SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 307, 5 June 1915, Page 8

SPORTING.

OTAKI MEETING.

SECOND DAY

By Telegraph.—Pi ess Associate Wellington, Last Night. The Otaki rebiilU lor the second da TELEGRAPH HACK—Tiora 7.0 1 risH l'usilier 7.0 2, lluslmDyc 8.12 J Vlso started: Martyress, Martlet i.n ean Laddo, Jlultrft, Deviation, Sir Sara en 7.!', Royal Mary, Vladincau, Elopt nent 7.3, Pink lleatlicr 7.2, Genera ,ladero 7.1, Ooldliearing 7.0, Battalio] 12 Arralina (UO. Deviation, llusha lye'and Multre led most of the distance nit ill the straight were challenged 1>; 'iora, who won l>y a length, half i aiigth separating the second and thin lorscs. Time lmin 3 4-sscc. TE ROTO STEEPLES—Ngapatu 10.< Bonny 11.8 2, Paremata 10.0 3. Alsi tarted: Katua 0.13, Pikilio 9.9, jSilver ale !).11, Atiki, Colonel Webb 9.7. liki .o. Colonel Webb, Paremata and Silver laie dislodged their riders, and Katui nd .Atiki ran oIT. Ngapatu and Bonn; ed most of the way, but the forme ventually won by three lengths. Pare nata was remounted and got third ,'ime 3min 4 2-ssec. HOA HANDICAP—WiId Lupin 7.5 1 ,adv Louisa 0.0 2 Rene 7.13 3. Alsi tarted: Coldstream 8.3, George . -4 ichilledes Immcr, Imarose 7.3, Pero teal, Ineuru (1.9, Glacier 0.7. l'eronea ed tlie field for a distance, after wlucl lie placed horses fought out the finish \ild Lupin winning by a length. Tim. min 44 4-oscc. STEWARDS' HACK—Tangihou 8.11 Master Achilles 8.13 2, Submersioi ''.7 3. Also started: Raumahaka 9.S Botanist 0.0, Merry Gain 8.11, Aiding on 8 3, Maltegarde 8.0, Draft fi.U. Alb; '.4, Welcome Nugget 0.10, Boldstrok. '.S (was' left at the post). Maste Achilles and Ally led part of the way nid were joined by Tangihou and Sub licrsion at the straight. Won by i ength, a bead between the second am diird. ' Time lmin 32sce. RAILWAY HANDICAP— Fortify 7.1 1 I'owder Fox 7.10 2, Altcar 8.0 Als. itavted: Veronal 8.13, Zeus 7.7. Fortif; T o t the worst of an otherwise evei start, but picked up at the entrance t ;he straigiif, and won easily. Time nin 10 t4-ssec. OHAU WELTER—Achilles 8.0 l,,Rua ;angata 9.5 2, His Eminence 102 £ \lso started: Master Moutoa 9.7, Gla :ier 9.0, Doon 9.4, Hap Dha 8.10, Via lian, Rongoro, Elopement 8.0. Acliille lmllenged in the straight and won b; he narrowest of margins the sceoni md third liorses being close up. Tim mill 45 2-sscc. FINAL SCURRY—Tceberg 8.7 1 Mam 1.7 2, Clialti 8.7 3. Also started: Kavvii ■au, Malizottor, Vladiness, Rockabyt Astrologer, Hie Ferry, Polini, Gol. 'roblem. Miss Clements, Need, Kellei □an 7.0. A good race. Won b; . length. Time lmin flsec. The totalisator investments for th lay amounted to £13,240, as agains £14,291 on the corresponding day o ast year, while the total for the meetng was £32,749, as against £55,577 Mt year.

(AUCKLAND MEETING.

SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES

Auckland, June 4,

Following a.f<s acceptances lor the second day of the A.R.C. winter meeting:—

RANFURLY HANDICAP, one mile.— Kauri King 11.0, Loloma 10.13, Doncaster 10.4, Gold Fran 10.4, Combustion 10.2, Kaween i), 7, Hadj 9.5, Goldmount 9.5, Hima- and Glucian. U. 3, •Hemisphere and Ovation 9.1, Gluctanus, Skpnipaul, Ulster, Brookfield, Matakana, Toki, Lady Lobelia, Fionnulla, Marconi and Miss Avalanche 9.0.

OREKEI 'HURDLES, one mile and three-quarters. —SoultikofT 9.13, Harbor Light 97, Valentine, and Monorail 9,0, Master Regal and Vascular 9.1, Ovation, Luperin, Dandy Breeze and Tararua Jack 9.0. REMUERA HURDLES, two milesAdmiral Soult and Tragedy King 11.4, Hereford 10.13, Royal lArms 10.9, Immensity f1.13, Jolie Fille and Master Regal 9.0.

•PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP, seven furlongs.—Tattcvley 11.4, Crown Pearl 11.3, Emperador 11.2, Potoa 10.13, Tact 10.G, Lady Middleton 10.4, Tinopai 10.3, Ilyettus 9.13, Bluestone, Prince Soult and Red Book 9.10, Goldfirc 9.9, Mnnster 9.8, King Cliiara 9.5, Nicomar 9.4, Kaniki 9.3, Castalia and Canipcador 9.2, Worcester 9.1, Tangawai, Tripoli and Trv Fluke 9.0.

JUMPERS' FLAT, one mile and a half.—Admiral Soult 10.11, Styrax IA.K, Spalfish 10.7, Hereford 10.3, Immensity 9.9, Monathol 9.0, Harbor and Blue Garment 9.2, Bally Gowan 9.0.

GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE.—BercoIa 11.10, Jackmai 11.9, Golden Glow 10.11, Black Northern 10.S, Morccambc 10.0, Sandy Paul 10.3, Cloudy Dawn 9.11, Waterworks 9.10, Sportsman 9.*), El Gallo, Ngatoa. and Nimblefoot 9.7.

CARBINE PLATE.—Carbiness, Coleraine, Doneaster, Dandy Breeze. Devastation, Gallunin, Heather Mixture, lima, Hopye, Kaimanuka, Lady Lobelia, Loloma, Lone Moor, Miss Avalanche, Nicomar, Self, Takanini and Ulster. NOTES ON ACCEPTANCES. (By Moturoa*) The acceptances for the second day of the Great Northern meeting are very numerous and winners again look hard to pick.

The chief event is the Great Northern Steeple ran over three miles *nd a half. Bercola is top weight but his recent form does not recommend him as a stayer. Jaokman ran well in the Wanganui Steeple and should be in an improved form to-day. Golden Glowhas a jumper's chance, but may find the Ellerslie country more severe, than Avondalc. Black Northern is too much a horse of moods to warrant support, but 'Moreeambe on the strength of his showing in the Great Northern Hurdles and ffis exhibition over big country in schooling work must run wellSandy Paul got round on Thursday, and stays on fairly well. Cloudy Dawn looked well at -Wanganui, but has to be taken on trust as a steeplechaser. Waterworks and Sportsman have only a rough chance, but El Gallo h.is only to jump to prove dangerous. Jackman may be the fittest of the top weights,

and Moreeambe and Ell Gallo of tlio light weights. The chief hurdle event, the Ttemuera Hurdles, will see some good hurdlers in action. If Hereford is as good as reported, he is given a great chance, and Royal Arms is also well treated. Harbor Light, Gold Frail, Envperador, Doncaster and Hereford a.re not harshly treated in the minor events.

DUNE DIN ACCEPTANCES. The following acceptances liave I»ecn declared for the second day of the Dunedin races: — FAIRFIELD HURDLES, one mile i>ncl a half —Commotion 12.< i, Cast Iron, Kim 11.0, Calier Davon 10.11, Lord Frederick 9.12, Steperina 9.11, Simon Pure 9.7, Cyra 9.0. • Sl-LVERSTREAM HANDICAP, seven furlongs—Encore 10.0, Sir Hamilton, Spanish Princess 8.10, Giralda 8.9, , ,Cortes, Lion 8.8, Hornbeam S.O, Roumania, Micky Free 7.0, Art, Glenongley, Fable, Firegod, Red Shield, Canstep, Arogram. MAIDEN PROVINCIAL HANDICAP, one mile—John "Barleycorn 9.0, Daytime 8.13, Palisade 8.12, Golden King 8.10, •Hcsione 8.9/ Spccialform 8.5, Ogier 8.2, Fender, Duller 8.1, All Ready 7.10, Uniter Service, 'Sloggan 7.9, Multum-in-l'arvo 7.7, Waipnnui 0.7. WINGATUI STEEPLECHASE, 300 sovs about two miles and one furlong and a half—Rovnl Medal, Card iff. Colden Grape 11.9. Fritz 11.0, Stroller 10.12, Black Sea 10.il. The Brewer 10.9, The Gunner 10.5, The" Tew 9.11, Tommy 9.7. "WAIRONCOA HANDTCAf, six fur- ! lengs—Clynelish 10.2, Daytime 9.8, Palisade 9.5," Puller 5.3, Sister Radius 7.13, 1 Medley 7.10, Afton Loch 7.7, Moonglow ' 7.5, .Mount Victoria '7.2. SYeaborg, Sar- ' tomart, Cortes, Baritone 6.7. ' HACK AND HUNTERS' STEEPLEr CHASE, about two miles—Northern , 12.9, The. Jew 11.5, Tolstoi, Prairie Fire ' 11.4, Tommy 10.9, Ghent, Orotoira 10.3, Zingabee. Golden Dawn 9.13, Denial, j Wellwood 9.7.

IXVERMAY WELTER, one mile Ogier 10.1, Pride o' Clutha 11.11, United Service !).!), Neuroma, Em-ore !).S, Bavian, Chrysotis 9.5, Wild 'Pilgrim, Sartomart, Vocation fl.O, Tlie Cornet 8.11, Merton 8.3, Giralda 7.13, Waipunui 7.10, Glenowl, Glenfern, Fable 7.7.

.south; wairarapa,

Carterton, June 4.

"'lie South Wairarapa Trotting Club's meeting was held yesterday. Results:

TRIATj HANDICAP—FIake Cut 1, Tango 2, Red George 3. Won by air lengths. LADIES' BRACELET —Loekwood 1, 'Miss Silrerlocks 2. Won by fir« lengths. GREYTOWN TROT—Flora Tracev 1, Resurrection 2, No Shenanaghan 3. Won by six lengths.

BIRTHDAY TROT -lIANDICAP-Glen-idol 1, Miss Havoc 2, John 11. 3. Won by half a head. TAMAHAI! M.AHUPUKU M'EMORjJAL TROT HANDICAP—Monsoon 1, Teawahori 3. Won by two lengths. KEMPTON PARK TROT HANDICAP—FIora Traccy 1, Myrtle Palm 1, Resurrection 3. Won by two lengths. PRESIDENT'S TROT HANDICAP — Flake Cut 1, Red George 2, Oollecn Bawn 8. Won by six lengths.

Ths totalisator handled £5002.