THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2970, 6 January 1917, Page 2

THE TURF

9 WELLINGTON SUMMER io MEETING s. IS

i- WEIGHTS FOR KIRST DAY. in " WELLINGTON CUR, of 1300 sovs. Ono mile and a half, d st. lb. nt. lb. ;. Chortlo 9 0 Bjorneborg .... 7 8 ,j Bee 812 Client 7 8 ir Merry Roo ... 8 8 Rangitero 7 7 1 John Barloy- Red Ribbon ...7 3 corn ••• 8 7 Good Hope ... 612 Depredation ... 8 7 Seddel-Bahr ... 6 10 Square Deal ... 8 3 Paraoa 6 7 - Iml.go 8 2 Boltaue 0 7 Tanngamutu 8 2 Devotion 6 7 Ardonvhor .... 8 2 Roso Pink ... I! 7 :o Panmure 8 0 Alteration G 7 a- "Wishful 712 Prince Laddo G 7 a Marc Antony... 712 Mascot G 1 l- Adjutant 711 Sir Agnes 6 7 it Egypt 710 Analogue 6 7 i- Bunting 7 9 Master Moutoa 6 7 >e Goldstream... G 7 c- TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of 750 sovs. >> Six furlongs. !r _ st-lb. St. lb. Bimeter 9 3 Hyttus 7 3 Tete-a-Tete ... 9 1 Lady Black ... 7 2 Sweet Corn ... 8 13 Groenstreet ... 7 I Panmure 8 11 Hyginas 7 0 . Rangitero 8 8 AVrestler 7 0 Oxenhopo 8 7 Shrill 7 0 Koesinn 8 3 Kilboyne 7 0 ■ Chakwana 8 3 Honesty 7 0 la Menelaus 712 Battle Eve ... Gl2 , Tatterley 712 Tino Atua ... Gll n Sendown 710 Trials G !) [.. Multiplication 7 8 Tantalus 6 7 ~ Gold Soult .... 7 8 Sheila 8 7 ,f Samisen 7 8 Marsinah G 7 0 Cease Fire ... 7 fi Gang Awa ... fi 7 ~ Nystad. 7 G Tressida G 7 ir Interlude 7 6 Week End G 7 TEENTHAM AVELTER HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile. •■ st.lb. St. lb. Sleight-of- Mysteriaoh .... 8 8 Hand 9 12 Rongora 8 6 ■" The Golfer ... 910 Hopeite 8 2 Spain 9 8 Amity 8 2 Paraoa.: 9 8 Capt. Glossop 8 2 Plymouth 9 7 Black Nwbt... S 0 :e Tango 9 I Prince.! Dclah San Sebastian 9' 2 ware 8 fl >f Don Paoifico... 9 0 Le Chat S 0 d AVapping 9 0 Crown Imper- -- Probntion 812 ial 8 0 •- Gladful SlO Ouinn's Post... 8 fl >f Kukri- 8 !> Coral King ... 8 0 c Penniless 8 9i, NURSERY HANDICAP, .of ; 400 sovs. "- ...... Five furlongs. t- _ St.lb. ■ ;- st. lb. Biplane ...... 9 7 Achi Baba. ...7 0 Crowhurst ... 812 Idle Talk 7 0 Kilrea ......... Sl2 War Star 7 0 Hymenestra... 812 Lovesick 611 Ample v......... 8 8 Matilda 6 11 - Estland, 8 3 Exclusive ... 611 i- Vagabond ... 8 2 Empire 6 7 :- Tyne 713 Vermilion ... S 7 n Red Rock 713 Noir 6 7 Y Acre 710 La Tasse 6 7 h Birkenvale ... 7 8 Chuckle 6 7 il Mount Joy ... 7 7 Arihia 6 7 ;- Sisyphus 7 3 Pervola 6 7 a Kilberry 7 2 Association ... 6 7 y Trenthamßoso 7 2 Silver and .- Claver'house ... 7 0 Black 6 7 .- Bagdad 7 0 Kilflin 6 7 Cooing 7 0 t ANNIVERSARY WELTER HANDICAP, of 4CO sovs. One mile. St. lb. eb. lb. Seadown 9 9 Yes 8 8 Biorneborg ... 9 7 Goldstream.... 8 7 Marc Antony 9 5 Hylatus ...;.. 8 7 Llanishen ...8 13 Paraoa 8 5 Gold Painting 8 13 Bellshire/ 8 3 " Nystad 812 Analogue ... 8 3 ' Honesty 811 Comely 8 2 Greenstreet ... 8 10 Briar Patch ... 8 2 ■ Hyllus 8 1.0 Sir Agnes 8 2 Bleriot S 10 San Sebastian 8 0 ' Rockbound ... 8 9 Roumania ... 8 0 '...Battle Ev0.... 8. 9 Prince Laddo ."■ 0 • Mazama 8 9 Marsinah" ...S 0 - Beltane S 8 ■•■,'. 1 RUAPEHU HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs. , „ st. lb. et. lb. ; Bon dOr 9 0 Kiljoy 7 9 ' Llaniaheu ... 9 0 Ponniless 7 9 Miss de A r al 811 Comment ... 7 7 Trials ......... S 9 Bayonno 7 7 Tantalus ..... 8 6 Mali ;... 7 i Sheila 8 S Arj-ahna .7 4 I- Coropett 8 5 Sunny Climes 7 3 c The Golfer ... S i Ribble 7 2 , .Tango 8 2 Bombproof ... 7 2 c Bairnsdale ... 8 2 Joliny ' Brambletye ... 8 1 AValker ..... 7 0 Black Lake ... S 1 Sabana 6 7 Honey Bee ... 8 fl . Colour Form- Up ~.,.. 8 0 Sirgeaut ... G 7 Pourparler ... 8 0 Quinn's Post... 6 7 , Qlioveka ...„. 712 Venno ........ 6 7 ! Mascot 712 Shy Girl ...... 6 7 . I hames 712 Master Boris 6 7 ■ . Elation 710 Last Hope ... G 7 , I'urling 710 Klyssina G'7 '

WESTLAND ACCEPTANCES.

By Telegraph—Press Asjociariom j , - Hokitika, January 5. i Acceptances for tno Jubilee Meeting of ' the Uestland Kucmg Club, opeaiuc on Monday, are:— l ■ ; FOUi\Djil<S' MEMOKIAL HANDI- I ; OAI, of ltt) sovs. Five furlongs and a ; ■^'•m I ' l ' Ul '' 9St V - lb -' UoluWl ilO"l. ' Sst. lib.; Hyiatus, Bst. 91b.; Jiron Boy, a Sst. 51b.; Clanmeiui, Bst.; DpHorlli. 7st. 7ib.; Myinettius, 7st. 71b.; Highiiela, list. r 51b.; Kiltess, 7st. 21b.; Ditoree, 7st. 21b.; 1 Whisperer, 7st. 21b. J ArViVIViiRSAKI' HANDICAP, of, 120 r sovs. Bis.furlongs.and a half.—Martial " Air, ftst. 81b.; Partisan, 9st.; Lady Mid- " dleton, Bst. 111b.; Uallujiiii, Bst. 51b.; Waikehua, gst. lib.; Itoyal Dragoon, gat.; n Aaland, Bst.; Kaniiiiohu, 7st. Ulb.; Mel- } furd, 7st. 01b.; Invader, 7st. slb. > HOKITIKA. HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. 4 One mile and a quarter.—imarose, Sst. * 31b.; Jeannot, Sst. 31b.; Bradamaute, Sst. !l 21b.; Waikebua, 7st. 10lb.; Ulenonglv, ' 7st. 91b.; British Hose, ■ 7st. Sib.; In- ' vader, 7st. Sib.; Xanthos, 7st. c EPOCH HANDICAP, uf 100 sovs. Five p furlongs.—Puvlovna, list. 121b.; Tyson, t list, lilb.; Uoldcu Morn, 9st. 41b.; Chndic, * Sst. 131b.; Morton, Sst. 111b.; The Finn, f Sst. 71b.; Cantid Dileas, 7st. <M.; Hyinet- ,: tins, 7st. 81b.; Epworth, 7st. 71b.; Sir o Saracen, 7st. 31b.; Divorce, 7st. 21b'.; To ' Anau, tist. 71b.; Lady Hampshire, Gst. t 71b. ' r HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. -Seven furlongs.—Amity, 10st. Gib.; n Trilby, Sst. 51b.; Warkeb.ua, Bst.- 101b.; ii ■Mulga Bill, Sst. 101b.; Gleuawe, Sst. Sib.; 1: Invader, Sst. ftlb.; Gleucamiish, Sst.; t Higiiheld, Sst.; lied Light* Sst.; Improve, Sst. ( BONAIt MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of o 100 sovs. Six furlongs—Tip Up, tot. 121b.; i Martial Air, 9st. Sib.; Golden Morn, 9st. a S)b.; Morton, Sst. lllb.; Gallupin, Sst. £ 51b.; Koljoy, Sst. 51b.; Royal Dragoon, I Sst.; Clanmemi, Sst.; Kaminohe, 7st. 1111).; Caraid Dileus, 7st. 91b.; Miracul- t ] ous, 7st. 51b.; Whisperer, 7st. 2!b.; Win- „ ning- Number, Gst. 71b. : t BOROUGH HANDICAP TROT, of 100 £ sovs. Ono mile.—Miss Audrey, scr.; Ned Corbett, 6sec.; lanto, 7sec.; Soprano, Bsec.; ~ Lady "Wallace, Sst.; Rouble, 9sec.; Little ~ lione, lOsec.; Oapora Dick, 12sec.; Traccy ®. Dillon, 13sec; Jimmy Woodser, 13sec.; 5 Weo Pat, I3sec; Tassy M., lGsec; Col- '■ onel Havelock, lGsec; Nyomar, lOsec; Jedran, lGsec. COUNTY TROT, of 100 sovs. Two miles (harness).—Red Prince, Isec; Cap- x taia Woodbuni, Usee; Fairy AVhispers, ISsec.; Miss Rye, 15sec.; Tassy M., 17scc.; Fenileigh, I'isec; Komany Rye, 19sec; Jedran, Msec. V] ——- —- i.

h NOTES AND COMMENTS p

... p Acceptances for the first day's liandi- " raps at the Wellington meeting are due on I'riday of next week. p Secretary A. li. AVhytc, of the Welling- Ci ton E.C., who has been to the West h Coast on a holiday jaunt, returned home J yesterday. , o: Entries for nil events at the Egmont tl meeting close on Monday next. b A. Oliver went into camp this week, r but W. Bell, who is to do home service, »; has been given leave till Easter. J Mr. W. G. Stead's horses. SasannJ and s Co., have reached Trentham, and will '^ rciuuiii here until after the Cup meetins. 'l'he Melbourne Cup winner looks on _ the light side, and will be improved by a spell. A. yearling, by Elyaiau from Lady Gwen, dam oj Lady Pnuit.v, accompanied ei .). W. Lowe's team back from Ellerslie. t| Ho is a nice cut of » youngster, and y should make a galloper. 0 j Tlib loeal horseman, A, Reed, who is V retained by the Messrs. Biddiford, has

accepted a second retainer to ride for Mr. E. J. .Watt. It is common report that Mr. E. -J. Watt was greatly disappointed with tlio showings of Blackall at Auckland, and it will be no surprise if the five-year-old gelding is allowed to go but of T. Quinlivan's stables. Included amongst the visitors at the Auckland nicetinj was tho well-known New South Wales breeder, Jfr. JaS. Macdonald, of the Mungie Bondie stud, where Reputation is now located. At Auckland this week the chestnut colt Royal Rufus, who has done sonic racinjr on the other side, was sold to Mr. J. Gallagher, of Pneron, for 50 guineas. At the same sale Prince Soult changed haiv/s for 70 guineas, the buyer being Mr. M. Deeblo, of Thames. The following is a list of the principal winning owner." at the Auckland meeting :-Mr. G. L. Ktead, .£2520; Mr. B. Barlow, JH9OO; Mr. W. G. Steaii. £17.10;. Mr. <L Alexander, .ClfinO; Mr. R. Funnoil, £1585; Mr. T. H. T.owry, £1300; Mr. G. D. Greenwood, £1045. The Chokeboro horses, Adjutant and Battle Eve, who won the two open races on the second day of the Oahiaru meeting, nut; up a similar performance at Trentham on tho second day of the I autumn meeting. Depredation, winner of the Auckland Cup, only cost his owner, R. Barlow. 100 guineas, so that he can lie regarded as a.- great bargain. "Depredation is onlv a little fellow, but he can srallop fast, and is. a good sticker in a finish: . Returned, sportsmen who were present at Ellerslio state that there were som* very vexatious delays at the barrier, amiin several instances tho time of starting the next race had to be postponed. In the Railway Handicap in particular the horses w»m at the post for a very long time. The question of unruly horses at the barrier is one that needs serious consideration. It is quit" unfair to owners of horses who have big weights that thev should be kept at the no- 5 * fol ' twe'ntv and thirty minutes generally bee.auso* one animal is playing np and breaking through the tapes. The irony of the whole business' is that tho horses that play up generally manage fo get tho best'of matters when the tapes are released. Mr. T. M. Wilford, although ho did not have a horse running at the meeting, shared in the stake money at Auckland, to the extent of £100, as breeder of tho Derby winner Sasanof. C. Emerson, who rodo four winners at Hie Auckland meeting, returned south on Wednesday evening, and. will bo riding at the Westlnnd meeting on Monday and Tuesday next. Ho will be up on Slogan, Partisan, Kiljoy, Tyson, ami Lady Middlcton. The bay gelding Kazan, who scored in the Summer Handicap at the Southland meeting, is by Vascn from Tsaritza. He is owned by Mr. K. Chisholm, who 13 at present in camp at Trentham. Seddel-Bahr, a cast-off from tho Higl'den stables, won the concluding event on each day of the Southland meeting. His successes credited Mr. H. Eriedlander with 310 sovs., so ho is now a cheap horse.