OTAHUHU T.C.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19163, 21 November 1927, Page 12

OTAHUHU T.C.

JEWEL POINTER SCORES. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TEUSGBAM.) AUCKLAND, November 20. The Otahuhu Trotting Club's Spring Meeting opened yesterday in fine weather. There was a large attendance. The totalisator investments were £52,766 10s, us compared with £55,907 on the corresponding day last year. Results:— INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. Um. 6. R. Peacock's ROEZ scr .. T. Roe 1 9. Robert Broughton's Anseline 96 J. Gee 2 I. C. L. Kasper's bright Light 12 Adams 3 8 Colonel Thorpe scr; 12 Chessey ecr; 5 Real Todd scr; 4 Royal Bob scr; 11 Solidity scr; 9 Mona llofco scr; 10 Deballszac scr; 2 Peter Tracy 24; 7 Roma Bingen 48; 3 Great Star 48 also started. Won by sixty yards; half a length between second and third. Time, 3.39 4-5. MANGERE HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. ljm. 11. J. A. Mitchell's PADLOCK 24 W. Hughes 1 17. T. Maxted's Red Star scr T. Masted 2 5. J. R. Corrigan's Dillon Huon scr A. Corrigan 3 9 Golden Grattan scr; 1 Jean McElwyn scr; 2 Beatty scr; 13 Halgana scr; 12 Golden Park scr; 8 Percy Dillon scr; 24 Silver Link scr; 20 Maid of the Mountain scr; 23 Concertina scr; 7 Gold Circle scr; 10 Horizon scr and Admiral Hood scr bracketed; 22 Peter Grattan scr; 3 Typist scr; 4 Hohoro scr; 14 Bingeking 12; 18 Uramic 12 and Master Cnte 12; 6 Tony Victor 12; 21 Ursuline 24; 16 High Sea 24; 18 Marionette 24; 15 Taipare 48 also started . Won by a length and a half; a length between second and third. Concertina was fourth. Time, 2.53 4-5. ONEHUNGA HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. 2m. 8. C. E. Sampson's FLORENT 24 C. G. Lee 1 ' 3. M. Moodabe's Amaris 36 J. Shaw 2 f 2. E. J. Parkes's Gold Jacket 24 H. Kinnimont 3 9 Reliance scr; 6 Rockburn 12; 11 Hypo 24; 7 Wallroon 36; 10 Woodvale 36; 1 Uncle Bert 36; 4 Lady Dunmore 48; 5 Dick Dillon 48 also started. Won by a head; three lengths between second and third. Woodvale was fourth. Time, 4.34 2-5. JELLICOE HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs. 2m. 3. M. Moodabe's JEWEL POINTER 48 J. Shaw 1 4. G. Phipps's Black Lila 12 G. Phipps 2 1. A. Hendriksen's Cardinal Logan 72 A. Hendriksen 3 6 Holly Boy 24; 5 Anselm 24; 2 Sea Pearl 84 also started. Won by half a length; a head between second and third. Sea Pearl was fourth. Time, 4.29 2-5. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. ljm. 1. W. Hughes's LOCH MOIGH 24 W. Hughes 1 6. E. Grimmond's Kingsclere scr Grimmond t 10. Newdick Bros.'s Lord Minto scr .. t 12 Araroa scr; 13 Great Ballin scr; 8 Toll Chimes 12; 4 Dad's Hope 12; 2 Reremai 24; 9 Buz Buz 24; 3 Festive Morn 24; 7 Mars 24; 5 Van Rich 36; 11 Goldman 72 also started. Won by a length and a quarter; a deadheat for second place. Van Rich was fourth. Time, 3.26 2-5. CAMPBELL HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. 2m. 1. J. R. Corrigan's SISTER BEATRICE 24 A. Corrigan 1 3. G. A. Williams's Ngatira 12 Owner 2 2. E. G. Sandall's Tradesman 48 J. Gee 3 7 King Capitalist scr; 1 Petroleuse 12 bracketed with the winner; 4 The Tartar 24; 6 Mutu 24; 5 Peter McKinney 36 also started. Won by a length and a half; half a length between second and third. Peter McKinney was fourth. Time, 4.42 3-5. MASSEY HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. lim. 3. M. Moodabe's AMARIS scr J. Shaw 1 1. H. C. Nicholls's Nelson Tasker 12 A. Ayres 2 6. Mrs J. C. McGregor's Nelson Fame 60 S. August 3 8- Lady Joan scr; 4 Dick Dillon scr; 2 Lord Nepean 12; 7 Anselm 24; 5 First Carbine 24 also started. Won by two and- a half lengths; two lengths between second and third. Lord Nepean was fourth. Time, 2.49 2-5. MANUKAU HANDICAP (in saddle), of 850 sovs. lm. 4. N C. McMillan's SCANDAL scr A. McMillan 1 2. 0. Johnston's Daytime Bcr Rattray 2 3. J. Lynch's Uncle Bert 24 Broughton 3 7 Our Patch scr; 9 Kingsclere scr; 6 Tranquil scr; 5 Rua Pere scr; 13 Lord Minto scr; 12 Logan Rothschild scr; 11 Huon Grattan scr; 10 Blair Audubon scr; 8 Van Rich 12; 1 Caprice 24; 14 Wallroon 24 also started. Won by a length and a half; half a length second and third. Kingsclere was fourth. Time, 2.18 1-5. HANDICAPS FOR SECOND DAY. (PHESS ASSOCIATION TELEORAH.) AUCKLAND, November 20. The following handicaps have been declared for the second day of the Otahuhu Trotting Club's Meeting:— INNOVATION HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. 2m—Billy Carbine scr; Colonel Thorpe scr; Real Todd scr; Royal Bob scr; Solidity scr; Nelson Girl scr; Peter Valais scr; Deballzac scr; Bright Light 12; Petor Tracey 24;' Lady Stepney 24; Roma Bingen 60; Gold Star 60; Great Change 96; Roez 108; Anseline 108. EPSOM HANDICAP, of 300 sovs Um— Speed King scr Jean McElwyn scr; Silver Link scr; Dillon Huon scr; Surveyor scr; Typist scr; Black Ballin scr; Beatty scr; Concertina scr; Red Star scr; Hohora scr; Halgana scr; Golden Park scr; Maid of the Mountain scr; Percy Dillon scr; Gold Circle scr; Horizon scr; Admiral Hood scr; Bonanza scr; Peter Grattan scr; Tony Victor 12; Uramic 12; Master Huia 12; Roamer 12; Bingen King 12; Ngatira 12; Master Cute 12; Tiger Salve 24; Tui Zolock 24; Ursuline 24; High Sea 24; Grattan Thorpe 24; Taipare 48; Tamerlane 48; Padlock 60. PAPATOETOE HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; 2m—Golden Grattan scr; Gold Dial scr; Bingen Star scr; Great Eyre scr; Kolmar scr; Charming Pronto scr; Roylete scr; Anseline scr; Master Huia 12; Bingen King 12; Spirit Bell 12; Tony Victor 24; Roi Alto 24; Marble Star 36; Bluewood 36; Wild Nut. 36; Floralino 48; Childe Audubon 48; Petroleuse'B4; Toll. Chimes 108. FERGUSON HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs; 2m—Lord Nepean scr; Amaris scr; Black Lila 12; Holly Boy 12; Anselm 12; First Carbine 241 Dillon Wilkes 24; Dalnahine 12; Money Spider 24; Jewel Pointer 60; Cardinal Logan 72; Sea Pearl 84; Kohara 98; (Lady Dunmore and Omaha ineligible.) FRANKLIN HANDICAP, of 350 sovs; 2m —Daytime scr; Buz Buz scr; Van Rich scr; Luvan scr; Reliance scr; Dad's Hope scr; Festive Morn scr; Padlock 12; Rockburn 12; High' Jinks 12; Gold Jacket 24; Woodvale 36; Direct Morning 36; Nelson Tasker 36; Wallroon 36; Uncle Bert 36; Goldman 48; Dick Dillon 48; Waikaha 48; Florent 60; Amaris 72; Nelson Fame 84. VISITORS.* HANDICAP, of 400 sovs; 8m —King Capitalist scr; Petroleuse 12; Ngatira 12; Wimmera King 12; Mutu 12; The Tartar 24: Tiger Salve 24; Peter McKinney 36; Tradesman 48; Sister Beatrice 48; Peter Dean 72. DUNEDIN HANDICAP (saddle), of 500 sovs; lm—Ajax scr; Caprice scr; Ben Lomond scr; Hue Coronado scr; Dick Dillon scr; High Jinks scr; Lord Nepean scr; Amaris scr; Black Lila 12; Anselm 12; First Carbine 12; Lady Dunmore 12; Holly Boy 12; Dillon Wilkes 24; All Bell 24; Final McKinney 36; Kohara 36; Jewel Pointer 48; Nelson Fame 48. ROYAL OAK HANDICAP, of 350 sovs; 11m —Huon Grattan scr; Hypo scr; Festive Morn scr; Padlock scr; Heather Girl scr; Lord Minto scr; Delavan Bill scr; Ruapere scr; Marionette scr; Dad's Hope scr; Mars scr; Bonniewah scr; Buz Buz scr; Dillon Huon scr; Mary Audubon scr; Kingsclere scr; Our Patch scr; Van Rich 12; Luvan 12; Mulwaree 12; Pitaroa 24; Scandal 24; Cute Lad 24; Loch Moigh 36 Woodvale 36; Goldman 36; Lady Joan 36; Direct Morning 48. NORTH CANTERBURY RACING CLUB. The serious effect the bad weather had on the North Canterbury Racing Club's Labour Day Meeting was disclosed by the balancesheet presented to a meeting of the committee on Friday night. Mr W. Parsons occupied the chair, and the others present were: Messrs A. Howard, J. Mason, J. McMullan, C. M. Archer, J. Kinley, and T. O'Carroll. The receipts for the Meeting amounted to £1989 9s 2d, as compared iwith £3391 16s lid in 1926, while the expenditure was £2319 6s Id, against £2887 lis 2d, leaving a debit balance of £329 16s lid. Following are the more important details, the figures for 1926 being given in parentheses:—Receipts: Totalisator, £l2lO 3s (£2373 19s 6d); gates, £219 3s (£466 10s 8d): race books, £7l Ss 2d (£l2l 6s 9d); privileges, £9O (£80); nominations and acceptances, £399 (£350). Expenditure: Totalisator tax, £7lO 16s 6d (£1274 8s 3d); amusement tax, £33 16s Id (£35 lis Id); stakes, £1330 (£1330); officials, etc., £llO lis (£lO9 19s); printing, advertising, etc.. £Bl 15s (£77 19s). The secretary was instructed to apply to the Minister for Internal Affairs ior the rebate of 11 per cent, of the totalisator turnover (£9102), amounting to £ll3 15s. Accounts amounting to £291 0s 8d were passed for payment. The members of the Ground Committee were deputed to meet a number of owners and trainers who were desirous that the_ club should form an inside track of from oi to 6J furlongs, for training purposes. It was decided to level the ground between the western boundary ol the course and the : horse-boxes for the convenience of motorists entering from Lehman's road. A motion of sympathy was pasted with the -relatives of the late Mr D. Young.