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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 264, 29 March 1911, Page 8

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THE AUSTRALIAN TURF. | By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. : Sydney, March 28. j The Australian Jockey Club general entries total 708, compared with 608 last year. Flavian remains in the Cup. j MAXAWATU ACCEPTANCES. [ By Telegraph.—Press Association. Palmerston N., Last Night. ; The following acceptances have been « received for the first day of the Mana- . watu meeting:— I r Karere Hurdles Handicap, of 120 sova;' * IV4 miles—Maidi 10.13, Belario 10.9,' Sardonyx 10.3, Gold Bird 10.2, To Whetu 10.1, Whatakura, Rosegrove 9.9, Golden < Water, Marton 9.8, Burton, Rapu 9.0. j j Linton Hack Welter Handicap, of 100 sovs; 1 mile.—Leolanter 9.4, Kilostere , 9.3, Ladrone 8.9, Fond Memory 8.8, Con-j j tour, Golden Age and Septimus 8.4,' i Mediterranean and Waitoto 8.3, Stevens, 1 Jargon, Help (late Barney), Waihola ] and Defeat 7.12. I ' Telegraph Handicap, of 130 sovs; six . furlongs.—Equitas 9.7, Gladiole 9.4, Effort 8.12, Nyland 8.10, Sea Queen 7.11, J Birkline 7.8, Wimmera 7.7, Captain Bell,' 6.11, Lady Moutoa .6.10, Mon Ami, Lady! Frances and Thetis 6.7. ' Longbuni Handicap, of 200 sovs; I|4| miles.—Ruaparaha 8.9, Irish Rifle 8.1,' Woodhey 8.2, John and Koran 7.13,1 Lady MenschikofT 7.12, Sunbonnet 7.11,1 Teotane 7.7, Kauroa (inc 101b pen.) 8.0, 1 The Rover (inc 101b pen.) 7.13, Highden! «.7. Woodhey Hack Handicap, of 80 sovs; six furlongs.—Jackpin 9.2, Montiform 8.7, Soultiform and Allurement 8.5, Big Blast 7.13, Genuine 7.11, Deploy 7.9, Melalogue (inc. 101b pen.) 8.3, Stourton 7.7, Golden Age 7.5, Queen of Scots andj Turna 74., Eva 6.13, Talf 0.12, Moutoa 1 Girl 6.11, St. Bees 6.10, Jargon and Moondine 6.9, Parawanui 6.7. I Taikorea Welter Handicap, of 150' sovs; I mile.—Effort 10.9, Peacemakerl 9.2, Aimwell 8.13, Bourrasque 8.12, San Lass and Julian 8.9, Floater 8.8, Manupai 8.7, Waipunui and Daisy Paul 8.5,1 Gunbofit 8.1, Brown Trout' (inc. 101b pen.) 8.10. 'Final payments of the Seventh Manawatu Stakes are: Aloha, Vibration, Rangiatua, Dearest, Masterpiece, Counterfeit, Mazurka, Peirene, Orton, Boanerges, Gipsy Belle, Hermia, Stead, Sunburnt, Bandiera, Culprit, Aphaea, ViceAdmiral, Blue Lake. Sires' Produce Stakes.— Rangiatua, 1 Aloha, Masterpiece, Counterfeit, Peirene, Mazurka, Bronze, Waipoha, Miscount,' Aphaea and Byron. PATEA NOMINATIONS. Patea, Tuesday. The following nomination have been received for latea races:— Hurdles.—Sir Tulloch, Maori Rifle,' Clemency, Mahuta, Kapara, Silver Cluse, St. Ventnor, Chase Mab, Astraea, Mississippi, Loch Guard, Rapu, Zante,' Silver Slipper. I Flying.—Bonny Lass, Glen Tulloch,' Fond Memory, Bay Paul, Voca, Ladyj Loo, Starboard, San Pan, Marsuma, Kokako, 8.J.F., Euraka, Dover Straits,! Sandy Paul, Master Sylvia, Corneal ian,' Bow Bells, Minura, Sylvan Glade, Val- 1 emtine. I Easter Handicap,—Merrie Emerald,! St. Lumsden, Valentine, Dover Straits,' Patrobus, Lady Heroine, Monsieur Soult,' Jargon. I Borough Handicap.—Glen Tulloch, j Fond Memory, Bay Paul, Tamakoa, Lady Loo, Kiwitahi, St. Prior, Marsuma, Kokako, Chase Mab, 8.J.F., Euraka, Clemain, Valentine, Dover vStrails, Sandy Paul, Tam Glen, Haydn] Park, Silver Hope, Patrobus, Old Maid,' Jargon, San Pan, Sylvan Glade. Alton Handicap.—Bonny Lass, Clemency, Fond Memory, Kapara, Silver Cluse, Starboard, Merrie Emerald, Royal, Patron, St. Lumisden, Sandy Paul, Cor-, nealian, Epsom Downs, Rapu, Zante, Monsieur Soult, San Pan, Minura. TURF TOPICS. (By "Moturoa.") Comedy King has started thirteen times and won races including the principal events in 'Stralia. In Auckland Antoinette and Soultoria claim most admirers for the Easter Handicap. I War Song changed hands again in Melbourne recently, and at the low figure of loOgns went to Tasmania. ) Mescal, winner of the Maiden at Masterton, is a four-year-old gelding by Handsome Jack—Merope, and is trained by F. Tilley at Fordell. | Te Roti's triple victory at Opaki gave St. Paul a lift in the sire's winnings. Advance was represented by a brace of winners in The Rover and Melalogue, and the black horse is surely going to make good. Jockey Ayres hopped Master Sylvia out first in the Telegraph Handicap at ' Opaki, and the New Plymouth horse' cake-walked it. The unlucky Deploy| struggled into second place just in front of Katua. The winner paid a good price, and his party are reported to' have benefited considerably thereby. I Te Aral's 'Stralian trip is off for the! present. The other day the 'chaser got' entangled with a barbed-wire fenee, and 1 made a bad mess of himself in a very) few minutes. Some day barbed-wire will be prohibited. The Yankee abomination' has mtiined thousands of horses, and' generally leaves cuts and scratches which take a long time to heal. I The rider of Full Rate was asked a' , question after the running of the Tele-! phone Handicap at Masterton. Simplex i was in front practically all the way, and I below the distance Sid Reid brought, , Full Rate up and appeared to try to beat Simplex for the rails. There'was' no opening, and Reid's mount was "pocketed" behind the tiring pacc-i maker, while Sunbonnet, who was the wise guy's fancy, rushed past on the! outside and won easily. Beyond expressing the opinion that Reid's riding' was "unsatisfactory," the stewards did.' nothing—just simply rushed off to din-! ner and left the public talking rcvolu-' tion outside. I