RACING NEWS.
KUiVIARA RACING CLUB
WELLINGTON R.C
SECOND DAY’S RESULTS. [)IY TEt.EORAPH —PEB PRESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, April 1. The Wellington Racing Club Autumn Meeting concluded to-day before a largo attendance. There was splendid racing, but the investments showed a falling off. The machine for the day handled £66,415 against £82,217 for the second day last year, making a total for the meeting of £104,525 against £139,140 last year a decrease for the meeting of £34,615. Second Highweight Handicap.— Grim Joke 1, Eerie 2, Alteration 3. Won by a length and a half. Time 2.31. Hutt Handicap.—Scion 1, Blackmail 2, IBonny Heather 8. Won by two lengths. Time 1.41 4-5. Muritai Handicap.—Angelo 1, Dissertation 2, Liquer 3. Won hy a nose. Time 1-41 2-5. Autumn Handicap.—Gasbag 1, Quest 2, Insurrection 3, Won hy a neck. Time 2,20 |-5,
Pacific Handicap.—King’s Trumpeter 1, Gold Light 2, Zany 3. Won by a length. Time 1.13 4-5. Trtentham Gold Cup.—Amytlias 1. Kick Off 2, Winning Hit 3. Won by two lengths. Time 3.26 4-5. Surburban . Handicap.— TVlirensonta 1, Rational 2 ; TYiboulet 3. Won by two lengths. Time 1-1. Belmount Handicap.— Mouton,’* Gift 1, Merry Hay 2, Gandhi rd 3. Won by three lengths. Time 1.12 2-5.
amberleY r'es’ults. I CHRISTCHURCH, April 2. « The Amherley Racing Club’s Annual Meeting was held yesterday in fine weather. The totalisator handled £7,465 10s as against £12,448 10s last year. Results Open Hurdles.—Likelihood 1, Cerebus 2, All Serene 3. Won bv a neck. Time 3.5 3-5. Trial .Plate.—Lord Leslie 1. Dame Fortune 2, Kingbolt 3. Won by a bead. Time 1-3 2-5. Kowai Trot,—Turmoil 1. Dillonshine 2, Bay Billon 3. Won by two lengths, ime 2.42 2-5. Amherley Cup.—High Heels 1 ■ Ki«moon 2, Gamecock 3. Won by two lengths. Time 2.11 1-6. Hack Handicap.-Hillock 1. lloratius 2, Kingbolt 3. Madam Chiron won by two lengths, but was disqualified for failing to draw the weight. Time 1.16.
Welter Handicap.-Some Kid 1, (Fahrinade 2, Corehus 3. Won by two lengths. Time 1.29 4-5. Wattle Handicap.—Pyjama P 2, Amendment 3. Won by loin lengths. Tim© 1.15. Teviotdale Trot.—Nibhidard 1, Ralferty 2, Edith Chimes 3. Won by tomlengths. Time 5.3 1-5.
ENGLISH GRAND NATIONAL. LONDON, April 1. The yearly outburst of indignation, following on the Grand National, in consequence of a fatal accident, due to the ugly obstacles in the race, is becoming more intense. 3wo horses were killed in the recent Grand National. The newspapers have since | ueii inundated with correspondence, some writers asserting that the Spanish hull lighting is less cruel than the Grand National, in which there arc thoroughbred horses dead and dying, while other <ompetitors are jumping over their bodies. The public indignation is so hot that Whittaker, the well known owner. trainer and rider, whose mount. Arrowdalc. fell when ho had a winning chance, wrote to the authorities suggesting alterations in the conditions of the race, providing only first class jumpers he allowed to compete, and that the j-oniaindei be grouped in a. Junior Grand Nationd. thus ensuring reasonably sized fields. Rt Hon Mr Short, (Home Minister) replying to questions on the subject in the. House of Commons, stated that 1,0 has not the power to probihit the Grand National. If, however, a horse is entered for) a. race for which it is unfitted, it is a. breach of the Protection to Animals Act. He has no such evidence that such was the case.
KING’S HORSES WIN. LONDON, April 1
The King’s colt Weather Vane won' tlio important three-year old Greenham Stakes at Newbury, heating the strong Derby fancy tainhach. Later His Majesty’s horse John Green won a five furlongs handicap. Enthusiasm over the Royal double was most intense. One critic declares it was the happiest day in the racing world since Minoru won the Derby. They point out the King’s success follows years of disappointment and discouragement. LONDON, March 31. The King and Queen witnessed the double at Newbury. Wethervane is entered for the Two Thousand Guineas, the Derby and 1 8t Leger.
Tjhe following weights declared: — have been JUNCTION HANDICAP, 0 furlongs. Counter Attack . 9 10 Rosevear . 9 6 Flying Master . 9 6 Bestir . 9 0 Gold Problem . 8 12 Lady Pallas .. 8 11 Merton .. S . 4 Woltliea ..8 1 ITnio ••••• .. 8 1 Demonstrate ..8 0 Golden Morn .. 7 12 Sunbath .. 7 12 Caliburn ..7 9 Divorce ..7 6 ‘ Kolyma .. 7 3 Timepiece Malvolia ..7 0 Rapid Fire ... 7 0 Preludium ... 7 0 llora ... 7 0 War Unit ... 7 0 North Inch ... 7 0 Emerald Gem ... 7 0 Itoyal Visit ... 7 0 HURDLES, H Miles. Black Night ... 11 7 Lyroe ... 10 8 Strayshot ... 10 6 Flying Master ... 10 4 Prodigal ... 10 2 War Tax 10 2 Woodrow ... 9 12 Amendment ... 9 0 Gatha ... 9 0 White Pine ... 9 0 KUMAR A HANDICAP 1$ Milles. Lord Aslilea ... 9 6 Falstaff ... 8 12 ... 8 9 Lady Middleton ... 8 8 Caverock ... 8 7 Steepholm .... 8 4 Tantalus .... 8 3 Better Luck ... 8 3 Grand Duchy ... 7 8 Orange Mart Prince Ferouz ... 7 4 .... 7 3 Tiranga ••• .... i 2 j Lvroe ... 7 0 7 0 j D1LLM AN’S HANDICAP (>} Furlongs. i Rosevear .... 9 C) Weary Willie ... 9 6 | Tantalus .... 8 13 ] Better Luck 8 12 '• Gold Problem ... 8 12 - Ladv Pallas ... 8 11 Tirana 8 10 Demoness .... 8 8 Benefit .... 8 7 8 7 Prince Ferouz .... 8 1 Carnbrae .... 8 4 Prodigal .... 8 3 | Grand Duchy T .......8 2 Lc Forte .... 8 1 Divorce Amendment .... 7 3 Redsome .... 7 0 Timera .... 7 0 FLYING HANDICAP, 5 Furlongs. j Samarnng ... 9 12 Weary Willie .... 9 9 i Flying Master .... 9 9 .... 9 3 Paphian .... 9 2 .... 8 5 ... 8 4 j Golden Morn .... 8 1 j Sunbath ... 8 l Marble Bar 7 13 Embezzler .... 7 12 7 9 Leithfield 7 9 7 9 Cashman 7 9 Royal Visit 7 0 Emerald Gem 7 0 OTIRA HANDICAP, 6 .Furlongs. Counter Attack .. . 9 10 Weary Willie 9 6 9 6 Pyjama .... 9 5 9 0 Tantalus 8 13 Benefit 8 13 Gold Problem 8 12 Lady Pallas 8 11 Tirana .. . 8 10 Merton .... 8 4 Carnbrae ... 8 4 Demonstrate .... 3 0 Kolyma .... 7 3 Amendment 7 3 Malvolia 7 0 Rapid Fire War Unit 7 o Royal Visit .... 7 0 WESTBROOK WELTER 7 Furlongs Lord Aslilea .... 10 0 Falstalf 10 0 Cheer Up 9 12 Better Luck ... !’ 12 Lady Middleton ... 9 11 Tirana 9 10 Caverock 9 10 Steepholm .... 9 9 Tantalus ... 9 8 Benefit 9 7 Missland ... 9 7 Woodrow 9 5 Prodigal 9 3 Demoness 9 2 Grand Duchy 9 2 Orange Mart 8 13 War Tax ... 8 10 Tiranga ... 8 5 .. . 8 4 Redsome ... 8 3 ... 8 i Divorce White Pine 8 0 i .Marco .. . 8 0 ! North Inch 8 0 j Gatha ... 8 0 Timera .... 8 0
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