THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2856, 22 August 1916, Page 8

THE TURF

taranaki hunt club weights. By Telegraph—Press Association. Wanganui, August 21. Weights for the Taranaki Hunt Club jueetm# {ire:— HUNTERS' FLAT HANDICAP. One jnilo and a quarter.—Warea, list, lib.; Cornice, lOst. 101b.; loopline, lOst. 101b.; Camp Guard, lUst. 91b.; Ridicule, lOst. i, kllo " c '' lflst i,b -: K°yal Loop, lOst. 31b.; lorniosus, lOst. 21b.; licgio, lOst ; Silvorline, lOst.; Nestor, lOst. Gold, lOst.; Speedwell, lOst.; Mar, lflst. ; Southern, lOst.; Mary Maid, lOst.; Wee Paul, lOst.; Confusion, lost.; Renig, 105.t.; Kitogue, lOst.; Railway, lOst.; Korero, lOst. HUNT CLUB CUP. Three miles.—Ex.jwdiUon, 12st. 81b.; Argo, list. Sib.; Utility, list. 41b.; "Warea, list. 41b.; Captain Dick, list. 41b.; Hydraulic lOst. 111b.; King, Victor, lOst 101b:; Kiwitea, lOst. 71b.; Grey Boy, lOst. 71b. ; Hoepa, lOst. 71b.; Glenpaul, lOst. 71b.; Mae, lOst. 71b.; Korero, lOst. 71b.; Paddle Box, lOst. 71b.; Wee Paul, lOst. 71b.; Kitogue, lOst. 71b.; Warhead, lOst. 71b.; Westerly, lOst. 71b. LEPPISRTON HURDLES. One mile and a half.—Warea, lOst.; Cornice, 9st. 121b.; Campguard, 9st. 101b.; Captain Dick, 9st. 101b.; Union-Jack, 9st. 101b. ; Hydraulic, 9st. 51b.; Abalone, 9st. 21b.; Royal Loop,' Ds.t. 21b.; Ridicule, 9st. 21b.; Pormosus, (Ist. lib.,; Deluge, 9st.; Glenpaul; 9st.; Wobbsh'ell, Dst.; Rcgio, 9st.; hilver Tim, 9st.; Nestor, tet.; Geld, 9st.; Speedwell, 9st.; Max, 9st.; Korero, 9st.; Southern, 9st.; Gwello, 9st.; Contusion, 9st.; Kitogue, 9st. LADIES' BRACELET ' STEEPLECHASE. Two miles.—Warea, list.; Cornice, lOst. 121b.,- Union Jack, lOst. lOlb.; Laddie, lOst. 31b.; Warhead, lOst.; Hoepa, lOst.; Master Cateaby, lOst.; Deluge, lOst.; King Simon, lOst.; Glenpaul, lOst. ; Black Jack, lOst.; Webbsliell, lOst.; Mac, Paddle Box. Southern, Gwello (no weights telegraphed,. STRATFORD HACK HANDICAP. Five furlongs.—Bivouac, lOst.; Munition, 9st. 61b.; SQver Webb, 9st. 51b.; Madam Ristori, 9st. 41b.; Sylviaroa, 9st. 41b.; Pergola, 9st. lib.; Kdelio, 9st.; Royal Red, 9st.; Starforte, 9st.; Seaport, 9st.; War Nurse, 9st.; Lady Fran, 9st.; Pink, Pearl, 9st.; Royal Park, Dst.; Marymaid; 9st.; Festoon, 9st.; Akahai, 9st.'; Larvol, 9st. . WAIHI HACK HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Lord. Multifid, list. 121b.; Golden Grafton, lOst. 111b.; Paraoa, 10at. Gib.; White Blaze, 9st. 121b.; Flying Camp, 9st. 121b.; Antwerp, 9st. 91b.; Bivouac,. 9st. 71b.;. Sylvandale, f 9st. 61b.; Dood, 9st. 51b.; Captain Miro, 9st. 51b.; Ticino, 9st. 31b.; Normanby, Dst. 21b.; Kirunga, 9st.; Rewitapu, 9st.; Golden Fan, 9st.; Lady Fran, 9st. URENUI HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs—Golden Grafton, list, lib.; Bivouac, 9st. 101b.; Captain Miro, Sat. 81b.; Ticino, 9st. 61b.; Sylviaroa, 9st. 31b.; Cordon, 9st.; Kirnnga, 9st.; Lady Fran, 9st.; Royal Park, 9st.; Crown Head, 9st.'j Pink Pearl, Sat.; Advance mare,, 9st. AUSTRALIAN TURF. By Telegraph-Press Association-Copyright : ' (Rec. August 21, 9.30 p.m.) , , Sydney, August 21. Colonel Soult has been scratched for the Metropolitan Handicap. MARTON SPRING MEETING! ■ The following, nominations have been received ■ for the ilarton Jockey Club's spring meeting:— . ■. • HACK HURDLES. One mile and a half—Bladian, Waimahaka, Miss Kelly,. Combustion, Waioture, First Consul, Bon Reve, Surtax,' Captain Miro, Janitor, Captain Macky, Portland Lady, Royal Regal, Glen Paul, Crawford, - Ormesby, Epworth; Goiden March, Keynote, Patronymic, and Katogue. •TRIAL HACK PLATE. Five furlongs.—Signorella, - Birkennetta,Key (late Crimea), Soa Port, First Line, Idyllic, Hymenaeus, Rio, Flying Spur,: Oriline, Turangapito, Warmaid, The Barouet, Potaerau, Carmel Arch, Festoon, Royal Park, Devotion, 1-lastie, De. Geur, Pergola, Multaine, Lady Edith, Frills, Sir 'Musketry, Torne, C'oronita, Lady Frisco, Polvnesian, Miss Sation, Quinn's Post. HACK STEEPLECHASE. Two miles and a half.—Fond Memory, Marton, Lady Bibbero, Surtax, Tauira, Charee, flappy Jack, Chaban, Loafer, Segis, Expedition, Caripika, Cron Park, and Mooeher. MARTON HANDICAP. One milo and a quarter.—Lady Louisa, Vladian, Depredation, Hyllus, Lady Araai, Bronk Delaval, Tangihou, Harbour Light, Square Deal, Moulu, Bon Reve, Jtultiplication, Maniaroa, Crawford, Whakahoki, Orleans, New York, Maid o' Gowrie, Master Moutoa, and Montana.. RANGITIKEI HUNT CLUB STEEPLE. CHASIi. Three miles—Waimate, Peach Pie, Hydraulic, Meltaa, Wellwood, Stockade, Glen's Paul, Chaban, Foul Lupin, Grey Lynn, Lady Renown, Avon,' Merry Jack,. Cron Park, Mooeher, and Almadale. ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—Glorify',' Seaport, Discussion, Perrier, Rewa llewa, Idyllic, Namur,' Rio, Paraoa, Starengo, Hylatus, Vladineau, Martyress, Elation, Battlo Tide, Marceline, Jlultaine, Foeman, Sir Musketry, Golden Glade, Montalvo, Analogue, Lord Multind, Golden Grafton, Gaycium, and Quinn's Post. IIAILWAY HANDICAP. Six furlongs. —Interlude, Black Ada, Lady Louisa, Astor, Miacaru, Depredation, Ijidy Amai, Rangitira, Rewi Poto,' Flying ■ Camp, Bradamante, Tyson, Glenroy, Ohiwai. Chortle, Jean Laddo, and Los Angelos. TUTAENUI HACK WELTER- HANDICAP; Seven furlongs—Glorify. Discussion, Ticino, Hygia, Namur, Wairnahaki, Alecto, Detroit, Moulu, Pomeroy, Beno, Roval Park, Hastie, Nobleman, Battle Tide, Revalanta, Ormesby, Lady Frisco, Golden March, Sir Fisher, Coral King, Distinction, Firing Line, Master Strowan, and N Ruatangata. NOTES AND COMMENTS . !Br Glexcoe.l The Dannevirke meeting takes nlaeo on Wednesday. A special train will leave Palmerston North at 10 a.m. for the Tamaki racecourse on the morning of the races. The racehorses Kooya and • Multiun passed through here yesterday on the Jlonowai, which later on sailed for Napier. Aceptauees for all events at the Manawatu Hunt Club's annual meeting, which is to be held on Wednesday of next week, close to-night. Mr. W. Richmond, a well-known Hastings owner, suffered a severe bereavement last week in the death of his wife. When tho sad news reached Riccarton,. ,T. M. Cameron, who trains for Mr. Richmond, scratched all his team. First forfeits for tho A.,T.C.>-' Derby; Breeders' Plate, 1 and Gimcrack Stakesare due on September 4 at i p.m. .. Jean Laiido, who finished just behind tho placed division in' ono of' the open sprint .events at -Trentham, is'in r.,uch favour for the Spring Handicap, six furlongs, at Dannevirke. The AVanganui trainer, A. Hall, has engaged Moulu, Turangapito, and Combustion at the Marton meeting. Nominations, for Iho Pahiatua and Woodlands Hunt Club meetings' closo with Secretary S. T. Tinncy on Friday next. Chortle is, to luwe his first race this season in the Railway Handicap at Marton.' The 'Multifid gelding is engaged in tho Now Zealand Cup, 'with 9st. lib., but his trainor is hardly likely , to try and prepare him for tllis event. Beo was ' weighted at lOst. for the Rosehill Handicap, one mile and a quarter, run on Saturday, but the pen was put through her name upon the appearance of the weights. The English-bred Costello, one <f L. Robertson's Mentonc team,, is now a. firm favourite for the Epsom Handicap, while tho New Zealand mare, Bee, heads the Caulfield Cup quotations. The Wellington horseman 11. Thompson rode Ungala when that horse won the Australian Steoplechaso at Caulfield on Saturday week. Ungala struck himself just prior to the meeting, and it vas not until- the morning of tho race that it was decided to run liim. He started at a long prico, and after an exciting finish just got up and beat Bonnie George, in 7min. 5050 c., which is Isec. better than tho record held by Grafnax. , Briar Patch, who was sent to Sydney

along with Bee and the other'members 'of Mr. H. Taylor's team, lias so far been unablo to start on account of lameness. Jlartulc is the only other horse which failed to win, the Cliristchureli cwner having 6cored with Bee, Zuland, and Spangle. A record in connection with the C..T.C. National Steeplechase was in the tact that in steering Waimai to victory ou 3 Tuesday, B. liae repeated the performanco of his father, who won the event 5 on Levanter in 18!) l!, this being the first ' time father and son have both been slc- ' cessful. One or two sportsmen who intended ' being present at the A.J.C. Spring Meet- ' ing find they are unable to get the necessary permits to travel, and as a cousej quence will have to stay at home. The Opaki trainer, 11. Pritchard, Ifaves for Dannevirke to-day with Black Lake, who is engaged in the Trial Stakes. Surtax, -who is credited with being very ; smart over brush fences, is ongaged in ; tho Dannevirke Steeples cn "Wednesday. . The opposition to the Hastings horse - will not be very sbong-, ■as the top- - weight, Wirokino, is suffering from sore- , ness, and Lady Bibbero had three races , at Hiccarton, and will not arrive back , till this afternoon, so that she- can hard- , ly be at her. best to-morrow. 3 FIXTURES. i Aug. 23—Dannevirko R.C. Steeplechase. Aug. 24—North Taranaki Hunt Steeplechase. Aug. 2G—.Pakuranga Hnnt Annual. Aug. 30—Manawatu Hunt Steeplechase. Sept. 6—Marton J.C. Spring. Sept. 13—Pahiafcua E.G. Annual, Sept. 14—'Woodlands Hunt Annual. , Nov. Zealand Cup.