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THE TURF

AUCKLAND MEETING

ID GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE WOI BY LOCHELLA. By Telegraph—Spocial Correspondent. lis m, „. i, Auckland, Juno 7. on ,f le F but misty for th' on SI £ y t i° be s. reat Northern Steeple ire Thff ntuS 0 ] e ' ?oiu? was heavy if tk! WiR satisfactory in viev lie „L,,'jthat the trams wej* not run ■ho K„ "? S 1° l 1, , ' ubli,, ' holiday, lis fii??™ t !?; r * handled £65,155. makini lart'mr" wo dayß aeainst £mZO tid *i un ' C .' ub 9 ud raco resolved itßel nd anil ?> tr 1 u ,5 ,7 - 1(! bB, -ween Totara Jacl at ?"?, * lalra \ Eot , h J um ped well, but Tatar! - a ' iwme nnS the , fr ?nt half a mile fron iw lSi* , and decisively. !d - Mirhln ey ' /#'• Khan - NEata -iini bio Slab, and Ohiti were all wel hfct H, nnv the , Eanfurl v Handicap M tms th? M tlle hor,es 0,1 110 Pie st'ind AM, but aS tUey Dass " w the rn « bcy cai ? c throueh-oi ho }|, m „2 ?„ „ T n co F f ortably witl ci- „«? S • a „£ood second, Ngata third Dead te wii"?' Kuhlai Khan nn< ed tiinp hnt Ioolte(1 dangerous for i nt "ff' » u ,t faded away. ar Cl 2}? Pw c that Rekanui had t y. 'S nf «, II? ' „ e Hemu ° r t Hmrdles, bui he pnnnort p„i?J x * 0I w had considerable 15 lea tho flli ka f nul Bhot th 6' fron t. ant - Ouarte'rs K^lluS t n? i crm V vl , th Hekanui. and was the firs" T M? k rt - J ?P D - 4 tawewta rv K 'POftraiiht resulted In a win foi £ kauri Kincr by about a lmmth. Glue £ f" u , 3 third and Pendoon, Z in' Hri? strongly. war. fourth. . re .2 "".H 10 '? cro o'. opinion that Lochella ie- fitilni I ten ln the Grca t northern d tef± a8 °- Peneton. Slow Ooach. aid rS i j l I? ?I en '■he ciuickeit to move and « Jjwio rJ! i? in , that for nearlv ° pr r l C ; , m !i. and i'ochella running last fh Garrypwon then went ibd to Peneton and 0 teis"" f M'j} a ? k - A"" 0 "-!,™ Peneton, Gladful. and Omahu fell ••n f,n tn t° been r,dd(!n nKttently m w this stairo now set out to catch the !d Rw r r„„ ? oln2 u . n "J 6 hill th" last time Slow Coach was in the load with Qarrv owen, J»o Surrender, and iid MuMndi in of close attendance, and Lochella" lvinp tt'j fn n fence on thG hill proved ie Inn uw? , Garr.vowen, and Lochella k t ?? COI l d "osltion Lochella. wai 5 Srttirfw \ ,art f , ence - but S!ow ■, s ,' rl^n n ut and a pood finish • saw liocnella Daw. the toot about a length 1 ?r n a - in front of Slow Coach. Old if r/S nßin i h Wa v J a dozen l e njthe away k Tt ! o y N, .>-Surrender and Tenacious. ; t to° the paddock? ° Vatl ° n ° D ratUraill = I? A I'll "\"j Kin 5 .'Je'oree Handioap. Kin>» • u-horf l ' a o . f . 20 tho ntraieht 3 "here ho was challenged bv Parisian ' P^MI 4 «'f» Canny. Half-way «" o the straight Hyllus came through with x !i, Krc l!, t daE h, and was just bratcn bv - iuV' .Parisian TliaiSonrt was n rt t i lrd ' and Arran -wa« fourth. k «11 Panmurc Hurdles was won comfort ' ?HS 7 K ? yßt °n6' , Deviation was mm- • hinu y,loni>Bidc the lender a ouarter of a v M,in ~1 m ' h l n ' e ? h f, n 1,0 feU - Kerehnno y then put m his ehjllenue. but could not y : ret on terms with Keystono, Ala Cornier .\as third and General Stephen fourth. DETAIL'ED RESULTS. n By Teleeraph—Press Association. 0 HUNT CLUB OUP STEEPLECHASE, of 275 m » r f ova '. Three mil.es. Totara Jafik, list. 71b (Bennie) 1 ® Maira, lOat. 7ib ' o Jlestee, lOst. 121b 3 Also started: Southland, 12atViiblV'Koura, list. 71b.; Crowboy, list. n Southland fell at the sod wall when in the load, and Koura followed BUit at tho I, brush fence. Maira was loading at tho lull the la6t time, but after crossing tho post and rails Totara Jack took command a a: ?! -?n camo , on and won by ten lengths, with 150 yards between second and third e Time, 6min. Msec. . RANFUKLr HANDICAP, of 275 sovs. One 1 „ mile. , Royal Abbey, list. 31b 1 ] Demoiselle, lOst. 71b "' 2 Ngata, lOst. 71b 3 s Also started: Khublai Khan, lOsCib.: 1. Marble felab, lOst. 41b.; Dead Sweet, lOst. v lib.; Scottish Knight, lOst. lib.; Tuipa, r IOBt. lib.; Monoerat, 9st. 12ib.; Ohiti, 9st. 51b.; North Loburn, 9st. 51b.; Golden PeI tal, 9st. 51b.; Texas Lass, 9st. 31b.; Nuner- , rant, 9st. 21b.; Octoplete, 9at '■ In an interesting finish Royal Abbey ! got up next the rails and won by three- ! quarters of a length. Half a leugth'scp--3 aratcd Becoud and third. Time, lmin. J 47 3-Ssec. REIIUERA HURDLE RAOE, of 500 sovs. 1 • Two miles. . '• Kauri King, lOst. 121b. ...'. 1 1 Rekanui, lOst. 131b 2 ' Gluetanus, lOst 3 1 Al6O started: Thrace, list. 121b,; Pen--1 doon, lOst. lib. Rekanui dashed away and soon had a " commanding lead of a dozen lengths. She was still in front at tho seventh hurdle. wherS Kauri King challenged. Kauri • King led when once past the last hurdle, and in an exciting race homo he won by half a length from Rekanui, who was separated by a similar distance from • Gluetanus, with Pendoon close up. Time, tain. lsec. , . GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE, of , IEOO sovb. About three miles and a quarter. Lochella, list (Feilding) 1 Slowcoach, 9at. 71b 2 Old Mungindi, list. 101b 3 Also started: No Surrender, list.' 81b.: Gladful,. list. 41b.; Omahu, lOst. 121b.; TenacioUß. lOst. 51b.; Peneton', 9et. 81b.; Gol--1 den Glow, 9st. 71b.; Garryowcn, 9st. 71b. Peneton and Garryowen were the early 1 pace-makers. The former fell at the brush l'ence. In the run up the hill the last time Garryowen and Slowcoach were in tho lead, Lochella being about 'fifteen lengths away. Garryowen fell at the poßt and railß. When the run down the. hill came to bo undertaken Slowcoach was seen to be still goinß well, and with Lochclla in hot pursuit excitement was raised to a high pitch.. They'leaped the stone wall almost simultaneously . and raced to the last hurdle on close terms, both leaping the obstacle in fine Btyle. Slowcoach hung 011 gamely to his taßk, but Lochclla always had the better of his young rival, and tho favourito galloped home a winner by two lengths and a half. Old Mungindi was 50 yards away third. Time,' Bmin. 32sec. KING GEORGE HANDICAP, of 750 sovs. Seven furlongs. Glon Canny, lOst (C. Reed) 1 Hyllus, 9st. tllb 2 Parisian Diamond, llßt. 131b 3 Also started: King Abbey, lOst. 121b.; Rockfield, lOst. 91b.: Crowhurst, lOst. 61b. 1 Trespass, lOst.. 61b.; Gold Kip, 9st. 111b.; General Advance, 9st. 81b.: Bezant, 9st. 71b.; Tama-a-Roa,'9Bt. 61b.; Lady Hall, 9st. 41b.; Waiuta, 9st. 31b.; Arran, 9st. lib.; Ohinowairua. 9st.: To Oro, 9st.; Archie. 9st.; Lady Glen, 9st.; Some Fashion, 9st.: Tabatco, 9st. King Abbey clappcd on tho pace and led into the Btraight, when the field bunched up. Ineidc the distance Glen . Canny Bhot up, and in a great finish • won by half a length from Hyllus, with Parisian Diamond a similar distance away, third. Time. lmin. 33 3-sseo. PANMURE HURDLES, of 275 sovs. One mile and three-quarters. Keystone, 9st. 121b (Marchant) 1 Kereone, lOst. 111b 2 Ma Copper. 9st 3 Also started: Deviation. 10Bt. 131b.; Glenspire, lOst. 31b.; General Stephen, 9si. 71b.; Ohorcha. 9st. 31b.; Cambridge, 9st. 21b.; Attila, 9st. lib.; Mary Bruce, 9Bt. lib.: Multiplane. 9st.; Perla, 9st.; St. Carl, 9st.; JliddlemaTk, 9st.. . Keystone and Deviation, who were In the lead, raced at the sixth hurdle to. gother, when the latter fell. Kercono challenged strongly in the run home, but .Keystone hung on and won by two lengths, the same distance separating second and third. Time. 3min. S5 3-sneo. Mary Bruce, Deviation Middlemnrk. Multiplane, Ohoreka, and Glenßpire fell. CARBINE PLATE, of 275 sovb. One mile. Weigh t-for-age. Monopole, list (L. Dcrry) 1 ! Kinkora, list 2 i Sir Fanciful, list 3 ; Aleo startel: Sergeant, list.; Kareao. \ 11 Bt.; Master Rohan, list.: Mountain Gold, list.: Novation, list.; NUncrrant, list.: Paratu, list.; Pepin, list.; Scrap 0' Paper, ' Hit.; Shell Shock, list.; Marble Slab, lOst. < 101b.; Night Time, lOst. 101b. 1 Monopole Won by four lengths from Kin- 1 kora. who waß two lengths in front of ' Sir Fanciful. Time, lmin. 50eec. 1 THIRD DAY'S WEICHTS. ' Following are the woightc for tho third day:— E TAMAKI STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, ( of 300 sovs. Three miles and a half.— J Monopole, list. 121b.; Oakleigli, list. 91b.; r Harbour Light, list. 61b.; John Bunny, t lOst. 41b.; Totara Jack/ lOst. 41b.; South- < land, lOst. 41b.; S:lTer Lode, 9st. 71b.; Ma 1 Copper, 9st. 71b.: Sir John, 9st. 71b.; Maira, : ?st. 71b.; Seville, 9st. 71b.: Argoutnm, 9st. " 71b.; Oapsal. 9at. 71b.; Kouui, 9st. 71b.; Sa- v vourneci', 9st. 71b.; Grand Canyon, 9st. " 71b.-: Peria, 9st. 71b.: Nefischo, 9st. 71b. T CAMBELL HURDLE RACE HANDICAP, 1 of 500 sovs. Two milos.—Thraco, IM. 71b.; 0 Kauri King, list, 31b.; Omahu, list. 31b.; v Rekanui, list, lib.; Lord Nagar, lOst. '31b.; ! Mill 0' Gowrie. lOit. 91b.; Cynic, lOst, 81b.; Gang Awa', lOat.; Goldstream, lOst.; Sea- E down, lOst.; Gluetanus, 9it. 121b.; Pendoon, n 9st. 101b.; Luperino, 9st. 91b.; Oro Oro, 9st. fl 61b.; Slowcoaoh, 9st. 41b.; Golden Pctßl, s 9st.; Deviation, 9st.; Mary Bruce, 9et.; )] Guerre a Mort, 9st. • ■ WINTER STEEPLECHASE, of 1000 soti. J< About three milep.—Wnlmai. 12Bt. 31b.i Master St.rowan, 12st. 31b.; Old Mungtndf, ?: 128fc.; Coalition, list. 101b,; No Surrender. lht. 61b.; Thraoo, llrt. 61b.; Gladful, llii. b 41b.; Gang Awa', lOst. Omalrn, lOfft, o:

121b.; Sir Solo. lOst. 91b.; First Line, lOst. ■ 71b.; Cynic, lOst. 71b.; Troublesome, lOst. 71b.; Slowcoach, lOst. 31b.; Wirikino, lOflt. lib.; Bnttlctide, lOst.; Tenacious, lOst.! 1 Maraetotara, lOst,; Polthogue, '9st. 121b.; Oakleigh, 9st. 101b.; Luperino, 9st. llilb.t First Call, 9it. 71b.; Peneton, 9st. 71b.; Harbour Light, 9st. 71b.; Golden Glow, 9st. 71b.; Jackaboo, 9st. 71b.; Sandinghain, • 9st. 71b. FITZROV WELTER HANDICAP, of Z75 bovb. One mile—Royal Abbey, 12st. 31b.; Lady Ball, list. 21b.; Nightraider, list. 21b.; Sir Fanciful, list, lib.; Demoiselle, , lOst. 131b.; Night Time, lOst. 111b.; Ngatii, lOst. 101b.; Karcoa, lOst. 61b.; -Kliublai Khan. lOst. 51b.; Llahs'afidor, lOst. 31b.! Oak Abbey, lOst. 3b.; Pepin, lOst. 21b.; Checkmate, lOst. 21b.; Tuipa, lOet.; Army Service, 9st. 131b.; Marble Slab, 9st. 121b:; . Scottish Knight, 9st. 121b.: Dead Sweet, 9st. 111b.; Monoerat, 9st. 81b.; No Bother, 9st. 81b.; Brodick, 9st. 81b.; New Zealand, 9st. 71b.; Flowing Bowl, 9st. 71b.; Sanacre, 9st. 61b.; Some Fashion, 9st. 61b.; li.ing Albyn, 9st. 51b.; Elate, 9st. 51b.; Ohiti, 9at. 31b.; Princess Roll, 9st. 31b.; Arapuni, 9st. 31b.; North Loburn, 9st. 31b.; Texas Lase, Sst. 31b.; Delightful, 9et. 31b.; Stirrup Cup, 9fit. 21b.; Golden Petal, 9st. lib.; Paratu, 9fit.: Nunerrant, 9st.; Aircraft, 9st.; Senlac, 9st.; Hypothesis, 9st.; Princess Chai'ming, 9st.; Pitntagram, 9st.; Octonleto, 9st.; Wynyard Lad, 9st.: Merrio Prince, 9at.; Harlcstonc, 9st.; Killowe, 9st.; Lyroe, 9st.; Pcmbray, 9st.; Homeric, 9st.j Shell Shock. 9pf.; Novation, 9st.; Actriee, 9st.; Master Rohan, 9et.; Crowboy. 9st-.-ORAKEI HUR-DM RACE HANDICAP, of 275 eovs. Ono mile and tbree-nuarters.— Mill o' Gowrie. 12st-. 91b.; Ore Ore, list. 61b.; Royal Abbey.- list. 41b.: Kereone, list. 21b.; Deviation, list.; Metchikoif. lOst. 11'.b.; Keystone. lOst. 101b.; Master Boris, lfat, 71 b.; Graftella, lOst. 61b.: Sir Agnes, lOst. 41b.: Oarmel Arch, lOst. 41b.; Glenspire. lOst. lib.: Gold 'Soult. 10st. lib:; Otara, 9st. 131b.; Army Service, 9st. 131b.: Lady Enerir.v, 9st. 12'.b.: General Stenhen. 9st, 81b. s , Banoeue, 9st. 41b.: Better Luck. 9?t. 31b.: Attila. 9st. 31b.: Ma Conner. 9st. 31b.; Cambridge. 9nt.; Ohoreha. 9st.: Glucian, 9st.: Neeamiio. 9st.; Mummer. 9st.: Multiplane. 9st.: Golden Petal. 9st ; Peria. 9at.; Middlemark. 9fit.; Royal Mark. 9?t.; St. Oarl, 9st.: Shell Shock, 9et.; Toby. 9=t.; irt,Oi.9st.; Lady Salvadin. 9e1.: IriEh Land. 9st.; Mestee, 9st.: Colour Serjeant. 9st.; Hcßsinn, 9st.: Rcnibber, dst..; Hamlet. 9st.'; Gladlnn. 9st-:. Mont-more, 9at.: Royal Scot. 9nt.: Marv Bruco. 9st. YORK WELTER HANDICAP, of 750 sovs. Ono mile.—Parisian Diamond, 12st.; On-r-laueht. IM.-41b.; Marqjieteur, list. 31b.j Glen Canny, list.: Manyamahoe, lOst. 131b.i King Abbev. lOst. 101b.: Golden Bubble. lOst. 71b.; Hyllus. lOst. 41b.; Rockfield, lOst, 411).; Alteration.'lOst. 41b.: Trespass, lOst 41b.; Crowhurst, lOst. 31b.; Punka, 9at. 101b.: Comedy Prince. 9st. 101b.: Taunaha Ist. 91b.; Gold Kin. sst. Rib.: Bagdad, 9st. 71b.; Risineham, 9st. 61b.; Cashmere. 9st. ■ 41b.; Blue Cross. 9ot. 41b.: Tam-aJtoa, 9st. ilb.; General Advance. 9st. 31b.: Bezant, 9«t. 21b.; Riuatara, 9;t. lib.; Arran, 9at.; Ohinewairua, 9st.: Waiuta, 9st.; Nisrhtraider, 9st.: Lady Ball, 9st.; Te Oro. 9st.; Archie. 9st.; Bytholia. 9st.; Isingarch, Ist.; Fabriquette. 9st.; Tabasco. 9st.Kilbccean. 9st.: Scottiali Knight, 9st.: Checkmate, 9st.; Penoua, 9st.: Demoiselle. 9st.: Demos. 9st. VISITORS' HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. Five furlongs—Parisian Diamond, 12st. 31b.: King Abbey, llet. 51b.: Lionskin, lO&t. 121b.: Golden Bubble. lOet. 101b.; Bedford. lOst. 61b.; Crowhurst. lOst. 61b.; Queen Abbey lOst. 61b.; Income, lOst.: Comedy Pnnco, 9st. 131b.; Sweet Memory. 93t. 91b.; Berant 9st. 81b.; Tam-a-Roa. !)st. 711).; Lady Ball. 9«t 41b.; ABterina. 9at. 41b.; Ruatara,-9st. 41b.; Sir Fanciful, Ost. 31b.; King Lupin. Sst. 21b.; Prince Charleroi, 9st.; Independence, 9st.: Maid of the Lake, 9st.; Emerald Hill.' 9st.: Jlnri, 9st.: Finkon,' Set.; Clonmel. 9st.: Miss Thelma, 9st.: Jocular. 9it.: Salvaless, 9st.; No Mistako, §Bt.; Miss Flshe. 9st.: Lady Glen, 9st.: Princess Charming. 9st.: Dead Sweet, 9st. - . Midget. 9st.: Oak Abbey. 9at.; Kilbegeail ' 9st.; Nkht Timt. 9st.; Ohinewairua, 9tt.

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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 217, 8 June 1920, Page 6

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THE TURF Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 217, 8 June 1920, Page 6

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