THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2919, 3 November 1916, Page 5

THE TURF

TARATAHI-CARTERTON RACES CUP WON BY BED RIBBON. The weather at Clarevillo yesterday was glorious, and a big crowd gathered to witness t'ho racing. The morning train l'rom Wellington was well patrunised. The machine handled t CJ2,3'll, as against JiOl'JO last year. The scratching Jion was freely used during tho (lay, anu .most of tho runners competed twice. In two instances horses did better at tlieir second attempt. Theso.wero Hylami and Sir Agnes. None of tho finishes wero very close, and several hot favourites wero beaten during the day. The scratchings wero numerous in tho Trial Plate, nino horses going to the post. Hylarni was a good faVourite, and was unlucky to lose. Sarbonite played up at the barrier, and delayed tho start. Ho got out in front * when the tapes were skied, and was attended by Zimmiere and Montalvo.to tho turn. Hero the leader compounded, and Pall Mall and Hylami moved up. Altercation came through in the straight and won easily from Pall Mall, with Hylami, who was last away, right up with Pall Mall. Botanist and Red Ribbon wero preferred in that order in tho Cup, for which Jean Laddo and Thoughtful were withdrawn. Hatch, on tho top-weight, was very keen at the' barrier, and got out the best. Ho led down the back from Georgo and Botanist, with Red Ribbon liandy. Tho last-named got through on the fence at tho homo turn, and quickly settling the top-weight she won by several lengths from Orleans, with Botanist a poor third. Then came Martial Air, Want, George, Prince Laddo, and His Eminence in that order. The top-weight, Splendidus, was the public choice in the Belvedere Hack Handicap, but he ran very badly, and is not as good as. was thought of him.At the start Lady General jumped out smartly, and led down the back,/.with the remainder in a line. Splendidus was prominent round the bend, but at tho straight entrance gave way to Consultation. In a good finish,. the latter beat Lady General by a head. Need was a fair third, and then came Merrie Poto. Rongora was at a short price for the Hack Welter Handicap, with the Maniapoto gelding, Mania Park, second choice.. They finished in that order, with the top-weight going very comfortably. Firing Lino got left a few lengths at the start, and ran in tho rear tho whole way. Le Chat ran off tho course at the top turn, and was pulled up. Lady Black was withdrawn from the Electric Handicap, leaving five runners. Hushabye, Otter, and Bradamante wero evenly backed. Tho two latter were quickest to get going, and led into the straight, where Hushabye came on tho outsido and won very easily. Need finished well in third place, Bradamante was fourth, and Ally next. • In the Taratahi Hack Welter Handicap, Hylami showed" that his form in the Trial Handicap, was all wrong 'by defeating a much better field at hiß second attempt. Try Again led down the back lyith Lady General, but the latter soon superseded her, and led into tho straight from Hylami. At tho distanco Try Again came on, and she and Hylami fought out a good finish, victory going to the Hymettus gelding. The top-weight, who got i a bad run, was third, and Consultation next.

Stream of Gold was at tho shortest figure in the Maiden Piate, but ho ran very badly, and was nevei; near the front. An outsider in Marengo] led Master Boris to tho turn,. but the Boris golding then took charge, and iton anyhow. Black Hill was second, and then camo Marongal, Zimiuere, Stream of Gold, and Crescent Moon. Tho winner is trained by W. Corlett at Clarevillo. He is very liko his sire, who was a good performer when trained at Porirua. For the concluding ovont, tho Maungariki Welter Handicap, Jean JJaddo was made a slightly better favourite " than Sir Agnes. Tho latter won easing up from Sir Solo, with Joan Laddo a good third. Sir Agnes was unlucky in making his run in the previous event in which he took part.' TRIAL PLATE, of 50 sors. Six furlongs.

Altercation, Bst 1 Pall Mall, Bst 2 Hylami, Bst 3 Scratched: Tuticorn, Marziale, .Sweet Amy, Ivoiniua, To Opai,-. Last Hope, Papnress, Sundown. Time, lmin. 20sec. WAIRARAPA COUNTY" GUP, of 150 sovs. Soveu furlongs. Red Bibbon, 7st. 131b. 1 Orleans 2 Botanist, 7st. 131b 3Scratcacd: Jean Laddo. Time, lmiri. 31sec. ■ BELVEDERE HACK HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. Six furlongs. Consultation, 7st. 81b. • 1 Ladv General, 7st. 21b. 2 Need, 7st Ulb 3 Scratched: Manu, Eio, Time, lmin. 19scc. CARTERTON HACK WELTER HANDICAP. One milo and a quarter. Rongora, 9st. 91b 1 Mania Park, 9st. 91b 2 Ulysses, 7st. 71b 3 Scratched: Captain Glossop, Altercation. Time, 2min. 17sec. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Tive furlongs. Hushabye,' Bst. 13lb 1 Otter, 7st. 91b. 2 Need, 7st. 91b 3 Scratched: Lady Black. Time,, lmin. 4sec. TARATAHI HACK WELTER. HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. Seven furlongs. Hylami, Sst. 121b 1 Try Again, Sst 2 Sir Agnes, lOst. 91b 3 Scratched: Thoughtful, Rongora, Cap-, tain Glossop, Rio, Waimatoa, Marzaile, Sarbonite. Time, lmin. 33sec. MAIDEN PLATE. Five furlongs. Master Boris, Sst J Blaok Hill, Sst. 2 Marengal, Sst V";'";,'"," Scratched: Tuicorn, Aohia, Sundown, Suvla, Montalvo. Time, lmin, ssec. / MAUNGARAKI HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of ICO 60vs. One mile. Sir Agnes, Bst. 81b. J Sir Solo, Bst. 131b 2 Jean Laddo, 9sfc 31b 3 Scratched: His Eminence, Parewanui. Time, lmin. 47sec. v RICCARTON TRACK NOTES. By Telegraph—Press Association.

Christchurch, November 2. The weather was fine for training at Riccarton to-day. Most of tho work was done inside the trial grass. Cliakwaiia, outside the course proper, went six furlongs in lmin. 16 3-ssec. Snub covered a mile and a half, accompanied by Wardancer over the last ten furlongs. Tho full distance was done in 2min.' 35 3-ssec. The Cup horso finished well. * Adjutant beat Flying Start over seven furlongs in lmin. 30sec. Elation beat Devotion over tho same distance, m lmin. 32 2-ssoc. . Splendant and Greenstreet _ weat six furlongs in lmin. ITsec., Disdainful a mile in lmin. 412-ssec„ and Nones a mile on tho plough, doing the last seven furlongs in lmin. 29 2-ssec. Chortle beat Multiplication in a halfmile gallop in 48 2-ssec.' > , Indigo and Sedd-el-Bahr beat Marco Bello over a mile in lmin. 43sec. Borke's Drift beat John Barleycorn over a mile and a quarter in 2min. 12sec. Marc Antony was bettor' than Mullingar at the end of a mile and a quarter gallop in 2min. 10 Msec. Panmure beat Sea' Lord over six furlongs on tho plough, which took lmin. 17 '1-ssec. Fiery Cross was brought homo by Slogan in a mile and a half gallop, the last ton furlongs being done in 2min. • 10 1-ssec. ii _ ltingform, alone, went a mile and a quarter on the plough in 2min. 15sec. Merry Roe beat Bleriot over six furlongs on the plough in lmin. lfisec. Multiply covered a mile on the plough in lmin. 4G 2-ssec., and Hyttus went six furlongs in lmin. IG2-ssec. Findhorn beat Margerine over six furlongs in lmin. 17sec. MeltcliikofF went five furlongs up tho back in lmin. 2 2-ssec., and Kaminohe and Peronilla six furlongs in lmin. 16 2-ssec. Egypt easily beat Tete-a-tete over six furlongs in lmin. 15 2-ssec. Desert Gold, alone, with a light-weight up. went a mile in lmin. 394-ssec. A number of two-year-olds were worked, mostly down tho straight. Biplane easily beat Immortelle over half a mile. Hymestera was going comfortably with two companions, .Vagabond," .Vermillion,

and Lingerie finished together. Claverhousp and Estland did capital gallops over'four furlongs. . Montana, Ardenvohr, Rose Pink, Balboa, anil Ladify dul Bteady work. GALLOPS AT EILERSLIE, By Telegraph—Press Association, Auckland, November 2. Tho weather was perfect foT the final gallops this morning. Tho' principal work was dono outside tho course proper at Ellorslie. Gold Neoklet, Soultano. and Lady. Winsome wero in that order at tho end of a five-furlong gallop from the new post, done in lmin. 6 l-sscc. Tact and Gwenfc went tho Eame distance in lmin. 10 3-. r >soc„ hut wero not doing their best. Bagdad and Hopfield were on terms over four furlongs, in 51 2-sscc., and Cultriform •covered: six furlongs in lmin. 22sec. Soldier boat St. Francis over the same distanco in lmin. 235ec„ and Loyal Arch went six furlongs in lmin. 224-ssoc. Bellacity beat Hemisphere over four furlongs in CI Msec. Hyllus was too good for El Gallo and To Papapa ill a mile from the new post, which took lmin. 18 l-ssec. Kauri jving was in front of Prince Soult in a sixfurlong sprint, in lmin. 20 3-ssec.

Bisogno was easily in front of Sir Multifid, tho six furlongs taking. lmin. 20 l-ssec.

Astor covered four furlongs in 512-ssec. Glenroy and Bjorneborg were on terras at tho end of six furlongs, in' lmin. 19 4-ssec., and Luperino and Waiuta went the "same journefy in lmin. 22 l-ssec. Lady Pennry heat Royal Irish over seven furlongs, in lmin. 35 Msec. Alteration was" in front of Bookfield over seven furlongs, in lmin. ■ 314-ssec. Colonel Sonlt went a round of the tan in lmin. 53seo. After breakfast the track was considerably faster. Tinopai and Tinoreka covered six furlongs, in lmin. 19 l-ssec., Kitty Bellairs four furlongs in 501-ssec., Dnwnham and Carlysian four in 52 3-ssec. King Lupin cut out the fastest mile of the morning from tho now post, taking lmin. 4G 3-sseo. It was a good gallon. General .Toffre went seven furlongs in •lmm. 331-sseo. A lot of others also worked. THE ENGLISH TURF CAMBRIDGESHIRE 'STAKES. Australian-New Zealand Cable Association. London, November 1. Tho following is tho result of the CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES, a sweepstake of 25 sovs., with 500 6ovs. added. One mile and a furlong. Lord D'Abernon's br. f. Eos, by Orby —Renaissance 1 Mr. L. Neumann's b. c. Lanius, by Llangibby—Mesanga • o Lord Decies's h. c. Ballaghtojnn, by Morganatic—Fi<y-enza '.. 3 AUSTRALIAN TURF .V.R.C. ACCEPTANCES. By Telegraph-Press Association-Copyright (Rcc. November 2, 5.5 .p.m.) Melbourne, November 2. Following are acceptors in the \ ICTORIAN DERBY, of 3000 sovs. One mile and a half. For 3-year-olds. Special weights, Bst. 51b. and Bst. 101b.— Enstcouft,- Wolaroi, Hitachi, Mudros, Staseland, Ettefred, Mehi King, Tliana, Booryda, liilboy. MARIBYMONG PLATE, of 2000 sovs. For two-year-olds. Special weights. Bst. 51b. and Bst. 101b. Five furlongs.— Thrice, Ortega, Remnon, Erastus, St. Mira, Alareca, Harmonious King, Bier, Anttoil, Pah King, Bezant, Tinkling, Pretty Cool, Percolator, Modesto, Santa Barbara, Franzac. / FLEMINGTON GALLOPS. (Rcc. November 2, 2.5 p.m.) Melbourne, November 2. _ On tho track, Sasanof covered a mile in lmiu. Usee:; Green Cap, a mile and a half in 2min. iljsec;; Bee, nine furlongs jn lmin. 5935ec.; Arnata brilliantly ran seven furlongs in lmin. 281 sec.; Linglc, a milo in lmin. dßsec.; Eastcourt, a milo in lmin. j Prince Bardolph, a mile and a half in 2min. 46sfic.; Clyklon, a milo in lmin. 47Jsec.; Wolari and Cetigno did nino furlongs in lmm. 59sec.; Carlita, a milo and a half in 2niin. 49scc.