SPORTING

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10534, 22 January 1912, Page 5

SPORTING

J WELLINGTON SUMMER MEET" ) INC.

GUI? WON BY UNDECIDED. (By Telegraph— Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Last Night. The Wellington Racing Club's summer meeting opened on Saturday, {in. doubtful conditions, j Short showers fell early in the day, but the weather cleared up as the I day progressed. Tiho attendance was on the-short side. Some interesting racing was witnessed, although the fields were not large. The youngster ©vent was a gift for Styx, who had no trouble in annexing the event. The Chip produced a field of fourteen, and a capital race ensued. Undecided was a surprise packet. He came right from the hick about two furlongs from home, rest of the field were not in the hunt. The Telejgraph Handicap provided a good I »3ce, Dearest securing a win. after a good inside effort. The winner was subsequently disqualified, however, die jockey (Deeley) being unable to draw the weight. The race was given, to Nyland, .with Culprit second and Equitas third. The totalisator figures were £122,675 10s, against £19,-397 for, the -corresponding day last year. are the results:—

Trentham Welter. Handicap, of 100 sovs., one mile—Higliden's Blakeney, 3yrs, 8.11 (A. Olliver) 1;, Odessa, 10.13, 2; -Turftji 9.13, 3. Also started— Ovation,- 9.0, Laius 8.7, 'Blend 8.0. Laius led to the head of the straight, where Odessa supplanted ihim. Blakeney came with a late run. and won by a neck. Time, lmiit. 44 j.-6sec. Anniversary Welter Handicap, of 200 sovs., one mile— J. Cameron's Eclogue, Gyrs, 8.7 (T. Meagher) 1; Beacon 8.2, 2; St. Felix 9.3, 3. Also started— Sea Queen 9.5, Golden Loop 9.0, Negative 8.0. Beacon made most of the running, but was supplanted in. the straight by Eclogue, who woa toy half a length. Time, lmin. 44 I-ssees. Electric Handicap, of 200 sovs., five furlongs.— T. O'Neill's Gladiole, syr* 8.10 (A. Olliver) 1; Naumai 9.1, 2; Ascalon 7.4, 3. Also started— Lord Soult 8.3, Rangiatua 7.11, KWmcTvi 7.11, Aitear 7.8, Purakau 6.7, IQmmtqi } 6.7. Nauinai led the field into tl» | straight, where Gladiole went to tl» front and won bby a length. Time, 1 min. 1 2-sboos. Nursery Handicap, of 250 sovs., * | (furlongs.— J. K. McDonaldV Styx, 6.7 (W. Bell) 1; Canute 8.2, 2; Wariigiht 6.7, 3. Also started— Glade 8.5, Peroneal 8.2, Stepney 7.10, Merton 7.10,' Neirene 7.3, Obliganfc 7 A Imagination 7.0, Scottish Stop 6.7, Daybreak 6.7. Glade showed the way, into the straight, and then faded away, Styx leading the field home by three lengths. Time, 49 2-osecs. WELLINGTON CUP, of 850 GOVS. „ 1 one mile and a half. W. Smart's Undecided, syrs, ■ 7.9, (Luke Wilson) : 1 E. J. Watt'ft Midnight Sun, 3vra, 7.13 (B. Deeley) ." 2 A. J»ckson*s Coromandel, 0' ' :;, 7,7 (H. Gray) 3 \ ' • Also started—Merrivonia 8.0, Mendip 8.0, Aberbrothock 7.12, Bliss 7.9, Birkline 7.3, Patriotic 6.10, Flingot 6.7,. Kaurod 6.7, Br,itSsii: ,Maid 6.7, Splash 6.7," Rdyal Marino 6.7. 'The j field got away in a line, wlueh was ■ j broken by Coromandel going to the | .front, followed by Midnight Sun and I tßJiss, the latter fading away at seven furlongs. Midnight Sun displaced Coromandel at the bend, and entering the straight Undecided went nj» from the ruck and won easily by txto | lengths, Flingot fourth, Royal Marine fifth, Birkline sixth. Time, 2min 34 4-osecs. Trial .Plate, of 150 sovs., seven fiv- ■ longs^— Hon. J. D. Ormondes Outward, 3vts, 7.4 (L. Wilson) 1; Kimona 2, St. Petersburg 3. Also started Tripoliß.o, Lady Volley 8.0, Big Blast 8.0, Makara 8.0, Mallard 7.7, Lady Nolan 7.4, Sir Donald 7.4. Outward went to tile front immediately, and was never headed, winning by four lengths. Time, 1min,.29 1-5 sees. ■ ' SRfuapelm Handicap, of 100 sovs., 6 furlongs.— A. J. Toxward's Sanguinary 3yrs, 7.7 (W. Weller) 1; Dirge 6.11, 2; Sinapis 8.11, 3. ,Also star-ted-rSeraphic 8.7 Gay Lawless; 8.5, Rongomau, 7.12, Kirkby 7.7, Taooiui 7.4, Indra 7.0. Sanguinary took charge four, fur.lopgs from- home, and won *by a head, stalling off a determined challenge by Dirge. Time, 1 min. 16 l-ssecs. Telegraph Handicap, of 400 sovs., 6 furlongs.— J. Bucklev's Dearest, 4 yrs, 7.5 (B. Deeley) lj Nyland 8.12, 2; Culprit 8.9, 3. Also started— Equitas, Polymorphous, Full Rate, Gipsy Belle, Ireland, Hermia, Byron, Faunus, Merry Frank, Longstep, Deploy. Gipsy Belle led for five furlongs. Then Dearest came up on the inside and won by two lengths. Time, lmin. 15 l-ssecs. Dearest was subsequently disqualified, the rider being unable to draw the weight. TO-DAY'S ACCEFI'AXCES. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Last Night. Following are the acceptances for the second day's races :—- •Miinga.ro a Welter, 1 7 furlongs.— Turn a 10.3, Beacon 9.12, Blakeney 9.12-, Kimona 9.8, St. Petersburg 9.5, Tripoli 9.0, Laius 5.3, Semaphore 8.0. ■ W.R.C. flaftdicap, 1} miles.— TJ-n-' decided 8.7, Counterfeit 8.7, Miscount 8.0, Coromandel and Mendip 7.12, Byron %7.8, Birkline 7.6, Royal Marine and Splash 6.10. DouroCup Handicap, six furlongs— Odessa 9.4, Beacon 9.0, Makara 8.11, Sinapis 8.11, Outward 8.7, Seraphic 8.4, Sanguinary 8.4. Ovation 8.0, Lady Kileheran 7.12, Hcatherbrn© 7.11, Ladrone 7.6, Taonui 7.4, Dirge 7.2. Mallard 6.11. January Welter, one miile.— Eclogue 9.4, Golden Loop 9.2, Sea Queen 9.0, St. Felix 8.12, Kauroa 8.9, Idealism 8.7, Blakeney 8.7, Avarice 8.4, Negative 8.0. Metropolitan Handicap, six furlongs.—Equita® 9.1 i, Gladiole 8.10, Culprit 8.10, Gippy BcDe 8.9, Full Rate 8.9, Dearest 8.1. Hermia 7.13, Byron .7.11, Bronze 7.9, Faunus 7.6, Lord Soult 7.6, Khamsin 7.3, Rangiatua 7.3, Merry Frank 6.13, Longstep 6.7. Deploy 6.7. Purakau 6.7. Fitzlicrbert Handicap, five furlongs.— Camite 8.7, Haskeyne 7.13,

Styx 7.9, 'Stepney 7.6, Merton 7.6, Obligant 7.1, Neirene 6.13, Wariiglvt 6.13, Submersion 6.11, Daybreak 6.10, Simila 6.7. FOXTON RACES. CUiP WON BY MIDIAiv i (Bit Tdet/raph — Press Association.) PALME'RSTON N., Last The Fox-ton races opened in fine' .weather, and with a good attendance. The totalisator investments amounted to £.10,911, compared with £6832' last year. Results:— Hack Hurdles, one mile and a half. —Captain 10.1 (o.' Price) I;. Allure,! 9.12, 2; Attention 9.11, 3. Alsoran.— Stamen, Strathmoira, Fond Memairy, Higliden, Canadian, Charge !Mali, Sea-wind, Septimus. Won by three ' lengths. Time. 2min. 50 sees. Electric Handicap, six furongs.— Parcwn.nui 7.13 (Y. Lee) 1 ; Waitoto 7.0, 2; Minora 8.4, 3. Also ' ran— Moutoa Girl, Fashion Plate, Florence Nightingale, .Lord Palmer, Overj "heard, Miss Alba, Ivoraro. Won by I a length, a neck between second and I third. Time, lmin. 18secs.

FOXTON CUP, 1J miles

Midian 7.4 (A. McMaillen) 1 .Julian 7.9 2 Matlow, 6.12 3 Also'ran.— Vi, Queen of Scots, Meremere. Won by two lengths, a length between second and third. Time, 2miin. 11 1-osecs. Trial Stakes, live furlongs.—Nukutitu 8.5 (A. MoMullen) 1; Goodiforai i 8.10, 2; Miss Roberts 8.10, 3. Also Iran.— Katino, Millbanbs, Sunrose, | Clover, Bonnie Boy, Overheard, Car- J narvon. Trouble, Ohinee, Govern-j vn©nt, Rejoice, Miss Jean, St. Helena, Black. Lupin, Elkmaid, Awa(hou, As-ternoun, Epwoith, Master Kiloheran. Expect. Won by a length, a length between second and third. Time, lmin. oseos. 1 Awahou Hack Welter, one mile.— j Merrie Emerald 8.3 (A. MeCarton) 1 : WwiputOTfi 8.13, 2; Stevens 9.11, 3. Ai so ran _ Bav Rani. Leonata, Retreat, Dusky Sound, Rangimaru. Won bv two lengths, a length between second and third. Time, lnmi 45 3-ssecs. " ■ . • " Flying Hack Handicap, six furlongs.— Blue Lake 7.13 (C. Price) 1; Winning Post 6.7, 2; Lady Moutoa 7.9, 3. Also ran.— Kohinoor, Te Kahurangi, Thetis, Overtime. Won by two lengths, a length between •»second and third. Time, lmin. 17 1-5., Horrington. Welter, four furlongsEminent 7.7, (F. Hoult) 1; Ineuru 8.3, 2; Easy 8.4, 3. Also ran— Muleteer, Aurora, Thrave, Elkmaid,' liivieta, St. Helena, Emterprise, Adella, Alma Rose, Lady Ruby. Won Iby a head, two lengths between second and third. Time, 50 4-ssecs. Herrington Walter;'si'von fimongs —Beaton \ Dale 8.0, 1; Con the <S3iaugh.ra.un 2, Overtime 3. Also ran —Amrbrosian, Marton, Afterthought, Separator. Won easily. Time, lmin j 32 l-ssecs. j TO-DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) PALMERISTON N., Last Night. Tlie following acceptances have been received for the second day of .the Fioxiton races: : — ■'Hurdles'.— Captain 11.4, ' Eiya 10.13, Allure 10.3, Seaman 10.0, Attention 9.13, HighdenY 9.9, Fond GVleanory 9.9, Ghiasemab 19.0, Seawind 9.0. Telephone Handicap. Eminent | 8.13, NukuaEu 8.9, Ineuru -8.9, Mouj toa Grir], 7.9, Septimus 7.3, Aurora ! 7.2. Miss Roberts 7.2, Elkmaid 6.7, I Adelaide 6.7. ■' < President's Handicap — YVsiipakn--8,9, Midian 8.5, Julian "8.0, Vi 7.13, Seaton Dale 7.7, Matlow 7.0, Aimihrosian G. 7. Carnarvon . Welter. Muleteer 9.6, Bay Paul 9.3, Waiputere 9.1, Merrie Emerald 9.0, Captain 8.10, Waitoto 8.9, Florence Nightingale 8.6, Enkototara 7.12. Miss Alba 7.11,: Overheard 7.10, Chase Mab 7.9, Ran- j iginraku 7.7, Dusky Sound 7.7, Sun-! ■rose 7.7. (Newmarket Handicap.— Blue Lake Lady Moutoa 7.13, Te Kahurangi 7.12, Hinekorangi 6.13, Waiowru 6.13. January Hack Handicap.— Parewianui 8.13, Minora 8.8, EaEsy 8.4, Fashion Plate 7.10, Lord Palmer 7.3, Mass Alba 6.10, Kororo and 'Lady Unby 6.7. 'Moutoa Welter.— Kohinoor 9.9, Con the Shaugraun 8.13, Lady Moutoa 8.12, Meremere 8.6, Queen off Scots ,8.6, Winning Post 8,3, Over-' time 7.13, Thetis 7.13, Marton 7.12, ( Stevens 7.11, Afterthought 7.10.