THE RESULTS

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2921, 6 November 1916, Page 6

THE RESULTS

(From the Christchurch "Sun" Report.) Following are the results of the races SPRING HURDLE HANDICAP, of 300 sovs., second horse to receive 60 sovs. and third 30 sovs. from tho stake. Two miles.

1 Mr. G. Fulton's b. g. Banian, by Birkenhead—Banzai, Syrs., lOst. 81b. (M'Kay) 1 •1 Mr. J. Smith's 1 b. g. Rongahere, lOst. 91b ' (Eaton) 2 5 11 r. H. A. Knight's b. g. Bore, lOst. 91b ( Elhs ) 3

2 Mr. ,T. Parson's Crib, lUat. (Wortnald) 0 3 Hon. J. D. Orniond's Gladful, lOst. 111b (Bush) 0 6 Mr. I'\ S. Rutherford's Cast Iron, 9st. (S. Reid) 0 7 Mr. J. O'Malley's Clemency, 9st. (M'Soveney) 0 Bore and Gladful were tho first to show out. Passing the stand Boro was followed ill order by Banian, Crib, Gladful, with Clemoncy already tailin, oft'. At tho seven-furlong post Crib ten and Rongahere took third position, facing round the top turn Banian got to Bore, tho pair turning for l 1 terms. A little further on Banian_diew clear, and won comfortably by ,a lengt . By a lato run Rongahere deposed Bore, defeating him by a length and. » h»"Cast Iron was a bad fourth with Clem oncy last. Time, 3min. '13 l-sscc. SPRING PLATE, of 500 sovs. Second Jo receive 100 sovs. and Uind oO from the stake. One I" 1 ! 6 -. 1 Jlr. P. E. Duigan's b. g. Bunting, hj ft?. 131b"' 1 3 2 5 H. Friedlander's Movant, b <s|. fl 6 Mr. Highden ; r^valenta, B 7st b Slb 6y) q 9 Mr. J. B. Eeid's

8 All". AY. E. Bid will's Devotion, 7st. 21b (E. llccd) 0 ' 4 Sir Geo. Clifford's Glen Helen, 7st. , -lb (11, Young) 0 | 9 Mr. J. J. Corry's Imaribbon, 7st. 21b. ; (0. Eeed) 0 i 7 llr. Cr. D. Greenwood's Splendant, ] 7st. 41b (Clark) 0 1 When doing his proUuiinary Splendant damaged his shoulder and did not go to tho post, lvilbrogan and Week End were the lirst to break tlio lino from a fair start. With two furlongs gone Kilbrogan lost his place, leaving lieltano and AVeok Km! out in iront. This pair made play all round tho top turn well clear of Bunting, Devotion, Moidant, and linaI ribbon. In lino lor homo Beltane and < Week End were on terms with Bunting improving liis place. At tho distance the last-named took charge, and won very easily by four lengths. Beltane outstayed Week End, finishing a neck in front 01 her, with Imaribbon, Devotion, and Revalenta following. Moidant broke his leg, and was destroyed. Time, lunin. 40 4-ssec. LINAVOOD HANDICAP, of 200 sovs.; second to Teceivo 40 sovs and third 20 sovs. irom the stake. Seven furlongs. 5 Sir. li. A. M'Kenzie's eh. g Glorify, by Golden Gate—Glory, syrs., 7st. „ .lib. ...'. (J. O'Shea) 1 3 Mr. J, \V. White's b. g. Trials, 4yrs., Bst. 101b (C. Stoue) 2 7 111'. J. Byall's ch. g. Gallupin, Gyrs., Bst. 01b (B. Deeley) 3 G Mr. O. It. Wise's Ardmorc. Bst. 71b. . -r, (J- Olsen) 0 4 Mr. AV. Parson's All Serene, Bst. slb. ■ ; (H. Donovan) 0 2 Sir Geo. Clifford's Brambletye, Sst. . „ 41b. , (F..E. Jones) 0 9 Mr. \. JL. Barren's Thaddeus, 7st. 131b. (A. H.- AVilson) 0 1 ilr. H. R Nicoll's Ascalaphus, 7st. 121b :..(C. Emerson) 0 10 Mr. A. Murdoch's Deviation, 7st. Hlb (W. Bell) 0 11 Mr. H. Patterson's Fabriquette, 7st. Blb (is!. Shore) 0 ] 12 Mr. G. L. Rutherford's Biga, 7st. 71b : (H. Young) 0 8 Mr. D. H. Eobbrts's Partisan, 7st. 41b. (E. Clarke) 0 Deviation and Fabriquette were first away. Turning into the straight the field bunched and half way down the running Trials had taken charge from Gallupin, Ardmore, Glorify, and Ascalaphus. At the distance Glorify ranged alongside Trials and a good finish, between the pair resulted in a victory for Glorify by a length. Ten lengths away came Ardmoro, Ascalaphus, and Tartisan. Tipe, lmin. 28 l-ssec.

New Zealand Cup, Of 2000 govs., second horse to receive 100 sovß., and third 200 eovs. from the stake. Two miles. 12 Mr. H. Friedlander's b. h. Ardenvhor, by Martian—Mary of Argyle, iyrs., 7st. 31b (H. Young) 1 I Mr. C. G. Dalgety's b. g. Snub, iyrs., 7st. 121b (L. Hewitt) 2 3 Mr. Jas. Hind's b. h. Mullingar, syrs., 7st. 111b (B. Deeley) 3 15 Mr. W. Gardiner's b. g. John Barleycorn, 6yrs., 7st. 71b. ... (A. Reed) 4 1 Mr. P. Hall's Merry Roe, Bst. 91b. (Buchanan) 0 G Mr. G. Hunter's Indigo, Bst. 31b. (Wilson) 0 2 Messrs. .Barrett and Bain's Marc Antony, Bst. 21b (Emerson) 0 II Mr. A. B. Williams's Multiply, Bst (J. O'Shea) 0 5 Messrs. F. A. and M. Price's Rorke's Drift, 7st. 131b (Robinson) 0 7 Mr. X. T. Barren's Ringform, 7st. 51b (Olsen) 0 8 Mr. D. H. Roberts's Fiery Cross, 7st. 31b »(Shore) 0 11 Mr. E. MT)onald's Montana, 7st. 21b. (R. Reed) 0 13 Mr. H. Whitney's Roso Pink, 7st. (C. Reed) 0 10 "Mr. Highden's" Seddel Bahr, 6st. 121b. ....T. (G. Clark) 0 9 Mr. P. Matu's Toki, 6st. 121b. (Morris) 0 17 Mr. P. Hunter's Settler, 6st. Blb. , (M'Kay) 0 14 Mr. W. M'Kegg, Ladify, 6st. 71b. (Johnson) 0 The field had a good start, after a short delay at the post. Rose Pink on the inside had a fast get-away from the barrier, and at tho stand she was on level terms with Ladify, Montana, Ardenvhord, and Ringform following, with Toki whipping in. Before reaching Cutts's, Ladify was well _ clear from a bunched division, which included-Arden-vhor, Ringform, Snub, Montana, and John Barleycorn. Th\3 order was maintained passing the mile-post, where Snub was racing well, and improving his position. Then Rose Pink lost her placo, and wlien the six-furlong post was reached Ardenvhor had come up to the front, followed by Snub, Ringform, Ladify, and John Barleycorn. Further on Ardonvhor drew well clear of Snub, and showed tlie way round the top turn with a-big lead, going strongly. Ardenvhor entered the straight three lengths clear of Snub, with Mullingar, John Barleycorn, Ringform, and Rorke's Drift in close order. From then on Ardenvhor was never troubled, and he strode past tho post three lengths clear of Snnb. Then at intervals of a neck came Mullingar and John Barleycorn, nnd four lengths back followed Rorke's ..Drift, Fiery Cross, Mnltiolv. Seddel Bahr. Marc Antony, with Toki last. Time. 3min. 21 l-ssec. PREVIOUS WINNERS. Tho following "is a list of winners of 1 the New Zealand Cup since 1900:— _ 1 Year. Winner. Ago. Wt. Time. 19C0_*.T. Boreleaid's _ Fiilraon 6 7.13 3.35 2-5

*Hon. J. D. Ormond's Ideal 5 7.7 3.05 2-5 1901—]), Gordon's Tortulla.... 6 8.1 3.33 4-5 ISO2—B. T. Bennett's Halberflier a 8-0 3.311 1903-A. Moss's Canteen 5- 7.12 3;2T1-19M-G. G. Stead's Grand

Eapids "4 " 8.5 3.291-5 1905— G. G. Stead's' Noctui- i form 3 17.7.3.294-5 1906— H. Shore's Star Rose ... 6 6.7 3.29 1907—P. Preston's 'Frisco 4 J7.6 3.28 4-5 1908— T. H. lowry's Downfall 4 ,7.8 3.282-5 .909— F. Tilley'e lady Lucy... 4 7.1 3.283-5 1910— B. J.-lVatt's Bridge 4 7.10 3.25 1911—\V. G. and G. L. Stead's and G. D. Greenwood's Tice-Admiral 4 7.8 3.233-5 1912— E. J. Watt's Midnight Sun 4 8.0 3.271-5 1913—A. 1!. Durrant's Sinapis 5 7.5 3.26 4-5 19t4-*C. G. Dalgoty's Warstop 4 7.11 3.301-5 *G. Hunter's Indigo 4 7.11 3.391-S 1915—L. G. Jt'Donald's Taugi- „ hou . a 6 - 7 3 - 2l)i 1916— H. Friedlander's b. h. Ardeinihor 4 7.3 3.251-5 ''Dead heat. fine. lib. over. {Inc. 4lb. over. WELCOME STAKES, of 1000 sovs.; tetond to receive 200 sovs. and third 100 sive. from tlio stake. Four furlongs. 1 Jlr. M. K. Troutbeok's br. c. S'imonides (Demosthenes—Gold Thread), Bst. Mb (A. Olivet) I 1 Sir. Ci. D. Greenwood's blk. c. Biplane, Bst. 51b (Deeley) 2 2 Mr. T. il. Lowry's br. c Estland, Sst. 51b. (J. O'Shea) 3 9 Mr. K. S. Williams's Vagabond, Bst 51b (It, Reed) 0 9 Hon. J. D. Ormond's Hymestra, Sst. 51b. (Buchanan) 0 1 Mr. 11. E.. Troutbeckjs Lingerie, Sst. (Wilson) 0 7 Sir Geo. Clifford's Claverhouse, fist. 51b (F. E. Jones) 0 1 Mr. G. D. Greenwood's Immortel, Bst. 51b (Clark) 0 10 Mr. E. W. Alison's Sanacre, Bst. 51b. (C. Carmont) 0 8 Mr. 11. Whitney's Trenthapn Rose, Bst. :....(W. Bell) 0 3 Mr. G. L. Stead's Ample, Sst. (L. Hewitt) 0 5 Mr. C. W. Eeid's Ivilrea, Sst. (C. Emerson) 0 Simonidcs, on the inside, got out ill front after the start, and at the end t)f a furlong sho was well clear of a bunch, which included Estland, Vagabond, and Kilrea. At the outer stand Simonides was still going easily in front, while Bjpiano had come up to the bunch thiifc followed. Stmonides was never troubled, and won easily by threo lengths. A good set-to between Biplane, Bstland, Kilrca, and Ample ended in them finishing ill ' that order, all well together. 'l'imc, 48see. Previous Winners. The following is a list of winners of the Canterbury Welcome Stake:- sinco 1900;- ' 1 Time. Year. Winner. sec. 1900— E. J. Watt's Indian Queen... 48 3-5 '' 1901— G. G. Stead's Orloff 51 4-5 1902—Sir Geo. Clifford's To-morrow 50 1-5 1903— G. G. Stead's Golden Lily ... 47 2-5 1904— G. G. Stead's Munjeet 4? 4-5 Hobbs's IvanoS ...... 50 1906—Hon. J. D. Ormond's Eona ... 4!) i 1907 —G. G. Stead's Armlet 49 1908— W. G. and G. L. Stead's Nautiform 40 2-5 1800 —G. D. Greenwood's Danube 49 4-5 ' 1910— W. G. and G. L. Stead' 6 Culprit 45 4-5 1911—Sir Geo. Clifford's Winning Way 49 1912— W. Nidd's Peronilla -IS 2-5 • 1913— E. J. Watfs Dovrahapi 49 1 1911—Sir Geo. Clifford's Battlo Bvo 4!) 1915—Dwan Bros.' Sweet 'JCipperary 49 2-5 1 1918— H. E. Troutbeck's Simonides 48

APPRENTICES'' HANDICAP, of 200 sots.; second to receive 40 sots. aad third 20 sots, from the stake. Ono mile. •1 Mr. R. C. Gillies's br. g. Bellshire, by Downshire—Canterbury Belle, 4yrs., 7st. 121b (Alexander) I 2 Sir Geo. Clifford's b. h. Battle Etc. 4yrs., 9st. 31b. (51b. allowance) (Bryce) 8 9 Mr. G. D. Greenwood's b. f. Thames, 3tts., 7st. 41b. (51b. allowance) • (Tinker) 8 3 Mr. G. L. Stead's Recorder, Bst. 81b. (Brook) 0 8 Mr. J. M'Combe's Leading Lady, Ssf, 31b. (51b. allowance) (RuthTeii)' 0 6 Mr. l'\ Holmes's Pyjama, 7st. 131b. (51b. allowance) .(Andertoii) 0 11 Mr. i\ Milligan's Hap.Dha, Tst. Slb. i (Mulvihill) \0 1 Mr. H. R. Mackenzie's Marabout, 7st. 71b (Gray) 0 10 Mr. H. Whitney's Mount Victoria, 7st. (slb. allowance) (Dobson) 0 7 Mr. D. Rutherford's Madam Butterfly, 7st. (51b. allowance) ...(Aynes) 0 5 Mr. H. M'Lean's Aaland, 7st. . (F. Anderton). 0 Bellshire and Mount Victoria made the pace frqin the staTt, with Recorder, Thames, and Pyjama close up._ At tlie top turn, Recorder and Aaland improved their positions. Mount Victoria lost lus place before the straight, and Thames came up third. Bellshire easily stalled off ii late challenge by Battle Ere and Thames, winning comfortably by two lengths. Close up in fourth place, came Recorder, followed by Aalaiul. Tune, lmin. 43 l-ssec.

STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 1500 pots ; second to receive 300 sots., and tho third 150 sovs. from the stake, bix furlongs. 4 Mr G. D. Greenwood's b. li. Bi--2 Mr. A. B. Williams's b. g. MnUinhcation. Gyrs ••••••■ (J- ld » s 5 "Mr. Hiffhden's" ch. i-,.^nmure, syrs„ Est. 111b. -•■-•(A. plivor) 3 3M i A - B - W :!^^...?Syf e Md) 0 1 Mr. T. H. IWS 0 H Mr. Wring's Seadown, 3 Messrs. V. and E.Kiddi ford's Chal;-

, L xyans, Bsfc. 41b. .'(A. Heed) 0 ' (IQlfaJ.'.J, Parson's Osonlope, Bst. 31b. .; • • 'I\ B. Jones) 0 ■ BMr, A, Boyle's Kndhorn, 7st. 131b. " , (Shore) 0 S Mr. A. Boylo's Margarine, 6st. 71b. i (Bryco) 0 KATr. C, Maqlill'a Moltchikoff, 7st. 81b. t (L. Howltt) 0 09 Hon. J. D« Ormond's Hrttus, 7st. | Blb. (Buchanan) 0 . -jol Mr. G. L. Stead's Koesian, 7st. 81b. , (C. Emerson) 0 513 Mr. F. Armstrong's Cherry Blosi scjtn, 7st. 6Lb. (Olson) 0 nl6 Mr. A. W. Rutherford's Daytime, V 7st. lib ; ....(Clark) 0 WjD Divan Bros.- 1 Sweet Tipporary, Bst. L 2lb. ■ .'. ..(Morris) 0 El 5 Mr. J. B. Eeid's Itillona, 6st. 121b. I . (R-. C. Eoed) 0 re Mr. E. Sutherland's Clynelish, Cst. t 9lb (H. Young) 0 ia7Mr. W. E. Bldwill's Elation, fist. i 71b. (C. Eoed) 0 1 From a good, start Koesion made tho bpaco, and coming into the straight led Rfrom Egypt Chain™na, Bimetor, Dayfltime, and Gynelislu AS tho dietanco Biraneter, oil the rails, draw clear, and, retailing off challenges by Multiplication pMtd Banmure,' won by a length from SMultiplioa.tion. Then capio panmure, laJaytime, Chakwaa, and Egypt in close (Order. Time, Imin. 13 1-Sseo. WIOQAETON WELTER HANDICAP, of

400 soys. I second to receive 80 govs. I and third. 40 sots, from the Btake. j Nine furlongs. $8 Mr. W. Realoigh's bile. g. Rewi JPoto, ! by Maniapoto—Tho Boyne, 6yis., I Wst, 71b. (C. Price) 1 R6 Jij. D. H. Eoberts's b. g. Slogan, k 6yxs., SBt. 81b. (Olses) 2 fs Mr. J. H. • Ptosser's Gold Soult, k syis., lOsfc. 21b. ....I ..(Syd. Bold) 3 fi Mr. L. il'Konzic's Ladogeur, flst. 61b. , 1 (A. Olivor) 0 ;E Mr, G. Fulton's Art, Bst. lSlb. 1 - . . (Campbell) 0 I? Mr. W. Crossnil's Ogior, Bst. 101b. (Donovan) 0 HB Mr. H. A. Knight's Comely,'Sst. 81b. j (Wilson) 0 m Mr. A. Fibbe's Martel, Bst. 81b. . r /liobinson) 0 M Sir Geo. Clifford's San Sebastian, P Bst 71b. .....(F. B. Jones) 0 klO Mr, T. Sheehan's Bport, Ost. (0. Emorson) 0

i Sport led till well into tho straight, hflhere Eewl Poto took charge* and won by a length. Gold Soult was a length |£etond Slogan, Timo, lmin. sli l-sscc. TO-DAY'S ACCEPTANCES, Bx. Tolcsiaih—Prcse Association. . Christchurch, Novomber 5. . Tho CJ.C. second day's aocoptanccs mre as follow;-- ■

MXDDLETON, HUBDIiES, of 200 sovs. !Ono mile and three-quarters—Bill Torry, 12st. llb.j Cast Iron, lOst. Bib.; Waimaiaki, lOst. 41b.; Critic, 9st. 91b.; Clem-

«ncy, Bet. ■ . lUWELL HANDICAP, of 800 soyb. (Four furlongs. —Kilrea, 7st. 131b.; Eed ■Roci, 7st laib.; Tyno, 7Bt. 101b.; Trentharn Eose, 7st 81b.; Goldon Pippin, 7st. Sib.; CarofSinger, 7st. 81b.; Pull Speed, 7st. 81b.; Hymeona, ,7st. lib.; Lovcsick, ?7st. 21b.; Vermillion, 7st. 21b.; Matilda, Wst. 21b.; Elocution 7st. 21b. ■ CRITERION HANDICAP, of 700 'sovs. jSevan furlongs.—Bimeter, 9st. 51b.; Tajrangamutu, Bst. 131b.; Panmure, Bst. 5 31b.; Chakwana, Bst, 41b.; Hying Start, test. 41b.; Oxenhopo, Bst. Sib.; Eangitero, (Bst.' 81b.; Sea Lord 1 , Bst. lib.; Cherrr ©losßom, 7st. 81b.; Heeltap, 7st. 71b.; Hy•lißinas. 7st. 51b. , i JCETE.OPOLITAN HANDICAP, of >1250 bots. One mile and a half.—Merry [Roe, 9st lib.; Indigo, Bst. 91b.; Arden.yhor, Bst. 81b.; Mullingar, Bst. Gib.; Eorke's Drift, Sst. 51b.; Marc Anthony, BsK. Sib.; John Barleycorn, 7st. 131b.; SPiery Cross, 7st. 111b.; Eingform, 7st. 301b.; Marco Bello, 7st. 31b. j DERBY STAKES, of 1500 sovs. One jinile and a half.—Tho only withdrawal |5s Biorneborg. , . j EPSOM HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, cf 400 bots. One mile.—Wishful, 9st. pllb.; Chenr Blossom, 9st. 01b.; Bleriot, ;Bst. 51b.; Laaogeur, 9st. 31b.; Goldstream, Sst. lib-; Battlo Evo, Bst. 131b.; Beltane, test. 101b.; Slogan, Bst. 91b.; Sottler, Bst. wlb.; Ogier, Bst. Sib.; .Comely, Bst. 21b.; llßlack -Ada, Bst. ASHLEY HANDICAP, of 200 sots. One ioilo.—Ladify, Bst. 131b.; Glorify, Bst. . tillb.; Bellshire, Bst. 101b.; Gallupin, Bst. Bib.; Eose Pink, Bst. 51b.; San Sebastian, Sst. 31b.; Tliaddeus, 7st. 91b.; Asoalaphus, (7st. 91b. j Eongora,-7st.'Blb.; Deviation, i7st. 71b. j Ayoliff, 7st. 51b.; Thames, 7st. 61b.; British Hose, 7st. 31b.; Kilbrogan, ffst. 21b.; Pourparler, 7st. 21b-; Sport, 7st.; flAaland, 7st. . , i JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 500 sots. tFivo furlongs.—Koosian, Sst. 71b.; Theslitius, Bst. 71b.; Hyttus Sst. 41b.; Kilboyne, |Bst. 41b.; Disdainful, Bst. 21b.; lilbblo, ffst. 91b. j Tromena, 7st. 91b.; Biplane, 6st. illlb.; Estland,' 6st. 111b.; Sanacre, 6st. 6)b. /

TO-DAY'S PROSPECTS (By "Gloncoo.") There will bo only one dividond in the ©liddleton Hnidles to-day, bo backera isvill liayo to anticipate the result in ono selection. Waimahaka. (lOst.. 41b.) has only got 61b. less than ho won with at Levin, and it is doubtful if the opposition is,any stronger. The Mahaki goldIng will be ridden by J. Deerey, and as he is fresh and well he should be a good favourite. ' In the Criterion Handicap, seven furlongs, Bimeter is top weight, but ho is understood to bo an unlikely starter. JTaringamutu is a fresh performer, but |ho is hardly the class of the imported tPanmure, and on form the Higliden ihorse .is likely to be a good favourite. (Hewitt will ride Taringamutu,' and - jOliver will be oh.,Panmure. Rangitoro i(7st. 31b.) will be i-idden by Emerson, land he has his Trentham form to.rojcommend him. At the loqal meeting ho jvvore Bimeter down, and the latter won ithe, Stewards' Handicap. i The Irwell Handicap, four furlongs, [for two-year-olds, will see Kilrea in the kiosition of favourite. She finished fourth an the Welcome Stakes, and the placebetters aro not engaged. • . ' The Derby will have six runners. The .Toff may be troublod .by the weight, [though Hewitt, who is, to ride, him, he is capable of winning, as! ho. pjeat two horses over different stages of ton furlongs gallop recently. Form ((points to a good performance by Wardancer, who is built more on weightjsarrying lines than is Tho Toff. 1 The Juvenife Plate may go to the wellJbred Biplane (Comedy King—Air Motor), Who had his first race in tlio Welcoir.o Stakes, and Bhaped surprisingly well. To!'day he will have the maiden allowance. In the Welcome Stakes his supporters say he was unlucky to be beaten, las .Simonides got a moving start. i Merry Roe, tho top weight in tho Handicap, was sore after (the Cup, and may not bo a runner to--sday. (Sst. 61b.), John Barleycorn (7st. 131b.), and Ringform (7st. ,101b.) should all be improved by the Cup fiace. This applies particularly to John . {(Barleycorn, while it should be rcmem[ibered that Ringform got a very bad Turi fin the Cup. ' • San Sebastian is tho best handicapped ilorse in the Ashley Handicap, but Bellfßh'ire will be hard to beat, as ho will ■have a jockey to stay in place of llio ■inexperienced lad who rodo him on the 'first, day. . The Epsom High Weight Handicap will ,iconclude to-day's racing. Cherry Bios-. >om will have the services of S. Rcid, .•and Settler will bo ridden byL. AVilson. fl'he latter ran a great raoo in tho Cup, land will be a favourito to-day.