THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2482, 8 June 1915, Page 3

THE TURF

AUCKLAND WINTER MEETING YORK WELTER WON BY HASKAYNE GOLDEN GLOW'S STEEPLECHASE. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) Auckland, June 7. The Auckland Racing Club's Winter Meeting concluded to-day in dry dull weather. The totalisator registered .£43,003 for the day, as against .£41,372 for the corresponding day last year, making .£128,070 foe the meeting, a* against ,£122,837 last year. The results are:— HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASE, of 200 sovs. About three miles. 5 Mr. A. Rayne's Advancer. 10st. 121b. ~ m „ (Julian) 1 6 Mr. T. Harris s Fireaway, list. 71b. 4 Mt, J. Cameron's Tarero, lOst. \lb! (Andrews) 3 Also started; 3 Master Leslie, lOst. 131b.; 1 Waimai, lOst. 71b.; 8 Captain Lock, lOst. 71b.; 2 Hasin, lOst. 71b.: 7 Heather Boy, lOst. 71b. Heather Boy, Advancer, and Waimai were the first over the sod wall and water jump, hut going round the back Advancer was going along easily in front, though Fireaway and Heather Boy led alternately up the hill the firet time. There was not much change until the hill was reached the second time, when Torero and Waimai improved their positions, while Hasin, who was moving up from the back, toppled over at the first fence on the rise. Coming down the hill the last time Advancer held command from Tarero, while Fireaway was handy, and in the race to the post Advancer won by two lengths and a half from Fireaway, who was a length ahead of Tarero, with Waimai fourth. Time, 6min. iOsec. TAMAKI STEEPLECHASE, of 300 eovb. About two miles and a half. 2 Mr. R. Keid's Dogger Bank, aged, 9st. 10lb. (Kelly) 1 1 Jlr. L. Aintree's Lady Sabretache, lOst. (E. R ae ) 2 3 Mr. Windsor's Black Bobs, 9st. 71b. (J. O'Connell) 3 Also started: 4 New York, 9st. 81b. (M'Donald); 5 Santiago, 9st. Sib. (Marchant); 7 Bally Cowan. 9st. 7lb. (Adolph); 6 Wakanui, Slst. 71b. (Roach). Dogger Bank, Wakanui, and Black Bobs were the early leaders over the hill the first time, and past the double ill , front of the stand, with Lady Sabretache handy and pulling hard. She ran up to Dogger Bank round tho back, but Dogger Bank hung on to his position up the hill the last time. The pair had the race to themselves from the top of the hill, and once over the last fence Dogger ' Bank's superior pace won him the race by two lengths, with Black. Bobs twenty 1 lengths away third, and New York ■ fourth. Time, fimiu. 13sec. 1 YORK WELTER HANDICAP, of 650 J sovs. One mile. 2 Hon. J. D. Orinond's Haskayne, lOst. 1 ;v (Adams) l ViL Carle/s Bluestone, 9st. ■ . .J'"' (Buchanan) 2 , 1 ■ Mesdaines Foss and Steuart's Prince Soult, 9st, 71b (Deeley) 3 : Also started: 7 Ladoga, list. 91b (01- ' lver); 5 Tinopai, lOst. 61b. (Brady); 11 ■Cjoldfire, 9st. 71b. (M'Flinn); 6 Self, 9st. ' 41b. (Kennedy); 10 Patronaie, 9st. 31b. 1 (MCarten); 13 Campeador, 9st. (O'Shea); 1 9 Gold Fran, 9st. (Morris); 12 Tripoli, 1 9st. (Robinsou); 3 Red Book, 9st. 71b ! (Wilson); 14 Munster, 9st. slb. (M'Mil- ■ lan) ; 6 Castali.l, 9st. lib. (Emerson); 8 1 King Chiara, 9st. 21b. (C. Brown); 17 ' Worcester, 9st. (R, E. Brown); 16 Com- 1 buotion, 9st. (Tricklebank); 15 Tangiwal, 9st. (Conquest). I Amongst the first to single them- ' selves out were Haskayne, Tinopai, and 1 GoldJire, but once the field was fairly on i its way Goldfire was out a couple of i lengths in front of Tinopai, with Blue- < stone well back in a bad position. However, at the three-furlong post, Buchanan 1 got through, and once heads wero turned I lor home Bluestone and Haskayne were ] up handy to the leaders. From the dis- ' tance the pair fought out'a great finish, •' victory going to Haskayne by a neck. ■ Prince Soult was a length and a half < further back third, alia Ladoga was fourth. Time, lmin. 44sec. , WINTER STEEPLECHASE, of 750 sovs. i „ „ About three miles. t 2 Mr. W. J. Wood's Golden Glow, f 1 •»} t ■»; W-aderton) 1 1 Mr. J. J\ Is. Mackenzie's Cloudr i Dawn, 9st. 81b. ....... (Marchant) 2 1 3 Mr. W. Mumby s Sandy Paul, 9st, I 131b. (M'Donald) 3 started: 1 Jacbnan, list. 51b. r (Ward); o Sportsman, 9st. 71b. (O'Con- J liell); 6 Nimblefoot, 9st. 71b. (Kelly). I Nimblefoot and Jackman were out in , front over the old water jump the first l time, but round the back Nimblefoot stopped at the obstacle near tho seven furlong post, leaving Sandy Paul and ' Jackman alternately in the lead ascend- r ing the hill the first time. . Coming over * the second fence of the double cnteriug on the final circuit Jackman toppled over c which left Sandy Paul and Cloudy Dawn ui tho lead, while Golden Glow was t handy. > Up the hill the last trip the c trio were all at close quarters, but in 5 the run down the hill Golden Glo\v as- I sumed the lead, and came over the last i fence in advance. In the race to the box he won by three lengths, while } Cloudy Dawn just defeated Sandy Paul j by three-quarters of a length. Sports- ( man was the only starter to finish. Time, Cmin. 29sec. CAMPBELL HURDLE RACE, of 400 sovs. Two miles. . 2 Mr. A. Brown's Harbour l 1 < T ™"> 1 1 Mr. M. Hobbs s Corrie, lOst.. 61b. | „ ~ , (M'Sweeney) 2 l 6 Mr. J. Williamson's Black Northern, lOst. 91b (M'Flinn) 3 Also started: 3 Tragedy King, list. 71b. (Julian); 5 Admiral Soult, list. 21b. Flynn); 7 Immensity, 9st. 131b. (Tricklebank); 4 Monathol, 9st. 81b. (E. Rae): 8' Pip, 9st. 21b, (Anderton). Black Northern displaced Corrie early for the lead, and came round past the stand full of running in front of Corrie and Harbour Light. Round the back ' Harbour Light and Corrie were making I determined efforts, but it was not until 5 just before the home turn that Harbour c Light assumed command and Corrie got c on terms. In the straight the trio came c under pressure, but once over the Inst fence Harbour Light always had a slight f advantage, eventually winning by half a ; length, with Black Northern two lengths , and a half behind Corrie. Time, 3miu. ' 51 2-ssec. c FITZROY WELTER HANDICAP, of 200 a sovs. Six furlongs. t 2 Mr. R. Matu's Toki, 9st. lib. t , , r 1 (Deeley) 1 t 1 Mr. Angus g Ivaun Kmg, lOst. 111b. a . (Jl'Millan) 2 r 10 Mr. J. J. Barrett's Glucian, 9st. t (Ryan) 3 r Also started: 7 Mossman, 9st. slb. (Em- i erson); 3 Coleraine, 9st. 31b. (M'Flvnn); 6 Blue Rose, 9st. (Coleman); 14 'May- F field, 9st. (Robinson); 16 Crescendo, 9st. t (Scott); 17 Nildah, 9st. (Warner); 9 Fion- ' nuala, 9st. (Greenwood); 12 Glutanus, 9st. (R. E. Brown); 13 Carbiness, 9st., carried 9st. 61b. (Harvey); 5 Heather Mix- ( ture, 9st. (Oliver); 15 Opposition, 9st. 1 (Brady). Kauri King and Hima were most consn'aious in the front division for the 1 first furlong, after which Kauri King 1 went out by himself and led a bunched 1 field round the turn for home, and was f being loudly proclaimed when Toki shot c after him inside the distance, and after a hard finish won by half a length, with 1 Glucian two lengths and a half off third, t and Signo fourth, in front of a large r bunch. Time, lmin. 20sec. 'J FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. i Five furlongs. 1 2 Mr. A. B. Carley's Bluestone, 9st. 91b. s (Buchanan) 1 i Mr. F. W. Arnold's Tact, lOst. 61b. 1 (M'Millan) 2 c 1 Mr. H. E. Troutbeck's Tatterley, 1 list. 31b (L. Wilson) 3 0 Also started: 5 Hyettns, lOst. 111b. c (Adams); 3 Bimeter, lOst. 101b. (Emerson); 8 Lady Middleton, lOst. 31b. ' (O'Shea); 6 Tyson, 10it. lib. (Raid); 11 Toreador, lOst. lib. (Conquest); 9 Goldfire, list. 81b. (M'Flinn); 12 Salvia, 9st. 31b. (Oliver); 13 TCaniki, 9st. 21b. (M'Carten); 7 Zion, 9st. 21b. (Deeley); 10 Try t Fluke, 9st. (C. Brown); 14 Maui Nina, t 9st. (W. Ryan). s Tyson was quickest to find his legs, c with Bimeter and Bluestono handy. When 1 ihe turn for home was rounded Tatter- ii ley appeared up with the leaders and had almost assumed command when I Bluestone pill in an effort and rushed t fn the front af the distance, finally (in- t ishing up a winner by a length and a r half from Tact, who was a head in t front of Tattorlpy, with Bimeter fourth. ( teen.. ,' vj

HOLIDAY RACING IN AUSTRALIA. EVENTS AT RANDWICK, (By Telegraph,—Press Assn.—Copyright.) (Rec. June 7, 8.15 p.m.) Sydney, June 7. RANDWICK WINTER STAKES.—Sir Vivo, 1; Sir Alwynton, 2; Elystan, 11. Fourteen started. Won by one length and a quarter, with a neck between second and third. Time, 2min. 20Jseo. SECOND HUKDLliS.—Flavei, 1; Jack Rico, 2; Spire, 3. Seven started. Won by n head, with six lengths between second und third. Time, -twin. -16^ec. SECOND STEEPLECHASE.—Busra. 1; Torone, 2; Alemand, 3. Seven started. Won by ten lengths. Time, Gmin. 48scc. V.R.C. HANDICAP. (Rec. June 7, 8.15 p.m.) Melbourne, June 7. BIRTHDAY HANDICAP—PearI King, 1; Attora, 2; Dyor, 3. Ten started. Won by one length and a half, with threequarters of a length between second and third. Time, 2min. 37|sec. A.B .C. MEETING. (Rec. June 7, 8.15 p.m.) Adelaide, June 7. . ALDERMAN HANDICAP.—Orvieto, 1; lan Ton, 2; Pistol King, 3. Won by a head. Time, 3min. 10;ec.