LATE SPORTING

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9645, 10 November 1909, Page 5

LATE SPORTING

RACING.

AUCKLAND RACES. By Telegraph—Press Association. AUCKLAND, November 9. The following are tha results of the second day's racing:— Spring Handicap, I mile—Maheno 1, Santa Rosa 2, Wauchope 3. Also started—Lochbuie, Tattoo, Bully, Carmania. Won by a length. Penrose Hurdles Race, 2 miles.— Swagsman 1, Reservoir 2, Irish 3. 1 Also started Slrapne), Cymri, Commander. Won by a length and a half. Mormanby Handicap, 7 furlongs.— Dr. Shimose 1, Coromandel 2, Zinnia 3. AJ.o startel-Stllo-n, Sea Elf, Waiotahi, ImDuUive, Mistime, All's Wei), Regair, Primr, beo, Monsieur Soult. Mnnocl , Lacy Jane, Scotch. Birthday Handicap, 1 J mile.—Ad-1 vocate, 7.13, ueeley, 1; Waimangu, 7.6, Conquest, 2; Aristocrat, 6.11, R. W. Brown, 3. Also started— Ngapuka, Coronetted, Sedition, To' Aroha, Akarama, Delegate. Won by ' a length and a half, Waimangu ' beating Aristocrat by two lengths for second honours: then came Akarana, Te Aroha, Delegate, Sedition and Coronetted, the last to finish being Ngapuka. Time, 2min 35 4 ssec. Musket Stakes Handicap, 4 furlongs.— Ashby 1, Obsidian 2, Winning Post 3. Aho started—Doughboy, Goldfinder, Merrijee, Vivace, Silver Heels, Lady Waterford, Princess Soult, Wee Olga. Won by a bead. Onehunga Steeplechase, 3 miles.— Le Beau 1, Cavaliero 2, First Barrel 3. Also started—Loch Fyne, Pierre, Red McGregor, Laddi«, Good Faith, Cocnybandhu. Won by three lengths. Maiden Plate Handicap.—Reagin 1, Kimlock 2, Beach 3. Won easily. Time, 2min 10 4-ssec. Epsom Handicap—Salute 1, Sir Artegal 2, Hyperion 3. Won by a length. Time, lmin 15 l-ssec.

WAIPAWA RACES.

By*Telegiaph—Press Association. NAPIER, November 9. To-day's races resulted as follows: Maiden Hack Handicap, six fur longs.—Arium 1, Retort 2, Sleeeombe 3. Welter Hack, seven furlongs.— Motukawa 1, Pumoana 2, Moscow 3. Waipawa County Handicap, one mile.—Glissade 1, Lafnsdorff 2, Voetgang 3. Also started—Corazon, Peregrine, Mysticism. Won by a nose. Time, lmin 44 3 ssec. Electric Hack, five furlongs.— Mayflower 1, Meirie Valet 2, Waioriki 3. Grandstand Hack, one mile. — Com dian 1, Polynices 2, Rose Lethe 3. r '•■:- Scurry Stakes, four furlongs.— Amaru 1, Donzel 2, Progress 3. Railway Handicap, six furlongs., —Glissade 1, Voetgang 2, Millennice 3.

Hack Flying, six furlongs.— Waioriki 1, May Flower 2, Stormlight 3. TARATAHI-CARTEKTON ACCEPTANCES. The following are the acceptances for to-day's Taratahi-Carterton races : Parkvale Hurdles, one mile and threequarters.—Silken Rein 11.8, Diplomatic 11.3, Kelso 10.7, Lucretius 9.0.

Dalefield Hack, six furlongs.— Wai ward ware 9.0, No Trumps 8.9, First Consul 8.8, Composed 7.12, Merrie Land 7 8, Leahora 7.5, Pakewai 7 4.

Telegraph Handicap, six furlongs: —Longner 9 9, Full Rate 8.10, Iney 8.9, Sunbonnet 7.13, Mon Ami 7.10, Aboriginal 7.7, Purakau 7.4. Taratahi Hack Handicap, five furlongs.—Splash and Swallow ,8.8, Toahanga 8.3, Axite 7.12, Lochiela and Royal Marine 7.10, Leahora 76, Sea Queen 7.5, Undecided and Kiltie Lass 7.4, Fifi and Epsom Downs 7.0. Clareville Handicap, one mile.— Sit Frisco 9.5, Vi 7.9, Sunbonnet 7.7, Expansion 7.5, Miscast 7.0, Mataari 7.0. Captain Bell 6.10. Grandstand Hack Welter, one mile —Gold Bird 9.10, Miscast 9.10, Captain Bell 9.5, Knight Commander 9.3, Hilarian9.2, Hiwera 8.9, Awha 8.5, Te Utuata 8.4, Happy New Yea* 8.0, Rapu 7.12, Black Pearl 7.11, Foreshot 7.7. Maiden Hack Scurry, five furlongs. -Subdue, Niscb, Muertalma, Wheturangi, Ben Lu, Shimcsc, Campaign, Tray Jock, Lady Shannon, Captain, Kimmerian, Te Utsatu, Leapuki, all 9st. Carterton Welter, seven furlongs —Longner 10.2, Iranui 9.4, Waikaraka 8.12, San Fernando 8.11, Aboriginal 8.10, Sandix 8.9, Aberration 8.8, First Mate 8.7, Toa Tuhi 8.5, Clem 8.4, Investment 8 0.

CANTERBURY ACCEPTANCES

By Telegraph—Press Association. CHRIS TCHURCH, November 9. The following acceptances have been declared for the third day of the Canterbury J. C. Meeting : Suburban Hurdle Handicap, once round and a distance.—Southern Cross 11.4. Kairoma 11.0, Whatakura 10.10, Tyrannic 10.0, Sea Dog and Ratepayer 9.0. Spring Nursery Handicap, four furlongs.—War Song 8.13, Saxifrage and Tremble 7 11, Martyr and Tenterhook 7.10, Crown Derby 7.8, Antoinette 7.3, Sea Eagle 7.0,

Achray, Susa and Deploy 6.9, Enyo 6.7.

Ashley Handicap, six furlongs.— Nyland 9.7, Dolce 9.3, Contendent 8.13, Vologda 8.10, Montreal and Gunboat 8.6, Wet Dav 8.1, Merrie Lawn 7.13, Magneto 7.9, Sapience,' Blue Bell, Brasenuse, Lovelorn, Thistledown and Wind Gun 7.8, Eaglestone 7.5, Obligate 7.0, Chameleon 6.11, Glenfield 6.10, Musterer, Captain Kidd, Aunt Sally, Royal Lucia and Qseen of Spades 6.10. Avon Welter Handicap, seven furlongs.—Aberbrothock 10.5, Diabolo 9.6, Effort 9.3, Sharpshooter and Theodore 9.2 King Post 8.13, Dolce 8.12, Diamond Star 8.9, Dabchick 8. c , Zetland and Grand Slam 7.13, Gold Braid 7.12, De Witte, Wet Day and Heirloom 7.7.

Jockey Club Handicap, one mile.— Husbandmaj 8.12, Aberbrothock 8.5, Muskerry 8.4, Roosevelt 8.2, Ringdove and Gwendolina 7.11, Sandstream 7.10, Bollin 7.6, Miss MisChanteuse 6.13, Federal 6.H, Merrivonia and Full Sail 6.10, Iruganini and Valdimar 6.8, Swimming Belt and Cronstadt 6.7. Canterbury Cup, two miles and a half, weight for age. —All Red, Downfall, First Gun, Merrie Zealand, Sir Prize, Lawn Rose, Elysiaa and Taskmaster.

Oaks Stakes, one mile and a half. Ristori, Kilindini, Scotch Plaid, Ambala, Milan, Ambrosian, Dreadless, Aema, Ingoda, Fasnakyie,. Celaeno. Electric Plate, four furlongs,, weight for age.—tlaymore, Penates,. Naumai, Hermia, Armlet, Flitaway, Gipsy Belle, Ormulu, Broadsword, Nautiforni, Formb.r, Koh-i----noor, Sunburn, Antoinette, Deploy* Fireglow, and Tenterhook.

The Canterbury Carnival will be concluded to-morrow, when the time weight-for-age event, the Canterbury Cup, now run over its original distance, two miles and a quarter, and the Oals, come up. for deciskn. For the Cup the good entry of thirty-one was received, and probably about half a dozen Will start. Three-year-olds have been successful in the race more than horses •rf any other aue, and the older division will find the Derby winner a tough problem. Gu<»d olds.like JWanton and Euroeljdon have won the New Zealand Cup, Derby and Caot<rbury Cup. bir George Clifford his only won the race on one previous occasion, when Treadmill won a* a three-year-old. He has, besides Husbandman, a very useful representative in Taskmaster, son of Tr aJmill. He will be opposed by an other well-performed three-year-old,, Elysian, also All Red and Downfall.