THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2812, 1 July 1916, Page 13

THE TURF

HAWKE'S BAY MEETING FAGOT WINS BIG STEEPLECtLAKE. (By' Telegraph—Special Correspondent.) Hastings, Juiie 30. ■ Beautiful weather prevailed for tho opeutng day of the Hnwke'a Pay "Winter Meeting'. The fields wore good, and tho racing interesting. There was a good attendance, the totnlisator. handling .1216,099, against last jcar. In the' Hack Steeples Parematn. j un'ped off in front and led down tho hack. At tho sod wall Captain Dick had taken charge, hut ho fell heavily, and Korirangi came down over him. Otupai r, as up with Wirokirio coming into the f.traight 'the first time, and the pair led Precious Metal over the double. Tho contestants were now strung out, but all H'oro jumping well. Across tho bottom Nitu improved her position, and jumped t : ho last fence.just behind Wiroiino «nd Otupai. A great finish took place between' tho trio, Nita, on tho inside, winning bv a head from Otupai, with "Wirokino a neck away. Precious Metal rnia fourth. IC. Lambess, rider of Korirangi, had liis collarbone cracked, but lliles escaped injury. \ 111 the Winter Hack Handicap, after a splendid finish, the improving St. Unier.got up on. the post and beat Jiaraetotora, who was in charge practically throughout. Sir Donald ran a fair raco for about six furlongs, but fore and Silenus were disappointing, '"ho former got slopped a couple of times.' War Tax rail a really good race, and ; finished fourth, and Goldenlyto got on to the heels of Silenus at the .lialf-milo and came down, givfng S. Eeid a bad shaking, which accessitated his removal to the hospital. No bones were broken. Irt the Hawko's Bay Hurdles I'urseliller jumped out in front and led tho .wh'olo way. She was challenged ever the last six furlongs' by Styrnx ?nd Glenorchy, but held them off and v.on by a length. Czaronus, who finished boldly, was close up fourth, and then came'Gladful and Ariinke. Tararu Jack was tailed oil' the,whole, way. He will no doubt do considerably.-better in some of the bigger events later on. Purseliller gave a much belter; display than at Napier, but the .improved 'going would account for this. Jn the big Steeplechase Crleumore. fell .when in front at the second ' fiycp of the double, and Sam Pan, who was purchased by Mr.' G. L. Stead en tho ove of the meeting for £20, ran (ff. Fagnt and-Bravest were showing the way passing the stand, aud ; both were.''jumping excellently. The positions were ur changed with another mile, gone, End Jiero Lady Bibbero, iraupata," Taero, a.od Vascular had moved up./ The six \f them raced (town the back' together, but at the sod wall Bravest fell and brought down'Naupata.- Fagot'and Lady I3"t bero; jumped the.Jast fence together, with Vascular right up. -A. good finish-took place,-but Flynn on Fagot had a bit in -reserve, audi'when Vascular caught him the Gisbofne horse ran on again and won by a couple of lengths. Lady- Bibbero was close up,. and then ■ came Tarero, .Captain Jack, .Fond Memory, and-Jack-man.- The win of the Gisborne horse was well received. Tarero ran a. good race, but tho weight beat him. Captain Jack was. never 'dangerous/ but Naupaia yas shaping.well when he camo down. None of 'the riders were injured. Tho vPorirua mare Portland Lady scored in the AVhakatu Hack Hurdles.' The cli'estuut jumped out in front, rii.d, with Nicomar and Bodcnha'm and iMulticipal, was always in the run. Her good jumping assisted her to get" the journey, and she won from Multicipal, with the othor pair cioso up. The winner is held on lease by .T. H.- Prosser, and is owned by Mr. Lan Duncan, of tho AVaikanae Slud. Niconiar and Jliilticipa.l both .gave - good exhibitions... .Gazette.'fell.'o.t 'Ihe. last fence. .

The Bracelet went to \a. good favourite in Atuatora, who was capably handled by Mr. Leslie Jl'Donakl, and st the finish iio just beat Jlultum, who 'nail mado most of the running witli Tho Simmit, who finished third,. Fl.ingot \:as tailed off all. tffir whv.'vitint - was jmllcd'-up. ,rft tho back'of'tho course. Byron ran-well for about six. furlong, when JiO-shut up and fell back beaten. ■ .

In the, concluding event, the v,'inner, Sea Lord, was allowed to give a falsa return, while the runner-up, Uoldenlyte. was also neglected on.-the machine. . At the start. Clie)om,a' was.tho first to Login, but she w»s soon supplanted fl'.y .llount .Victorift! , At the. half-mile, Goldsnlyte was well clear of .the w\th_ Multiplication running second. Entering the straight thb Held closed up, md u.ftido the distance Sea Lord cauglit Goldenlyte and after a good finish won by a length. 'Cherry' Blossom finished well in ' third place. ' '

, . THE RESULTS. • -•■' ■■ * . ";■' ■ By Telegraph—Press ;,Ass.>ciati3n.WOODXiANDS.' STEEPLECHASE. '.-'Two. ihiles, v,,

1 Nita, lOst'. ylbr ......... (A. M'Piynn) 1 3 Otupai, Mst. 31b. ....... (A.-Lawrence) -8 6 Wirbkino,-lOst; lib. ...... (.T. Wckett)'. 3. : Also started: '2 Parariiate, lOsb'lOlb.; 5 Sleaconibe, lOst. Gib.; G liorirangi, 9st. 71b;;'8 Precious Metal, 9st. 71b.; » Captain. Dick,' 'Jst. 71b;; .4, Taihape, 9st.-. 71b. v'; j\tori by t a..length and- a*half.-( 'Time, ■imin. 2isec.,;. ■ ■■ One'.-mile 'awl''a-'quarteiv'•" •'• 7 St.' Omer, 'lOst.. Gib. 'V....; (,W. -Eyan) 1 8 Mavaetotara, !)st.''6lb. (W; Kir^),.2 Ui Amity, 9st; : (W; • Kowiten-). • 3 \ Also .stinted: 1 Goldeiilyte, list. Mb.; 9 Sir Donald, lOst. 91b.; .1 Pore, lOst. Gib.; 2 Silenus, 9st.. 81b..3 War/Tax,. 'J5t;.81b.;.30 Colioriade, 9st. 21b.; 5, Dopd, '■Sst; 21b.; G 'Arnical, 9st.; 12. Namur, 9st.; 13 '-No Idea) 9stV Time, 2mm. 17&ec; 'IIAWKE'S BAY HURDLES.. TLVo miles,. 1 Pursefiller, lOst, Blb. ... '(B. Polgrave) 1 3 Styrax,-'list-2lb — (£. Twij) 2 8 Glenorchy, 9st. 101b. (A. M'Donahl). 3 • Also started: 5 Tararu Jack, list. 31b'.; i Gladful, list, :21b.; 2 Czaronus, ,9st. ■61b.; 7 Vladian, 'Jst. 41b.; 9 Crawford, Sst. lib.; 0 Aruake, 9»t. Won by a length and'a half. Time, smin. 59 1-osec.. ■ HAWKE'S - BAY STEEPLECHASE. , . •, >• Three miles.

I Mr. C. MilonVPagot, lfet. Clb. / •:' (P. Plynn) 1 G Hon.. J. D. Ormond's Vascular, lOst. - (W. Bush) 2 II Mr." J. P. Hathaway's Lacly Bibbero, 9st. 71b. 'K- 'Edwards) 3 •Also' started: 1 Tarero, list. 91b.; 8 Jackman, list. 31b.; 3 Capt. Jack, lOst. 121b.; 7 Naupata, lOst. 81b:; 5 Glen more,' lOst. 61b.; 2' Bravest}.' lOst. llb.j 9 ham Pari, list. 71b.'; 10 Pond Memory, 9st. 71b. \Voii bv two' lengths, the same.- distance sopiting- second and-.thinl. Time, 6iiu». tvHAKATU HACK -HUBDIBS.'. One 1 jiirle and. three-quarters. ■ . 5 Portland :Uly/9st. (li. M'Swecnoy) 1 :i''Municipal, JUst. Gib ~.(1). l'lynn) - .lßodenham, v 9st.'3lb. :.....< (I'. Jones) .1 ' Also started: 2 Gazette, lOst. 21b.; • Sensitive, '105t.; i Nicomar, 9st. '91b.; li King of Athol, 9st. Sib:,- 8 Beno, .Jlst. Won'by five lengths. Gazette broke his back.. Timo, 3inin.-2Gsec. • LADIES' BIiACELHT; One mile and a half.

lAtuatoro, list. 51b. ... (L. M'Donalel) 1 3 Jtultuin, lOst. 1111) ®. Vivian) 2 The Summit, 12st. ... (J. Ellmghnm) Also started: 5 Byrou, list, lllb.;: I Flingot, list; 51b.; 7 Montreal, lOst. 101b.; (i Knrapotangi, lOst. Tib. Won easi Time, 2min. 51sec. *•••;, ' SEEETAUNOA HANDICAP. Six fur : longs. ; 7 Sea lord. Ost. 121b. (il. Hanson) 1 » Goldenlyto, lOst. 41b (P. Brady) i Cherry Biossoin, !)st. till). (H. Watson) 'j • -Vlso started: 3' Multiplication, Usl. 81b.; 17 Multifual, list. Olb.;-lG Settler, Ost 131b.; 12 Zeus, 9=l. 101b.; 3 Mandoline. 9st. 51b.; 8 Inenru, 9st. 41b.; 7 Black Lupin, Ost. 41b.; i Black Heart, Ost. 21b.; 13 Hushabye, 9st. 21b.; U Ml'. Victoria, 9st.; 9 Waioiwa, 9st.; 1 Clie- ■■ loina, Ost.; G Step, 9st.; 15 Iramer, 9st-; 18 Finnistcrre, Ost.; 10 Conzislcfi, 9sl. Won by a neck. Time, lmin. 20 l-ssec.

acceptances for second day.

By -Telegraph—r'rass A.wM;#tisn Hastings, .Tnno 30. ; Acceptances for tlio second day are:KIDNAPPEIt'S HACK HURDLES. Olio mile and a halt.—Bon Roto,-list. 21b.; Multici'pal, XOst. 131b.; Birkfu., . lOst. 21b.; Bodcnhanr, Ost. dlb.; King of Atliol, Ost. 31b.; Amber and White, Ost: 31b.; ' Surtax,".Ost.Bono, 3st.; Loafer. Ost.; Tutabi, Ost. HAVBLOCK HACK STEEPLECHASE. Two miles—Otupai, lOst. 91b.;.Wid-ino

10st. 31b.; Waiparapara, 9st. 91b.; Koriraiigi, 9st. 71b.; Precious Metal, 9st. 71b.; Captain Dick, Sst.-71b.; Private Webb; 9st. 711).

TUKAIIOE HURDLES. One and tlireo-quartor miles.—Pursefiller, list. 81b.; Styrax, list. 81b.; Tararu Jack, list. 21b.; Sir Donald, 10st. 101b.; Goodwin Park, lOst. 101b.; Kow, 9st. 111b.; Glenorchy, 9st. 111b.; Czaronus, 9st. 51b.; Austin, 9st.; Aruake, 9st.>; Nicomar, 9st. LADIES' NECKLACE HANDICAP. One mile and a half. —Atuatoro, 12st. lib.; The Summit, 12st. lib.; Hylatus, list. 121b.; Byron, list. 81b.; Silonus, rist. 21b.; Multum, list, lib.; Janitor, lOst. • 71b.; Montreal, lOst. 71b.; Black Powder, lOst. 71b.N0 Idea, lOst. 71b.; Sansterre, lOst. 71b. JUNE STEEPLECHASE. Two miles and a balf.-Glenmore, lOst. 81b.; Bravest. 1 0st. 61b.; Idealism, lOst. Mb.; fata, l&sf.yTjady.Bibboro, Sst. 91b.; Goldborne, 9st. 71b.; Paramatta. 9st. 71b.; Woolloomooloo, 9st. 71b.; Sam Pan; Sst. 71b.; Fond Memory, 9st. 7lb. RAtJK.MVA HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs and a half.—Goldcnlyte, list. ■101b.; St. Omer, list.. 21b.;. Mnraetotira, 9st. 1211).;'.Silonus, 9st. Sib.; War Tax, 9st. Sib.; Amity, fist. 21b.; Dood, 9st.; Amical,. 9st.; Hastie, !>stl; Namur, 9st. ; No Idea. 9st. . ■ FINAL HANDICAP. ..'Sis furlongs.--Multiplieation, list. Clb.; Multifual, list. 31b.; "Ladogenr, lOst. 121b.; Sea Lord, lOst. 01b.; Goldenlyte, lOst. -91b.; Settler, 9st. 'lllb.; Zeus. 9st. 81b.;. Cherry Blossom., . 9st. 71b.; Mandoline, 9st. 311).;- Irieuru. flst 21b.; Black Lupin, 9st. Husliabye, 9st.; Mount Victoria, Sst.; Golden Glade, 9st.; Waiorewa, 9st:; Chelomn, !)st.; Stcp,..9st; Perrier, 9st.;: Immer, 9st. ;■ Conziska, 9st.; Hymen, 9st. . , FIXTURES. 'Juno 30 and July I,—Hawko's Bay J.C. Winter: „ „ July 12, 13, anil 15—Wellington K.C. Winter. August 15, 1", and 19.—C.J.C. Grand ' i ' • November 4—New Zealand Cup.