THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2625, 22 November 1915, Page 9

THE TURF

— AUSTRALIAN TURF. WARWICK FARM HANDICAP. By Tel«Kraph—Press Association—Copy right (Rec. November 21, 5.5 p.m.) ' t Sydney, November 21. J. Hp following is the result of the race for the Warwick Farm Handicap:—Mr. J. Hawkins's Toatere (Alaniapolo—Gallaut''y)» Claude Miner, 2; £ir Vive, 3. Hon by tlireo lengths. Time, 2iuiii. lOsec. feilding acceptances. . Feilding, November 20. iho following are omissions from the J) eliding acceptances:—Flying Stakes: Coropet, Csl. 121b. Aorangi Trial and Maiden Scurry; Sir Musketry.

FORBURY TROTTING MEETING

By Tclesraph.—Press Association,

-p „ . Dunedin, November 21. X'ollotv in«j are the acceptances for the lorbury IVottiug Meeting":— IIU.ST AMATKUR HANDICAP.-Ivory cells scr.; Jimmy Campbell, 2 sec.; Little un sec -i l Ja . d <i3' Lynd, 3sec.; Blacktall, isec.; 1 ostillion, ssec.; Beeswing, bsec.; I airy Patch, Gsec.; Lady Patricia, u=ec.; Highland Nectar, Bsec.; Trugela, bsec.; James Maddison, 7sec.; Thora; Bsec.; Unld, Bscc.; Haidee Susie, Bsec.; Patchen, bsec.; Degree, Bsec.; Palard, Ssec.j Maungatua, Bscc.

PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP.-Silver blioe, scr.; Quadroon, 7sec.; Royal George, ;sec.; Lome, Bsec, ; Drift, Bsec.; Favonius, llsec.; Rose, llsec.; Gauntlet, Usee.; Abbey Chimes, 12sec.; : Red Silk, 13sec.; Nutwood, Jun., 13sec.; Oxendale, 13sec.; Vera Bri ffbt Child, 13sc-c. SPRING HANDlCAP.—Cathedral Chimes, scr.; Gee Whizz, sseo.; Dun, 6sec.; Sl'cy, usee.; Bell Flower, 6sec.; Louyain, Chimes, 9sec.; George Af., Jun., 9sec.; Iza, 12sec.; Papeete. 13sec.; Tlio Limit, llsec.

PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP .-Wallace Wood, lsec.; Adonis, lsec.; Prince Berlin, osec.; Bright Alice, 3sec.; Waitchie, Gsec.; Disappear, Gssc.; Franzalenn, Bsec.; The Broazewmg, Bsec.; Caversham, 9sec.; Division, 9sec.; Silversmith, lOsec.; Village Girl, Msec.; Nyola, lOsec.; Ann M'Kin- !">>'» Usee-; Inwood, llsec.; Stella C., llsec.; Miumniery, 12sec.; Imperial, 12sec.; P^?, c , e , s ?J Ca>rcka ' l^sec.; Aero, 12sec. DOMIN lON HANDlCAP.—Truganini, ®9 r - • ML I .™ ' ■' J '' sor - • Hosie M'Kinney, Usee.; lika, llsec.; Rummy, 12sec.; Benmore, 12sec.; 'Commander' Bell, 13sec.; Boil Ami, losec. P'fW HANDICAP.—Emmeline, scr.; Adelaide, lsec.; Direct, lsec.; Our Aggie, 3sec.; Dot Eobbins, 4sec.; The King's General, Gsec.; Franznlena, 7sec.; Wilkie, 7sec.; Cello, Bsee. ; Sydney, Bsec,; Wilkes, Bsec.; Prince Pool, Bsec. &T. KILDA HANDlCAP.—Hamapnaka, scr.; Truth, lsec.; Dalwhannie, lsec.; Chelston, 3sec.; Bermaline, 3sec.; Sparklmg Kola, 4see.j Caledon, 4sec.; Rema, ssoc.; Rosa, osec.; Law Chimes, ssec.; Collena, Gsec.; Belldale, Gsec.; Gee Whizz, Gsec.; Pinewood, Gsec.; M'Vea, Gsec.; Masterpiece, Gsec.

OTAHUHU TROTING CLUB,

Auckland, November- 20. The Otahuhu Trotting Club's Meeting was concluded to-day in fine weather. Results

. INNOVATION HANDICAP.. One mile and a half.—l Miss Lluon, Jun., 12sec., 1; 8 Lady I Doctor, 4sec., 2; 5 Lavinia, lOsec., 3. All started. Won by a length and a half. Time, -imin. 4 l-ssec. EPSOM HANDICAP. ■ One mile.-l Sweet Prince, 7sec., 1; 5 Haurina, 9sec., 2; i Selkirk, scr., 3. Scratched: Papatiiu\. Won by a length. Time,' 2min. 30 l-ssec.' LIVERPOOL HANDICAP. Ono mile.8 Olive, 18sec., 1; G .Bell Bray, ISsec., 2; 7 Wallace .M., 16sec., 3. All started. Won by a nook.' Time, -imin. 4G 3-s?ec. MAUNGAKIEICI.I3 HANDICAP. One uulo and a half.—G Derby Dillon, lOsec., 1; 2 Kesnrrectioii, *sec., 2; 7 Wereoa, 2sec., t' , starfce<l. Won by a length and a halt. Time, 3min. 4Csec. ROYAL OAK HANDICAP. Two miles. -2 Teddy M'Kinney, ISsec., 1; 4 Tableau, llsec., 2; 1 Springbok, ISsec., 3. All started. AVou by ten lengths. Time, smin. 8 3-ssec.

MASSEY HANDICAP. One mile and a half. 3 Pearl D'Or, 7sec., 1; 5 Resurrection, 7sec.„2; G Huia Grey, scr., 3. Scratched: Wallace M. and Wereoa. Won by a length and a half. Time, 3min. 37sec. RICHMOND HANDICAP. One mile--4 Lady Child, Bsec., 1; 1 Master Park, scr., 2; St. Ursula, lsec. Scratched: Master Ham, Prince Rufus. Won by a length, lime, 2min. 22sec.

TELEPHONE HANDICAP.-l ' Huion Patch, 1; 10 Skylark, 2; 3 Joan of Arc, 3. All started. Winner led all the way, finishing by two lengths. Time, 2min. 2Gsec.

NOTES AND, COMMENTS

IBy Ole.n'coe.l

The Ashkurst-Pohangina Meeting will take place on Wednesday. A big attendance of the public is expected at the clubs opening meeting, and excursion tares have been arranged for visitors from the different lines.

, special meeting of the Poverty Bay Trotting Club was held last week to consider the advisability of closing down during the war. The president (Dr. C. F. hcott) was strongly in favour of .fclie proposal, but after some discussion his motion was lost, and he thereupon tendered his resignation "for the duration of the war.

j r :,?• ,J", Watts. horse Mountain cm I .' , broke his shoulder when ho tell ill the Melbourne Cup, is still under veterinary treatment, and an effort will be made to save him for the stud. Black Lupin and Lady Edith, trained by L. W. Watson at Awapuni, are getting through some useful work. Both horses claim engagements at the Asliliurst meet•mg next Wednesday. The Hororata Racing Club has received very good nominations for its annual meeting, to bo held on December 4. There are sixteen engaged in tho Hororata Cup, including Snapdragon, Findhorn, and Margarine, each of whom won a race ati ißlccarton at the New Zealand Oup Meeting, and other good performers such as Peronula, Wishful, Countess Tolstoi, Mult 2 1? Parvo ' Gnome > and Hap Dha. If the double market is any criterion, square Deal will be a hot favourite for the Ash hurst Cup on Wednesday. Mr. D. Eraser's horse was suffering from a bruised heel at Trentham, but if 'he has got over this he should make a bold showing amongst the poor lot he. will meet at Ashhurst.

u ? r - was P u t U P f° r auction during the Blenheim meeting, but ras passed in. Later oil he was secured by Mr. \V. Rose, of Blenheim, who gave 65gns. for the Signahnan gelding. Mr. Rose formerly own-c-d several horses in ,T. Tapp's stables, one of whom, Daunton, was burnt to death in a fire on tho West Coast. A southern writer mentions that Kaminohe is to be sent to the West Coast meetings at Christmas and the New YeaT. The Hymettus gelding should easily pay his way on the Coast. The well-known horseman R. Hatch has been engaged to ride Rewi Pobo in the Cheltenham Handicap at Takapuna on Wednesday. The locally-owned Wiolotta scored in the President's Handicap, two miles, at the Marlborough Trottiiig Club's meeting on Friday, bu/t he had to undergo the ordeal of a protest before getting the stake.

If Mossman succeeds in winning tho Melrose Handicap, five furlongs, at Takapuna,. he will probably not be brought to Feilding, for he will be unable to start in the Aorangi Trial Plate. Should he fail at Takapuna he will be a hot favourite for the Trial at Feilding, which is a set weight (7st. 71b.) race, and the Auckland handicapper has awarded him 9st. in a hack race at Takapuna.' R. J. Mascfa will probably leave Lyttelton on Thursday for Feilding with Bimeter, who is engaged in the Feilding Stakes and' Oroua Stakes. The Maltster horse can gallop very fast, and he is pretty well, so that ho may win a race before hp returns home,

Several of Sir George Clifford's horses were engaged at tho Feilding meeting next week, but none of them will be sent north.

By winning the big handicap at t'ho Warwick Farm meeting on Saturday, Toa Tere made some amends for bis failures nt tho big Itandwick fixture. The class seen out now is not as strong as the Jfaniapoto gelding raced against at lianclwick. Claude Inimer, the runner-it]), is trained by the ex-New Zealander, T. Wil-, llama.