HAWKE'S BAY MEETING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 232, 1 October 1928, Page 12

HAWKE'S BAY MEETING.

TOXEUMA WINS GUINEAS. SPRING HANDICAP TO TRESHAM. LIPSOL SECOND LEG OF DOUBLE. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) HASTINGS, Sunday. The weather was ideal and the course good for the Hawke's Bay .Toekey Club s spring meeting yesterday. There was a. large attendance. The totalisator handled £15,374. against £14,186 last year, an increase of £1188. Results :— TOMOANA HURDLES of loOsovs. One mile and three-quarters. 4—BALLYFARNON (Mr. E. M. Lengley), 10.10—L. Jarvis 1 3—OTHON (Mr. G. Priest), 9.13 —N. C. Trillo -••• 2 6—GRAND NATIONAL (Mr. C. F. Vallance), 9.3—A. McDonald 3 Also started : (1) Mountain Heath, 10.3; (2) Lieut. Bill, 0.11; (7) Crishna, (o) Heather Blend, (8) Ponjola, 9.0. Won by a length and a-half. Time, 3.12 3-5. TRIAL STAKES of 125sovs. Five furlongs. 4—DRY AREA (Mrs. S. L. Parsons). S.o—C. Broughton 1 2 CHOPIN (Mr. W. J. Wood), 8.3 — B. 11. Morris 2 3—TEA TATTLE (Mr. D. Melkle), 8.2J —R. J. Mackie 3 Also started: (6) Kinsel. 8.3: (1) Kifcg's •Test. 8.24; (15) Good Cheer, 5.2; (7) Wet Winter, (12) Curtsey, (9) Democratic, (11) Imperial Fame, (17) Bendower, (14) King Many, (10) Alhamba. (8) High Court, (10) Mothplane, (5) Connoisseur, (16) Goodwill 8.0. Won by a length and a half. Time, 1.1 4-3. GLENARAY HANDICAP of loOsovs. One mile. S—TANAGRA (Mr. C. H. Thompson). 5.3 —C. France 1 6—SATURN (Mr. G. D. Beatson), 7.2 —R. Savage 2 10—WATCHMAN (Mr. W. G. Clifton), 7.4 —M. Gilmore 3

Also started: (1) Star God, 8.12; (3) Abisogne, 8.3; (8) Clavers, 7.11; (4) Charmaline, (2) The Mug, 7.7; (4) King Quex, 7.6; (9) Gordon Swift, (11) Belgian Queen, (7) Jen, 7.0. Won by four lengths, a head between second and third. Time, 1.42 3-5. HAWSE'S BAY GUINEAS of 400sovs. One mile. I—TOXEUMA (Mr. F. Ormond), S.lo— T. Green 1 2—MOORGAS (Mr. W. White), B,lo— B. H. Morris 2 4—KINROSS (Mr. T. White), S.lo— R. J. Mackie 3 Also started: (5) Baskier, (6) Mount Shannon, 8.10; (3) Lucky Light. 8.5. Won by three-quarters of a length, one length and a-half between second and third. Time, 1.41 3-5. SPRING HANDICAP of 200sovs. One mile and a-quarter. 2—TRESHAM (Mr. J. A. Taylor), 9.3— R. J. Mackie 1 4—VIGILANCE (Mr. J. H. Hardwick). 7.4— H. Wiggins 2 I—DAViD GARIIICK (Mr. C. Elgar). S.2—T. Green 3 Also started : (3) Comical. 8.2 : (R) Gaze. 7.5|; (4) Pale Star. (7) Keen. 7.4; (S) Morose. 7.3; (5) Kilmoyler, 7.2J ; (9) Mystium. 7.0. Won by a head, half ft length between second and third. Time, 2.9 1-j. NURSERY HANDICAP of l.'Osovs. Four furlongs. 2—-ROYAL FLYER (Mr. W. H. Gaisford), 8.2 —T. Green 1 4—HEAD SERANG (Mr. A. A. Small). B.2—H. Griffiths 2 S—ADMIRAL DRAKE (Mr. F. Armstrong!, 8.2 —R. Savage 3 Also started: (3) Lordlike. 8.5: (1) Swank. 8.2: (9) Cossack Chief, 7.12: (7). Wedding Bells. 7.11; (8) Gay Virginia. 7.8: (8) Te Awha, 7.6. Won by a neck, four lengths between second and third. Time, 50 2-ss. FLAXMERE HANDICAP of 140sovs. Six furlongs. ■ S—MILLAIS (Mr. F. Ormond). 8.2— T. Green 1 • I—KILMEZZO (Mr. J. O'Brien). 8.7— A. G. Murray v 2 2—KNIGHTLIKE (Mr. A. B. Williams). B.6—A. Tinker 3 Also started : (3) Dreamy. 8.5; (6) Kalos, S.O; (4) Goldbag. 7.9; (8) Tom Byrne. 7.4; (9) PHmmerton, 7.3j; (10) Royal Court. (7) Topete. 7.0. Won by four lengths, a head between second and third. Time, 1.J4 1-5. FLYING HANDICAP of 175sovs. Six furlongs'. S—LIPSOL (Mr E. Jones). 7.3—A. G. Murray 1 I—ARROW LAD (Mr. E. W. Collins). 8.10 —T. Green 2 6—MOA BIRD. (Mr. W. T. Franklin). B.2—H. Wiggins 3 Also started: (3) Joy King. 9.9: (4) Merry Damon, 5.8(3) Starboard Light, 7.12. Won by a head, a short head between second and third. Time, 1.14 3-5.

In the decision of the Epsom Handicap Amounia once again proved himself a great horse over a mile. He was at the rear of the field for some time, but finished with marked brilliancy. Amounis won the Epsom Handicap on a previon9 occasion for his present owner, Mr. W. Pearson. The contest for the Spring Stakes was the feature of the day's racing. Limerick looked an outright winner at the head of the straight, but the New Zealand champion was unable to shake off' a vigorous challenge from Winalot, and the pair fighting out an exciting finish, they dashed past the judge level, and a dead heat was declared. TRIAL STAKES of 750sova. Special weights. One mile and a-quarter. RIONSCUP, b h (imp.), aged, by Teddj —Primrose Lane (Mr. J. H. Ga»vallis), 8.10 1 SALL IE BLUE, 8.3 2 OCTEMBER. 8.7 3 Nine started. The New Zealand colt Concentrate led early from Rionscup and Gardo. Along the back Rionscup ran to the front, and thereafter was in command, with Sallie Blue and Octember fighting desperately for second place. Rionscup eventually won by two lengths. Time, 2.6 J. KENSINGTON HANDICAP of lOOOsovs. Seven furlongs. First Division. GOLDEN VOICE, br g, aged, by Demosthenes—Golden Shoe (Mr. P. B. Byrne), 5.9 1 LEADLIGHT, 8.5 2 ACTOR, 9.9 3 Eighteen started. Black Douglas was first to show out from Bravado and Herilda. Turning for home Boaster showed the way to Rosso, Fortsilk, and Golden Voice. The last named took charge at the distance, and won by a length and a-half. Time, 1.251. THE A.J.C. DERBY. A sweepstakes of 30sovs each, with 8000sovs added; the owner of the second horse to receive ICOOsovs, and the owner of the third horse SOOsovs. For three-year-olds; colts and geldings, 8.1(V; fillies, 8.5. One mile and a-half. PRINCE HUMPHRET. b g, by Duke Humphrey—Shepherd Princess {Mr. C. G. Macindoe), 8.10 1

MOLLISON, b g, by Seremond—Molly's Robe (ilr. E. AI. Pearce), 8.10 2 OATENDALE.. blk, c, by Rosaendale— Oat Rock (Mrs. J. Brennan), 8.10 3 Ramulus, by Rossendale —Royal Pet ... 0 Roscrea, by Rossendale—Medley 0 Bob's March, by March Along—Princess Susan v 0 The Happy Warrior, by Great Star— Donna Marie O Kinballr. by Mountain King—Lais 0 The Dimmer, by Spearhead—Afterglow C Coercion, by Shepherd ' King—Lady Tressady 0 Yodelist, by Valais—Queen Warbler 0 Cimbrian, by ... 0 Coercion was the early pacemaker from Mollison, Ramulus, and Prince Humphrey. Alona the back Moilison ran to the front ahead of Cimbrian, Roscrea, Prince Humphrey, and Ramulus. Ramulus showed the way into the straight from Mollison, Prince Humphrey, and Oatendale. Mollison took the lead at the distance, followed by Prince Humphrey, Ramulus, with Oatendale finishing fast. Mollison tired In the last few strides, and Prince Humphrey gained the verdict by three-quarters of a length. Time, 2.323. EPSOM HANDICAP. A sweepstakes of 30sovs each, with 3000sovs added. One mile. AMOUNIS. b sr. 6yrs, by Magpie—Loved One (Mr. W. Pearson), 9.7 1 SION". ch h. n.vrs (Mr. I. "Felix), 8.4 .. . 2 ROYAL TUNE, ch g, 6yrs (Mr. S. J. Gallego), 8.1 '. 3 Twcnty-nne started. Sir Christopher, Sinn, and Habashon led the field along the back. At the half-mile post Sir Christopher had charge, then came Sion, Fuji San, Anambali, with Amounis second to last. They continued in this order to the distance. where Sion took charge and appeared an easy winner, when, Amouuis came fast on thq outside and snatched a victory by a.quarter of a length. Time, 1.371. STRING STAKES. A sweepstakes Of liisovs each, with 230<»56v8 added ; standard weight-for-age. One mile and a-half. LIMERICK, br g, oyrs, by Limond— Medley (Mr. H. A.'lvnight), 9.2 .... • WINALOT, ch li. 4yrs, by Rossendale— Princess Volga (Mr. E. K- White, 9.0 • VA LAM IT A, aged. 9.5 3 * Dead heat. .Tocelyn was scratched. • Fourth Hand led the field early from Winalot and Limerick. At the half-mile post Limerick joined Fourth Hand, well clear of Winalot. Turning into tlje straight Limerick showed the way to Winalo.t, which joined the New Zealand champion at the distance, and the pair meed stride for stride to the post, and the judge, being unable to separate them, declared a dead heat. Valamita was four lengths away, third. Time, 2.34 J.