LATE SPORTING

Southland Times, Issue 18839, 4 June 1920, Page 6

LATE SPORTING

AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. IOf'HKLLA WINS GN. HUUDLIiS. (Per United Press Association.) AUCKLAND, June 3. dhr Arcklcnd H.C.’s Winter nice inr • ell tn .luy in beautiful weather. There \< a hr.c? : ttv?nii;mre. The totrlisator re*l ■ i iv- were £82,204 10s, an increase of £21,966 10s, as compare! with the corresponding flay of last year. Results:— JKRVOIS HANDICAP, £273 (seven furhmgs) First Division—>l. McSweeney’s Rural Abhey, by 0;; in Abbey—Uranium, lyvs. 9.3, 1; Nighttime, 0.7, 2; Tuipa, 8.13, Also ran—Sir Fanciful 10.3, Lady Bali 10.3 DemoistTe 9.9, Lilmsannor 9.6, Pepin () 4. Marble Slab 9.2, No Bother 8.10. New 7.‘ .dan ! 8.9, North Lohurn 8.7, Scrubber

3.3. Master Hohan 5..3, Princess Nell 8.3, Actrice 8.0, Sen lac 8.0, .Iccular 8.0, Me turn re 80, Prince Charming 8.0, Octoplete S.O. Won by two and a half lengths, a ii i.eth between sc. ond and third. Time, 1 min. 30 2-3 th sees.

AIDFN STKFPLKCHASK, £273 (about too in les and a half) - (j. and F. Peach's ■ * Oakcigh. by St. Arraus- Jean, 6yrs, 10.2 (C. Warncri, 1; loho Bunny, 9.1), 2; Ui.rryowrn, 10.13, 3. AUo ran; Yankee •bwl. H 13, Mnnopnle 11.0, Harbour Light i(* 12 Nomianhy 10.0, Cirand Canyon 9.7, "iin-al 97. Southland 0.7, Sir John 9.7. Won by eight lengths, ten lengths between -<v.mi ard third. Time, 3 'min. 13 secs. MAIDFN HURDLK RACK. £273 (one mill, and three-quarter * ‘- —J. Hunks' Kcreone, by Gluten —-Freebird, aged, 9.10, I; M. itehik'/ff, 10.3, 2; Mav Bruce, 9.0. 3. JF.RVOIS HANDICAP, £273 (seven fur-m-1 c' * - Second Division J. Bulls’ b g Ngala. by Mr.niapoto --Daisy Paul, 4yrs, 8.0 (1. .Morris), 1; Scrap ~' Paper, 10.2, 2; Khubbd Khan 9.6, 3. Also ran: Asterina 10.3, Karcoa 9.9, Fmerald Hill 9.6, Dead i-wt-d 0.3, Scottish Knight 9.2, Monoerat t.2. Flowing Bowl 8.10, Some Fashion 8.9, 01 hi 8 7. Maid of the Lake 8.3, Tutaneka 8.3, Tex a - Lass 8.3, Nuivwrant 8.2, Penibray 8.0, Homeric 8.0, Gleoval 8.0. Won by half a length, a neck separating second and ,h;-d. Time, 1 min. 32 secs.

OK EAT NORTHERN HURDLE RACE, 51.500. Second £360, third 1150, Two miles and a half. R. Acton Adams’ b g Lochella, by Grafton Loch—Estella, aged, 9.1 3 (G. Fielding i 1 R. Hannon’s hr m Mill o’ Cowrie, aged, 0 9 2 Hon. F. W. Alison’s hj g Slowcoach, syrs, 9.0 3

Also ran: Sir Solo 11.2. Lord Nagar 10.9, Omahu 10.12, Cynic 10.9, Pcndoon 10.0, I.uj erino 9.9, Destination 9.0. The Waikato mare Mill o’ Gowrie led for over two iii’les, when Lochella -shot up to her, and, iiiiisi ing tip his Risk in great style, won by ;iv, lengths, seven lengths between second :.iul third Time, 4 mitt. 56 sees. CORNWALL HANDICAP £IOOO. Second £2OO, third £IOO. One mile and a quarter. H. riardn an’s hr c Glen Canny, by Pis■—tol—Bridge of Roses, 3yrs, 8.0 (C. Reed' 1 vV I? Kimball's Trespass. 8.12 2 G. D Be: (son's Parisian Diamond, aged, I 0 1i ■’> A'-o ran; Mangamahce 10.0, Alteration 9.5, ’•’aunaha 8.11, Blue Cross 8.7, Cashmere B,i>. Archie S.O. Won by half a length, evei’ lengths between second and third, i line, 2 min. 1.5 3-sth sees. HUNT CLUB HURDLE RACK, C 270 i two miles)—Koura, by Salvadan — Golden -kinds. dvrs. 10.0 (S, Henderson). 1; Tntara .'ark lOdi, 2; Mcstee, 10.5, 3. Also started: Dvr robin 12.10 , Southland 11.12, Shell 3hock 10.12, Johnny Pu’.il 10.7, Master Harold 10.5 Daloopin 10.0, Gladwin 10.0, Lady Sab-.dan 10.0, Thignathin 10.0. Argentum 10.1, Woodpecker 10.0, Suvourneen 10.0. ‘./on by two lengths, third horse 70 yariis awry. Time, 4 min. MEMBERS’ HANDICAP. £4OO (six fur-ion.---)--Comedy Prince, by Comedy King Rat.ler, 4yrs, 8.0 (B. Dec Icy I, 1; TamanP.oa, S.I, 2; Hyllus, 8.8. 3. Also ran; Golden Bubble 9.9, Bedford 9.9, Crowhurst 9.8, One? n Abbey 9.6, Ruddy 9.5, Gold Kip 8.13, Bezant. 8.9, Geenral Advance 8.9, Bluestone S 1, Ohintwairua 8.1, Arra/. 8.1. Ie Oro 8,1, Sal’valesp S.O, Ring Lunni S.O, Lady Glen s.(; Prince Charleroi 80. Independence 8.9, Mi s Leslie S.O. Necks separated the placed hones Time, 1 min. 18 secs.

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. HANDICAPS FOR SATURDAY. GREENFIELD HURDLES HANDICAP (one mile and a half I —-Pararoa 12.13, Hymns 12.13, Gaylight 12.0, Seadown 11.11, ('ri'n 11.10, Jock 11.9, Golden Prince 11.7, .I.'.ck Symons 11.4, All Talk 11.3. Jeannot 11.1, Arlington 10.13, Barrister 10.12, Tip | Up 10.9, Wild Pilgrim 10.2, Tuticorn, Bombproof and Take Down 9.13. King Star 9.12, Raima 9.(5, Kilboyne 9.5. Samiel 9.5. Awnhou 9.3. Brook.sdc.lc, Sir Medallist, St ray shot, Ounresl, Glcnspon.se, Mannish, Ha:rnsda!e, Spyglass. St. Clctus, Achillens, Lady Penza, Darky Sam and Speed King 9.0. TAIERI HANDICAP (seven furlongsi Primnm 10.2, Bondage 9.9, High Heels 9.5, Mr. rolling Order 9.5, 1-.X, Chow 9.3. Silent King 9.1. Satisfaction 5.11. Chavronia, Maznm:*. Catlaeh and Bentreroon 5.9. Kihneedy 5.2. Martuors 8.2, t nnnie .luck 7.13, t'abisco 7.13, Blue Admiral 7.12, Carmine 7.12, Mettle Drift 7.11, L:u;y Superior 7.10, Lady Padas <.9, Biaek Mountain 7.3, Bailey Rigs. The Boss. Lima, Red Eagle, Red Pal, Breton, Castellan, bart Mite and Galway 7.7. KING GEORGE HANDICAP (one mile Radial 9.13. Onslaught 9.12, Silver Peak 9.9. Kilmoon 9.4, Royal Star 9.3, Melee 9.3. Elens S. 1.3. Jork 5.13. Killowen S.lO, Rorke’s Drift- 8.8, Tin Soldier 8.7, Clean Sweep 8.3, Warlike 8.1, Hot Air 7.11. Kilkee 7.10, Torfrrda 7.10, Samiel. Nightraider, Almoner ami Primttm 7.8, Don Paeifico 7.5, Seild-rl-Bahr 7.5, Thaddcus 7.2, Marianne, Linden. Mare Antony. Bondage, Sisyphus, poo Chow, Chueronia. Marching Order, Thistlcerown, Miss Camouflage, Martifors and Blue Admiral 7.0.

DUNKDIN STEEPLECHASE (about two mile,; and a half i---Master St.ro-,van 13.2, Coalition 12 7, Gang Awa’ 11.9, Mannwaponga 11.8, Crib 11.0. Luke 11.2, Forman 10.12, San Sebastian and Find Line 10.10, Silver-spire, Zarkoma, and Morecambe 10.S, Wirokino and Jack Symons 10.5, Merry Lad 10.3, Grafton Tot 10.2. Gaekwar 9.13, Diavolo 3.13, Jeannot 9.13, Kaupokonui 9.12, Arlington 9 11, Magdala 9.11, Master Webster 9.!), Palladio, Black Sea, Stone Ginger, Tirau, Dardanelles, Glenisla, Nocturnal, Rol ling Tide, Kintailshore, Golden Rupee, Whip cord and Silver Top 9.7. EMPIRE HANDICAP (six furlongs)—Raditil 10.9, Silver Peak 10.3, Michaela 10 1, Killowen 9.2, Rokelaine 8.12, Kilbrogan 8.10, Flight Beils 8.9, Morthain S.B, Murihiku 8.5, Wrestler 7.8, Kilkce 7.7, Pyjama, Sleepy Head, Palamon, All British. Satisfaction, Revolution, Checkmate and Pax 7.0. THIRD HACK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP (about two miles and a quarter) —- Manawaponga 13.9, Luke 13.4, Jack Symons 12.6, Grafton Tot 12.3, Magdala 11.12, St. Cletus 11.5, Glenisla 10.11, Ngalanto 10.4, Southland 10.4, Rolling Tide 10.2, Luigi 10.1, Kintailshore, The Daub. Golden Rupee, Dunmure, Frog, Village, Blazeaway, Grey Renown, Gold Patch, Tokomairiro and Silver Top 9.7. DOMAIN HANDICAP (six furlongs) Orange Bitters 9.9, Silent King 9.9, Pitprop 9.5, Bcngeroop 9.4, Killiney 9.2, Martifors 8.10, Vice-Regal 8.8, Sunlit 8.6, Lady Superior 8.5, Lady Pallas 8.4, Lima 8.3, Master Dennis 8.2, The Boss, Red Pal, Red Eagle, Frenchman, Greek, Hard Cash, Cleveland, Rockhampton, F'reestone, Samum and lan Hamilton 8.0. FAREWELL HANDICAP (seven furlongs)— Silver Peak 10.0, Eleua 9.9, Kilbrogan 8.5, All Ready 9.5, Tin Soldier 9.2, Clean Sweep 9.1, Rokelaine 9.1, Eight Bells 9.o,Golden King 8.12, Torfreda 8.11, Hot Air 8.9, Almoner 8.7, Primum 8.0, Don

■ Pn-iti'-o 5.4, Clavcrhousc 7.13, Marianne [7.12, Bnii.'i 7.11, Linden 7.10, Palamon 7.0, Marching Or. er 7.8, Sleepy Hear! 7.7, Thisrh-erown, Ardmore, Satisfaction, Gunre-t, Multiplication and Glensponse 7.2, Mist Camoutlage, Kilmredy, Fabiseo, Revolution, Admiral Tidboti Barley Rigs, Vocation, Carmine, l-’ax, Briton, Awahou and Harduhot 7.0. QUEENSLAND TURF CLUB. GOLDEN SUNSET WINS BRISBANE Cl;I’ | BRISBANE, June 3. j '(Received June 3, 9 p.m. i The principal event of the Queensland | Turf Cub’s Cup meeting resulted:— i BRISBANE CIT, £2OOO. Two milss. I Golden Sun ct. 8.5 1 Had-iwist, 0.3 2 Impeyun, 6.12 3 Won by a length. Time, 3min 2f»lsec. ' THE TURF IN ENGLAND. SPION KOP WNS THE DERBA*. A GRANDSON OF CARBINE. {By Telegraph.— Pre-s A-> n. —Cor-.yright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association l. LONDON, June 2. {Received June 3, 0.30 p.m.) The following is the result of THE DERBA", for three-year-olds. Weight for age. One mile and a half and 20 yards. Capt. G. Coder's b c Spion Kop. by Spearmint—Tlammerkop 1 Archaic 2 Orpheus 3 Nineteen started, O’Neill rode Spionknp, who won by two lengths, with Orpheus a length and a half away. Sarchcddn was fourth. Tetratema was beaten at Tattenh»m Corner. The time, 3min 34 4-.ssccs, was a record for the race. Alienin' broke a blood vessel.

The King, Queen end Princess Mary went to Epsom in a special train with fifty specially invited guests. They had a great reception on the racecourse. It is estimated that a quarter of a million people were present.

The human fide began to flow towards Epsom in the early hours of the morning. At dawn there were hundreds of camp fires on the Downs, where ten thousand people spent the night in the open. The weather was gloriously sunny and thousands trudged the fifteen miles from London, while the various railway termini were filled with surging crowds. About one in 20 of every vehicle going to Epsom was horse-drawn. The road presented a wonderful sight for what is regarded as one of the greatest days in turf history. Fully half a million bottles of beer and thousands of pounds of meat and tons of ham and other food supplies were requisitioned for the catering booths. On the morning of (he race the Daily Express stated that Earl Wilton, who is the hero of many sensational plunges on the turf, had scratched all his horses, including his Derby candidate. He also cancelled arrangements for a large private luncheon party. Earl Wilton succeeded to the title when a midshipman on the Queen Mary.

FOOTBALL WELLINGTON v. CANTERBURY. j (Per United Pres? Association.) 1 WELLINGTON, June 3 1 In the interprovincia! Rugby match Welj lingtnn defeated Canterbury by 15 points to 3. The difference between the scores does not convey a true estimate of the teams' relative merits. Wellington’s Win was by no means easy. At half time the score was 10 to 3, and though Wellington added five more it was badly beiten in all departments throughout the last thirty minutes' j play. Canterbury showed great staying j power, and only lack of finish militated ' against its chance of converting defeat into victory. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. * CANTERBURY v. OTAGO. (Per United Press Association.) DUNEDIN, June 3. An interprovincial Association football match. Canterbury v. Otago, was played at Culling Park to-day in splendid weather. The result was a win for Otago by 6 goals to nil. THE AMATEUR STATUS. CONTROVERSY AT SYDNEY, (By Telegraph.—Press Assn. —Copyright) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) SYDNEY, June 3. The recent decision of a section of Univet sity footballers to play the League game led to much criticism and severe condemnation in amateur circles. With a view to testing the position the secretary of the University League Football Club circularised all sporting bodies asking them to attend a conference to discuss the question of amateur status and the formation of a wealthier body than the Amateur Sporting Federation to control sport. LAWN TENNIS. LADIES’ INTER-VARSITY TOURNAMENT. ADEUAIDE. June 3. At the ladies inter-varsity tennis tournament Melbourne won eight matches, 16 set-a and 99 games ; Sydney no matches, one set ‘ and 40 games. COJJNTY CRICKET. LONDON, June 2. (Received June 3. 11,35 p.m.l Playing against Somerset, Betfingtnn took j 7 wickets for 47 runs. BOXING. SOUTH CANTERBURY CHAMPIONSHIPS. (Per United Press Association.) TIMARU. June 3. The South Canterbury Boxing championships last night for the selection of a team for the New Zealand Championships was largely attended and afforded a good three hours’ sport. The results were;-- j Bantam; Stoddart (Ashburton) beat G. Terras (Ashburton). Feather: Shanks (Timaru) heat Gibson (Ashburton). Light Weight; J. Dwyer (Hinds) beat McAleer (North Canterbury). Welter; O’Connor (Seadown) beat Stewart (Timaru I. Heavy; McCle.ury (Ashburton) beat McKenna (Seadown). Fly Weight; Barry (Timaru) beat Wyberg (Timaru). In a special bout Leckie (Dunedin) 8.2, beat G .Gunn (Timaru) 8.0. SPARROW SHOOTING. i

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CHRISTCHURCH, June 3. The Christchurch Gun Club held a sweepstakes sparrow match for the New Zealand championship yesterday. There were 46 entries from all parts of New Zealand. C. E. Brown and W. Chian all, both of Christchurch, tied for the. championship, Brown winning on the shoot off.