SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 260, 26 March 1913, Page 8

SPORTING.

tl CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLIMi. L DON TON WINS TIIK AUTUMN HANDICAP. r ; By Telegraph—Press Association. Chiistchurch. [l'iu'sday. Ihe C..1.C. Faster meeting was eon- j_j tinued to-day. The weather was fine, ■(j but a very cold sou'-wester was blow-1 a iiig. Results:--I'KEBSWICK HURDLE HANDICAP, of, 200 sovs; one and three-quarter miles. Q over seven Mights of hurdles. j(I (i U. Baxter's eh. g. Cardiff, aged, w 9.0, O. Bird 1 J B \Y. Rutherford's g.g Daylight Bill, 1 4yrs, 9.0. J. Lyford 2 t •i C. W. Hammond's eh. m. Gold Pin, s (iyrs, 10.!). F. Douglas 3 4 St. Kevin, 12.2, 1 Bercoia 11.13, 3 ' Ai'iiiii 0.0 also started. Time, 'Jniin 20 - see. . \ AUTUMN NURSERY HANDICAP, of 1 300 sovs; lor two-vear-olds: six fur-' longs. * 2J. B. Reid'* b.c. Ogier, 8.3, F. E. I Jones 1 ' 11 Mr. Hiuliden's br. f. Bcrtrada 8.3, ' A .Olliver 2 3 Sir Geo. Clifford's cli c. Veritas, I 7.3, C. Emerson 3 4 Jason 0.0, 7 The Hague 8.10, 3 Martins 8.6, 8 Warstep 8.3, 10 Somniform 7.13, (i Ilistoriette 7.11. 5 Gleneannieh 7.7, 12 Chorale 7.3. 9 Flora Mac Donald 0.7, 11 Snowraker fi.7 also started. In 1 the run to the post Ogier finished well, and just got up in time to defeat Ber-1 tradii by half a head. Time, lmin 13 1-3 sec. I YALDIIURST WELTER- HANDICAP, | of 230 sovs; seven furlongs. I J. 11. Prosser's b. f. Speeialform. 3yrs. 8.4, C. Emerson 1 0 E. Aymes. cli. g. Oxenhope, 3vrs, 8.3,' L. G. King 2 II G, Westermon's b. g. Ladroue, 3 yrs, 7.7. G. Campbell 3 12 Gnome 7.13, 4 Thistledown 9.4, 7, Thrax 0.3, .'! Kilinenv 0.1, 2 Carol us 8.10. 8 Mumura 8.8, 13 Mere 7.9, 3 Lockwood 7.7, 9 Kimona 7.7, 14 Andreae 7.7 also started. Oxenhope held command as the straight was reached, hut at the distance post was challenged by Specialform, who won nicelv bv a length. Time, lmin 28 4-ssee. ' ' I GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 1300 sovs; second 200 sovs; third 100 sovs; one mile and a half. j 1 \V. G. and G. L. Stead's b. c. Bon j Ton. 3vrs, 8.4. E. Griffen 1 4 ilr. Highden's b. m. Bronze, 4yrs. 8.8. A. Oliver 2 2 Sir Geo. Clifford's b. h. blasterpiece, 4yrs, 9.2, inc. 71b pen.. C. Emerson 3 1 Los Angelos 9.8. 2 Brown Owl 7.3, 0 Sir So'o 8.9. 3 Coroniform 8.8. 3 Cheddar 8.3, 7 Mirn 8.3, 8 Sanguinary 7.(5. 9 Canute (i.7 also started. When the straight was reached Bon Ton closed on Brown Owl and iust below the distance Bronze came with a strong run on the inside, while Masterpiece put in a challenge. In a good race home Bon Ton won by a head from Bronze, who was a neck in > front of Masterpiece. Brown Owl was a length awav. fourth, in front of Los 1 Angelos, after whom came Mini, Sir I Solo, and Cheddar. Time. 2min 34 2-3 sec. - ADIJTXGTON HANDICAP, of 130 sovs; one mile. t 4 J. 1\ Buchanan's b. g. Bulletin. aged, 10.3, B. Deeley 1 j 3 T. Clarke's ch. f. Ladv Nolan. 4 yrs, 8.2. W. Bell 2 j 1 Sir Geo. Clifford's ch. f. Scottish I Star, 3vrs, 8.12. ('. Emmerson .. 3 2 Editah 8,10. 3 Britain Crown 8.7. (i Stephanos 7.7. 7 Stamboul 7.0. 8 De- ■ bonaire 7.0 also started. Time, lmin 42 i 2-3 sec. 21st CHALLENGE STAKES, of 730 sovs i for two-year-olds and upwards, weigh t-fi.i'-agc: seven furlongs. • I Sir Geo. Clifford's b.c. Autumuiis. ' 3yrs. 8.11, C. Emerson 1 I Sir George Clifford's b. c. Night -

watch. 2yrs, \V. Bell 3 CI. W. Greenwood's b. g. Jumper

ador. 3yrs. S.O, 11. Deelcy 3 2 lion Reeve 5.13, 4 Mowbray S.li also ran Nightwatch was just in front of Etuperador as they turned into the straight, and led to (lie distance, where Autuiu- ! nus on the outside came with a strong challenge. In a splendid race home Autuinnus got up in time to win by a head. Time, linin Ssec. TEMI'LKTON" HANDICAP, of 300 sovs: six furlongs. 2 Sir Geo. Clifford's b. m. Heatherbrae. 4yrs. 8.5. C. Emerson 1 .) C. and I!. Furze's ch. g. Kills, li yrs. 7.4. I{. Berry 2 4 L. C. I). Arkland's ch. g. (luerv. 4 yrs, 5.3. I>. \V. King 3 I Culprit 8.13, 3 Pilgrim's Way IMS, ii Sea King 7.13. (i Eocene 1i.7. 7 federal 0.7 also started. Won by two lengths. Time, linin 1 -ls«v. FIN At, HANDICAP, of 2~>o sovs: one mile. 3 1). 11. Roberts' br. g. The Coronet. (iyrs. 7.0. W. Bell 1 (i C. 11. A. Knight's br. m. Troon. "> yrs. ti.l3. R. Berry 2 1 Sir (ieo. Clilfyrd's b. g. Gleiiliunan. 3yrs. 7.11. C. Emerson' 3 4 Medallist 7.3. 2 Gapon 7.11, "> John Bniivan 7.2 also started. Won by three parts of a length. length away third. Time, linin 41 4-."> see. I The totalisator investments amount-I ed lo £2ti.134 10s.' compared with last, year £l!).4ti7. THE I'EILDJ.VG MEETING. SECOND DAY. [ Feilding. Last Night. At the second day of the Feilding Faster meeting there was a very large crowd. There was some good racing. 'J'he only regrettable incident was a de-1 nionslration against the decision in the seventh race. The tote handled £lO.-1 3HI, against £!.'5,3.1,'i last year, a total for the meeting of £42,083, against £38,-1 527 last year. Results; I Awahuii llaclv Welter.. 101.1 sovs: (;• mile and a distance.--! Leonta |'W.' I'rice) 1. 3 Top Note 2, ti lluia 3. Also! started: S I'apaniarama. 4 Royal Patron.l !> Dckkho. 2 Moirctte, 10 Waiotapu, !)j Elkniaid. 11 Kuropotangi. 7 Charge. Won) easily by two lengths. Time, linin ">B| 4-">sec.

Denbigh Stakex, of 20(1 soys: six furlongs.—2 A. Alexander's I'atroiinle 7.12 (L. Nodder) 1, Lady Volga 2, I (Hade Also started: 4 llermia, I!.(lrattan. I!

Boronia, 7 Rector Girl. Won by a neck.] Time, lntin 15 2-3 sec. J Kimbolton Hurdles. 12.") sovs, one and > three-quarter miles.—3 T. F. Nolan's\ Leolantcr i 1.7 (J. O'Connell ) 1, 4 \V'hi.ti|>- "i < : r 2, 1 Murton ss. Also started: 0 Sun-1 ray, 5 Rendroek. 2 Eiya 9.(>. A good race; won by a lenglh. Time, 3min lil I Oroua Hack Hurdles, of 100 sovs; one land a half miles.—2 Coromandei 1, 3 | Serenity 2, 1 Clemency 3. Also started: | -t Knntsford, 8 Sir Tulloek, 3 Player. 7 '.Overheard, (i Forward. Coromandei led ■ all the way, and won by a bare length } land a half. Time, fimin 48 3-ssee. Easter Handicap, 300 sovs; one and a 'quarter miles. —1 .North East (R. Young) , I (I. (i Mungaroa 2.2 Lady MenschikolT IS. I Also started: Kiiia, 7 Bonnie Boy, 3 Moutoa Girl, 4 Lord Renown. NorthEast led after going a furlong and won easily by a length, half a neck, bet ween second. and. third. Time, 2min Ssee. 'i Rewa Hack Handicap. 101) sovs.—l Denise Orme (L. Nodder) 1, 3 The Diver 2, 2 .Monologue 3. Also started: 5 Simple Sam, 4 Rector (iirl. Won eas- , ily by four lengths. Time, lmin 13 3-5 see. J Maiden Scurry, 100 sovs; five and a | half furlongs, weight, !) stone. —3 Charge 1, 1 Silver Rose 2, 3 Squireen 3. Also started: 14 Nebulous, 11 Muscadine. 8 , Rosalys, 0 Sweet Zinnia, 9 Knightly, i 4 'Sir Donald, 10 Aviator, 1(1 Whakapona, , 13 St. Hubert, 2 Innaladdo, 15 Moera. 5 Mood, 12 Golden Bell. There was trouble ' over the judge's decision. The unani--1 mous decision of the press stand was 1 that Silver Rose won by a good neck. I There was a hostile demonstration II against the judge for fifteen minutes. '•.Time, lmin 9 4-ssec. "| Makino Welter, 130 sovs; one mile r> fifty-four yards.—(i Arnake .1, 2 Merry Frank 2. 4 lloyal Simon 3. Also ran: 1 '.'Expect, 3 Red Lupin, 5 Vibration, 7 j Eclogue. Won easily. Time, lmin 40 I sec.

WAIPI'KURAU RACKS. Napier, Monday. The results nf the principal events were as follow:

Easter Handicap, of 100 sovs., once round —1 Sir Daniel 1, 2 Rcdloh "2, 5 Bravest 3. 4 Formality, 0 Peacemaker, 7 Winning Post and 3 Mysteriaeh also started. Won by a length. Time, 2min.

Waipukurau Handicap, of 130 sovs., one rnile and a-(j>uirter —4 Fair Average 1, 2 Loch Mabin 2, IVi 3. 3 Sail Pluie, (S Falsetto, 5 Cork and 7 Rongomai also started. Won by three lengths. Time, 2min lO.sec.

Two-year-old Handicap, of 100 sovs., four furlongs—4 Hodenham 1, 3 Anguish 2.2 Oppidcn 3. 1 The Summit, 7 King's .Host. 5 Berg and 0 Lady Teazle also started. Won by a short neck, with half a head between second and third. Time, oOsec. The totalizator investments amounted to £12,821. AUSTRALIAN RACING. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. Sydney, March 2">. I When Rude Boy fell in the Steeple- ' chase he broke his leg ami was destroyed. The stipendiary stewards asked an explanation of Valido's running on Saturday as compared with yesterday, and adjourned the inquiry.

The attendance at the, races was 33. 000.

When Cadoniu's rider, J. S. Mac Donald, weighed in after the Cup he collapsed. Cadonia was bumped near the six-furlong post and went down on his nose. His rider ripped him up with both hands, his efforts re-opening au old wound. Mac Donald said: "I don't know how I won. He finished on his own. 1 rode him at the finish with the long rein." A VISITOR TO RAXDWJCK. Sydney. March 2~>. Among the visitors to Kandv.ick yesterday was Sir Edgar Vincent, who has had a lengthy association with racing in England, lie went to the six-furlong post to witness a start and expressed appreciation of the manner in which the sport was conducted. He was keenly interested in the working of the starting gate and stated that had it not been for the pertinacity with which Australians stuck to the machine, starting by the barrier would be a thing of the past in England before now.

SYDNEY YEARLING SALES. [ Received 25, J0.33 p.m. Sydney. March 2."). > The annual sales of thoroughbred yearlings took place to-day at Rand- > wick. Tlie attendance and bidding were i J?ood. I Mr. G .Carrie, Koatunui, New Zealand, topped the prices, his Traquair-Roscom-i(ioi) colt bringing 112") guineas. A. Trophy, of Victoria, was the purchaser. ; A l'lavius-Albuera Ally realised 2.10 guineas, and a Tingruius-Albania colt 210 guineas. Six others of "Mr. Currie's rangied from (m to 14."> guineas. Mr. A. 11. d)angar's liobadil-Uinglet lillv brought a • thousand guineas. E. 1!. White's Fla-vius-(!ohlgrip colt brought £o7">. a Fla--1 vius-Boiling colt 900 guineas, and a Elai vius—Many Colors colt 700 guineas. Mr. 1 Hunter White's Antonio—Sonoma filly fetched .">3O, whilst Mr. E. J. Watt, of > New Zealand, paid 210 guineas for a I Mountain King—Laville colt. ■I At the draught stallion sales in connection with the show a number of New Zealand horses were offered by Mr. J. D. Mitchell. Obrien's Colonel sold for 12") guineas and three others realised from 47 to 00 guineas. SOFTTT AUSTRALIAN RACING. Adelaide. March 25. The Onkaparinga Railway Stakes resulted: —Sir Vincent 1. Loutav 2. Green i Seal 3. There were sixteen starters. I Won bv three-quarters of a length. Time', linin 3sec. j WILLIAMSTOWN HANDICAP. I 'Melbourne. March 2"). The Ywlli.<m,Ntow» Easter Handicap vo-nIM: 1 *iil'i:r;i 1. Oakdene 2. Sofrano 13. Twelve started, including Midnight I Sun and l'uaka. Won by one and a j quarter lengths. Time. 2niin 11 '/.set". I YEARLING SALES. I Sydney, March 2">. i On behalf of H. Moses an Earlston—/liwrletta colt brought ]27.1 guineas, a Tiobadil —Helois colt H)2."> guineas, and an Earlston —Velox colt 000 guineas...