fireaway, list. 71b.; Transfor, lOst. 13Lb.; Master Leslie, lflst. 131b.; Irawadi, lOst. J3l)>.; Advancer, lOst. 121b.; Tnrero, lOst. 71b.; Black Bobs, lOst. 71b.; Wainui, lOst. 71b.; Captain . Lock, lOst. 71b.; llasin, lOst. 71b.; Heather Bov, lOst. 7lb. TURK WELTER HANDICAP.— Ladoga, list. 91b.; Emperador, lOst. 131b.; lias- ■ kayne, lflst. lllb.; Tinopai, lOst. Gib.; Bliiiostone, 9st. 71b.; Sotilt, 9st. 71b.; Red Book, 9st. 71b.; Gold lire, 9sl. 71b.; Munster, 9st. 51b.; Self, 9st. lib.; Patronale, 9st. 31b.; King Cliiara, flst. 21b.; Castalia, 9st. lib.; Campoador, 9st.; Worcester, 9st.; Combustion, 9st.; Gold Fran, 9st.; Tangiwai, 9st.: Tripoli, 9st. WINTER STEEPLECHASE.—Jaekuiuu, list. 51b.; Golden Glow, lOst. lllb.; Sandy . Paul, 9st. 131b.; Cloudy Dawn, 9st. 81b.; Sportsman, 9st. 71b.; Nimblefoot, 9st. 71b.; Ngatoa, 9st. 71b. T'AMAKI STEEPLECHASE.—Lady Sab- i retache, lOst.; Dogger Bauk, Oat. 10lb.; ; Now York, 9st. 81b.; Santiago, 9st. 81b.; - Black Bobs, 9st. 71b.; Automatic, 9st. ■ 71b.; Ballygowan, 9st. 71b.; Wakunui, 9st. • 71b. J ' CAMPBELL HURDLE HANDICAP- ; Tragedy King, list. 71b.; Admiral Sou!' • list. 21b.; Hereford, lOst. 121b.; Black ' Northorn, lOst. 91b.; El Gallo, lOst. 81b.; ( Corrie, lOst. Gib.; Immensity, 9st. 131b.; ' Harbour Light, 9st. 91b.; Monathol, 9st. < 81b.; Pip, 9st. 2lb. FITZROY WELTER HANDICAP.- . Kauri King, lOst. 121b.; Doncastei', lOst. 1 lib.; Mossman, 9st. 51b.; Signo, 9st. 31b.; ; Colc-raine, 9st. 31b.; Hima, 9st. lib.; Toki, ' 9st. lib.; Gluciau, 9st. lib.; Blue Rose, ' 9st.; Brookiield, 9st.; Mayfield. 9st.; Crescendo, 9st.; Parsimony, 9st.; Nildah, 9st.; Lady Lobelia, 9st.; Redman, 9st.; Fionnuala, 9st.; Gluetanus, 9st; Carbiness, 9st.; Heather Mixturo, 9st.; Tamahere, !)st.; Opposition, 9st. c FAREWELL HANDICAP.-Tatterley, * list. 31b.; Hyettus, lOst. lllb.; Bimeter, 1 lOst. 101b.; Tact, lOst. 61b.; Lady Middleton, lOst. 31b.; Tyson, lOst. lib.; Torea- ; dor, lOst. lib.; Blnestone, 9st. 91b.; Goldfire, 9st. 81b.; ICauri King, 9st. 41b.; Salvia, 9st. 31b.; Kaniki, 9st. 21b.; Zion, 9st. 21b.; Try Fluke, 9st.; Maui Nina, 9st.