FEILDING RACES.

Taranaki Daily News, 3 April 1918, Page 8

FEILDING RACES.

SECOND DAY'S RESULTS. Feilding, Last Night. For the second day of the Feilding races there was a large, attendance. The totalisator handled £38,052 for the day, the total for the meeting being £78.544 aR against £63,200 for last year. Results: KIMBOLTOX HURDLES—!) Lord Ainslie (W. Bowden) I, 1 Parewanui 2, 3 Dasher Boy 3. Also started: 10 Sir Fisher, 8 Arlington, 13 Harbor Light, 4 Con, 7 Flying Camp, 5 Foeinan, 2 Mahzoltov, C Ju Jitsu, 11 Ratana, 12 Lady Amai. Won by two lengths. Time, 2min. 45 2-ssec. WAIATA STAKES.—I Oratress (HGray) 1, 2 Winning Shot 2, 9 Katmandu 3. Also started: !) Romance, 13 Samarang, 12 Half Blue, 7 Censkus, 5 Xemaline, 3 Bay berry, 0 Tirnnga, 10 Mick, 11 Gloam, 4 Kaimanawanui, 8 Te Toa ' Won by nearly a length. Time, Iniin. 9 2-ssec. OROUA HACK.—7 Fore 1, 2 Sardinia 2, 3 Multive 3: Also started: 1 Gipsy Gem, 5 Qninn's Post, 4 Clavis, 0 Mystified, 3 Warmth, G Beauforte, 8 Royal Park. Won by a length. Time, 2min--9 4-ssee.

EASTER HANDICAP.—3 Iceberg (D. Anderson) 1, G Orleans 2, 2 Dingle 3. Also started: 1 Gang Awa', 4 Multicipal, S Midnight Star, 7 Ladify, 5 Lady Beaufort. Won by a length. Time, 2min. 94-ssec.

DENBIGH STAKES.-9 Jean Laddo (W. McEwen) »1, 2 Inah 2, 1 Waimatoa. 3. Ako started: 7 Birkenvale, 0 Eyyal Chef, 3 Astrophel, 10 Avon Park, 4 Starengo, 0 Hupana, 8 Gaycium, 12 J'lairJ finde, .11 Colonade. Won by half a length. Time, lmin. 14 3-osec. REWA HACK.—IO Marquetteur (X. •McDonnell) 1, 9 Polynesian 2, 1 Jlarcnga 3. Also started: 2 Association. 3 Eugari, 5 Piano, 4 Pervolo, 0 Lady Edith, 7 Goldbearing, 18 Advancel'ul. WiAi by half a length. Time, luiin. 15 2-osee. AWArTCRI WELTEK—B Lord kelson (W. Bell} 1, 3 Hastio 2, 2 Consultation 3. Also started: 1 All Over, 4 1 Momac, 5 White Kanger, 6 Self Alliance, 7 March On. Won by a head. Time, lmin. 30sec. MAKINO WELTER.—I King Chiara (H. Cray) 1, 4 Astor 2. 12 Victoris 3. Ako started: 8 Huslunan, 2 Volo, 3 Ohiwia, C Kiltess, 5 Lady Louisa, 7 Probation. 11 Tirana, 9 Namur, 10 Bairnsdalc. Won by a length and a.half- Time, lmin- 252-ssee.

RIVERTON RACES. Invercargill, March 30. The Riverton meeting opened with glorious weather, and the track was good. The totalisator takings amounted to £17,198 10s, as compared with £17,162 10s last year. Results: TRIAL STAKES—I Kilmeedy 1, 2 Red Tape 2, 5 Turton 3. Also started: 4 Sartolite. 0 Criehtbn's Folly, 3 Matilda, Won by two lengths. Time, lmin. 43% sec. WAIAU STEEPLECHASE—4 Dalton 1, 1 Luigi 2, 0 Sylva 3. Also started: G Captain French, 2 Cannie Hugliie, 8 Yokel, 3 Somerset, 7 Miss Western. Won 1 by twenty lengths. Time, 4min. 30sec. I APARIMA HANDICAP—I White King 1, 3 Glensponse 2, 2 Redsliire 3. ' Also started: 5 Bon, 6 Sir Malt, 4 Agreement. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin. ssec. FIRST OOUiNTY.—S Burrangong 1, 2 Aycliffe 2, 4 Kazan 3. Also started: 15 Awahou, 3-Areal, 8 Jock, 7 Wild Pilgrim, I Acliilleus, 9 Lady Knight. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin. 432-ssec. RIVERTON CUE.—I Marso.l, 5 -Tliaddeus'2, 2'Rorke's .Drift - 3. Also started: 6 Balboa, 3 Golden King, 4 Gunrest. Won '.by

lengths between second and third. Time, 2min. Usee. GREAT WESTERN STEEPLECHASE--3 Recharge 1, 1 Zarkoma 2, G Palladion 3. Also started: 2 Wellwood, 8 HeatherIca, 7 Turehua, 5 Chappal Moli, 4 Seamark. Won by one, hundred and fifty yards. Time, Gmin, 23 2-ssec-VISITORS' HANDICAP.—4 Don Paeilico 1, 0 'Samiel 2. -5 Marianne 3. Also started: 9 Partisan, % Point Blank, L Muzzle, 11 Bonsign, 3 Matilda, 8 Bonalfty, 7 Tin Soldier. Won by a head. Time, lmin. 2!) see. POTJRAKTNO HANDICAP.—2 Killirogan 1, 7 Redowa 2, 3 Cahna 3. Won by tlircß-quartcrs of a length. Time, lmin. 45sec-

AUSTRALIAN TURF NOTES. Australian-N.Z. Cable Association. Sydney, April 1. Yesterday's race attendance was another record (05,000), and the totalisator takings were also a record ( £57,802). Outlook, the. winner of two races) at Randwiek, lias been sold to S. P. Mackay for 0000 guineas. Cetigne and Desert Gold are having a close contest for winnings. Cetigne. who has won £20,824, and Desert Gold, with £20,141, stand third and fourth respectively among Australasian win--ners, following Carbine's £29,476, and Trafalgar's £22,111. A special appeal to race-goers at Randwick to subscribe to the war loan secured £57,000. Desert Gold has been scratched for the A.J.O, Plate. Received April 2, 9.3 ii p.m. Sydney, April 2. New York has been scratched for the Steeples. It is understood that the All Aged .Stakes will be Desert Gold's last race here at present, as she returns to New Zealand at the first opportunity.