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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 234, 28 June 1921, Page 7

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CHRISTCHURCH HUNT CLUB HANDICAPS. By Telegraph—Press Association. , Christchurch, June 27. Tho following are the Christchurch Hunt Club handicaps:— KENNELS HURDLES HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Two miles and three-quarters.—En-dure, 12st. 31b.; Phil .Muy, 9st. 131 b.; Innisfalien. 9st. 31b.; Orange Pip. Heroweare, New Day, 9st. BRABAZON WELTER HANDICAP, of IQO sovs. One mile. —Borne Kid, lOst. 111 b.; Caverock. lOst. 51b.; Link Up, 10st. 31b.; King Star, Counter-Attack. Iliero, lOst. lib.; Ahlka, Out. 111 b.; Tlrangea, 9at. 101 b.; High Heels. 9st. 91b.: Nautical. Vice-Regal, 9st. Bib.; Indus, Ost. 21b.; Lord Ashlea., Tvne, Micky Free. Bomb, Pussyfoot. 9st. HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs.—St. Hasel, list. 31b.: Demonstrate, Vice-Regal, list. 21b.; Carabine, lOst. 131 b.; High Heels, lOst. 101 b.; Will Prosper, lOst.. Sib.; Bomb. 9st. 131 b.; Grim Joke, Shandy, 9st. sib.; Pussyfoot, 9st. lib.; Amendment. Fabisco. Red Gown, Tarzan, Silveriest. 9st. TUCK HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE, of 15l) sovs. Two miles and u half.—Homely, Endure, list. 131 b.; King Star. list. 31b.; Hytem, list. 21b.; Tidal Wave. Six-Cylin-der. 10« t. lib.; Trickery, 9st. 71b. HUNTERS’ PLATE, of 150 sovs. One mile and three-quartern.—Phil May, 12st. 131 b.; Bundy. Hytem. JZr.t. 91b.; Nautiboy, 12st. 31b.; Grim Joko, Innisfallen, 12st. 21b.: Orange Pin, list. 91b.; Lilybrook, Tidal Wave, list? Bib,; Herewearo, list. 71b.; Now- Day, list. 21b.: Bay Lupin, Itrick Ahov. Master Peter, list. TUAHTWI TROT, of 100 sovs. One mile and a half.—Xavier, per.; Julius, 13sec.; Serenity, Tawara, 16sec.: Alarm Bell, Ano Nay. Ringway, 17sec.; Cardinal and Blue, Kinthorpe. IBsec.; Wet Day, Golden Sun, Dook-out. 19sec.; Tydol. Apnleshaw, Miss Locandi. Harold Burwood, General Bront, Merry Thorpe. Bing Boy, Barry G„ 21sec. SPRINGBANK TROT, of 100 sovs. Two miles.-Wahine.pawai. scr.; Prince L/ons, 4sec.; Leila Denver, ssec.; Serenity, 7see.; Tawara-, Esec.: Alarm Bell, Ano Nay. 9sec.; Kinthorpe, lOsec.: Wet Day. llsec.; After Hours. Turmoil, Tydol. Appleshaw. Coronel. Merry Thorpe, Bing Boy, Golden Peter. Anton Water. Msec. GRAND PRIX DE PARIS WON BY LEMONORA. ’Australian-New Zealand Cable Association London, June 26. At the Paris summer meeting, the following was the result of the •GRAND PRIX DE PARIS; colts 9st. 21b.. fillies Bst. 131 b. About one mile and seven furlongs. Mr. J. Watson’s ch. c. Lemonorti. by Lemberg—Honora, 9st. 21b 1 Flechois 2 Harpocrato 3 Paris, Juno 26. Tho Grand Prix is the most valuable race in the world. This year it was worth 400,000 francs. There was disappointment that Lord Derby’s Glorioso was absent, owning to lameness. The victory of Lemonoru, one of the two English horses, was most popular. Seventeen horses run. (Rec. June 27, 8.45 p.m.) London, June 27. Lemonora’s win makes the third suecesßlvo Grand Prix won by English horses.—Aus’.-N.Z. Cable Assn. DEATH OF THE DERBY WINNER HUMORIST FOUND DEAD IN STABLES. Australian-New Zealand Cable Association. (Rec. June 27, 5.5 p.m.) London, Juno 27. The Derby winner. Humorist, was found dead in his stables, after breaking a small blood-vessel at, the Ascot meeting, which had not been regarded seriously. RACING IN AUSTRALIA ROSEHILL HANDICAP. By Telegraph—Presa Association—Copyright (Rec. June 27, 7.55 p.m.) Sydney, Juno 27. The weather was fine for tho holiday. At the Itosehill races tho following was tho result of the NURSERY HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Loyal Irish 1 Science 2 Magnestown 3 Won by a length. Time. Imin Itjaec. A.J.C. AND V.R.O. 'WEIGHTS. Sydney, June 27. . Weights for the Epsom Handicap include Eerythmic (top) lOst. 21b.; Duo, 9st. 21b.. and Biplane, Bst. 81b. For the Metropolitan. Eurythmic (top) lOst. 21b.; Duo, 9st. 21b., and Finmark. Est. 51b. Melbourne, June 27. Weights for the Caulfield Chip include Eurythmic, (top) 10st. 41b.; Finmark Sat. 21b.; Cupidon, 6st. 101 b.; and Conniston, 6st. 101 b. For the Melbourne Cup. Eurythmic (top). lOst. 51b.: Duo, 9st. lib.; Finmark. Bst. 21b.; Athens 11, 7st. 21b.; Cnnidon, Big Chief, Loyal Irish, and Kick Off, 6at. 101 b. NOTES AND COMMENTS By Glkncov Tho Dtinnevirke Hunt Club’s meeting i« to he held to-morrow The disappointing Hurry Up is being hacked about at Awanunl, and later on he will join tho active workers in G. Price’s stables. It will be- interesting to see how the Wellington handicapper assesses Coalition and Lochella, in the Wellington Steeplechase. Both horses have tho distinction of having won the Grrmd National Stopplechase and tho Great Northern steeplechase. The W&verloy-trained ISlmon was expected to win a race at tho Hastings meeting, but he seemed unable to jump in the heavy going, and this disability spoilt any chance he had. Sir Agnes gave a much better showing at Hastings, where the going was on the heavy side, to what he did a week earlier at Napier, but faulty jumping Apoilt his chances. If tho going is very heavy at Trenthnm the old chestnut goldink may get on the winning list. - The attention of jockeys and trainers t, directed to tho fact that applications for licenses for tho incoming season must bo sent in not later than July I—Friday of this week. Admiral Codrington was telegraphed as a starter in the Final Handicap at Hastings on Saturday, but this was an error. There is nothing amiss with Mr. F. Lysnnr’s horso, and ho will compete at tho Wellington and Rlccarton meet Ings-

in Queensland tilev race two-year-olds over much longer distances than Is the custom In the Dominion. One of this neo In Ladomond was runner-up in the Q.T.C. P.oyal Stakes, nine furlongs, and it was only the crack stayer Fairy Pnb. who bent him while the Cun winner Tinpevan and Pah Kins finished behind him. Dimeter, who now races at the pony meetings in Sydney. Is a. consistent placegetter, but h°. rarely wins a race. At Victoria Park on Juno 15 he finished second Quadrant in the first division of the Flying Handicap. At the Williamstown meeting this month the steeplechase was won by lolaus. who carried 12« t. 121 b. The winner, who is ' favourite for the V.R.O Grand National Steeplechase to be run on July 9, was ridden by th" ox-New Zealander IT. J. Thompson, who will also have the mount at Flemington. The well-known Palmerston North rltlor, H. D. Tjorrignn, who was rather badly injured 'by the faPtn? of Multivo nt Auckland, was operated, on in a private hrrnltal. end In prorr.essln" favourably. The six outside subscriptions to M v . T. TT. Lowry's xccent’y-tm ported sire ’•'Am John were soon booked and t.ho followin';’ mares are to bn mated with htrti this nen son:—-Salute, Tressidn. fltrnga, Makepeace. Chuckle, and Star Glow. fn future all races run at Avondale win carry a, fourth prize. The Avondale Cun Is to be worth £20(10. £.500 will go to the second horpo. .£2OO to the third, and £lOO to the fourth. At the annual mooting of the Haring Conference on Joly 10 the proposal that all .’licenses should be Issued by a committee. of the conference will again rorne np for consideration. If the proposal Is carried the committee will consist, of a Teprespntativo from each of the district committees, with tho president as chairman. TROTTING AUCKLAND ACCEPTANCES. P>y Telegraph—Press Association./ Auckland, Juno 27. Following- are tho acceptances for the second slay of the Auckland Trotting Club's meeting:— ELLERPLIH HANDICAP. 01 200 bovs. Ono railo and a half.—Golden Gate, Caterpillar. Nikom, Rema. Guava, Molly Pnry, Lady Stepney, Lady Lonsdale, Sir Robert Wirihana, Ripon Bell, Oonnio, Gmpass. Te Pol. Erica’s Drcam, Native Boy. limit: Imperial George. Miss Patch. 12yds. behind; Ninnies Heir. Lunar Dillon. ’2vd». behind; Fairbairn. 58yds. behind; Wild Nut. Kereone. Canberra. 60yds. behind; Peter Hum. Eleu Norn, 72yds. behind: Hebisc.a. 132yds. behind. ALEXANDRA HANDICAP, of 750 ws. Two miles.—Prize Pearl. Lady Swlthin. limit: Ttorke’s Drift. 12yds. behind; Comedy Chief. Nita. Bell, 24yds. behind; Lord Rose Huon Grattan. 58yds. behind: Emilies. 6Oyds. behind: Whispering Willie. 72vds. behind: Dean Dillon. 152yds. behind. REMUERA HANDICAP, of 250 ?ovs. Two miles.—Hie Grande. Llbater. limit: To Ateahinea-, 12yds. behind; Appeal. Hova, < 25yds. behind; Lena. Pateh, 36yds. lenind:

Hint Bluewood. 60yds. behind; Bronze Patch 72yds. behind; Grattan Abbey, 64yds. behind; King Capitalist 96yds. behind; Speculator. 108yds. .behind; TV on derIcnd Belmont Chimes. 120yde. behind. MANUKAU HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. Dim ra jl e ._X,ady Somerset. Thea, Pel] , Logan. William Tho-First, Miss Rolfe, Itotliclilfe. limit; Manuka Park. Breadalhane. Doreon Dillon. Ben Lomond, 12yds. behind; Strategy. Huon Grattan, Itorkere Drift. 36yds. behind; Eccentric, Gold Girl, All Bell. 4flvdn. behind. . „ , nniLBBOROUGII TROTTING TLANDsCAP of 30(1 sovs. Two miles.—Rita- Galindo Timbell. Teddy M'Klnlry. Mutu. limit- Sir Wildmoor, Malnrnbury, Miss ITuon’ Junior, 12yds. behind: Ambcrito, Scientist. Tiki, My Junior. 24yds. behind; Ballin. Kirikiriroa-, Rio Grande, Lobster, 48vdn. behind; Nativ© Kins. 12Cyda. behind* Grattan .Abbey, 156yds. bebnd; Belmont Chimes, 193ydH. behind .JUNCTION HANIM CAB. of 3CO flova. One mile and a half.-Moondrift. Coal Lipht, Peter Edv/en, Lady Dunmore. Sal Pointer, Louvima, Lady Wildwood On, Enid limit; Devrine, Camille. 12yds. behind- Ladv Burlington. 24yds. behind; Kcmpsey. Piletta., Wairemnna. 36yds. behind- George The Fourth. Gallipoli. Mount Albert Treanac, Hymen Jewel Wood, Peter King. 48yds. behind: General Advance, 60yds. behind: Thea-. .’T hind: Strategy, 108yds. behind; Gold Girl, 120yds. behind. INSULATION HANDICAP, of 250 sovs.. One mile.-Gold Flake. Moondrift To Atahiaea.,Master Grattan. Oro. Mykot. The Scout,’ Koriro, Winjlrina. Peter Scott, Lady Wildwood, Enid. Hetty King, limit; Livrin, Handsome I.nd, Jlamarou. Biuo King Never Will. 12yds. behind; Fisherton 'Piletta. Hedgewood, Albert Patch. 24yd!s. behind; Hockaway. Illumination, Ambush. Sand Drift, Great Britain Rnanui 36vds. behind; Agnes Chief, Prineo Poole, 48vds. behind; Queen Pirate, Van Coronado. Dorothy Dimple. 60yds. behind; IWeadalbane, 72yds.