THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 215, 9 June 1920, Page 8

THE TURF

AUCKLAND ACCEPTANCES. By Telegraph—Frees Association. Aueklandi Juno 8. ■ The- following aro the acceptances for the third day of the Auckland Racing Club's Meeting:TAMAKI STEEPLECHASE, of 300 bow. Three miles and a, half.—Monopole, list. 121b. j Oaklcigk, list 91b.; John Bunny, lOst. 41b.; Totara Jack. lOst. lib.; Southland, IDst. 41b. j Ma Copper, 9st. 71b.; Maira, 9st. 71b.; Poria, 9st: 71b. OHAKEI HUKDLES. of 275 sots. One mile and three-quarters.—Kcreone, list. 21b.; Doviatlon, list.; Keystone, lOst. 101b.; Otira, 9st.'lJlb.; Indy Energy, 9st. 121b.; General Stephen, 9st. 81b.; Ma Copper, 9st. 31b.; Ohoreka, 9st.; Multiplane 9st.; Golden Petal, 9at.; Mlddlemark, 9st.; St. Carl,. 98t.; Shell Shock, 9st.; Toby, 9st.i Hessian, 9st.; Gladwin, 9Et.; Mary Bruco, 9st.; Mentraore, 9st. YORK WELTER HANDICAP, of 750 sovsOne mile—Parisian Diamond, 12st,; Maneamahoe, lOst. 131b.; Hylluc, lOst. 41b.; Rockfleld, lOst. 41b.; Trespass, lOat. 41b.; Gold Kip, 9st. 81b.; Blue Cross, 9st. 41b.; Tama-a-roa, 9st. 41b.; Arrah, 9st.; Waiutia, 9st.; Te Oro. 9st.; Archie, 9at.; Penona. 9st.; Demoiselle. 9st. WINTEK STEEPLECHASE, of 1000 sots. •About three >milcs.-01d Mungindl, 12st.; Oladful, list. 41b.; Omahu, lOst. 121b.; Slowcoach, lOst. 31b.: lkttletide. lOst.i Tenacious, lOst.; Oakleigh, 9st. 101b.; Fir6t Call, Sat. 71b.; Peneton, 9st. 71b. CAMPBELL HURDLES, of 500 sovb. Two miles.—Thrace, list. 71b.: Omahu, list. 31b.; Kekanul, list, lib.; Mill o' Gowrie, lOst. 'lb.; Cynic. lOst. 81b.; Gluetanus. 9st. '-21b.; Pendofrn, 9st. 101b.; Oreore, 9Bt. 61b. VISITORS' HANDICAP, of 400 boys. Five furlongs..—King Abbey, ll3t. 51b.: Golden Bubble, JOet. 101b.; Bedford, lOst.' 61b.; Orowhurst, lOst. 61b.; OUecn Abbey, tOst. 61b.; Tama-a-roa, 9at. 71b.: Asterina, 96t. 41b.; Bir Lupin, 9st. 41b.; Prince Charlcroi, Set.; Independence, 9at.; Emerald Hill, 90t.; Hori. 9st.: Pinkop, 9st.; Olonmcl, 9st.; Jocular, 9st.; SatTalcßß, 9st.; Princess Charming. 9st;; Dear Sweet, 9st.; Midget, ?st.; Oak Abbey, 9st. j Ohinewairua, Set. PITZROY WELTER HANDICAP, of 275 sovs. One mile.—Royal Abbey, list. 31b.; Sir Fanciful, list, lib.; Demoiselle. lOst. 131b.; Kareao, lOst. 61b.; Khubla Khan, tOet. 51b.; Tuipa, lOst.; Scottish Knight, Ist. 121b.; Monocrat, 9st. 81b.; No Botlier, 9st. 81b.; New Zealand, 9st. 71b.; Flowing Bowl, 9st. 71b.; Some Fnshion, Set. 61b.; King Albyn, 9at. 61b.; North Loburn, 9st. 31b.; Texas Lass, 9st. 31b.; Nun Errant, 9st.; Aircraft, 9st.; Somlac, 9st.; Merrio Prince, 9st.; Lyre, 9st.; Actrice, 9st. NOTES AND COMMENTS < By Glencob. Owners are reminded that entries for all events at the Winter Meeting of tho Hawke'a Bay Jockey Olub, closo on Friday next. Weights for the first day's handicaps at tho Napier meeting will be mado publio on Saturday next, and acceptances closo on the following Tuesday. The Gisborne meeting will open to-mor-row and will be concluded on Saturday. Tho club will suffer by tho embargo of the Seamen's Union to carry horses, and the meeting will be for local horses only. Amongst the horses to race in the Maiden event at Gisborne to-morrow is Over There, a full brother to Gazlquo. Over There seems to be possessed of extraordinary pace, and at Hastings in the autumn he. surprised . everybody by leading for five fifi-longa in the Hawko's Bay Stakes. Tho Winter Meeting of tho Auckland Racing Olub will bs concluded to-day. Amongst tho runners in the Tamakl Steeples at Ellerslio to-day, are Oakleigh, winner of the Maiden Steeples, and Totara Jack, winner of tho Hunt Club Cup. Tho last-named has a pull of 191b. in tho weights, and should be able to account for Oakleigh. When racing prominently in the flack Hurdles on Monday Deviation fell a furlong from home. Tho. Rototawa-bred horse may bo expected to complete tho course without mishap to-day. . Private advices received from Ellerslie state that Gold Kip is expected to do a lot better to-day than he has done for some time past. The chestnut, gelding ib a smart performer whon at his best. Slowcoach, a place-getter behind Locholla in both the Great Northern Hurdles and Steeplechase, may probably go out a good favourite in the Winter Steeplechaso to be run to-day. ' For a maiden performer Mill o' Gowrie covered herself with glory by her good showing behind Lochella in the Great Northern Hurdles. R. Hannon's maro will have plenty of support if she is saddled up for tho Campbell Hurdles to-day. In the Visitors' Handicap at Ellerslio to-day H.' Gray will rida Golden Bubblo and A. Oliver will havo the mount on Asterina. The jjair aro smart beginners and the.contest between them should bo an interesting one. , 7 .. SALE OF RACING STOCK By Tolegranh—Press Association Auckland, June 8. ■ At the sale of racing stock at Ellorslie to-day among the lote sold were Mangamahoe to Mr. Potts for 700 guineas, Queen Abbey to Mr. Whitburn for 560 guineas, Totara Jaok to Messrs. Bruce and M'Artcn for 125 guineas,-and' Golden Bubble to Mr. Eva for 500 guineas. Mill o' Gowrie and Kekanui were. passed in, but were subsequently purchased by Mr. W. R. Kemball.