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TVOODVILLE RACES .i BICx HANDICAP WON BY CRKNIDES. By Teleerapli.—Special Correspondent. Wootlville, December 10. The Woodville Jockey Club's' Spring Meeting opened in .fine weather. The sum of i' 24,431 was put through the tclnlisator. With the exceptioin of Coldstream, who was neglected on the machine, tho Hurdle field was evenly backed. Zeus was tho favourite. At tho start Hautawa and Prince Delawaro were in the van, with the others strung out, Goldstrcam whipping the field. Entering the straight Prince Delawaro closed on Zeus, but ho rnn off at the fenco and unseated his rider. Zeus was then challenged by Hautawa and Tuticorn, and he had to he ridden out to ivin by a length. Tuticorn was a neck away. Goldstrcam, who appeared sore, was running on fourth. _ There was a field nf 20 in the Trial Plate, the two-year-olds Tessares and Gastoig monopolising the belting- Tho latter drew tho outside and got hopelessly left. Hallowvonia, Gold Pan, and Little River were in the lead till the straight was reached, where Gasbag and All Cerise ran to the front, and tho former, finishing the best, won easily from All Cerise. Ivinsom and Hallowvonia were close up. Cronides and Hurry Tin were the favourites for the big handicap, and wliilo the former won, the latter cut up badly and was in the rear the whole way. At tho start the favourite took charge, and with Penury Rose he led out of tho straight the first time. Down the back, Oratress, on tho rails," and Rose Wr»nth and Demos were nearest tho leaders. Iwo furlongs from home Penury Rose fell liack, and entering the straight Demos joined the three-year-old. At the distance Oratress also put in a challenge, and in the run to the post/ the trio were hard ridden. Crenides finished most gamely and won by a neckfrom Demos, with Oratress the sfime distance away. Rose Pink was fourth, and then came Dribble. Tho top-weight, Admyrn, was at a very short price in tho Grandstand Handicap, I kit after having every chance to win sho hfifltcn oiit of ft plyce*. T ner turned un in tho little-fancied Math who we* alwnvs prominent and won ensiU from Silver Ton-rue and Makere, with Red Signal fourth. Probate made the early running from Silver Tongue ami the favourite, hut she stopped badly over the final furlong. _ , . An .outsider in Trentham Rose turned un in the Electric Handicap, and another in Vagabond occupied second place, while Biu'He inst beat Lionskin for tlurr money. The 'winner 'began smartly, awl at one stage he had a break on the field, kit she was tiring badly at Statyette and ■ Arrow=mith dividedl the machine honour* in tho Flyin? Heck TTandiean. The Elfish hor'e attracted n lot of attention m the birdcage, and he looked a class above the others. At the clnrfc Stpt-uptte vrns to find hoi feet, and He led Sweet Memory for a furlon". The latter then sW out and was first info the fitraieht. Then Arrowsmith got clear, and he soon ran to th front and won. pnUiiy! no. by several lengths from Sweet Memr.rv._ who beat Statuette bv a narrow margin. Swannee River. Vl.o i-t a bad Passage wa< up fourth. The winner is undonW:edlv good, and with 7=t. elb. in the .addle lie mev be- a proposition for tlio Fit?,her; hert Handicap at the coming Awapum Simonides wac backed down to a very, chert price in the Welter Hand-a,,. and he should have fceen the good tmng th machine indicated, hut he got a very bad nassnTe, and in the *nd was V"i[en b Goldshine. who won nieelv. Gold Pr«bkn, was third end Tonl JMcerry next For the Hack Welter Handicap the Hastings fillv Makepeace was 'made a roP d favourite. She ran a race, kit had no chance with Some Girl. Who took Charge at the seven furlone ,-iml won «n«ilv from the favourite, with Halcyon, finishing fast in third place.
RESULTS. flj ToldrruDh—Preea' AMOfiation. HUHDLES HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. About one mile and three-quarters 1 Zeus, lOst. Bib : (R. Hunt) 1 4 lUuitawa, 9st • 0 'futicorn, 9st "T"ni'i ■Wo «.tnrti\l: G Combustion, lOst. 81b.; 5 Snil Homo, lOst. alb.; 2 Pr" iwc Delaware, !>.st. 121b.; 3 Kienzi, 9st. 111b.; 7 Coldstream, 9st. 111b. Won bv ft length and n half. Prince Delaware ran oft' at the Inst fence, when j v.ii>ning. Time, 3min. 11 4-ssec. TRIAL PLATE, of 100 sovs. S:x furlongs. 2 Gasbag, Cst. fllb (Orange) 1 All Cerise, Ist Rib 2 4 Kinsem, Tst. llllb . ° Also started: 0 Hikoia, 7st. 131b.; 6 Gold Pan, 9st. lib.; 11 Santorini, 9st.; 8 Preface 9st. and liakaialSst. 91b. o>raekcted ;16 Prominent. Stet.; 14 Pomona, Sst. 101b.; 11 Miss Maid. Sst. 91b.; 13 Demon, Sst. -ill).; 3 Hallowvonia, Tst. 131b-: 12 Gato Pali, Tst. 91b.; Ift Sweet licst. Tst. 13!b.; 9 Little River, list. 91b.; 5 Askiiri, Bst. 91b,; 14 T'grinia, fist. 41b.; 1 Tessares, Cst. lib,; 15 Movry Queen, Cst. 41b 'l'essares got tied up in the starting barrier. Gasbag won easily by ".our lengths. Time. lmin. 1G 3-, r >sec. AA'OODVILLE 'HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 1 Crenidcs, Bst. 81b (G. Young) 1 10 Demos, Bst, lib 2 3 Oratress, Tst. 91b 3 Also slarted: 7 Dribble. ?»t.' Gib.; 2 TTurry Ut>, Tst. 131b.; 13 Ladogeur, Tst. J3lb.; 8 Pose Pink, Tst. 101b.; 5 Bagdad, Tst. 101b.; 4 Hose. Wreath, Tst. 91b.; 12 Bonnie Heather, 7st. 911).; 9 Pacific Slope, | Tst. Gib.; fi Multaine. 7.«t. 31b.: 11 Penury Fose, Cst. 71b.; 14 Voluble,■'Est. Tib. | Crenides was prominent throughout, and won bv a neck. Time. 2min. 8 4-ssec, GBAKDSTAND HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Five furlong;.. 12 Matty. 7st. 13ll> (G. Young) 1 7 Silver Tongue. Tst. 101b 2, 8 Makere, Tst. 51b 3 Also started: 1 Admvra, Sst. 131b.; 1 1 Ped Signal, Sst. 91b.; 3 Bayberry, Tst. 91b.; !) Probate, Tst. filb.; 2 Admiral Advance, Tst. 31b.; 5 Amberine, Tst. 31b.; 14 St. Omer, Tst. 21b.; G Self-Alliance, Tst.; 13 jßeparoa, Gst. 131b.; 10 Mystified, Gst. lOllx; 4 C'onziska. Cst. 01b. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin, 30 3-s?ec. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Fivo furlongs. 6 Trenlham Pose, Gst. 71b. (G. Carmont) 1 8 Vagabond, 9st. 2lb 2 10 Kindle, Tst. 121b 3 Also started: 4 Sweet Corn, 9st. lib.; » Maiolin, Bst. 131b.; 1 Torfmla, Sst. 91b.; 3 Demagogue, Bst. Sib,; 2 Lionskin, Sst. 31b.; 5 Arch Lassie, Tst. Ifilb.: T Ilymarfv, Tst. lib.; 11 Sliaki, Gst. Tib. Won by it length and a half. Time, lmin. 2sec. FLYING HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Six furlongs. 5 Arrowsmith, Bst. 81b (P. Peed) 1 S Sweet Memory. Sst. Gib 2 1 Statuette, Bst. 111b H Also started: 10 Early Dawn, 9st. 51b.; 12 Borealis. Sst. 101b.; 4 Swanee Piver, B=t. Gib.; 3 Parorangi, Bst. 31b.; G Occasion, Tst. lllb.; 9 Namiir, Tst. 91b.; 11 Lady Kilworth, Tst. 41b.; 8 Hepta, Tst. 411).; 14 Mystified, Gst. 121b.; 13 Fortunio, Gst. 121b.; 7 Missland, Gst. 121b. AVon easily by four lengths. Time, Imin. 14 3-f)'sec. BOBOUGII HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs. 2 Goldsliine, Sst. Sib. ... (A. Peed) 1 1 Simonidcs, 9st. 13lb 2 5 Gold Problem, Bst. 31b 3 Also started: 3 Hytliis, 9~i:. 41b.: 7 Lord Miiskerry, Sst.' 3!b.; 14 Glorifv. 9st. 21b.; 9 Jean Lnddo, Sst. 131b.; >, Tressida. Sst. 131b.; S Palm Oil, Sst. 91b.; 4 Vermillion, Sst. Mb.; 11 Momac, Sst.: 12 Hindi, Sst.; 10 Spangle, Sst.; 13 i Botanist, Bst. AVon by a clear length. Time, lmin. 30see. AVELTER HACK HANDICAP, of 120 fovs. About one milo and 170 yards. 7 Somo Girl, 8?t. alb Young) 1 1 Makepeace, flst. 3lb 2 8 Halcyon, Sst n Also started: 10 AVapping, Sst. 81b.; 9 Pailand, flst. 51b.; 3 AVar Star, list. ; *1 JVondlS<t. fllb.; 2 f.ii IMier l !!' l , Sst. Gib.; 4 Slmnix, Sst.; 13 Kingston Bov. Sst.; 5 Gatlia, Bst. Snnifi Girl had Hie race all Ilie way, <ind won by a length and ft half. Time, lmin. 55 3-ssec.
SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. The following arc iiio 6econd day's acceptances SIiCOND HACK HURDLES lIANDICA1 1 . of 120 sovs. One mile and a half. et. lb. St. lb. Whiro 11 !i Coldstream 911 Coiubusliou 10 0 llautawa 9 9 Prince Dela- Tuticorn ... II 3 ware 10 8 Sluinix 0 3 Sail Home ... 10 3 Surbasta !) 2 Shaki 9 13 Prefaco i) 0 TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of 110 sovs. Five furlongs. st.lb. St. lb. Tari ' 'J 3 Import 7 1 Sweet Mem- Paoiiiim 7 3 ory 8 13 Gipsy G01d... 7 0 Swaneo River 8 10 Lady Vance SlO Kilworth Gl3 Hymarty ... 8 1) Hnliowvouia 013 Hupana 7 11 Tonukohe ... 0 9 Melita 7 8 Hautori G 9 GOTIIABD AIKAIOMAL HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. On.. 1 mile and a distance. St. lb. St. lb. Dribble ¥ 0 Tressida ...... 7 0 Hurry Up ... 8 1 Multaino ... 7 5 Goldshino .... 713 Lord MusRose Pink ... 713 korry 7 2 Bagdad 713 Penury Rose 0 9 Rose Wreath 7 9 Volubio (! 7 RUAHINE HACK WELTER HANDICAP. of 110 sore. Soven furlongs. St. lb. St. lb. Red Signal... 913 Reporoa ... 711 Wapping .... 9 5 Achillion .... 711 Railand 9 3 Miss Maid 7 11 Woodlark ... 8 9 Demon 711 Occasion 8 fi I'ortunio .... 711 St. Omer .... 8 5 Pomona 7 11 Woolahra .... S 5 Kingston Boy 711 Dick 8 5 Gallia 7 11 Guinnform... 8 3 Rattle 7 It Self Allianco 8 3 Diamond Nap 7 11 Mystified .... 711 Sam 711 STEWARDS' HACK HANDICAP, of 110 sovs. Six furlongs. / st. lb. St. lb. Slahietto .... S 11 Makere i 7 7 Kilgour 8 G Probato 7 5 Valley Rose 7 13 Amberino .... 7 0 Parorangi ... 713 Hepta 7 0 March On ... 7 10 RAILAVAI" HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs. St. lb. st.'lb. Simonides ... 9 1 Trentham Sweet Corn... 813 Roso 710 Maiolni 812 Arch Lassie 7 8 Lionskin 8 ■!< Samarang .... 7 5 Demagogue... 8 4 Gold Problem G 7 Murihikn ... 7 12 RUAWIIATA HANDICAP, of 110 sovs Seven furlongs. St. lb. St. lb. Matty 9 0 Halcyon _ 7 3 Swanes River 8 4 Self Allianco 7 0 Railand 8 1 Mystified .... fi 8 Some Girl... 711 Missland .... G 7 March On ... 710 Gatha G 7 Barberry ..... 7 8 GORGE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile and about 170 yards. St. lb. St. lb. Goldshino ... 9 4 Vermillion .. 8 G Hyttus 9 2 Silver Bonnie Tonguo 8 4 Heather ... 8 12 Botanist 7 11 Jean Laddo 810 Hindi 711 Palm Oil ... 8 G
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