RACING AND TROTTING LATEST NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20092, 22 November 1930, Page 18

RACING AND TROTTING LATEST NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR

lIACING FIXTURES. —Levin K.O. , , .. '.'uvfobcr 29, December 1— Tasapana J.i.. .."'jvtmber 2'J. December i— i'eilding J.C. 5, 0- —Taumurunui R.C. December Cj—Ashburton County R-O. Do-ember 9. 10 —'SYoodvile District J.L. December 13—Waipa R.C. December 2tf—Waipukurau J.O. L*'"."ember 20, 27—Westland K.C. D»'vmb»r 28. 2 7 —Taranaki J.O. 2J, 27 —Duncdin J.O. < "ectniber 27, 29—Manavstu lv.C. "iect-mber 2t-'J. January 1, 2—Auckland fl n '"cceai'i-'r Zl, January I—Grejmoutb J.O. TROTTING FIXTURES. ■ lo t ...uz-tr —Auckland T.O. ;second day). Vort-mbfr -7, -9 —Forbury Park T.O. D* I ??;r.bef J-v New Brijhton T.C 1 . December -'j—flawke's T.O. lil» —Ashburton T.O. December I:*3—Gore T.O. December '-'7 —Weetport T.C. ' •.■i , cmb<r 'J'J. 27 —South Wairornpa T.C. J)"n'Oib'T *j7 V'O, 31—Auckland T.C. '#ecembt»r Winton T.O. n e:(»mbi;r —Kecfton T.C.

TURF GOSSIP. Reminder. The Ashburton .County liaciug Club's Spring Meeting will be held on December 6th. Xominations will close at 8 p.3i. on Monday. Phar Lap's Sister. "Mr A. F. Roberts, of Kaitunu, has decided to place Fortune's Wheel again in training, and this five-year-old mare *r"U shortly join Mrs J. Campbell's team at Riccarton. Fortune's Wheel is a sister to Phar Lap. She was raced onlv on three occasions as a two-year-oldj and then met with an accident, following which she was mated with Polazel. The result is a most attractive chestnut filly, and the youngster is to i'orm one of Roberts's draft for the Trentham sale. Fortune's Wheel disrjlaved marked ability to gallop before she* went out, and it will be interesting :o follow her future career. Weil-Bred.

One of the best grown foals at Hi Uoberts'a Kaituna Stud is a colt by Chief Ruler from First Blow, dam of Gaieony and Second Wind. The marc has been mated this season with. Xight Bald. Poolings at Kaituna. Recent foalings at the Kaituna Stud are ns follows: —To Night Raid: Peho, by Winkie, a filly; Pride of Martian, a colt; Lady Greyspear, a £olt; Mandane, a colt; Decollete, by Nafltiform, a filly; llerivale, by Paladin, a colt; to Pola:tel: Para, by Absurd, a colt; Lady "Brownspear, by Shambles, a filly; Mydora, by Sarto, a fllly; Petal Dust, by Martian, a filly; to Arrowsmith: Note, by Paper Money, a colt; to Silverado: Paper Eose, by Paper Money, ft filly; Amourette, by Psychology, a filly; to Weathervane: Snow Waif, by Bezonian, a colt; to Chief Buler: Desert Gold, a filly; First Blow, a colt; to Limond: Eulalie, a filly; to Tea Tray: Bonny Dawn (imp.) } a colt. Peho produced twin foals, a colt and a filly, but the former died. -Much-Discussed Afore. Lucky Light was this weelc sent tc Ifr A. P. Boberta's Kaituna Stud to be mated with Night Bald. Valuable Stake. The richest two-year-old event ever competed for in America was decided at the Belmont Park Meeting in September, when Jamestown triumphed in the Belmont Futurity Stakes, the winner's share coming to £19,920, the other place money being £IBOO for second, £IOOO for third, and £2OO for fourth. The event was decided over 35 yards short of seven furlongs. .Tamestown, carrying 9-4, covered the distance in lmin 20 3-ssec, which works out at lmin 23 S-Bsec for seven furlongs. The world's record time for the distance is lmin 20sec, which was established in England by First Edition TT. four years ago.

TROTTING NOTES.

A. Be minder. Nominations for the New Brighton Trotting Club's Meeting to bo held on December 13th close on Thursday next at 32 noon. I Exchanges. Mr J. R. Oorrigan, of Hawera, e£uuted a deal -with Messrs McKendrick Brothers when he took over Windshield in exchange for lilchora. Richore is * speedy pacer, who so far has not always given of his best on the raciug track, says a northern writer. He can sprint and stay, and may Boon score in his now colours. Windshield is a promising novice who has Bhown good form both on the track and in races up to ten furlongs. The sister to Free Advice should do well on a country sir- ■ ait.

Padlock to Race Again. | The Longburn trainer W. Hughes, j did not take the young trotter Caba!I lero north for the Auckland flxtiiro, and ! his only representative at Epsom is | Gang Awa'. Hughes stated that while I he was at Addington with Padlock the I horses at Longburn had an <"asy cime, | and the trotter was not forward enough :to tackle the Epsom opposition, says : the Auckland "Herald." Hughes lias not many horses in work at present. Luch Moigh being again turned out on j account of soreness. The promising filly Bingen Crest is als.o on the easv | list, having been put out of commiß- ! sion through a knee injury. In *P* tu : of his poor showing at Addington, I ml j lock is still in work, and, provided he : remains sound, he will be a competitor j at the Auckland Summer Meeting. | Unpopular. j Mile saddle races have not recoil ed | the support from owners and trainers that manY would have expected, and there is a growing tendency on the part, oi' clubs to delete them from their programmes. At the recent Meeting or' the New Zealand Metropolitan 'lrottin<* Club onlv one saddle race was included in " the programme, and i this contest did not evoke the interest j expected. In the Auckland district ! saddle racing has almost disappeared I from the programmes, and it would, ! perhaps, be in the interests of the public if the N.Z. Metropolitan Trotting Club followed suit. The fact that only seven acceptances have been received for the mile saddle race on the opening day of the Forbury Park Club's Meeting may cause this club to confine it 9 activities to harness racing in future. Forbury Park Favourite. Erin's Fortune did not race particularly well at the recent Meeting at Addington, but her form was good enough to suggest that she would ha\e a royal chance in the somewhat weaker field that she has yet to meet at Forbury Park next week. She is already a warm favourite for the President s Handicap on the opening day, and the fact that she is now trained by W. J. Tomkinson enhances her prospects of success.

AUCKLAND T.C. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. The Auckland Trotting Club's Meeting will be concluded at Epsom to-day. Good fields o£ even class horses are engaged, and the racing should be interesting. . The days programme is as loliows: 12 noon—green land handicap, In harness. Of 200 sova. 3min 42.= cc class. One milo ana a nail. Gold Realm . • «cr Royal Triumph *8 Parrlsh Belle scr Nelson Girl .. *8 •Wmdehat .. sor Royal Bob . . 60 Ben Bingen .. 13 Marble Star . . 73 Direct Action 48 > Koyal Triumph won so well on tho opening day that even now, 48yds behind in a mile and a half, his chances cannot be ignored. Parrish Belle is to he persevered with, and with Ben Bingen, she will command support. 12.45 p.m.— HEWMAKXET HANDICAP, In harness. Of 200 sovs. Smln S4scc class. One mile ana a ball. A 1 John - • sor Marionette .. 12 Carnul . - »c r Rolfe Audubon 12 Great Fame .. sor Zealous .. 12 Great Vanity scr Dad's Hope .. 24 June Nordics sor Gumdigger .. 24 Kewple's Kewple's Guy 2* Triumph aor Pavlova .. 24 Lady Yvonne «cr First Flight 38 MoVo Chief .. scr Some Dillon .. -48 Roland .. scr Riohore - • 60 Whakahlhl .. »cr Scandal .. CO A big field in the Newmarket Handicap should provide a good race, and First Flight, who finished second in the Improvers' Handicap on the first day, should be on hand at the finish. Kewpie's Triumph and Kewpie's Guy are others with good prospects.

1.30 pJn.— AXBXA2TDBA HANDICAP, In hMMBi. Of 600 «OY«. 4mln 32neo eUsi. Two miles. Great Delight Bor Great Peter .. 24 Koekburn .. ecr Logan'* Pride 86 Worplano .. scr Sunshower .. <8 Stanmoor .. 13 The Abbey . • 60 Mountain Dell 24 Logan's Pride, a double winner on the opening day, has paid a penalty of 24 yards for his good performances, and this should not be sufficient to stop him from winning again. Great Peter and Mountain Dell should fill tho minor , places.

Trustworthy, in the Junction Handicap, should, mako amends for her first day's defeat, while Te Wahia and lilxplosion should also be on hand. 3 p.m.— HILLSBOROUGH lIAiOICAP, It harness. Of 300 sova. 4min «sec claBS. Tv.-o miles. Anseline -• 1= Tho Tart!ll, " 60 Liinnett Etta - Cole .. 60 the Great -13 Tiger Salve .. 103 Paradigm .. 48 Linnett the Great has only to trot solidly to play a prominent part in the decision of the Hillsborough Handicap, and Paradigm and Etta Colo should fill the minor placing®. 3.45 p.m.— CAMPBELL HANDICAP, Jn haruesd. Of 300 sovs. 2min .18aec class. Ouo tuilo and o quarter. Gold Dial . . &cr Warplane - • 86 WooUvale .. Bcr The Abbey • • Belle Axworthy 12 Mountain Dell 43 Enawah . . 12 Logan's Pride 48 Hal Chimes . . .12 Sunshower .. <lB Joy Bird . . 12 Stanmoor . . 60 Great Peter . - 21 Gold Jacket . • 84 Off 12 yards behind in the Campbell Enawah should make her presence felt. She raced well on the opening day, but Warplanc and Belle Axworthy will again be troublesome. 4.30 p.m.— EEMUEEA HANDICAP, In harness. Of 250 sovb. 4min 42scc ulasu. Two miles. Little Guy .. scr Lord Xepcan 12 Maid of llignonno . - 12 the Mountains t>er Glandoro . • S6 Arachne .. 12 Gold Treasure y« Dealer . - Little Guy is certain to be a warm favourite in the Reinucra Handicap, iu which Arachno and Gold Treasure look the most promising. 5.15 p.m.— INSULATION HANDICAP. In harness. Of 300 nova. Dmin COsoa clos3. One mile and a quarter, Dan Direct . . scr Nella Dillon .. 12 Brutus .. 13 Queen Explosion .. 12 Elisabeth 13 Firpo .. 12 Great Ballin .. 12 Gang Awa' .. 12 Daytime •» Goldman . ■ 12 Gold Dial . . Nella Dillon can rattle over a milo and a quarter at a merry pace, and the Insulation Handicap should suit her nicely. Gang Awa' and Goldman should also bo on hand.

LEVIN R.C.

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. The I/evin Racing Club's Annual will be held to-day, with the following programme :

TAKAPUNA J.C. ACCEPTANCES.

(PRES9 OCIiTIOJT TE^ZOIIJUU.) AUCKLAND. November 21. Following are the acceptances for tho iirst day of tho Takapuna Jockey Club's Spring Meeting, on November 29th:— MELROSE MAIDEN STAKES. Of 200 eovs. Weight 8-0. Seven furlongs.

FORBURY PARK T.C. ACCEPTANCES. ■ il-r.XSU ASSOCIATION THi^GKAIt.) IJUNEDIN, November i;J. lullowijig are the acceptances for the first d»y of the Korbury P ar fc Trotting Club's Spring -leetuig, 011 November 27th:— i

2.15 p.m.— JtTKOTIOK HAKDIOAP, In harness. Oi 800 sov«. 4mln 87cec claia Two mllea. Goldman .. ear Brutus 34 Stoney .. acr Tru»tworthy 88 Gang Awn' 12 Gold Dial .. ., 36 Exploalon .. 13 Hal Chimes „. 48 War«plte ». 13 Te Wahla 48

12 Noon— MAIDEN EACE, Of 100 BOYS. W eight 8-7. S Acco Pompadour General Amun J«a Itolheu AR3embly Arikira Salt Pot Gold Sund Attar Seneschal Guereefi Auckland Gas Tar Baby Ilinewa Baskior Taura Lad Joie de Val Dick Valrevra King ITttl Whittinytun Wallaruh Mythology Elisabeth Birkdale filly Orepsi Enter Gamblor 12.45 p.m.— manakau high-weight hack HANDICAP, Of 120 sovc. lim. at. lb. n. lb. Advontus . . 10 8 Callamart 0 & Tunbridge .. 10 3 Spearopa .• 0 0 Auctioneer 9 10 Roflecto .. 0 0 Spoarform 9 9 Easterly a 0 1.3 p.m.— WEEABOA 1IAOK HANDICAP Of 110 BOYS. 71. Et. lb. sr. lb, Tlio Vr'arden 9 4 Okapua 6 0 Royal Filer 8 13 Bon Acre .. 8 0 IJanbrldge 8 11 Braggart .. 8 0 War Fllte .. 8 10 Fallow 8 0 Deiert Lad 8 a Honewhero 9 0 Kins Acre 8 8 Half Acre . . 8 0 Acredity 8 3 Lady Mia .. 8 0 Nightmare 8 2 Pimple 8 0 Lady Spear 8 2 Traneact S 0 Borne Acre 8 2 V&lquette . . 8 0 Auokland Orb 8 0 2.15 p.m.— MAKO MASO BACK HANDICAP, Of 110 B0V8. 6f. It. lt>i It. lb. Hunting Day 9 0 Royal King 7 6 Lady ReUfl 8 8 Great Lady 7 6 Auctioneer 8 6 Qulnola .. e 7 . 6 Statuary 8 4 Crown Grant 7 6 Pythia 8 1 Dignified Arajean . 8 0 March 7 5 Tea Queen 7 13 Pats On .. 7 5 Dermod 7 10 Pompadour 7 5 Projection 7 10 Queen of the Dancing Star 7 7 Oriont 7 5 Evening Hero 7 6 Baogimalloe 7 & 3 p.m.— KEVIN HANDICAP, Of 250 boys. lim. •t. lb. ■t. lb. Fernden ., s e Keddar 7 11 Paiko a e Mountain BUok Hint s e Heath 7 11 Balloon 8 e Hopwood .. 1 8 Blimp ., 8 6 Kamesei „. 7 e Dolomite .. 8 0 Oraion# h. j 7 6 Imatoajfirl 7 18 Dainty "Way» 7 0

3.45 P." 1 -— HANDICAP, lake HACK Of 110 80TB. lxu and a distanc fet. ib. st. lb. Playground 9 13 bpearform 7 9 Cluny 8 12 Arrow Head 7 7 Dainty Ways 8 7 J>eaert Lad 7 7 Arrowzona S 6 Kilorell 7 6 Merry Kiriana 7 3 Melody S V Bonacre 7' 0 Banbridge V ia Cessation .. 7 0 Johneen 7 la Fallow 7 0 Robbie's Lady Alophen 7 0 Mistake V 9 Valquette .. 7 0 4.30 p.m.— Mcdonald MEMORIAL HANDICAP Of ISO 6 3 vs. 6f. St. lb. fit. b. Malayan 8 9 Just an Idea 7 10 Paiko 8 7 Kquitant 7 10 Broad Acre 8 V Oreon Mandy 8 7 Linnet 7 10 First Money 8 1 Limosin . • 7 0 Makeup £ 0 Hunting Call 7 G Coon Song: 3 0 "Wanderlust 7 3 Dobbin - 7 n. C.20 p.m.— HOKIO HACK HANDICAP. Of 1X0 flovs. 5f. fit. Ib. .b. Bay Acre . . 8 13 Tc Wanga . . 7 3 Hunting Boy 8 11 Amun Ka ., 7 0 Trojan Dick Melody 3 •I "Whittingtun 7 0 Baskier 8 0 Dignified Arajean 7 13 March 0 Kphialicd 7 11 Elizabeth 7 u Leisure 7 U Gambler . . 7 0 Arrow Boy 7 10 Kaugimahou 7 0 Projection . . 7 9 Itothen 7 0 Open Cheque 7 t) Springvale 7 0 Pass On . . 7 •i. Tallulah 7 0 livening Hero 7 Tapestry 7 «-> Rule White Doe 7 0 Britannia a liirkdn'e filly 0

Prince Amans Top Star Itoyal Surrey Skimmer Tui Mint Catiincs Loterie Day Form Great Mmblem Loving Cup Spring Son* Royal Menu Smlthfield Valmarle Hollyholm Chief Joy Illutalnagh Operatlo Camp Princess Merry Lu Uay Idt-a Howlek Kar&ngapai EscaluH Crosstitch TIE I IIIOn-WBIOHT HANDICAP, Of 23 £ ' sovs. Nine furlongB. »t. lb. St. lb. Glena Bay . . 10 7 RtonPhence 9 0 Luminary 10 5 St. Ames 0 0 Cluremore . . 10 4 Do Aka 0 0 Sleepy Sol . . 10 3 Respirator . . 9 0 Glenotar 10 3 Bizzaro 9 0 Trlahna 9 rj Kuby Dav/n 9 0 Brampton . . 0 10 Crcina'6 King 9 0 Kairuri . . 'J 10 Dark Princo 9 0 Kamehameha » 3 Lost Comet 9 0 I'atUttthl 0 u King Swift 9 0 Ahvaya 0 1 Armenia y 0 BOKOUail HANDICAP, Of 300 sova. Seven furlong.! St. lb. i»t. SD. Kancy Lee 0 0 Branson 7 3 Sir Russell . . 3 5 Cynthia N. . . 7 1 Flying Prlneo 8 5 Ooed Boy . • 7 0 Ladjr'c Boy a 3 big Bortha 7 o 0 White Wings 7 11 Spring Abbey 7 0 Mosque 7 10 Iloniton 7 0 T1 Tree 7 10 Imperial Tenakoe 7 6 Prince 7 0 ALISON CUP HANDICAP, Of 500 Bove. One mile three furlongs forty yards. m. lo. Kt. lb. Corioai 9 1 Eacer Kone 7 8 True Blood 8 13 Flying Prince 7 5 Nancy Lee .. 8 0 Desert Glow 7 4 Sargon 7 12 Nassock 7 0 Moyal Doulton 7 9 Bennie 7 0 CAMBRIA HANDICAP, Oi 300 aoTa. Five furlong*. Bt. lb. at. lb. Tea Chut .. 9 3 Chief Jewel 7 7 Baroscope . . 0 0 Speedfaat .. 7 7 Princess Beds 8 4 Speedmlnt 7 6 Cordon 7 10 Royal Gallant 7 4 Holhoma 7 8 Bonny Lea 7 0 TAKAPUNA PLATE, Of 500 BOVB. Seven furlongs. at. lb. at. lb. Avtmatu .. 8 9 Orapai 7 7 Cart Idem .. 8 9 Kins Ford .. 1 7 Havaspot 8 0 Sub-Editor .. 7 7 Lucky Alice 8 9 Walmuri 7 7 Eulins Chief 8 0 Jaeldy Karo 7 7 Vollmond .. 8 9 Tradesman .. 7 7 Gold Lily .. 8 9 Ross-shire .. 7 7 MIbs Albyn 8 9 Camp Tambourine 8 9 Prlnoeia 7 7 Sir Mend • - 8 9 Snow Lap .. 7 7 Set Sons •• 8 y Biddy's Boy 7 7 Tetrachate - -• 8 9 Karansapai "• 7 Principal .. 7 7 PONUI HANDICAP, Of 235 oavs. Nine furlongs. St. lb. St. lb. Claremoie .. 8 11 Bt. Ames t 7 Blr Mond .. 8 10 Nell 7 7 Principal .. 8 10 Emancipation 7 7 Brampton .. S 8 Manawhenua 7 7 Currajons • • 1 13 Holly H&lm 7 7 Olopton • • 7 V

CHELTENHAM HANDICAP Ul OL. o SOVK. y >* furlongs. bt. ib. Paganelli . . 0 ■Aw.imucu .. 7 . . 7 treasury . >• lb. Leilrim . . 8 Lucy Rose - . 8 3 J 0 0 Lady's Boy 7 312 -N"<V 13uy White Ilingl et 7 White Wings 7 6 0 0 Royal Tea . - 7 •1

EOSLTN handicap. In harnetG. Of 200 govs, Smin 45cp<. Onu and a half miles. class. Biddy Parish Great Gleo Merrijiga Patchv.'ocd Pattie Bingcn Todd Louzio . ecr • her . scr - scr Welcome Guy Wally Bing 0I1 Rapture Hydro Silurian bcr 32 «0 84 PROGRESSIVE IIANDICAP In harness. Ot 200 sovs. Umin .I2b'e 0 Ono milo und a half. class. jJ:iby Joan . . tscr Sunny Morn Blnei: WaU-h .. Her Sister Urm 0 Ballade . rwr Sootty Hitmen Herod E'-r "Willie iK-rl/y .. Emm:* Great Chenuult Harvester t»cr Location ,, Madumo Lydia Pointer Locanda «cr Locanda Lu .. Pekara .. scr - scr scr scr scr 12 24 24 24 ST. KILDA HANDICAP, In saddle. Of 200 govs. 2min 18sec Ono mile. class. Brook Pointer Gold Chimes . Milo Minto Mac Dillon scr . 6cr . 12 24 Liberal .. 24 Mountain Chimes 24 Tommy Direct 36 SPRING HANDICAP, In harness. Of 200 bovs. 3min class. lim. Automatic Belle Lorrimer Elite Bingen . Erin's Chance Holly Dank Lydia Pointer Radio Stella Bingen sor scr ecr bcr ecr scr acr ecr Sunranets .. Rod Shadow - • Awa Iti • • Real Girl Sonoma Laddie Alva Lass Dann7 Boy ecr 13 24 24 48 60 72 PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, In harness. Of 500 sovs. 4min S2sec Two miles. class. Arongfcr John Noble . Morning Sun • Sunny Bob Wrackeen ArJkiton scr scr ecr Bcr scr 32 Steel All Erin's Fortune Great Logan • • Muriel de Oro Grandlight 12 12 24 24 24 DOMINION HANDICAP, In harness, p f 250 sovr. 4min 4Gsec Two miley. class. Ambition Iflfa Nelson's Boy . White Satin . Trampcrifp scr Bcr 24 48 Surprise Journey Ptanioy T. • . 48 GO 06 CAVEBSHAM HANDICAP, In harness. Of 200 bovb. 3min 30sec Ono milo und a half. claps. Alva Lass Georgo Key Kelp Lady Aotrim Sodium Bcr ecr ecr Bcr t.cr Roddy St. Georjr© Captain Wrack Milo Minto • . Lily Harold acr Bcr 12 2 2 24 DASH HANDICAP, In harnvi-n. Of 250 sove. 2m)n 483tfo Ono and a quarter miles. clats. Delightful John Jinks Kelson d'Oro ., Proud Dillon Sunchild acr Gcr scr Bcr scr El Direct Jolly Chimes •. Ifruo Advice .. Logan Ilanlon Talent 12 12 30 BO 36