SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 332, 7 March 1910, Page 8

SPORTING.

A RAGE PROMOTE. By Cable—Press Association.— Copyright Melbourne, March 5. Jack Wren has decided to give a thousand sov. prize for another Produce Slaked for two-year-olds. . SALE 01- TIIOTTERS. Melbourne, Maren 5. Additional New Zealand purchases of Allandale Farm trotters were: Sole Jewel Chimes, 17!) gns'., Mr J. Piper; Halzalock, 451) gns., Mr B. Shadooidt; Elsie Downe, 200 gns., Mr 11. Matthews. V.R.C. AUTUMN MEETING. FOURTH DAY. Receive! March 5, 5.30 p.m. Flemington,. Marcn 5. The last day's races at Flemington was the best one of the meeting. Hie fields were good, the racing splendid, and the biggest crowd of the four days attended. The weather was dull, ram threatening. Res'ults: — Elms Handicap; 7 furlongs. —Burston, 7.13, 1; Kainbrook, 6.9, 2; Lorl Derby, 7.0, 3. Eleven others started. Won by a length, two and a half lengths between second and third. ii*i.lm-'i 29 1 / 4seo. . Select Stakes; 7 furlongs. bofden Point, 7.9, 1; Tanami, 9.0, 2; Pendulous, 1. Also started: Braw Scot, Saint Tano, Ceria, Alary. Golden Point led all the way. Tanami put m a fine run, but came out too late. Won by one and a half lengths, five lengths between second and third. Time, lmin 30y 2 sec. Place Handicap, one mile and a half. —Conge Deslire, 7.13, 1; Kerlie, 8.9 and Matorie, 6.13 (dead heat), 2; Marled, 6.9, 3. Also started: Orline, Ungarie, Lord Nolan, Blind Harry, Delaware. Conje led from Kerlie, Ungarie and Orline to the mile. At five furlongs urline ran into the lead, half a length ahead of Kerlie. Conge again took command and led into the suaignt from Matouree, Dhobi, Moruga, Kerlie, ibut Moruga fell Iback. Conge won easily by four lengths, a head between the second and third. Time, 2min 35% sec. " • ti-"-* 1 »i Autumn Steeplechase, about three miles.—l!ipon, 12.8, 1; Wolseley, 10.4, 2; Boomerang, 11.2, 3. Als'o started: Kaitere, Stately, Saverne and P.M.J. Stately and Saverene fell. Won by five lengths, a bad third. Time, 6min 34% see. Champion Stakes, three miles. Prince Foote (W. H. Smith), 1; Pendil (Pike), 2; Diabolo (Cusdin), 3. The only starters. For the first mile the horses went at a little more than a walk, accompanied by "the derisions of the whole crowd and when the field came round to the stand the second time the crowd on the flat simply "yelled." After going nine furlongs' the pace increased to a little more than a canter, Foote takingnhe lead, with Pendril second. The race did not commence until the distance, where Foote was half a lengtli from Pendil, and the latter t.wo lengths in front of Diabolo. Pendil and Foote then raced hard for a win, and the former looked like winning, but after a hard fought finish, Prince Foote won by half a lengtli, D'.abolo a bad third. Time, Bmin 47sec. When the horses tame the crowd oil nil parts of the course hooted, and probably the greatest demonstration ever made .it Flennngioii races ensued. 'The time was 50 seconds slower than any previous Champion Stakes. The geneva] impression is that an attempt was made to beat Foote in a mile race. . Farewell Handicap.—Knox, 8.12. 1; Verenice, 7.1 P. 2: Malmsey, ,i. Thirteen others started. Won by two lengths, ;i and a half between second and third. Time, lmin 4!sec. 'WANUAXU RACES SECOND DAY. By Telegraph.—Press' Association. W'nnganui, Saturday .\igln. The Wanganui Jockey Club conclad | ed it.-' Autumn meeting to-dav in lovely weather. There was another large ati tendance, and the tote put through | U1I!,(!•!.), as against £12,313 on- the ! same day as' last year, lcesmis: — , Autumn Handicap. Chauvelin, 1; ; Lady MenschikoH'. 2; Amberosenu. 3. 1 All started. Won by half a length. I Time, lmin 42 2-ssec. j Matarawa Hack. True Shot, 1; i Toango, 2; Emblem, All s'taried. I Won easily by two lengths. Time, 1 lmin 14 4-ssec. | Jackson Stakes. —Armlet, 1; Formbv. |2; Broadsword, 3. Scratched: Gold I Crest. Polymorphous, True Shot. A ; great race;, won by a head, a similar I distance between second and third. Time, lmin 14 1-iisec. Fordell Hurdles.—Waione, 1; Maggie Paul, 2; Xavier, 3. All started. Y\ oil by a head. Time, 3min 1(1 2-os'ec. Okoia Hack Hurdles.—Mnku, 1; Gokl Bird, 2; First Barrel, 3. Also started: Anemone. Won by a length. Time, ."mill 1 1-nsec. Wanganui Stakes. —Lady Lucy, 1; Osiris, 2; Outlander, 3. Scratched: Milan. Won by a head. Time, 2min 30sec. Harrison Hack Handicap. John, 1; Bismarck, 2; Beacon, 3. Scratched: King's Prize. 'Won by half a length. Time, 2miii'll l-osec. Farewell Handicap. North East, 1; Ladv MensehikofF, 2; Overtime, 3. Scratched: Boanerges and Nicotine. Won by a length. Time, lmin 14sec.

NAPIER PAIiK WElum*. Wanganui. Last Nigh:. Mr L. Coyle has declared the follow in«f weights for the Napier ittuv autumn meeting: Omaranui Hack Hurdles, one mile and three-quarters.—Audax 11.8, Polyanthus 11.5, Waipunehu 10.9, Forest 10.2, Baldjs ! 10, Moat 9.0, Amorphous 9,0. Esk Haci< Handicap, seven furlongs. —StrathmoiiH 9.0, Toanga 9.0, Faunus 8.9, Fortwilliam 5.7. Moree 8.2, Golden ; Water 8.0, Andrew Mack 8.0, Reformist 7.12, Kildonan 7.9. Merriwing 7.9. Obscurity 7.7, Bandalero 7.5, i\iwaru 7.0, Amaru 7.0, Composed 6.10, All Trumps 6.10, The Chef 6.10. Napier Cup, one mile and a quarter.— Sir Fris'co 9.0, Sandstream 8.11, Osiris 8.10, Waipaiv'! S.O, Swimming Belt a.6, Woodhey *i.o, Yaitoko 8.0, Bollin 7.12, Parable 7.3, Cicaioi'a 7.5, Ivopu 7.0, LamsdorfT 7.2. Bridge 7.0, Berengana C.7, Tupaea C.7. Welter Handicap, seven furlongs. Wimmera 9.8, Glissade 9.0, Bally-Heigh 9.2, Perolina 811, Dreadless 8.11, Berengaria 8.11, Spate 8.9, Golden Water 8.7, Niwaru 5.7. Millenial 8.7 Ballvnetty 8.7, Motoa Girl 8.7. Sapling Stakes; five furlongs.—Warsong 9.5, Sea Eagle 8.13, Virtue 7.13, Birkdale 7.13, Vide 7.10, Lady Mars 7.10, Kilmorey Filly 7.10, Rill 7.10. Esmeh 7.10, Gloss 7.8, Entente f/aikeliua 7.2, Ngakau 6.7, Waitoke 6.7. Redcliffe Hack Welter; one nile. King's Prize 9.7, Strathmoira 9,5, Amato 9.3, Separator 8.13, Fortwilliam 8.13, Baldos 8.12, Polynices 8.4, Idealism 5.2 Dan Leno 8.2, Obscurity 7.13, Karakatura 7.13, Blackwater 7.9, Stevens 7.7, Appin 7.7, Moana 7.7, All Trumps 7.7. Flying Handicap; six furlongs. Maori King 9.0, Xylophone 8.9, Clemora 8.5, Mundic 7.12, Glissade 7.9, Ambala 7.8, Voetgang 7.8, Ballyheigh 7.5, May Flower 6.7. AUCKLAND E.C. WEIGHTS. Wanganui, Last Night. Mr G. Morse has declared the following weights for the Auckland Racing Club's meeting:— Brighton Hurdles, Steeple (contd.).- ■ Shrapnel 11.4, Ben Jonson 11.4, Wainone 10.13, Playmate 10.12, Reservoir 10.9 Paritutu 10.8, Tearari 10.6, Scottv 10.6,' Lady Patricia 10.6, Leo 10.5, Dunborve 10.0, Armagh 9.3, Lus'combe 9.0, Hoanga 9.0, King 9.0, Whataroa 9.0, Golden Glow 9.0, Breastplate 9.0, Sabre 90 Prophet 9.0. Autumn Steeple.—Sol 11.10, Tearai 11.8, LochiYne 11.7, Lingerer 10.4, Leo 10.0, Armagh 9.12, Mozart 9.12, First Barrel 9.10, Red McGregor 9.9, Cymn 0.9, Flying Cloud 9.8, Cavaliero 9 8 Whataroa 9.7, Warden 9.7, Breastplate 9.7, Pharos 9.7, Pleiades 9.7, Buckshot 11. 9.7. Easter Handicap.—All Red 0.8, Masher Soult 9.3, Equitas 8.9, Diabolo 8.6, Sir IM-isco 8.6, Swimming Belt 8.5, Salute 8.5, Lady Medallist 8.0, Merrivonia 8.0 Uranuim 8.0, fWaimangu 8.0. Advocate .13,Maheno 7.13, Waiari 7.13, Taitoko 7.12, Ngapuka 7.12, Woodhey 7.12, Wnurhope 7.11, Taniainupo 7.11, Maori Kin" 1.11, Dawn 7.10, Santa Rosa 7.9, Sed? tion 7.7, Clemora 7.5, Xylophone 7.4, Coromandel 6.12, Devonport 6.12, Wild I T1, 0 - n ' Hoh ™Satnhi 6.11, Coronetted 6.10, First Wairiki 6.10, General 3ou t 0.9. Elegance 6.8, Raupahara 6.8, Ambala 6.8, Dazzling 6,7.