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MASTERTON MEETING TENTERFIELD WINS AUTUMN HANDICAP. Bv Telegraph.—Press Association. Masterton, March 19. The Masterton autumn meeting was held in fine weather, and there waa a fair attendance. The totalisator handled JD1G.176. as against £23,614 last year. Results:— JUMPERS’ FLAT HANDICAP, of 170 sovs. One mile and a quarter. Maniahera, lOst. 81b 1 Lord Nagar, 9«t. 111 b 3 Fisher, lOst. 191 b-. 3 Also started: O'Rane, 9st. 81b. Won easily. Time. 2min. lOseo. TRIAL STAKES, of 130 sovb. Five furlongs. Melting Moments, Bst. lib 1 Sunny Vale, 7st. 41b 2 Merry Day. 7st. 21b 3 Also started: Canadian Miss. 9at. 91b.; Tatoo, Bst. 31b.; -Mias Hanna. Bst. lib. Won by two lengths. Time. Imin. FLYING HANDICAP, of 250 sovb. Six furlongs. Chimera, 9st. 131 b 1 Raceful, Bst. 131 b 2 Probate. 6st. 131 b 3
Also started: Sweet Memory, Bst. 61b.; Astinome, Bst, 51b.; Manila. 6st. 71b. Won by a length. Time, Imin. 14 4-ssec. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 350 Bovs. One mile and a quarter. Teijterfleld. Bst. 31b 1 Matat.ua, Sat. 71b 2 Johnny Walker. 6st. 81b 3 Also started: Nobleman. Bst. 31b.; Scornful, 7st.
Won by a short head. Time. 2min. JUVENILE HANDICAP.: of 180 sovs. Five furlongß. Kilread, Bst. 131 b 1 Kiltime, 7st 2 Doucement. 7st. 61b. I 3 Won easily. Time, Imin. 3 l-ssec. MASTERTON HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs. Martian Miss, Sat. 81b 1 Kildee. Bst. 71b 2 The Digger. 7st. 7lb 3 Also started: Eloullus. 9st. 81b.; Tout Bon, 7st. 131 b.; Salutas. 7st.; Paris Fashion. 6st. 71b. Won bv a length. Time, Imin. 29 4-ssec. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 250 sovs.
Seven furlongß. Miss Maid, 7st. 21b 1 Little River. Bst. 81b 2 Astinome, 7st., 131 b ... 3 Also started: Lady General, 7st. 31b.: ITnnrangi, 6st. 71b. . Won bv a neck. Time, Imin. 28 2-ssec. DASH HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Automoana, 9st. 2!b 1 Gate Pah. 7st. 3lb J Sunbath, 7st. 111 b ;“•••••• 3 Also started: Kildeen, Bst 111 b.; Hallowvonia. Bst. 91b.: Fortune Teller, Bst. 511).; Brown Btudv, Busy, 6st. 121 b. Won by two lengths. Time, (Imin. 2 l-ssec. C.J.C. SCRATCHINGS. By Telegraph.—Pree« Association. Christchurch, March 19. Warlove has been scratched for tho Great Autumn Handicap, and Moonglow for all engagements at the C.J.C. meeting. WESTPORT MEETING KARAMEA WON BT By Telegraph.—Press Association. Westport. March 19. The first day of the Westport Jockey Club’s autumn meeting was held in showery weather. The totalisator handled £5435 as neainst £5164 on the first day last year. Results:— , TRIAL HACK HANDICAP,' of 60 sovb. Six furlongs and 80 yards. -Bora. 7st. 71b., 1: Lord Formby. 7»t. 111 b.. 2; Molly Mawk. 7st. 71b. Also started: Happy Valley. Sat. 31b.; Lady Bell. 7st. 101 b. Happy Valley was held up at the start inc-post, and took no part in the race. Won by four lengths. Time. Imin. 243 sec. GRANITY HANDICAP TROT, of 65 sovs. One mile—Elite, scr.. 1; Prince Cha-rliq, Usee.. 2; Acres Mol. 18sec., 3. Scratched: Bonnie Lad. Stella. Ashley. Emerald Green. Some Rose. Princess Peri. Won bv two lengths. Timo. 2m in. 10 sec. KARAMEA HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. One mile.
Benefit. Bst. 31b v Woodrow. Bst. 21b. 4 Also started: Falstaff, Bst. 131 b. , Won by two lengths. Time. Imin. 48 4-ssec. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 50 sovs. Five furlongs.—Merton. Bsti. 1; Bunny. 9st. 61b v 2: Walthea. Bst. 61b., 3. Scratched: Trady Bell. Treasure Ki.mr. Jon by a length. Timo. Imin. 6 2-ssec. Happy Valley was again unfortunate in being badly left at tho Btarijne nont.. WESTPORT HANDICAP TROT, of 65 sovs. One mile and a half—Avreß Mm. 26sec.. 1; Some Rose. 23sec., 2: Prince Charlie. 16sec.. 3. ScraUhed: Elite. Sixteen starters. Won by two lengths. Time. 4 ™ATTERSON MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Lady Middleton. Bst. 101 b.. and Tyne, Set. 51b.. dead heat 1: Zela. Bst.. 2. Also started: Mpllv Mawk. 8«t. s Won by a length. Time, linin. 35 2-ssec. ORAWAITI HANDICAP, of 60 bova. Six furlopctr and 80 yards— Fabiflco, Bst.,. 1: Lord Formby. 7st. ,111 b.. 2; Merton. Bst. 91b.. 3. Also started: Rora. 7st. 71b. Won by a le.'V-th. Time. Imin. 26 Z-bsec. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES.
Acceptances for the nocond race are: FLYING HACK HANDICAP, of 60 boi-b. Six furlongs and 88 , y ards.— Bunny. 9sti 91b.; Wolthea. Bst. 91b.; Rora. 8»t. 81b., Hapnv Valiev. Bst. 41b.; Lord Formby. Bst. 31b.; Redstone. 7et. 71b. WAIMANGAROA (TROT, of 65 «ovb. One znile.-Elite. scr.: Cotedrift. 4Bec.: Suddite sa-'C • Neut. 9bcc.: Harold Hue, 12sec., Prince Charlie. 13bcc. : Bonnie Lad. ISfiec.; M'Kinnev Again. Weec.: Some Rose. Usee.; A ores Moi. Rouble. Emerald Green. 18sec., Kolvnos. Mercadante, 21sec. BULLER HANDICAP, of 120 sovb One mile and a uuarter.—Benefit. Falstaff. 9st. 111? Ladv Middleton Bst. 61b.; Bst. 41b.: Woodrow. Bst. 21b.; Molly Mank. "’grandstand HANDICAP, of 60 sovs. Five furlongß.—Bunny, 9st. 9!1i.: Lad, O»zeley. 9st. 51b.: Morton. Bst. 101 b.: Wolthea. Sri. 91b • Hanny Valley. Bst. 41b. DENNISTON TROT HANDICAP, of 65 sovb. One mile and a half.—Elite, scr.; Coledrift. Ssec.: Neut. 13eec.; Harold Hue. 17aec,: Prince Cha.rlie. 19s e c.; Bonnie Lad, Kopara Dick. 218ec.: M Kinney Ag&b}’ 23sec.; Some Rose. 25sec.; Emerald <Jteete. Acres Moi. 26sec.: Billy Ashley, Ma cadante. Brooklyn Hall. Master Black. KolyD COL 3 VTN MEMORIAL HANDIOAP of 70 sovb. Seven fnrlongs.-Falßtaff Benefit. lOst. 11b.: Bunny. 9ri. 131 b.: Lady Middleton. 9st. 71b.: Woodrow Tyre. 9st 31b.. Roya.. Bst. 81b.: Zila. Bst. 31b.: Molly Mawk. "’FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 60 Bovs Rix furlongß and 24 yards.-Ladv Middleton. 9st. 41b.: Lady Gazeley. 9st. 21b.. Merton. Sst. 101 b.: Lord Formby. Hanny Valley, Bst. 31b.; Alisamon. 7st. 161 b.; Zela. 7st. 91b.
WELLINGTON RACING CLUB
NOMINATIONS FOR AUTUMN MEETING. The following are the nominations for the Wellington Racing Club’s Autumn Meeting: — _ FIRST DAY. FIRST JUMPERS’ FLAT HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. One mile and a half.-Dick. Pariform, Whipcord. King Star, Lord Nagar, Multiplane, Fisher, Powder King, Pacific Slope, Kipling, Papanui 0 Rane. PLUNKET NURSERY HANDICAP, of 350 sovs Five furlongs.—Armorel, Danger Zone, Thespia, Fuluame, Rurmoai. Douceinent. Spelsbury, The Hawk, loa Taua, Taipalru, Anomaly Winning Hit, Purple Snur, Red Hind, Unic, Lord Martian, Mockery, Princess Pat, Soultrini, Absurdura, Rose of Athens, Lady Violet. Rugby, Sleeping Beauty, Creme do Menthe, Zero Hour Prince Ferouz, Soldiers Love, Pluto Kildeen. Martial Dawn. Password. H^^ OI THOMPSON e HANDICAP. of 1500 sovs One mile.- Foo Chow, Counter Attack Tigritiya, Chrysostuin, Esperance, Red Ribbon, Warraweo. Maioha. Early Dawn, Raceful. Nursing Sister. Bonotter. Mimic. Royal Stag, Winter Wind, Sweet Song, Dainty Step. Johnny Oashmere, Satisfaction, Golden Bubble, Parisian Diamond, Asterinn. War Baby. Bagdad, Prince Hal. La Paloma, basanof. Truthful, Silver Link. Clean Sweep Heather Sprig, Marqueteur, Royal Star, Plnnß Silver Teak, Rouen. Inah. Ihght Commander, 80-Peep mail Tama-a-roa, Askari, Molyneaux, Tinohoro. Royal Abbey, Radial Bonnie Heather, Bandy, Will Oakland. Rose Wreath, Prince Martian, Callaghan. N SILVERSTR.EAM HANDICAP, of 350 ?ov». One mile.—Pitch Dark, Rada, Blnclk Night, scrimmage. Silk Rein. Sunny Loch. Sweet Festive, Royal. Battery, gauntry Air Sncncity, Vindictive, I him. Penalty, Egotism* Strategy. Rimutaka. Flying Nell. Halloronia. Auckland. Malaga. RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 600 rfova Rix furlongs.—Barleycorn. Counter Attack, Going Up. Hvmarty, Listowel. Tigritiya, Chrysostiinu Wake. Maioha.. Early Dawn. Nursing Sister. Mies Mimic. Oashmere, Satisfaction. Pyjama. Golden Rubble, Parisian Diamond. Prince. Hal. Canyon. Wogan. Truthful. Silver Link. !!„,« Silver Peak, American Beauty, Inah. Solfan. olio. Blackmail. Hnsne Snnart King Abbey. Rossini, Will Oakland, KiJInweii. Mustard Pot. TINAKORI HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. Six furlffngs.—Lord' Usk, Lady Lncullus. For-
tune Teller, Rada, Fabrinade, Maropa, Coalition. Cheer Up. Martian Miss, Sunny Loch, Autumoana, Mosthenes, Sunny Jim, Jax2, Necessity, Roseday. Active, Russet, Mllitalre, Whirlwhata, Makere, Egotism, Pussyfoot, Strategy, Brown. Winney. Jackaroo, Birkie, Flying Nell, Island, Blackhead, SECOND DAY. SECOND JUMPERS’ FLAT HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. One mile and three furlongs.—Dick, Pariforin, /Whipcord, King Star, Lord Nagao, Multiplane, Fisher, Powder King, Pacific Slope. Royal lottery, Trentham Robs, Kipling, Papanui, O'Rane. HUTT HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. One mile—Counter Attack.‘ Hymarty. Listowel, Chrysostum, Warrawee, Early Dawn, Nursing Sister, Bonetter, Miss Maid, Insurrection, Rojyil Exchange, Winter Wind. CaßhßTere, Satisfaction, Sunny Loch, Asterina. War Baby. Bagdad. Prince Hal. La Paloma, Truthful, Heather Sprig, Cave Rock, Silver Peak. Rose Pink, BoPecp. Hastie, Askari, Molyneaux, Radial. Bonnie Heather. Makere. Egotism. Handy, Will Oakland. Rose Wreath, Prince Martian. Killowen, Auckland. Callaghan.
MURITAI HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. One mile. —Pitch Dark. Rada. Cheer Up, Martian Mies, Halifax. Scrimmage, Silk Rein, Sunny Loch, Sweet Song. La Palom.i, Mosthenefl. Festive, Necessity, Country Air, Sagacity, Vindictive, Egotism, Strategy, Rimutaka. Flying Nell. Hallovonia, Auckland, Malaga. AUTUMN. HANDICAP, of 1000 sovb. One milo and three furlongs—Foo Chow, Kilrush. Vagabond. Gasbag, Esperance, Red Ribbon, Warraweo, Maioha, Tenterfield, Im urrection, Royal Stag, Sweet Song. Bwnv Maid, Dainty Step. Bagdad, Pente. La Paloma. Clean Sweep. Heather Sprig. Maroueteur, Royal Star, Cave Rock, Eleue, Rouen. Flight Commander, Woody Glen, Sunart. Askari, Molyneaux, Tinohoro, Bonnie Heather. Rose Wreath. Nobleman. PACIFIC HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs. Six furlongs—Palestrina, Armorel, Danger Zone, Thespian. Fulsome, Rurmoai, Spelsburv, The Hawk, Toa Taua. Taipairu, Rational, Anomaly. Winning Hit, Purple Spur. Red Hind, Kick-Off. Princese Pat, Soultrini, Mermin, Absurdum, Mockery, Rose of Athens, Sleeping Beauty, Rugby, Tatatete, Creme de Menthe, Zero Hour, Aureate, Soldier's Love, Pluto, Humboldt. TRENTHAM GOLD CUP. of 1000 sovs. Two uni'.Cß.—Foo Chow. Kilrush, Rose Queen Vagabond, Gasbag. Red Ribbon, Maioha, Royal Stag, Duo. Halifax, Johnny Walker. Sasanof, Truthful. Marqueteur, Eleue Rouen, Sunart- Royal Abbey. SUBURBAN HANDICAP, of 750 sovs. Six furlongs.—Barleycorn. Counter Attack, Going Up, Hymarty. Listowel, Tigntiya, Chrvsostum. Wake, Maioha. Early Dawn. Nursing Sister, Raceful. Miss Mimic, .Winter Wind, Cashmere. Pyjama, Satiafaction. Golden Rubble, Parisian Diamond, Asterina,. Automoana, Prince Hal, Canyon. Wogan, Truthful, Silver Link, Clean Sweep. American Beauty. Inah, Solfanello Blackmail, Hastie. Astinome, Tama-a-roa King Abbey, Radial. Rosaini. Bandy, Will Oakland, Strategy. Brown Winney, Killowen, Callaghan. Mustard Pot. BELMONT HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. Six furlongs—Lord Usk, Lady Lucullus, Fortune Teller, Rada, Fabrinade,. Maropa, Coalition. Black Night, Automoana, Prince Hal. Mostheneß, Sunny Jim, Jazz, Rosedav, Active. Russet. Militaire, Plum, Whiriwhata. Makere. Penalty, Pussyfoot, Brown Winnev, Jackaroo. Bireme. Birkie, Flying Nell, island. Blackhead. FINAL PAYMENTS. The following horses remain in the— NEW ZEALAND ST. LEGER STAKES, 1921, of 550 sovs. One mile and threeMr. Ut <; rS M. Currie’s ch. c. Listowel, by Absurd—Lysistrata. Mr. <T. A. Duncan’s br. c., by Demos„B.enes —Biftheur. , , . _ , Messrs. Byrne and Gleenson s ch. f. Pente. by Demosthenes —Kautuku. Mr. A. B. Williams’s br. c. Gasbag, by Demosthenes— Lady Celia. Dr. A. K. Newman s b. _c. Halifax, by Hallowmas —Happy Maid. Mr. W. F. Desha’s Duo, by Demosthenes— NORTH ISLAND CHALLENGE STAKES, 1921, of 1000 sovs. Seven furlongs. Mr. A. Alexander’s Silver Link, by Achilles—Secret Link. Mt. F. S. Rutherford's b. f. MartianPersian Lilac. , Mr. Donald M'Leod’s b. f. Soldiers Love, by Martian—Lichen. Mr. W. G. Stead's ch. c. Mermin, by Absurd—Sea Elf. , , Mr. H. B. Gibson's br. c. Rational, by Absurd—Cowl. - -ru i Mr. A. B. Williams’s br. f. Fulsome, by Absurd— Eulogy. Estate of W. J. Douglas. Maioha. Mr. Angus M. Gibbons’s f.. by Boniform— Northern Rose. . Mr. R. Eliot’s br. f. Miss Muriel, by Lucullus—Lady BobS. TUnnV Mr. F. Dnvis’s b. f. Aureate, by All Black —Aurarius. Mr. G. D. Greenwood’s Pluto. Mr. M. Murray’s br. f.. by Goldfinder Repent. _ _ , Mr. W. R. Kemball’s Raceful. Mr. J- S. M'Leod’s Kick-Off. RACING IN ENGLAND GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. imstralian-New Zealand Cable Association. (Rec. March 19. 5.5 p.m.) London, March 18. There was a record crowd at Aintree. and the Royal party received a great ovation The Prince of Wales visited the course before 7 o'clock in the morning, and witnessed the gallops, inquiring the names of the Grand National candv dates. He chatted with the trainers and iockevs. and walked round the course. Tiifl following is the result of theGRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE of 3590 sovb. About four miles 856 yards. Shaun Spadah, by Easter Prize Ruzialka — J Bore, bv Ormondale —Betty Bramble ... 2 All White, by White Eagle—Colonia ... 3 There were thirty-seven runners. Bees rode the winner. . The race was a most dramatic one. All the horses fell on the first circuit except the winner. Brown. Bore’s rider, broke hiß collarbone. Shaun Spadah was the only h° r "e *° cover the course without mishap. Turkey Buzzard was fourth. No other horse finished. A similar position arose in 1911. when Glenside was the only horse to complete without falling, and finished at a walking pace. A ROYAL RIDER. Australian-New Zealand Cable Association. (Rec March ?A 6.5 p.m.) London, March 18. The Prince of Wales will probably ride two or three horses at a combined Army inter-hunt) point -to-poirft meeting at Cottesmore, on Monday. V.A.T.C; RACES ST. HILDA CUP WON BY MUFTI. By Telegraph—Press Association-Copyright. (Rec. March 26. 5.5 p.m.) Melbourne, March 19. Tho races substituted for the Futurity Stakes and the Oakleigh Plate resulted as follow:- KITjDA onp Mufti '• 1 Aecrington f King of the Sea •, 0 Wolloff made the running along the berk but was displace!! by Earlborn. who led into the straight, attended bv Mufti, who shook off a. determined challenge by Accrington, and won by half a length. Time, 2min. 36sec. SOUTH YARRA HANDICAP. Inch ’ Lisnavane " Gold Tie - ; 4 Inoh went to the front at the distance, and won bj' a head. Time. Imin. 14sec.
NOTES AND COMMENTS
Bt Gtßxcoa. The annual meeting of the Rangitikei Racing Club will be held on the Bulls course to-morrow and on Wednesday. The jumper Luperino changed hands last week, and is now owned by Mr. L. B. Harris, of Huntly. Acceptances for the Feilding meeting close to-night. . ’ As was the case at Napier recently, there was a big shrinkage in the totalisator receipts at the Masterton meeting, and it looks as if the depression which has been reported for some time is now commencing to show on the racecourses. The death is reported from Shannon of the well-known sportsman, Mr. J- JO'Regan, who used to race Ladify. Owners are reminded that acceptances for the Wairarapa meeting close to-night Mr. W. R. Kemball had quite a field day at the Masterton meeting on Saturday, when Tenterfleld. Martian Miss, and Miss Maid all won for him. while Lord Nagar and Raceful filled second place. Moonglow, who won the hurdle race at the recent Waimate meeting, has a pedigree that is not common in jumpers. He is by Treadmill, from the fashionablybred Snnglow. He is owned by Mr. R. Acton-Adams, and is a stablemato of Lochella. ~ _ The Field Battery gelding Gold Coast changed hands recently, and is to race at the Coast meetings duflng the Easter holidays. Acceptances for nil events at the C.J.L. meeting close on Wednesday next. J. Lowe leaves for Lyttelton to-night with Insurrection who is to race in the Great Autumn Handicap, in which he will be ridden by W. Kitchener. H. Telford goes south on Wednesday with Solfanelto and Blackmail, both of whom will start in the Great Faster Handicap. In a gallon over six furlongs on Thursday the chestnut mare finished in front of Solfanello. FalstaJT had his first race for his new owner at Westport on Saturday, but once
again failure had to be written against the Riddiford cast-off. Stuart Waddell has decided to take the two-year-old Anomaly to Ellerslie for the Champagne Stakes, aud J. O'Shea has been engaged to ride him. The same horseman will have the mount on Pente in the Oaks.
Automoana has been penalised lOlbs. in the Ngatipa Hack Handicap at the.Rangl* tikei meeting for his win at Masterton on Saturday.
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