SPORTING.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 October 1921, Page 3

SPORTING.

DUNEDIN MEETING. FIRST DAY'S BUSUI.TS. WARLOVB WINS MOSGIBL HANDICAP. By Telegraph Press Association Dunedin, Last Night. The first day of the spring meeting of the Dunedin Jockey Club was held to-day in dull weather. There was no wind, and the cour.se was in excellent order. The totalisator handled £22,801, as compared with £26,244 10s for the corresponding day last year. Results: SPRING HURDLES RACE.—Whipcord (E. Horne) 1, Hylans 2, Staff Officer 3. Also Started: Manawaponga, Mandrake, Good Start, Pamploma. Won by a short neck, three lengths between second and third. Time 3min. 24 4-ssec. MAUNGATUA HANDICAP.—The Reaver (C. Emerson) 1, Sembric 2, Glentruin 3. Also started: Roseday, Bebehead, Silent King, Galway, Royal Admiral, Grange, Bitters, War March, Gunlayer, Hallucination. Won in a canter by three lengths, one length between second and third. Time, Imin. 29sec. MeLEAN STAKES.—Prosperity (A. E. Ellis) 1, Wartune 2, Klbros 3. Also started: Swallowflight, Balderdash, Barley Rigs. Markby. Red Kris, Stream, Waitea, Picaninny. Won by half a length, six lengths between second and third. Red Kris was fourth. Time, 59 4-ssec. MQHGIEL HANDICAP.—WarIove (C. Emerson) -1, Clean Sweep 2, Radial 3. Also started: Macduff, Eleus, Rorke’s Drift, Miss Muriel, Bonnie Maid, Jock, Tin Soldier, Marching Order. Warlove led into the straight from Radial, and at the distance Eleus made a good run. Clean Sweep, moving up quickly, was in second position half-way to the post, rut could make no impression on Warlove, who won comfortably by two lengths. Radial was two and a half lengths away, and then came Eleus and Rorke’s Drift. Jock was last. Time, 2min. 9 2-ssec.

TRIAL STAKES.—PIuto (A. Choate) 1, Vai da mo 2, Bluff 3. Also started: Kerry Star, Vice Royal, Celebration, Theodore, Morse Signal, Blush, Lady Sentinel, Merry Dora, Matata. Won by a length and a half, two lengths between second and third. Kerry Star was a close fourth. Time, Imin. 17 3-ssee. ELECTRIC HAND AP.—Corn Rigs (F. Voight) 1, Pallah 2, Palestrina 3. Also started: Silver Peak, Michaela, Malaga, Meteorite, Pyjama, Miss Camouflage, Hineamaru, Trentham Rose. Won easily by three and a half lengths, half a length between second and third. Silver Peak was fourth. Time, Imin. 16 4-ssec. O TAIOMA HANDICAP.—Kerb (A. H. Wilson) 1. .Tekuri 2, Humboldt 3. Also started: St. Essel, Mantua, Salerna, Caulacia, Samum, Osterman, Headlong, Louna Gundl, Windermere, Retu Silva, Proceeder, Miss Morn, Pop, Kiltartan, Scowana. Kerb got to the front three furlongs from hotme and won by a length. Humboldt was three lengths farther back. Tune, Imin. 17 l-ssec.

OCTOBER WELTER—Sunny Loch (C. McGregor) 1, Kilcullen 2, Twinkle 3. Also started : Palamon, Kilbroon, Link Up, Night Alarm. Sunny Loch was in front three furlongs from home and won well by a length, two lengths between second and third. Time, Imin. 44sec. SECOND DAY’S WEIGHTS. Dunedin, Last Night. The following handicaps have been declared for the second day, on Saturday, of the Dunedin meeting:— WAKRI HURDLES HANDICAP. One mile and a half.—Gamecock 13.3, Hylans 12.13, Manawaponga 11.10, General Petain 11.8, Barrister 10.13, Whipcord 10.10, Staff Officer, Good Start, Mandrake 9.13, Wild Pilgrim 9.7, Fi'agree, Pamplona 9.7, Mickey Free 9.3, -Trenttara Rose, Admiral Talbot, Claverhouse, Pereflt, Red Fire, Indus, Stathglass, Glenhupai. Moneymusk, Telamon, Eastern Loch, Overland 9.0. KAIKOURA HANDICAP. One mile.—Roseday 9.2, The Reaver 8.13, Sembric, Silent King 8.12, Glentruin 8.11, Redstone, Etta 8.8, Samum 8.3, Staff Officer 8.2, Galway 8.1, Filagree 8.0, War March T. 13, Orange Bitters, Osterman 7.11, Muzzle, Orange Mart 7.10, Windermere, Blazes, Gunlayer, Londonderry, Hallucination, Loch Mlladi 7.7. RANFURLY HANDICAP. One mile.—Radial 9.13, Foo Chow 9.2, Clean Sweep 9.1, Macduff 9.0, Eleus 8.13, Rorke’s Drift 8.11, Sunny Corner 8.6, Miss Muriel, General Advance 7.13, Linden, Purple Spur 7.10, Almoner 7.5, Tin Soldier, Jock, Marching Order, Twinkle 7.0 DOMINION HANDICAP. Five furlongs.— Wartune, Kilroe 8.2, Red Kris 7.13, Swallowflight, Markby, Barley Rigs, Wink 7.11, Waitea 7.6, Straem 7.0. SHARP HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—Silver Peak 9.4, Sunny Corner, Michaela 8.13, Listening Post 8.8, Malaga 8.3. Sunny Loch, Pyjama. Corn Rigs 7.13, Miss Camouflage, Bebehead, Kilboyne, Orderdown, Hineamaru, Bed Pal, Lira, Kilfane, Mantua, Eight Bells, Trentham Rose 7.0. TELEGRAPH WELTER HANDICAP. One mile —-Macduff 10.8, Malaga 10.5, Sunny Loch 1 10.2, General Advance 9.9, Palamon, Corn Rigs 9.8, Kilkee 9.1, Jock 8.11, Braid 8.8, Hineamaru, Kilboyne 8.5, Kilbrcgan 8.2, Twinj kle 8.0, Bebehead 7.11, Mirza, Silent King ' 7.9, Link Up, Night Alarm, Redstone, Ciaver- , teuse| Benefit, General Petain 7.7. CLARENDON HANDICAP. Six furlongs St Easel, PaJlah 9.9, Kilbarry, Humboldt 9.8, Kilfane 9.5, Mantua, Kerb 9.3, Calaurla 8.13, Galway 8.11, Unio, Lady Blissful 8.9, Osterman, Headlong, Royal Admiral 18.C>, Lomagundl 8.5, Bonnie Winkle, Incursio, Wild Night 8.4, Windermere 8.3, Blazing Light, Salerno, St. Augustus, Theodore, Blazes, Rex Silva, Proceeder, Vice Royal, Weird, Pop, Merry Dora, Miss Morn, Bonny Olive, Strowar.a, Kiltartan, Morse Signal 8.0. DUNEDIN GUINEAS (for three-year-olds). One mile.—Pluto, Valdamo, Winning Hit, Purpie Spur, Janus, Meteorite, Tekuri, Songbird, Bluff 8.11, Matata, Palestrina, KHcullen 8.5.

WHANGAREI RACES. FOREST GOLD WINS CUP. Whangarei, Last Night. The opening day of the Whangarei races to-day was favored with excellent weather, • and there was a large attendance. The track i was in good order. Results:— ; MAIDEN PLATE.—Polini 1, Dactylls 2, ! Tireless 3. Scratched: Lady Brothock, Oweta- ; form. Won by two lengths. Time, Imin. 17 • 2-ssec. I HUANUI HURDLES.—Poanui 1, Welshman 2, Signature 3. Scratched: Lady Biddy. Won Iby two lengths. Time, 3min. 6sec. i KENSINGTON HANDICAP.—Fife and Drum •1, Tressor 2, Bezant 3. Scratched: Scrap o’ \ Paper, Infante. Won by two lengths. Time, i 3irin. 26see. ; WHANGAREI CUP.—Forest Gold 1, Achle 2, Roekfield 3. AU started. A fine finish. Won iby a length. Time, 2min. 35 4-ssec. 1 HIKURANGI HANDlCAP.—Boomerday I, Brodick 2, Marble Bell 3. Won by two - lengths. Time, Imin. 43 4-ssec. ! COUNTY HANDICAP.—Farrow 1, North Loburn 2, Scrap o’ Paper 3. Scratched: Arrow- • field. Lady Kerman. Won by a head. Time, i Imin. 32 2-ssec. MANAIA HANDlCAP.—Nighttkne 1, Infante i2, Lightning 3. Won by half a length. Time, i Imin. 16 l-ssec. | PARATAKI HANDlCAP.—Shortland 1, Bez- ; ant 2, Esthonla 3. Also started: Arrowflelq, i Knighton, Annaroon. Won by half a length. Time, Imin. 29sec. SECOND DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. Whangarei, Last Night. The second day’s acceptances for the Whangs rei races are:— KAURI HANDICAP.—Infante 9.7, Treasure, • Pclinl 8.7, Finkop 8.2, Dactylls 7.6, Winning * Lass 7.3, PengweD, Annaroon, Jaffna, Golden At-W 7.0.

POBOTI HURDLES—Poanui 10.10, Welshman 10.4, Penniless, Signature 10.3, John Bur.ny 9.12, Klrivrinntng 9.11, No Mistake 9.7, Otsra 9.2, Royal Prince, Farrow, Rome, Blueform, Annaroon 9.0. MARSDEN HANDICAP.—Peppin 8.12, Boomerday, Shortland 8.9, Marble Bell 7.11, Rose Thurnham 7.8, Glen Leekie 7.3. PARK HANDICAP—Spanner, Esthonla, Archie, Forest Gold 8.10, Namutere 8.5, Rockfield 8.0, Penona, Dead Sweet 7.8, Sir Huon, No Bother 7.4, Prince Charleroi 7.3, Lady Energy 7.0. KAMO HANDICAP.—Scrap o’ Paper 10.12, Arrowfield 10.5, North Loburn 9.4, Glad Tidings 8.8, Jaffna 7.8, Torchlight 7.7, Miss Lucullus 7.6, Lady Kermin, Lady Hill, Camp Guardian 7.0. TIKOKI HANDICAP—Doric, Brodick 9.0, Pei-pin 8.12, Tireless, Ohlti, Rose Thurnham, Welshman 7.8, Narrow Neck 7.6, Lady Biddy, Commission, Reretcra, Utakura, King Pellicule, Mona Bruce, Lady Varco 7.3. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP.—Tamaroa 9.9, ! N&mutere 8.9, Nighttime 8.1, Scrap o’ Paper ; 7.8 Fife and Drutm, Tressor 6.12, North Loburn 6.7. FAREWELL HANDICAP.—I’enona 9.6, No , Bother 9.5, Bezant, Arrowfleld 9.1, Goldplanc i S.S, Prince Corl, Knighton 8.5, Marble Beil i 8.0. WAVERLEY-WAITDTARA ACCEPTANCES. Wanganui, Last Night. The following acceptances have been received for the Waverley-Waitotara Racing Club’s meeting, which Is to be held at Waverlqy on Labor Day:— BREWER HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—ln ah 9.0. Income 8.6, Possin’ Through 7.13, Amber Tips 7.7, Voluble 7.5, Egmont Park 7.1, Festive 7.0, Lelthfleld 6.11, Armorel 6.10, Flying Master 6.7. HANDICAP HURDLES. One mile and a half.—Sam on 12.0, Prodigal 10.7, Binglam 9.12, Silent Dick, Gold Problem 9.10, War Loan, Ttcnibone 9.9, Nemaline, Mangawai 9.5, Marsha! Neil 9.3, Toddy, Attent, Naughty, Fibre, Edenholm. Rekepoto, Marthon 9.0. WILSON WELTER HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Velociform, Malingerer 9.9, Demades 8.7, Complex 8.5, Kula 8.4, Molleen Oge, Te Maire, Generous 8.2, Pittsworth, March On, Aiice Montrose. Muraahi, Legato, Lady Fat 8.0. WAVERLEY-WAITDTARA CUP. One mile and a quarter.—Volo 9.9, Tame Fox 8.9, Matarua 8 0, Crucelle 7.13, Income 7.11, Passin’ Through, Simon 7.7, Detroit 7.6, Pure Laziness 7.3, Stork, Egmont Park 6.12, White Blaze, Beloved, Master Mick, Mistian, Halcyon, Rude 6.7. FLYING HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—Veiociform 8.7, Lady Polly 8.4, Mixture 7.11, Pas- . sionless. Mockery 7.9, Hipo 7.8, Country Life ’ 7.6, Take Take 7.4, Big Gun 6.7. MOMAHAKI HANDICAP. One unile.—Mort Avis 9.0, Velociform 8.8, Equitable 7.12, Passenger, Master Mick 7.10, Complex, Rada 7.5, Kula 7.4, Molleen Oge, Valdina. 7.2, Eric, Naughty, War Loan, Legato, Lady Pat 7.0. JACKSON STAKES. Five furlongs.—Mock--1 ery 9.2, Demades 8.13, Country Life 8.10. Loved Ono 8.9, Cold Steel 8.‘7, Sunny Jim 8.5, Valdina 8.4, Cochineal, Lady Nassau, Silver Star filly 8.2, Crossfire, Princess Fran, Lady Lima, Alice Montrose, lola, Savoury, Lady Fan, Helen Rufus, Minema, Kawhau, Maniania 8.0. ENGLISH TUBF. 1 THE CESAREWITCH STAKES. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. London, Oct. 12. The Cesarewltch Stakes resulted: Tutoi 1, Charlesville 2, Harrier 3. Seventeen started. Received Oct. 13, 5.5 p.m. , London, Oct. 12. i Jelllss Tode Tutoi in the Cesarewitch, Bui- • lock rode Charlevllle, and Donoghue rode Harrier. Tishey was last, being nearly a. quar- : ter of a mile behind the winner, who won by four lengths, the second horse being five lengths away. Soranus has been scratched for the Cam- ■ bridgeshire. According to the Dominion, the new sys- ■ tem of racecourse detectives under the control of the Racing Conference will operate as from November 1. The appointments are not to be announced until October 17, but there seems little doubt that Messrs. A. Ward and J. Torrance, late detectives in the Wellington police ; office, and Mr. J. Cullen, of Auckland, will ; get the positions, with the first-named acting 1 as chief. In England recently a mistake was made In the identity of two horses when being ’ transferred after a sale, and in consequence Dutch Toy ran in a race as Nan San. The ; b&ckers of the supposed Nan San, who fin- ■ isheJ nowhere, asked for a ruling as to their bets, and Tatteraall’s Committee decided they lost. This on the score that they hifrl the cJiance of the error not being found out. The ruling was taken exception to in many quarters, the Winning Post being strong on the subject. It says the contention of Tattersail’s Chib is ridiculous, as Duller volunteered the correction In the first place, and would have done so if Dutch Toy (running as Nan San) had won. In brief, the bookmakers were to be paid over a horse that did not weigh out, and would not have had to pay over the one . that did even If it had won.