SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 89, 5 October 1911, Page 8

SPORTING.

THE A.J.C. MEETING. / THIRD DAY. By Cable—Press Association-Copyright Received 4, 5.30 p.m. (Sydney, October 4. Tin* third day of the A.J.C. meeting wis agnin favored with fine weather and a large attendance. Results: iSeeond Hurdles.—Jules 10.9, 1; Eivnisbelle 12.13, 2; Fiddlestring 10.0, 3. There were ten starters, including 'Pakau. Won by a length, six lengths between second and third. Pakau fell. Time, 4min io Yi sec. Craven Plate.—Lady Medallist (Hairnet t) 8.13, 1; Malt King (Black) 9.4, 2; Aurofodina (Smith) 9.0, 3. Eleven starters. Cisco jumped to the front, followed by Malt King, Beverage and Philio. When settled down, Comedy King took charge from Cisco, Beverage and Malt King being the nearest attendants. Cisco was again in front at the nine furlong post, and at the six furlongs was one length in front of Beverage, with Aun-ofodina, Comedy King, Los Angelas and Ijady Medallist in that order. There was little change at the half-mile, except that Beverage ran second, with Malt King in third place. Aurofodiiua showed the way round the bend well into the straight from Cisco, Beverage, Comedy King and Lady Medallist. Below the Leger Lady Medallist put in a claim, and getting a clear run on the rails landed a clever victory by half a length from Malt King, with Anrofodina a length away third. Comedy King was fourth, and Los Angelos finished in the ruck. Time, 2min (i'/osee. Suburban Handicap.—Lager 8.1, 1; Knraugai 8.4, 2; Bandon Lad 8.0, 3. There were sixteen starters, including Sharpshooter. Chaste and Full Sail. Blairgour and Volsloane together made the running well into the straight. The placed horses got together at the distance, and after a good linish Lager won by a neck, a length between second and third. Time, lmin 38y 2 sec. Grantham Stakes.—Ladies' Man 1, Popinjay 2, Medoc 3. Nine starters, including Peirene. The quickest to move were Bunbury, Malt Blossom and Popinjay. The last-named took command before the six furlong post was reached, and led into the straight clear of St. Medoc and Ladies' Man. The winner came with a rush at the Leger, and after a clattering finish won by a head. St. Medou was a good third. Time, lmin : 40'/osec. Cimcrack Stakes. —Ventura 1, Simmeer 2. Anrifer 3. There were tweiitysix starters. The race needs little description. Tripple was the first to show <mt, but Ventura almost immediately took charge and led round to the bend and into the straight, and was never overhauled. The winner was well ridden ■by Me.Lachlan. and won by two lengths, Auril'cr a length away third. Time, 54'/i sec. Sydney Handicap.—Col ma 0.13, 1; Woad 7.5. 2; Duke Foote 10.0, 3. A good finish. Won by a neck, ha.lf a length between secdnd and third. Time, 2niiu 34% sec. Eleven started.

TOTALISATOR TOR X.S.W. Received 4, 11 p.m. Sydney, Last Night. Mr. Flowers promised a deputation representing the racing .associations to submit to Cabinet their request for legal isiui; the totalisator. lIAWKE'S BAY MEETING. . FIRST DAY. By Telegraph—Press Association. Hastings, Last Night. The weather was fine and the course in good order. The attendance was fair. Lord Islington was the guest of the Jockey Club. The amount put through tin* totalisator was C10,2(>7. Results:— Tomoana Hack, 1% miles.—Espartoro 1. Polynices 2, Moreeambe 3. Also started: Donzel, Cullinan, Scots Fusilier and Cii.stlcs.ide. Won by a neck, Morecawbe being six lengths away third. Time, ,'imiii 20scc. Cullinan lost his rider at the obstacle at the rear of the course the first time round.

Maiden Ifa.ok Handicap, 7 furlongs.— Outward 1, Ovation 2, Loch Mabin 3. Also started: Stellaris, 'Die Nut, Pipeclay. Right Oil, Ngakau, Bandalero, Fusilier, Suffragette, Merimee, St. Go/;o ami Warscare. At the railway bend Outward and Ovation were racing neck and nook. In a good finish Mr. Ormond's (illy lasted longest, winning by a length. Loch Mabin came through at the finish and bent Esiueh for third place. Time. 1 mill 2>S-ee.

Flaxmere Hack Handicap. (1 furlongs. --Mere-mere 1, Gold Circle 2, San Pluie 3. Also started: Peacemaker, Vega and Mangaroa. A great race home resulted in Meremore landing the verdict by inches, Gold Circle was a neck in front of San Pluie, the resit being close up. Time. Iniin 15 2-ssee.

llawke's Hay Guineas, of 300 sovs; 1 mih'.—lion. J. IX Ormond's' Miscount I liirkenheail— Miss Never) S.lO (V. D. •lones) 1: .Mr. E. .1. Watt's It ova I Scotch S.lO (C. Jenkins) 2: Mr. J. Rucklev's St. Petersburg 8.10 (W. Young) 3. ' Also started: Formulate and Our Queen. Krciin a fair start Our Queen shot to the front. After covering a furlong Formulate took command, with .Royal Scotch and St. 'Petersburg near attendants. At the willows the order was Royal Scotch and St. Petersburg racing together, Our Queen and Mi-count .being close up, with Formulate last. Miscount put in his run at turning for home and the trio settled down to business. A great race ensued. Mr. Ormond's colt winning by a head, half a neck between Royal Scotch and Si. Petersburg. Our Queen was fourth, Formulate bringing up the rear. Time, Imiiu 41scc. ,1 ladings Stakes, of 250 sovs : 4 furious.— j'lon. .1. D. Ormond's Glade ], Vocation '2, Ercmengarde 3. Srcatched: Formality. Won by three lengths, a icinrtli between second and third. Time, 4S ':!-.-)spc.

S.|»riiKH' Handicap, 'of l"2-"> sows; ]i/ ( miles.- Voclgang ], Ai'iom ■>, llohi'lo<ri*e :;. All sfartnl. Won by a length. Time, lm'u\ y.-ioc. Waipatu ][ack Handicap, of 100 sovs; 0 furlonp-jj.—Gold Circle 1, Allurement 2. Xgatait .'!. Scratched: Mprcmere. lumjiipou, Right Oh and The Nut. A splendid fmisli. Won by a nose, a heart, bclwecn second and lliinl. Time, Imin ].") 4-.")Scc. Final Handicap, of 100 sovs: G furlonirs.- I'.obrikolV 1, Dazzling ■>, lilue Lake I). All started. Bobri'koir lead all ilic way and won by half a length. Ttme. Imin 14scc. XAPIBR PAKK WEKHIT*. Xapicr. Last Xighl. The following weights have .been dcelared for the second day of Hie spring meeting of the Xiipirr Park Kacing Club: (ircenmeadows Hark Hurdles. \y., miles. —Morecambe 10.12. Jlcrric Lawn 10.1. Donzel and Cullman 10.0. Polvnicc- 0.10. Slouvton 9.0. Pukelota.ra. 0.8, Idealism 0.11. U'aipurcku 0.1. Tina Tom. !).:!, Cranlon ami Appellcs 0.2. I'ond Memory, All Trnm|>s, Shoemaker. Cistlesidc. SiilVragette and Longboat 0.0. Trial Hack Handicap, 5 furlongs,—

Loch Mabin 9.0, Nokau 8.13, Runaway Girl, Esmch, Ranfurly and Kirkby 8.10, Wee Rose 8.!), Hatana and No Idea 8.8, Rangipoa 8.7, Marble Head 8.0, Sir Scare, St. Gozo, Wait), Lord Kilclienmy, Kathleen Eyiie, Sella™ and Pipeclay 8.5. Taradale Handicap Hurdles, 1% miles. —-Esipartero 12.7, Napper i1i1.4, Te Whetu 10.10, Windage 10.4, Leolanter and Donzel 9.2, Appelles, Dan Leno and Fond Memory 9.0.

County Hack Handicap, 1 mile.—Gold Circle 9.6, Idealism 8.0, M&remore 8.2, Mamipai 7.13, Fleetwork 7.8, Composed 7.6, Merrie Valet 7.2, St. Gozo, Esmch and Fusilea 7.0, Rig-lit Oh, The Nut and Bandolero 0.10.

Park Stakes Handicap, 1% miles.— Boforikoff 10.18, Woodhcy 8.12, Sir Antrim and Sandstream 8.8, Goldfinder 8.7, Te Puia 8.0, Ariom 7.11, Kilostere 7.10, Voetgang 7.7, Gold Circle 7.3, Monti form 7.1, Vi 7.0, Peacemaker 0.10, Adealiaam, Separator, Melalogue, Erin and Amato 8.7. Juvenile Handicap, 4 furlongs.—Sir Daniel 8.5, Beklane 8.3, Haskyne and King's Favorite 8.2, Elevator 8.1, Waimahora, War Sight, Bon Mon, and Daybreak 8.0, Mrs. Wiggs 7.12, Eocene and Eradyne 7.10. Ahuriri Hack Handicap, fi furlongs. San Pluie 9.0, Allurement 8.7, Mere Mere 8.5, Vega 8.4, Gold Bond 8.2, Manupai 7.13, Merry Lad 7.7, Loch Mabin 7.5, Noakau and San Port 7.4, Merrimak, Trieze and Seraphic 7.0, Fair Average G. 13, War Scare, (Mama,, The Nut, Right Oh, AH trumps and Tuatahi 0.10. Railway Handicap, 0 furlongs.—Bobrikoff 11.0* Faunus 8.11. Dazzling 8.5, Sea Eagle 8.0, Lord Soult 7.13, Bootle 7.10, Voetgang 7.7, Blue Lake 7.2, Gold Battery, Formulate and Erin 0.9; Winning post, San Pluie and Remissness 8.7.