SPORTING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10112, 6 October 1910, Page 5

SPORTING.

RANDWICK MEETING

Received Last Night, 7 o'clock. SYDNEY, October 5. i The results of the third day's racing of the A.J.C. spring meeting are as follow: Second Hurdles.— Wooloomoolon. 1; Dinzal, 2; VVoolara, 3. Craven Plata.—Parsee, 9.4, 1; Master Soult, 9.4, 2; Marline, 3. Suburban Hariaic»p.~ Abbey Boy, 1; Miss Fianneur, 2; Grist, 3. Grantham Stakes.—Ptah, 1; Hart fell, 2; Styria, 3. Gimcrack Mtake3.—Respect, 1; Popinjay, 2; Lady Pomela, 3. Sydney Handicap.— Braekenburc, 1; Ua, 2; Apple Pie, 3.

HAWKE'S BAY RACES. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) HASTINGS, Last Nigh*. The Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's spring meeting opened tn-day The weather was fine, and there was a good attendance. The results are: Tomoana Hack Handicap Hurdles, IS miles.—Centaur, 9.7, F. Flynn, 1; Appin, 9.9, 2; Captain Jusgle, 10.2, 3, Also started—Fikapo, Sleacotnbe, Lingerer, Longboat, Won by a length and a half in ccm fort. Time, 3min l7sec. Maiden Hack Race, 7 furlongs.— Falsetto, 7.2, L. Wilson, 1; GoldCircle, 7.7, 2; -Ngakaa, 7.4, 3. Also started—Castle Side, Crocus, Boyna Water, Ultimatum, Scots Fusilier, Tupaea, AH Trumps, Odessa, Fleet Week, Waikehata, Emeha, Meran, Won by a length. Time, 1 min 18 4-ssec.

King Edward Handicap, ore mile and a furlong.—Bliss, 67, R. Yjung, 1; Kopu, 7.7, 2; Separator, 6.10, 3. Also started—Sandstream, Sir Tristram, Spate. Won by ten len.ths. Time, lmin sees. Pakowai Handicap Hurdle Race, If miles.—Whatakura.W. Young, 1; Rangihaeta, 9.0, .2; Aorangi, 9.7, 3. Alao started—Longner. Won by five lengths. Time, lmin 19 3 ssecs. Hastings Stakes, 4 furlongs.— Piereu , 8.0, H. Gray 1; Miscount, 8.5,2; Sea Pink, 8.5, 3. Also started —Belle, Goldenfield, St. Petersburg, Ireland. Won by a long neck. Time, 50 2-ssec.

Welter Handicap, once round.— Lamadorf, 9.7, W. 'Xoung, 1; Amato, 9.4, 2; RaDgikapua, 7.0, 3. Alio started—Hour rasque. Voetgang, Gaid Battery, Ortygia, Polynaes. Won by a length. Time, Imin 52sec. Waipata Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs.—Tribulation, 9.7, K. Hatch, 1; Niwaru, 7.2, 2; Goldamar, 7.0, 3. Also started—Amaru, Mediterranean, Perseler, Lord Possible, Seraphic, Merry Valet. Won by a length. Time, Imin 15 l-ssec. Flying Handicap, 6 iurlonga.Bliss, 7.7. R. Young, 1; War Song, 8.0, 2; Multiple, 9.0, 3. Also started—Vi, Winning Post, Lady Ruabina. Won by three lengths. Time, Imin 14 3-ssec.

SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES

HASTINGS, Last Night. The acceptances for the secorid day of the Hawke's Bay races are:~ Mangapapa Hack Hurdles, 1& miles.— Pikapoo 10.8, Captain Jingle 10.7, Appin 10.0, Tewhu 9.13, Whakaweira 9.0. Ngataiawa Hack Handicap, once round.—Cullinan 9.2, Idealism 8.7, Mediterranean 7.9, Kangikapua 7.7, Polynices 7.2, Waikehua 7.0, Entente and Tupaea 6.10. Hawke's Bay Guineas, 1 mile.— Danube 9.3 (including 71b penalty), Gold Circle, War Song, Bunkum, Odessa, Formaden, Tribulation, Loid Kelvin. Birkdale, Formby 8.10, Cheddar, Ngakau and Poictiers 8.5. 'iemahanga Hurdes, 1£ mies.— Longner 1D.5, Centaur 10.2, Whatakura 10.0, lorangi 9 3, Rangihaeta 9.0. Juvenile Handicap, 0 fuHonge.— Merrimac' 8.7, Midnight Sun and Bootie 8.5, Bellah 83. Oiama 8.2, Sanguinary and Golden Ball 8.0. U miles. —Sandstream 8.10, Sir Tristram 8.9, Kopu 7 12, Merriwai 7.8, Parable 7.6, Amato 7.1, Separator 6.12, Spate 6.7.

Flaxmere Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs.—Falsetto 8 11, Araaru 8.8, Gold Battery 8.4, Niwavu 8 3, Raupare 7 12 and Percelsr 7.11, Seraphic . and Uoldmaere 7.5, Crocus 7.2, Merry Valet, Red Sea and Scots Fusilier 7.0. Final Handicap, 6 furlongs.— Multiple 9.0, Vj 7.7, Humming Bird 7.5, Voetgang 6.11, Lady Rahina 6.7.

TURF NOTES.

(By "Zetland.")

Tikitere, a Mew Zealand Cup candidate, jarred one of her joints recently, and has to be eased in her work. The unruly Wirrall is being put into work' again, and is expected to compete in hurdle races very

shortly. The Waijganui Guineas winner, , Danube, is to make n s next public appearance in the Champion Plate at Trentham this month. Horses backed in Christchurch last week for the New Zealand Cup were Wimmera and Kopu. The New Zealand pony Moonlight, by fc'an Reno—Moonlight, waß sold in Melbourne recently for 230 guineas.

Last week Bliss was rejponfiible for one of the best mile gallops ever recorded at Hastings. Her victory in the King Edward Handicap yesterday was consequently anticir.ated by many Hawke'a Bay sportsmen. Kopu will probably be ridden in the New Zealand Cup by T. O'Brien. The San Fran gelding's running at Hastings yesterday was very creditable, and he will now be in favour for the New Zealand Cud. Mr E. J, Watt's Australian bred filly by Positano—Circe has been named Perseis, She is one of T. Qumlivan's team. Next week races will be held at J Otaki, Albury, Napier Park and i Cunedin. For the Twenty-First Challenge Stakes, to be run at the Canterbury meeting in 1913, Mr W. E. Bidwill -, has nominated Aviation, Submersion. Vocation, Exertion, Ovation, Tribulation, and Distinction. Provocation was taken through to Hastings in company with Tribulation. On Monday morning he put up a good gallup with Bunfa'urc, proving too good for the latte. Tawhaki, the full brother to Armlet, who has proved a disappointment up to the present litre, is being treated to a course of swimming near Duntain. (The Press Association neglected to send the results of the Marlborough races to Masterton yesterday.) .