RACING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8392, 8 April 1907, Page 6

RACING.

AUCKLAND RACES

By Telegraph—Press Association,

AUCKLAND, April 6. The Auckland Racing Club's Autumn Meeting concluded to-day in favourable weather. The sum of ,£15,839 was put through the totalisator, making a total of £45,185 for the meeting, as compared with £41,440 last year. Results:— Maiden Hurdles.—-Cachusa 1, Heywood 2, Tui 3. All started. Won by two lengths. Time, 3min 20sec. Dividend, £3 14s. Victoria Handicap.—-Quadroon 1, Pohutu 2, Cadence 3. Scratched— Tanminupo. Won by three lengths. Time, Imin 2 2-ssec. Dividends, £3 13s and £3 14s. Criterion Handicap.—Lady Cressy 1, Dogger Bank 2, Napenape 3. Scratched—Soultline. Won by threequarters of a length. Time, lmin 17 sec. Dividends, £7 14s and £1 3s. AUTUMN HANDICAP. Master Delaval, 8.13 1 Uhlander, 6.11 ... ••• 2 Paritutu, 9.6 3 All started. Won by a length. Time, 2min 35 3-ssec. Dividends, £3 Ss and £5 .153. St. Heliers Hurdles.—Nestator 1, -Soultfish 2, Lady Hune 3. All stayted. Won by four Time, 3 min 48 3-ssec. Divide i ; ; , £3 7s and £3 6s. Auckland Welter.— Seaton 2, Uranium 3. Scratched— Bully. Won by a neck. Time, lmin 41Jsec. Tourist Handicap. Delegate 1, Waitati 2, Octoroon 3. Scratched—.Napenape. -.Won by a length. Time, 1 min 2 3-ssec. Dividends, £7 17s and £1 7s. Buckland Handicap.-Carl Rosa 1, Miss Winnie 2, Lucrece 3. Scratched —Aeolus, Celtic, Delanio, Freemount, Tui Cakabou and Soult Maid. Won by a length. Time, lmin 28sec. Dividends, £3 6s and £4 4s.

SOUTH CANTERBURY ACCEPTANCES.

By Ttlegraph—Press Association

TIMARU, April 6. The following are the acceptances for the Autumn Meeting of the South Canterbury Jockey Club:— Rosewill Handicap, 6 furlongs.— Silkweb 8.14. Assegai 8.12, Ard Reigh 8.7, The Malster 8.2, Afere and Gypsobel 8.0, Jack Ashore 7.13, Patuna 7.11, Sahara 7.9, Merrymaker and Zero 7.5, Postcard 7.3, Steplink 6.7. Timaru Cup, 1£ mile.—Apollodoris 8.3, Makaroff 8.0, Rosebloom 7.10, Thunderer and Field Gun 7.5, Lapland, Harvest and Abusive 7.2, Idasa 7.0, Somateria 6.7. President's Handicap. 6 furlongs. —Manjess 10.3, Ivanoff 10.3, Grandstand 9.3, King's Guest and Tessera 9.2, Sychem 8.12, Mango 8.11, Thunderer 8.10, Jolly Roger 8.10, Bombastes and Bagpipes 8.5, Curiosity 8.3, Ruapehu 8.2, Stormont, Rio Grande and Postcard 8.0. * Waitahi District Handicap, 7 furlongs.- Clementine 10.12, Grosvenor 10.3, Sahara 9.5, Sam Weller 8.12, Narrakgarie 8.10, Design 8.9, Steplink 8.3. Flying Handicap, 5 furlongs.— Buccleuch 9.13, Red Gauntlet 9.4, Zetland 8.9, The Seer 8.7, Aimee Soult 8.6, Sea King 8.2, Tessera 7.12, Imaginary 7.11, San Severo 7.5, Ard Reigh 6.10. Washdyke Trot, U mile.—Bay King scr, Bellona 3sec, Mambrino King 6sec, Prince Handle 7sec, Necklace 9sec, Lady Lyllian 9sec, Edward R. lOsec, Nellie S. and Imperial Girl 13sec, Wild Victor and Pom Pom 15 sec, The Article 18 sec, Apihi and Darkie 21sec, Queen Mambrino 24 sec, Dummy, Kintore, and Advance 25sec, Golden Lake, Peter Allen, and "Waitohi Maid 26sec, Tracy May, Polly Linton and Una 11. 27sec.

AUSTRALIAN RACING

Received April 6, 7.40 p.m. SYDNEY, April 6. "I'he following are to-day's results: Rous Handicap.—Roosevelt 1, Oakton 2, Barren Joey 3. There were nine starters. Won by six lengths. Time, 2min 22Jrsec. Place Handicap.-- Lord Fitzroy 1, Comely 2, Cryde 3. There were nine ! starters. Won by half a length. Time, 2min 37Jsec. Second Steeplechase. —Sultana 1, Marjorie 2. Five started. At the logs Rongoa fell, while on the second round. Karamba and Auriculum had a long lead until both fell at difficult points, leaving Sultana and Marjorie to finish the race. Sultana won by a furlong. Time, 7rnin 23Jsec. A.J.C. Plate.—Dividend 1, Proceed 2, Proceedor 3. Also started—Blue Spec. .Betting—Five to 2 on Dividend, sto 1 against Proceed, 7to 1 Blue Spec, 10 to 1 Proceedor, The field moved off slowly with Dividend in front, and Proceedor and Blue Spec next. This order was maintained out of the straight and along the back. At Kensington Proceedor moved up to Dividend, but the latter got away again. Passing the stand for the second time Dividend had a lead of a length from Proceedor, with the others close handy. Rounding the bend Proceed ran up to second place, but Dividend had no serious difficulty in winning by j\ length. Time, smin 34sec. Nursery Handicap. Maltine 1, Vaporize 2, Gecko 3. * Final Handicap.—Fez 1, Liaveille 2 , Wandin 3.

TURF NOTES.

(By Zetland).

Mr W. J. Jorgenson, of Wellington, has decided to give up racing, and his racehorses and young stock are to be submitted for sale by auction this week. It is probable that Declination will not be raced again this season. She ran very disappointingly at Tauherenikau on the first day of the Wairarapa meeting, and her owner afterwards decided to throw her out of work.

The Wairarapa horses nominated for the Thompson Handicap appear to be fairly treated in the matter of weight, and the majority of them should be accepted for. Mahuta and Full Rate are most in favour just now, but Scotch Reel and Sherlock Holmes will have a good following. Wailethe has been thrown out of work for a time. The Lethe mare has been doing good track work, but becomes very excitable when the colours are carried. It has been decided to hack her about for a few months with a view to quietening her. Wairarapa will be well represented at the Marlborough meeting next month; but it depends to a certain extent on the weight adjuster whether much of the stake money comes this way. Riflemaid's backward running at the Feilding meeting was attribuable to the very heavy state of the racing track. Sylverie, who was taken South by the Master ton trainer, R. J. Marr, won no less than four events at the Westport meeting recently. Silken Rein wili probably compete in the hurdle events at the Blenheim meeting next month. Rongokako, by Vogengang—Field Piece, has gone into D. Wilkinson's stable at Clareville.