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Taranaki Daily News, 14 May 1920, Page 3

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egmont racing club. CONCLUDING DAY'S RESULTS. marqueteur wins again. The Egmont winter meeting was Drought to a successful conclusion at yesterday in fine but cold weather. There was again a large attendanee. As on the first day racing was very interesting, the fields being large and tie finishes, i n the majority of cases, close. Marqueteur, well 'ridden by ay, repeated his performance of the previous day by winning the principal open flat race. Lulce also registered a ! double win by annexing the principal steeplechase. Speculation was brisk throughout the day, the totalisator staff (under Mr. frank Moore) having a busy time. Considerable money wa? shut out in the early races owing to the machine being dosed prompt to time, but in the latter races investors made their investments early, and some big sums were handled. A sum of £6900 was passed through on the last race. Altogether £33,921 was put through for the seven races, as compared with £31,77, 10s for the second day last year, an increase of £2143 10s. The total for ihe meeting was £09,840, as compared with £ (50,400 10s last veai\ tin increase- of £9,378 10s. This year t!>ev» van an extra race, on which £3,410 was invested. The races yesterday were got off v,'e]l to time, a decided improvement on the first day. The arrangements for the conduct of the meeting were again admirable. reflecting credit, on the committee. officials and secretary. The detailed results of the racing are as follow: XOAMTTTTT APPRENTICES' HANDICAP (Hatit conditions). or 150 sovs., second 20 sots., md third Imrso 10 sovs. from the stakes. Six furlongs. '—Mr. F S Bluett's fcr. K. TC.irr.oo 4yrs . bv 3'fini;inoto—St. Clements mere 7,9 (S. Anderson! ' ' i ti—Mr. P. T. Watson's i>r. e. Addition. Mrs. hy Tribulation—Boronia, 7.1 (Cochrane) a ?--Mr O. miseoß's 1). m'' Lord' FormbV, •ivrs.. 1)7 Formby—La Milo, 7.5 (Griffins) 3 Also started: 4 Kllboßr.'.n n.D (Colter) 2 Empyrean 5.2 (Euthorfurd). 1 Mlda 7.7 '(IT. m' r) VvJ. p . roi 'K» l 75 (Oeorfwl. 9 Rlkl 7r, Creiff 7.5 (Edgecombe) 12 Valolna 7.j (Hollands), IX (luiration 7.5 (\V Bound). ( Winner trained br J. Brown. There vtere three withiSrawrCs, leaver twelve to face the barrier. Mida was made j...? 00 Bronte, though Empyrean. kit.ieggan, an<l Admiration were also troll siionor"<>d. After a little delay at the barrier. ine field was \relt dispatched. Ki.l--ht-jiran was first to show out. followed bv Karaeo on the cuter. At the three fnron's Guir.it.lon was on terms with the leaders _ Here Karaeo went tn the front, and en terms the straight. three leneths elcnrenr en and won rnmfcrtiMr by six lemrtlis 52 Admiration. who put in a run in t*e s ■ a.ght. and boat Lord Formby for third p!nc« by four lengths. Jllda was clo=e up fourth. Time, 1.19.

aiAN/WAPor nimm.ES HA\IU<-MT> „r »«'; sors ssconrf 2." sots, and third ']S m irom the stakes. One mile and a half. •j—Mr W. it iieinhnll'a l> p. i.r.nl Xajrrr. liv !,nr : h Najjar—Olauys jfnv 11 d (X IYast.on) " , 2 y,'' ■' Bull's li. it. All Over. 6vri.."bT All Rmt-Mim™. 10.9 (A. McDnnald) .'. 2 O~Mr F. n Walter's b. e Rmmtion iiL'prl, by Cheshire—Applauso. 9.0 don) " ,

Also s*a.rtod: 0 Paddmirion Green 9!! (rar (ThcmnsrrO. 1 To Toa. 9.5 (Dilla--07 MVehby). 8 Hushaby. ».» IThoraer). 3 'Olio 9* (oar. 91) fTTaan), 9 0 (Hunt)' 1 (TrieUeb.mk), 10 Gunwale Winner trained by w. Hawlhorne. All carded started To Toa was made a Rliirhtly belter favorite than All Over with 'ht hJ • so .. w<! ; i l su "l«>rted. Passing the'stand .he first time Ceho and Gunwale were tnrelher In the lead, with Revocation third All Over fourth, and Paddtaston Green last. With nnir tho journey gone Revocation went, to the lead, whilst Lord Najjar and All Over h ,Tr T™?! UP « L ? rd Nap,lr hold command 1,1, AII n e frnm ,ome ' but at llie '""no tuni All Ovftr put In a. run, and was lyinc tondy over Ihe last Jump, whore he lost a tittle ground, ond In a great finish I.ord i lr gained the verdict by three-nunrters of a ieng.h. with Revocation three lengths further back. 'Cello was fourth. Time, 254.

OPEKE STEEPLECHASE ITAXDICAP, of 400 sovs., second 00 sovs. and third 40 sovs from tho stakes. About two miles. 2—Mr J. Gravestone's b. g. Luko. fiyrs. by Acrostic—Rsnora. I0J! (Bowden) .. l Tm-T. J. Motley's b. g. Peneton, aged by Penury—Eton Lass. 912 (Warner) . 2 L Keln!,;lll ' s h - K. Old Munirindi aged, by Traeidon—Grot, 12 8 (.1. PrcsAlso started: r, First Line 10.8 (.1. Kaan) «te- 10 1 nr l n 0S ,!* e V nin) - 8 Jtas <CT Webon It (McDonnell), 7 Tirnu 9 9 (Roach), 3 Sa_il Hone I) , (A. McDonald), 11 Sandy Paul I'- 1 ( MpScTp nj'). in Simple Sara 9 , (Dltlamore), 9 Slmnix 9.7 (W. West). Winner trained by P. Higgott.

Oheddar vas withdrawn, leavins a field of -ivnriti. Mun,:lndi an '' Mm divided TO1; e r n earryiiiK over four flgmes. 3tastor n ebsteir s colors were the first to show out. and led past Wic stand from First Call tnn. with Lulce,and Slumix tosether next, followed by Old Munuindb. Sandv Paul Penoioif *t i T«rnln»r into the hack stretah, Peneton took the lead from First Call, with W<J Mnngmdl and Luke In that order. This p»f» wT 1 - 151, the !,,lst iump - wherc Flrst rilllv V s <3er - „ In the home stretch ra s ri "" antl vroll by throe enjrtlifl from Peneton. which was a simil"r distance In front of Old Mujiplndl. Mastn VVebster wan fourth. Tirau foil at the s™.l J 31 "™ 1 * also came down at the second to last jump, knockiiij the rider of Hrst Line out cf the saddle. Time, 4.19.

MOIvOIA HANDICAP, of 200 sovs, second 31 15 SoTS " frora tlie stal:e9 - 4—Mr. P. Selwood's b. g. Income, 2vrs. bv Gu 4 anforte~Poihmery, 6,11 (Cochrane) 1 <s—Mr .T Campion's b. g. Jutland, svr» ny Advance—Brown Spec, 8.9 (O McCarten) ' 9 s—Mr D. J. Goodwin's hr. h. Egmont' Park Wi, hy Sylvia Park—Tottle, 7.2 (McCormac) « Also started: 1 Esthonia 8.12 (Colter) 1 8 Depredation R 1 (Goldfinch). 2 Miss Gold 7 7 (Carmont), 7 Blrkenvale 7 0 (,T. Brrry). and C Lady General C.J) (car. 7.C) (R. Hunt). Winner trained by W. Pine.

Bang was the only withdrawal. In a heavy betting raco Esthonia. was made a slightly better favorite than Miss Gold, tho pair carrying half tho machine. From a perfect start Egmcmt Pwk was the first to show nut. with Income in attendance." After a furlong Miss Gold went to tho front, and led to the turn for home, where Income and Jutland headed her, the former loading into the home stretch A great Taco home ensued, the pair racinc neck and neck. At the distance Jutland got. his head in front, hut Cochrane rode a splendid race, and brought. Income along again the Ilawera trained horse gaining the verdict by a neck. Jtoaicnt Park was three lengths away, and Miss Gold was fourth. Time,

THE SHOHTS HANDICAP (Hack conditions), of 150 govs., second "0 snv9, and third 19 sors. from the stakes. rivo furlongs. 10—Mr. .T Kahili's I), a Bis Push, 4yrs., by Masler Snuit—Clomsim l . 7.2 (Hair) 3 i—Mr. ,T. H. Harnett's i 11. K . Ciuinirn. 3yrs , by Quin Abbey—Koterope, 7.11 *(-\ Eeed) *' o 6—-Mr. W. C. Larson's li. m Saniaranjt, by (Ihoorka—Lady Officer, 8.7 (McCarten) .1

Also started: 5 MarMe liar SO (McCormac) 2 American Beauty 8 1! (H. Gray), 1 Orucelie 8.5 (Ij Morris). 9 I'assin' Through 8.0 (R. Hunt), 3 Itoyal Mark 7.8 (S. Walslie). 6 Ladr Pnula. 7.5 IJ. Barry), 12 Master Curran 74 (Griffiths), 7 Tnfante 7.2 (car. 7.6) (Oonquesf) 11 Martian Miss 7.0 (car. 7.2) (Carmont), 12 Mica Montrose 7.0 (car. 7.8%) (R, Hunt) 15 Wntercall (8. Anderson)* 13 Toddy 7,(i (car. 7.2) (Rutherfurd), 14 Yeoman 7 0 (Healey). Wtninr tralnad by J, Thaokw,

There were eight withdrawals, Including Income, Penona, and Oak Abbey. Crucelle was made favorite, carrying over four figures. American Beauty and Samarnng were next in demand. From a. good start Samarang was the first to take the lead, and practically led to the straight, Quiniro and American Beauty being handy. Once in the home stretch the little fancied Big Push came with a rattle, and won by three lengths from Quiniro, who, after a ding dong go for second place, beat American Beauty by a head. I'assin' Through was fourth. Time, 1.4 3-5. RIANAIA HANDICAP, of 3110 sovs., socoutl 40 sovs., and third 20 sovs. l'rom the stake. One mile and a distance. 2—Mr. Ewart's eh. g. Marqueteur, syrs. f by King Mark—By By, 9.2 (H> Gray) 1 B—Mr. F. M Bradley's b. g. Simon, aged, by Sweet Simon—Sylvia Park mare, 7.3 (Carniont) 2 I—Mr. J. Casserley's b. g. Perfect Day, syrs., by Guianforte—Country Picnic, 7.10 (McCormac) 3 Also started: 4 Blue Cross 7.7 (Manson), 5 Arrowfleld 7.4 (J. Barry), 0 Gulanform f1.7 (Hair). Winner trained by O, Cox. Tiranga was the only withdrawal. Perfect Day was made a very hot order, carrying close on £2OOO, and over £3OO more than Marqueteur. Simon and Blue Cross were alio well supported. Arrowfleld was the first to break the line and passed the stand just in front of Blue Cross, with Perfect Day and Marqueteur next. After a couple of furlongs Blue Cross had a couple of "lengths advantage, but along the back Simon assumed command. Perfect Day also moved up, and turned for home first. Simon quickly displaced the favorite, and the pair were fighting out a good finish, when Gray brought Marqueteur along on the rails and gained the verdict by threo parts of a length. Simon beat the favorite for second place by a neck. Blue Cross was fourth. Time, 1.33%. BOROUGH HACK HANDICAP, of 180 sovs., second 25 sovs., and third 15 »ovs. from the stakes. Seven furlongs. L—Mr. W. Duncan's b. g. Tame Fox, 4yrs., by Yolpone—Humdrum, 8.13 (M. Mc- * Carten) ..., • l 3—Mr. W. l£ Kemball's blk!. g. u Rebuff. 3yrs, by Martian—Lady Disdain, 7.10 (Carmont) 2 2—Messrs. Curran and Woods' ch. g. Otauru Kid, by Campflre—Artist mare, 8.1 (car. 8.4), (H. Gray) 3 Also started: 4 Penona 7.13 (car. (Goldfinch), 9 Yankee .Tack 7.9 (McCormac), 7 Mimlri 7 8 (car. 7.10%) (R, Hunt), 3 Miss Love 7.7 (A. Reerl), 6 Kyoto 7.-0 (car. 7.8) (L. Morris), 10 Zlmmer 7.0 (Rutherfurd), 8 Romo Fashion 7.0 (Conquest), 11 Haurenga 7.0 (car. 7.6%) (J. Barry). Winner trained by F. Tilley. There were three defections, eleven facing the barrier. In a record betting race, Tamie Fox was made a better favorite than Otauru Kid, tho pair carrying over £3OOO. Miss Lovo and I'enona each carried in tho vicinity of £IOOO. Otauru Kid was first out, but soon gave place to Tame Fox, who led to the bend, where Otauru Kid again assumed the lead, with Penona in second position. Tame Fox was lying third here, but came fast In the straight and secured the verdict by half a length from Rebuff; who got up in time to heat Otauru Kid for second money by a neck. Time, 1.33%,

TIMARU RACES. SECOND DAY'S RESULTS. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Timaru, Last Night. The second day of the South Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting 'was favored with beautiful weather, and there was an attendance of eight thousand. The total'isator handled £20 a 42"». For the meeting it handled; £37,437 —a Tecord for two davs. Last year's 1 total was £3.\051. Results:— TRIAL HANDICAP. Fivo furlongs.—s Bonny Step 1, 1 Chirleroi 2, 2 Juliana 3. Also ran: 3 Bengeroop, 4 Dorcas. G Pomposo, 7 Sherlock, 0 Foreign Strife. 10 Innisfallen, 11 La/ly Markhcpe, 7 Judy Abbott. Won by a length. Time, 1.3.

PAREORA HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—4 KHlowen 1, 1 Bon Spec and 2 ICillala, deadheat, %. Also ran: 3 Mortham, D Thesthis. Won by a length. Time, 1.15. BEACOXSFIELD HACK HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—4 Nautical 1, \ Cattaeh 2, 2 Silent King :l. Also ran: 5 Miss Camouflage, 6 All Serene, 8 Blue Admiral, 3 Vice Regal. 7 Lady Pallas. Won by a head Time, 1.29. AUTUMN HANDICAP. One and a hulf miles—7 Jock 1, 2 Rorke's Drift. 2, 3 Sisyphus 3. Also ran: 1 Kilkee. 4 Linden. 0 Marianne. 5 Clavei-houso, 0 Rosevoar, 8 Admiral Talbot. Won by two lengths. Time. 2.10 1-5.

WAIITI KTEEPLUCIIASE. Two miles-2 Golden I'rince 1. 3 Arlington 2, 1 Merry Lnd Also ran: 7 I'allaillo, G Dardanelles, 5 Paramata, 8 (irey Renown. 9 Rolling Tide. 4 Golden Rupee. Won by six lengths. Time tlOl-5.

HAY STAKES. Five furlongs.—l Prhieo Martian 1, ,'i Sunbath 2. 8 Bontave 3. Also ran: 11 Babylon, 4 Greek Son, 5 Looh Weir, 2 I'iastk, 7 Br.tliina, 10 Lady Allenby, 6 Cleveland, .1 Paddy's Hope. Won by three lengths. Time, 1.3.

TEIOIKA HACK HANDICAP. Six furionss. —1 Pit Proy 1, 2 Irish Elegance 2, 5 Lima 3. Also ran: 4 Mythology, 3 Marching Order, 0 The Boss, 8 Barley r.igs, 11 Sunlit, 7 Hands Off, 9 Master Dennis, 10 Red Pal, 12 Woodon a length and a half. Time,

SEADOWX WELTER. Six furlongs.—l Murihiku 1, 5 Caverock 2, 2 Braid 3. Also ran: C Sleepy Head, 4 Pyjam, : J , Mocrabiie, 8 Aramore, 9 Bandy, 10 Bairnsdale, 7 Revolution. Won by three lengths. Time, 1.15. WANGANUI WEIGHTS. Hawera, Last Night. Weights for the Wanganui winter meeting are:— BOROUGH HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Parisian Dlnimond «U, Bindle n.2, tf.l2, Torfreda 8.7, Jutland BU, Eathonla 8..". Inah, Hetana 8.1, Ruddy 7.10, Swanee RiVPr 7.y. Sflintorinl 7.2, Klnsem 7.1, Matatane, Vasilkov 7.(1, Miss Gold, Income G. 12, Adniyra 6,10, Egmont Park CD, American Beauty. Lady General, Kilbeggan, Restful, Prince Charlerol 6.7.

HACK STEEPLECHASE. Two miles—Sir Solo 12.5, Yankee Jack, Lukf. 11.1.1, Zeus, Guanaco 11.5, Ngakanui 10 13, Gaekwar, Mastor Webster 10.10, Harbor Light 10.9. First Call 10 7, Army Service 10.0, 'Cello, Kurnalpi, Negsunbo ftno, Onipoto, Sir Donald, Manhaltan 9.8, Paul Moore, Cheddnr, Toddy. Slumix, Stelpaul, Sandringham, Silent Dick, Saida, Yucatan, ICautahoe, Ngalantl, Ulenwood, Combustion, Neflsche 9.7. KAITOKE HACK HURDLES. One mile and three - quarters.—Koh u 12.0, Sea Down 11.9, LocheHa 11.6, Sweet Tipperary, All Over 11.3, Pretty Bobby 10.10, Rlsingham 10 8, Retard 10.4, Tempo 10.1, Vlgilo 9.13, Toa. Tere, Gold Sou It 9 11, General Stephen 9.8, Paddington Green 9.0, Applaud 95, Royal Mark, 'Cello 9.3, Hautawa, Cadet, Banogue, Negainbo, Master Boris, Bombala, Yucatan, Revocation, Student, War Farm, Lady Bedford, Haurengn, Marshal Nell, Combustion, Gotha, Gunwale 9.0. CONNOLLY HANDICAP. One mile 'and a quarter.—Marqueteur 92, Imarlbbon 8.11, Lovematoh, Rude 810, Maloha 8.9, Dusky Eve, Depredation 83, All Over 8.0, Punka 7.13, Hetaua 7.12, Omahu 7.11, Sea Down 7.8, Risingha.ni 7.4, Simon 6.12, Blue Cross, Demos fi 11, Detroit 6.10, Hookah, Miss Gold 6.9, Tlranga, Tirana, Otauru Kid, Haversack, Consultation, Sycorax, Isingarcb 6.7. PURUA HACK HANDICAP. One mile aild 110 yards—Simon. Tame Fox 9.8, Admyra 8.12, Valencia 8.7, Flight Commander 8.6, Cmcelle 8.2, Arch Lassie, Rebuff. Molyneaux 7.13,! Pepin 7.12, Penona, Oak Abbev, Luperino 7.11,! Paashi' Through 7.10, WJHy's Knight 78, Empyrean, Mimirl, Farce. Missland 7.7. Sweet J Song 7.6. No Bother, Whizz Bang 7.5, Miss, Lovo 73, Aohllleon 7.2," Rienzi, Dick, Rild,! Gay Lady, Pomona, Knimotu, Prodigal, Some I Fashion, Hupana, Rekapoto, Better Luck,! Valncre, Ben Bolt, Kafeur, Gulanfonm 7.0. The following re-handioa.p for the Wangnnul Steeplechase has been declared: Wirokino 10.0. ELTHAM RACING CLUB. INAUGURAL MEETING TO-DAY. The inaugural meeting of the Kltham Racing Club, which is to be held nn the Iluwerrt. racecourse to-day, promise?, to attract a large attendance. It should prove an enjoyable meeting, as good fields have accepted in ail events. The officials and tho secretary, Air. Tristram, have done everything to ensure the success of the meeting. ENGLISH RACING. By Telegraph.—Press Assn —Copyright. London, May 12. The Newmarket Stakes resultedA Hen by 1, Paragon 2, Poiumetis 3. Infectious germs which lodge in the mucous of the mouth and throat are destroyed 'bs SharlamVs Formalin Throat Tablets (mint or cinnamon flavour). Sold everywhere. 2s. Sprinkling about, ten drops of •Kazol on the chest of the pyjama jacket fit night—or on the singlot in the morning —is a fjood way to get the benefit of Nazol inhalation—just ttv it.