THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 49, 21 November 1921, Page 7

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THE WINTON MEETING .GENERAL ADVANCE WINS CUP. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Invercargill, November 19. The Winton. Jockey Club’s annual meet, ing was opened to-day in beautiful Weather. There was a large attendance, and the track was slightly holding, but it improved. The totalisator staff bundled the sum of <£19,733 10s., compared with .£20,645 10s.. for the corresponding day last season. I Results: — TRIAL STAKES, of 130 sovs. Six furlongs. Horse Signal, Bst. 121 b. ... (O. Voight) 1 Vice-Royal, Bsi.-71b 2 Gunlayer, Bst. 101 b,, 3 Also started: Blazes, Ost.; Lord Barkly, Fleasurefomi, Will Shot, .Meccano, Moore ka, Red Mac, Martial Dance, Naomi, Bst. 101 b.; Illume, Bst. 71b. Won by a head, same second and third. Illume and Moereka fell. Time, lmin. Irsee. ‘ HOKONUI TROT, of 175 sovs. Two miles. Royal Oak, 13sec (F. E. Jones) 1 Lucy Prince, 9sec 2 Seaward Spot, 4sec, Also started: Lindetta, scr.; The Shiek, • 4eec.; Laura Child, Gsec.; Vitalis, Tahiti, Eppie Adair, Lady Chime, llseo.; Wallroom, Eros, Indian Child, 12scc.; The Rebel, 13see. Won by eight lengths; four lengths between second and third. Time, 4min. WINTON CUP, of 500 sovs. One mile > and a quarter. General Advance, 7st. 131 - (J. Andrews) 1 Tin Soldier, 7st. 61b 2 Etta,- 7st. 81b ■••••••——-r-r-";. Also started: Rorkes Drift, 9st. 61b.; Kilkee, Bst. 71b.; Mazama, Bst. 71b.; Burrangong, 7st. 121 b.; Almoner, 7st. 101 b.; Twinkle, 7st. 61b.; Glenshine, 7at. 51b.; Redstone, 7st. Won by a length and a haff; a neck second and third. Time, 2min. lOsec. WINTON STAKES, of 250* sovs. Six furlongs. * St. Augustus, Bst. 31b. (L. . McDonald) 1 Rose Lady, 7st. 91b 2 Calibration, 7st. 91b Also started: Lady Sentinel, 7st. 91b.; Salerno, 7st. 91b.; Liqueur, 7st. 91b.; Francaise, 7st„ 91b.; Gay Gauntlet, 7st. W Won by two lengths; a length second and third. Time, lmin. 15 2-ssec. FLYING HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs. Mantua, 7at. 61b CO. Emerson) 1 Orderdown, 7st. " Thistlecrown, 7st. 61b. '"g—" Also started: Marching Order, 7st. 71b ; : Lima, 7st. 61b.; Pallah, 7st. 41b.; Red Ad- • mir’al, 7st.; Glensponse, 7st. i Won by two lengths; same second and 'I third. Time, linin'. 15eec. STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of -00 sovs. Two miles and a halt. . Achilleus, lOst. 51b. ... (T. O’Connell) 1 Calma, list. " Glenisln, list. 41b. " Also .started: Sylvia, 9st. 131 b.; Luigi, 9st. 131 b.; Wicklow, 9st. 21b. ' Won by two lengths; forty leng.h second and third. Timo. 6min. 9sec. OTAPIRI TROT, of 150 eove. One mile and a half. Logan’s Drive, 13sec (T. Wallis) 1 . Kelvin Wilkes, 13sec. " Passing Shadow, llsec Also started: Sprinter, 4ee:.; Satin Boy, Bsec.; Moonglow, Socialist, Bonny Boy, Usee.; Lady Joffre, Moreen Young Weary, Strathlorn, Major Hector, Welcome Knight, Coleraine, Fashion Plate, Cottage Girl, Ardlussa, 13sec i Won by a length and a half; three lengths second and third. Time, 3min. TRADESMEN'S HACK HANDICAP, of , 150 sovs. Seven furlongs. Royal Admiral, Bst. 31b. (R. McLellan) 1 Mirza, Bst. Also-started: Calauna, Samtun fet. 61b.; Windermere, 7st. 81b.; Wild Night, 7st. 51b.; Lomagundi, Lady Winston, ■' 7st. 41b. . Won by a length. Time, Imm. 29 l-ssec. acceptanceTfor to-day. The following acceptances have been received for to-day:— A AVARUA HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs.

RACING IN ENGLAND DERBY CUP WON BY AYMESTRY. CReo. November'' 20, 5.5 p.m.) London, November 19. 'The following was the result of the race for tho DERBY CUP, of 1325 sovs. One mile and three-quarters. Aymestry, by Corcyra.—Espoir Dore ... 1 Willonyn, by Willonyx—Rue Time ... 2 Riverside Fairy, by Poet laureate— Kilgobbin Maid 3 This was the only important handicap of ths season won by the first favourite. Aymestry boat Willonyn by a head. His victory was due to a powerful effort by Lynch, who rodo Milonko, the winner of tho Cambridgeshire Stakes. A ro-

mantic feature of Aymestry’s success is the fact that the horse changed hands a few days ago, recalling the parallel case of Galigula, tho winner of the 1920 St. Leger.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.

NOTES AND COMMENTS By Glbncob. Owners are given a reminder that acceptances for the Feilding meeting close ic-uight. The Ashhurst meeting takes place on Wednesday. The first event is timed to start at 11.45 a.m. Entries for all events at the Manawatu Racing Club's summer meeting ciose on Friday next. Nominations for tho Dannevirko meeting are due on Friday. Apparently there is still plenty of money in Auckland for pleasure purposes. On Saturday the Otahuhu r l rotting Club had an increase in i’s tctalisator turnover Of, roughly, .£9OOO compared with the opening day twelve months ago. Viyolla (Absurd—Snooze) has not turned out es well as was , expected, and it is probable that she’’will shortly be returned to her owner. General Advance, who credited Mr. R. Acton Adams with the Winton Cup, of 500 sovs., on Saturday, is paying his way well this season, as he has also scored -at Avondale and Wingatui in open welters. The son of Advance is a well-grown six-year-old gelding, and it is his owner’s intention to race him over hurdles next winter. Though tho cablegrams rid not mention it. there is every probability that the ex-New Zealander H. R. Cairns rode Tangalooma when the Linacre geldins scored in the Williamstown Cup, as he ■was in the saddle when ho scored in the October Stakes at Caulfield and also in the C.B. Fisher Plate at Flemington. In the first-named race he downed a hot favourite in his stable mate Eurythmic, and the Press representatives declared that it was solely due to Cairns’s fine horsemanship that the champion was beaten. Cairns, who has been in the saddle for many years, retains his form in* a wonderful manner, and ha is not likely to want for mounts at Ellerslie nt Cup time. With Rational and Gloaming engaged in the Feilding Stakes, there is every likelihood of a ojod contest on November 30. The Welkin gelding will require to be at the top of his form if he is to defeat Rational, who is very well at present. Opiate, the half-brother to Bon Reye. who has yet to win a race, is to be tried over hurdles, and will make his first anpearance as a jumper ’n the Hack Hurdles nt Ashhurst on Wednesday.

As S. Walls is at present laid aside with a broken collarbone, another, rider will have to be found for Te Maire at Ashhurst. Probably L. G. Morris, who regularly schools tho bay gelding at Mnrton, will he given the mount. When well in the lend in the strnight in the V.R.C. Derby. R. Lewis on Furious, had a look round nt the rest of the field. For performing the ’‘Mrs. Lot" trick again when riding Furious in the Oaks, Lewis incurred iho displeasure of the stipendiary stewards, and was fined £5. ’ His successes on Furious were his second V.R.C. Derby and Oaks’ doubles, as he rode Carlita when she won those races in 1914.

Authorities differ '•oncerning Sister Olive’s Melbourne Cnp win, but the consensus of opinion is that she wMs lucky to win; indeed, one Australian sporting writer goes eo far as to say he would lay the same liberal odds against her if the race was run over again. Eurythmic. with five furlongs to go, was in a good position, and going great guns, when misfortune cvertook him and he rapidly went hack, to last place. His trainer has announced that the injuries are less serious than they were thought to be. and, all being well the chestnut will be on hand again, in the autumn.

TROTTING OTAHUHU SPRING MEETING. By Telegraph—Special Correspondent. Auckland, November 19. Ths Otahuhu Trotting Club was favoured with splendid weather for tho first day of its spring meeting. There was a very large attendance. The Jellicoe Handicap was a most interesting race. Prize Pearl was the first to show out in front,, closely followed by Thixendale (the favourite) and First Carbine. This order was preserved for a mile and a half, when First Carbine ran into second place, and Gold Girl b?gan to move up at u great pace. First Carbine took charge a quarter of a mile from home, with Gold Girl in close pursuit. These two fought out a great finish, First Carbine lasting long enough to win by a neck from Gold Girl, with Thixendale third and Kewpie fourth. The Tramway Handicap was won by Onyx decisively. She was in a handy position from tht? start, and when heads were turned for home she shot to the front, and was really the only horse in the race. The sum of .£58,167 10s. was put through the totalisator, compared with .£49,227 for the corresponding day last year. DETAILS OF THE RACING. Br referraph.—Press Association. INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP, of _260 sovs. One mils and a half. —Peter Kae, limit (F. Monk), 1; Aranui, 84yds. behind 2; Miss Patch, limit, 3. Also started: Sherwood Surprise, Grattan Wilkes, Audex, Lord Roberts, Battery 8011, Rema, Beta Huon, Allen the Great, Golden Gate, Rosalie Patch, Reparation, Well Caught, limit; Guava, Fairbairn, 48yds behind; Elsie Nore, 60yds. behind; Wild Nut, Timbell, 84yds. behind. Won by two lengths, three-quarters of a length between second and third. Time, 3min. 57 l-ssec. „ MANGER HANDICAP, of 225 sovs. One mile and a quarter—lnclement, lipiit (Timms), 1; Albert Logon, 12yds. behind, 2'; Irish Bdll 12yds. behind and Hedgewood 72yds. behind (dead heat), 3. Also started: Silvery Moon, K’ng o: Lydia, Master Grattan. Sidelight, Heather Girl, Miss Heathcote, Willie Mac, Goldman, The Infant, A nn ilia, General Mail?, Reliance, Grey Peter Rua Pere, Conscript, 12yds. behind; Gold Flake, Reveille, 24yds. behind; Plain Bob, 36yds. behind; Special Tracey, 48yds. behind; Wairemana, 72yds. behind. Won by two and a half lengths; four lengths second and third. Time, 2mm. 59sec. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. One mile and a half—Sal Pointer, limit (Julian), 1; Promenade, 60yds. behind, -; Lena Patch, 60yds. behind, 3. Also started: Jewel Brendo, Napper, Scottish Child, limit; March On, Tiny Locanda, Ben Wallace, Pilctta, Peter Eden. Profiteer, 60yds. behind. Won by a eugth and a half; two lengths second and third. Time, 3min. 34 l-ssec. JELLICOE HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs. Two miles.—First Carbine, 24yds. behind (J. Bryce), 1; Gold Girl. 48yds behind 2; Thixendale, limit, 3. Also stalled: Prize Pearl. Kewpie, 24yds. behind; Woodvale, 36yds. behind; All Bell, 48yds. behind; Moneymaker, Lord Rose, '6oyds. behind; Oruarangi, 72yds. behind, Won by half a length; three lengths second and third. Time, 4min. 35 2-ssec. CAMPBELL HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. Two miles.—Sebisea, 24yds. behind (G T Mitchell), 1; Mutu, limit, 2; Amberite limit, 3. Also started: Bon Bon, Aranui, limit; Tiki, 12yds. behind; Linkiriroa, Rio Grande, Marblo Hall, Lobster, 48yds. behind; Ballin, Malmsbury, Succory, 72yds. behind; Bluewood, 96yds. behind.’Hint, 126yds. behind; Gratton Abbey, 132yds. behind; Speculator, 156yds. behind; Wild Lad, 216yds. behind. Won by two lengths; length second and third. Time, 4min. 58 l-ssec. ONEHUNGA HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. Ono mile and a half.—Master Councillor, 12yds. behind (Kinimont), I; George tho

Fourth, 36yds. behind, 2; March On, limit, 3. Also started: Latona, 12yds. behind; Tiny Locanda, Piletta, Blue King, Treanac, 24yds. behind; Ruanui, 36yds. behind; Ambush, Illumination, 48yds. behind; Temple, 72yds. behind; Gold Boy, Manuka Park, Miss Rolfe, 84yds. behind. Won by three lengths; same second and third. Time, 3min. 34soc.

TRAMWAY HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. Ono mile and a quarter.—Onyx, limit (Mosservey), 1; Rothcliffe, limit, 2; Sand Drift, limit, 3. Also started: William tho First, Mint Boy, Prize Pearl, Queen Pirate, Prinzora, limit; Wonderland, 12yds. behind; Salamander, 24yds. behind; Huon Grattan, 36yds. behind; Steel Bell, Pitaroa, Nita Bell, Moneymaker, Ena Bell, 48yds. behind Won by a length; same second and third. Time, 2min. 51 l-sscc. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 300 sovs One mile.—Bronze Patch, 69yds behind (Sewell), 1; Hedgewood, 24yds behind, -, Great Britain, 36yds. behind, 3. Also started: The Infant. Goldman, Reveille Rangiatea Erua, Fisherton, President Wilson 12yds. behind; Ben Mallace, Peter Eden, 24yds. behind ; General Advance, Victor G, Ku«nui., Mt Albert, 36yds. behind; Agnes Chief, 48 J d ®- hind; Dorothy Dimple, Temple, 60jds. behind. Won by three lengths; two lengths second and thud. lime, - 17sec.

handicaps for second day. 'The following handicaps have been declared for tne second day:— innovation handicap of 2«> sovs. One mile and a ha! f --Victor, Hora, Sherwood, .Surprise, Grattan Wilkes, Audex, Lady Viva, Connie Annie, Emma Sweet, Ripon Bell, 1 Poi, White Hope, Ngatiri, Allan the Great, Golden Gate, Rosalie Patch, Hoaxetta, Berthetta, T ® ller ’ 11 Sy d ! 3 ' bePatch 12v«s. behind; Guava, 36jds. be hind; ’ Kereono, 48yds. \ behind ; 1 eter Ham, Huia Girl, Elsa Nore, 60ydsbe Tiind- Bill Moult, Miss Marvin, Downs, 72yds. behind; Wildnut, 84yds. behind; Arairui. 96yds. behind. EPSOM HANDICAP, of 225 sovs. One niKe arid a half. -Johnny, ziram, Lehglen, u “ ld ® n Silvery Lydia, Gold Bud, Liberty Bell Silvery Moon, Agnes Bell, Havoc Lad & ld paration, Maile, Willee Mac, limit; IcLa, Wakanue, Glenoe, Kehanco Gw Pnt-er Rua Fere, Conscript, Lyds. behind;’ Golden Ware, Irish. Bcl *’ Czxiri 'PTafp 2‘lvds. befitnd; Plain 150 u, Scottish Child, Napper, 36yds. Special Tracey, 48yds. behind, - 6oyds. behind. Sal Pointer, in-ckim-eAt and Lady Tnelma are not cliglbra.ANKLlN HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. Two miles.-IxibsteT, Te hmR, Blackthorn, Bluewood, Y-yds b ® h \ Ambcth 24yds. (behind; Lena J aten, 36yds. behind; liint, Grattan Abbey, 48vds. behind; Aiocrt Logiin. SK; hind; Speculator, 72yus. behind, Bronze Patch Wonderland, 120yds behind; •r«” r* ii-niicf- Behind; AVhisbt, W.ld Lad i«yds behind; Huon Grattan,.Childe Pointer, 156yds. behind; Gold B SvSoOL Ch HANBICAP of 1000 sovs Two miles.-Pnze Pearl, Redl Star, Temple, 'William the First Lady Swithin limit; Thixendale, Don Wild, l-nos-behind; Onyx, Whisht, Kewpie, My< s. behind; Blue Mountain King, Vll Briar, Woodvale, 36yds. behind; Comedy Chief Indra, Coil, 48yds. behind; Lua 801 l Moneymaker. Ixird Rose, Nita Bell, 6%. behind; GoTd Girl Oruarang , First’ Carbine, 72yds. behind; Steel 8011, HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. Two mS-Bon Bob, Aranui, Wild Nut, Lady Nan, Aerial Bingen limit. Ambe - ite Tiki, Kirikiriroa, 12yds behind; Mutu, Roil Alto Rio Grande, 24yds. behind; Lobster Syrie, Marble Hall. 48yds. teHnd Sebisca, Ballin, Malsbury 72yds oehind; Succory, 96yds. behind; Grattan Abbev 120yds. benind; Speculator, m-S: behind; Wild Lad, 216yds bchin.L PAPATOETOE HANDICAP, ot rtO sovs. One mile and a half—March On, Brendo. limit; Latona. T2yds behind; Blue Mountain King, Piletta, 24yds. behind; Ruanui, Peter Eden, Albert Logan, Profiteer, 36yds. ’behind; Mount Albert, Illumination, General Advance, 48jc.s. behind; George the Fourth, Promenade, Sal Pointer, 60yds. behind; Red Star, Prize Pearl, Manuka Park, 48yds. be--11 RICHMOND HANDICAP, of 500 sovs Ono mile.-Queen Pirate. Prinzora, Mint Eoy, Temple, Te Awa, William the 1-irst, Hiram Galindo, Gladeye. limit: hothcliffe Sanddrift, Breadalbane, Wonderland,’ 12yds. behind; Bronze Patch, Woodvale, Salmauder, Blue Mountain Kin*, Coil. 24yds. behind; First Carbine, Pitiroa, Mantson, All 4Byds. • behind; Ena Bell, 60yards’behind. TELEPHONE HANDICAP, of SCO sovs. One mile and a quarter.-Ano-Kiram, Peter Scott, Scottish Child, General, Goldman, Latona, March On, Special Tracey, Napper, Oro, Reveille, limit; Lev-ine, Prince Childe, Rangiatea Erua Eisherton, President Wilson, yds behind; Albert Logan, Treanac, Tiny Locanda. Ben Wallace, Rockaway. Wanemana, Flietta, Hymen, 24yds. behind; Ekoeranei Ruanui, Ambush, Promenade, Taneatua,’ Illumination, Hedgewood, Great Britain, Profiteer, Queen Chimes, Prince Poole, 36yds Tiehind; George the Fourth. Agnes Cniet, 48yds. behind; Master Councillor. Prize Pearl, Dorothy Dimple, Miss Ro'ie, 60j'ds. behind; Harold, Junior, 84yds. behind.

Tuni st. lb. 8 8 Calibration .'. st. 7 lb. 9 Martial Dance 7 9 Bitters .... 8 5 Lomagundi . 7 9 fit. Augustus 8 5 Gay Gauntlet 7 9 Lady Blissful 8 5 Gunlayer i 9 Vice-Grand . 8 0 Lady Winston 7 9 Windermere 8 5 Wild Shot .. 7 9 Blazes .... 7 13 Pleasureform 7 9 ORETI TROT (harness), of ICO sovs. One mile am a halt. sec. sec. Seaward Spot ... 3 Bothstar Siesa 11 Royal Oak .. ... 7 Bonny Boy .. 13 Effie .... 8 Harold Yet . ... 13 Adair Dart ... 8 Outcast 13 Rosine ... s Dalnahine .... 13 Peterville .... ... 9 Socialist 13 Mother Machree 10 STEWARDS’ PURSE, of 180 sovs. Six furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. General Lima 7 lb . Advance .. 9 10 Pallah 7 8 Mantua 8 5 St. Augustus 7 4 Orderdown .. 8 3 Glensponse .. 7 4 Thistle Crown 7 11 WINTON STEEPLECHASE, of 175 sovs. Two miles and. a half. st. lb. st. ib. Calma 11 6 Cazna 10 8 1 Achilleus .... 11 5 Silver Patch 9 9 Glenisla 11 4 Wicklow 9 2 SOLDIER MEMBERS’ MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 275 sovs. One mile. st. lb. st. lb. Rorke's Drift 9 fi Twinkle 7 9 Kilkee . 8 7 Etta 7 8 Mazama . 8 7 Glenshine ... 7 4 Tin Soldier . 7 12 Bedstone 7 7 Almoder .... . 7 10 COUNTY HANDICAP, of 140 SOVS. Seven furlongs. st. lb. st lb. Primum . 9 fl Wild Night .. 7 *• Mantua . 9 0 Rose Lady .. 7 4 Soldier’s Pride 8 3 Blazing Light 7, 4 Blue Admiral 8 0 Hamori 7 4 Morse Signal . 7 12 DASH TROT of 145 sovs. One mile and a quarter. eec. sec. Tommy Direct 2 Lady Joffre 10 Kelvin Wilkes . 2 First Glance 10 Wallroom .. .... 5 Young Weary 10 Dark Rosine •/ Strathlora Armistice ... .... c Bellearl ... 10 General .Toffre . 6 Winning Point 10 Sweetchild . .... 6 Welcome Bonny Boy .... 9 Knight ... ... 10 Spotswood ... .... U Coleraine .... 10 Moor Chimes . 10 Creekbank .. ... 10 FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. One mile. st. lb. st. lb. General Marching Advance . . 9 3 Order 8 Kilkee . 9 0 Thistle Crown 7 7 Burrangong .. . 8 5 Redstone 7 7 Tin Soldier . 8 _5 Red Admiral 7 7 Glenshine .... . 7 11 Caluria 7 7 Mirza . 7 11