TOTE ROCKETS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 221, 17 September 1940, Page 10

TOTE ROCKETS.

DERBY COLT WINS. CAMBRIA AT BIG PRICE. MILANION TAKES NEW LYNN. lihe Avondaln Jockey Club's sprint; meeting, which c included yesterday, was full of surprises, not tiie least of wlych w;is -the very -big increase in the totalisator investments in folic face of successes liy outsiders. On Saturday, when the weather was fine, the totalisator figures .-'ky-rocketeil, the increase for the day totalling £" 15,377; yesteulay, under a gloomy and threatening sky. with intermittent showers, there was again an upward tendency, wagering amounting to £42.208 10/, which was £5032 10/ more than the sum speculated on the corresponding day last year. The total for the fixture was £107,110 10/, as against £80,701. As on Saturday, when two outsiders, Agiula and Clinch, confounded 'bacikers, , lt «; as yesterday, Cambria and Milanion dot eating several much better-fancied candidates in . their respective engagements. Cambria paid over two score and , nio ' l a substantial double-figure dividend. Mr. E. H. C'ueksey's Beau Pere colt Beau Leon ;vas not fully extended to win , -? von dale Guineas from Lou Rosa and Sir Cameron, the win favourite, Marshal] Hall, failing to stay after leading into the straight. It was an impressive performance on the part of Beau Leon, and he should be a worthy opponent for Beau and Enrich in the classics. Royi'vrus easily won the Plumpton, principal handicap on the day's programme. fro.ni his stail >le-m ate Our Jean Subsequently, the stewards administered a caution to R. W. McTnvish in respect of his riding of Our Jean, the opinion •being expressed that .],e was guilty of an error of judgment in not improving his position between the six furlongs post and the turn. Late results were:— » of £450. one mile and Desert Pfre /M? 5 ' 6 ™ 13, £ h h ' syrs ' by Surveyor— McKen 2l e e i ; (M 3-3 Our ,& 8 J*' Tavish), 2; 2-' l Sly Fox. 8.3 (W J MudfTrdl V Acre S 7 ta iV ed i *~l Flood Tide, 8.6; 5-5 Plying Vallmlto 7«- 19 f? a t 7 1 9: 6-8 Gamos, 7.8; 9-9 inifwJ?' A 12-12 Eas tern Heir, 7.0. car 74Jrii Coronation, 11-11 Jayola, 7.0, car 7 laj- a 8 » 2 io ' T? Awimutul Winner trained by A. Cook! CamiS m B O v HA^ DICAF , 0f £2M - furlongs.—s-4 nS, T c i 3 yrs - by Autopay— Gortyn *£*£LSit£: sTVar 'AW* 3. K r^ e) ,ta 2 AedlS" Un aVk B Qsee r A %Y^car""^' n A /4t 8 "° Kraal, 7.7, car. 7.13V 2 : 14-14 and ah' S^nnw.^.^Thr^llnglhs SV 116 3 " 5 - Winner trafnad

HANDICAP of £300. six far. James), g B.2 ag (R' W M^TavtehT 16-U) Vallmeen P ?S e » \l a;' IMS ?S mara 'X 9: 7 " 7 Brazen Boid, 84° 1 ■ oVmpu lPP 7 er 9 B c 3 ar Ca 72 7 l i'| : 2' 3 Tf; Vs Jjrmpus IV car. 7.2, 5-i Foxmond, 7.8, car li ii ' B_Brazilian. 7.5, car. 7.7"i : iii' . ,r ?I a ' - 7 - 5 ' car - 71 •" 9-9 Prival, 7 0 car' li&'rl S ' 15 , i ? ver ' 13-12 Selwyn. 7.0, car 7 6 ♦ I*ovaa!ls, 7.0. Head; neck. Time, 116 Winner trained by H. E. Goldfinch, AvoAdale' wMtiFY HANDICAP of £250 one mile o.# wSflv.J? r oW %t S ' by Baral °ng—lmperil * (Mr L JwV'u'O, (N. Vaughan). if 10-lOHuntin* » '&£ «^® , wna u .reS uataa, 8.13, 1-1 Don Quex, 8.10 car a 7* 11 10 Rex Maitland, 4-3 Native Chief, 8 8 car 81* 7 7 ?7 Fo m V?i n » rald - , 6 ;H Mlss v "lerte. 8.0? ckr S.OiV JZ~JI 9, Acre, 7.12; 11-13 Rival 711 car 7 j?' 7 7 ca' 7 y 7i" 8 '1« iV' v car " 7 9: i I 6 "17 Pertinax! 77 c«r Veyana, 19-18 Korotangl 1 car. 7.4. Length each way. Time 144 i \ Winner trained by Owner, Papatoetoe. I