THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 57, 1 December 1926, Page 16

THE RACING WORLD

(Continued from Page 15). ed by Bennanuee, with The Lamb and Alaric next. The Lamb lost ,his place on the home turn, where Santonio hit the front. He was clear at the entrance to the straight, where Alaric and Kilmiss challenged. Santonio, however, held his place, while Alaric weakened to Kilmiss over the last bit Bennannee was a very good fourth, but the remainder, except The Lamb, never had a chance from the start. Monaghan and Killoch ran fair races. The going on the turn beat The Lamb and Bentiannee.

DETAILS OF THE RACING WAITUNA HURDLES HANDICAP, of 300 ,sovs. One milo and threequarters. 7 Hon. K. S. Williams’s br. g. Gauntg, let, by Martian—Torquate, syre., 1 '* 9.9 -> (1- Tilson) 1 1 Mr. 8. G. Davidson’s br. g. Nukumai, aged, 12.11 (W. Bowden) 2 3 Mr. C. Boyle's ch. g. Carnwock. aged, 10.3 (H. Gordon) 3 (Winner trained by H. Lorigan, Trentham.) Also started• 3 Koauau, 11.3 (H. Hurt) ; 6 Comedy Prince, 10.3 (C. Mason); 10 Sottano, 9.13 (C. McGovern); 4 Little ’ River, 9.12 (A. McDonald); 11 Boneoto, 9.2 (H. E. Hyder); 9 Matu, 9.1 (A. Jenkins) ; 8 Sir Pam. 9.0 (F. Towler); 5 Roman, 9.0, carried 9.1} (AL, Conway). ■; Won by two lengths, the same distance between second and third. Koauau was another length off, followed by ' Matu, Sir Pam and Little River. Roman J’, fell. Time. 3min. 21 l-ssec.

■ 'AORANGI TRIAL PLATE, of 150 sovs. ay Weight, 8.0. Six furlongs. . , 3 Mrs. K. Brough’s br. g. General Wai, .by Waimanga—Longwood, • 6yrs (P. Butgess) I 4 Mr." Al Trevor’s b. m. Molto, 6yrs.(R. Reed) 2 ’» 14 Mr. C. F. Vallance’s ch. g. Kalos. 3yrs (S. Anderson) 3 (Winner trained by B. Burgess, Opaki.) ' Also started; 8 Barryander (J. Barry); 18 Limosa, carried 8.1 (D. Watts); 17 The Swell, carried B.l} (N F. Johnston); 16 Te Manna (T. Bound); 15 Eka (A. McCormao); 6 Volhyniu (T. Green); 1 Resihous (R. J. Mackie); 11 Plane (H. Wiggins); 5 Whakaliti (C. D. France); 7 Lethal (W. H. Jones); 10 Truney (N, Trillo); 9 Takaroa (J. 8. Powter);.3 Powhiri, carried 8.4 (B. H. Morris); 13 Archon (L. A Pine); 12 Lady Cynthia (S. Wilson); 12 Land Guard (F. L. Butterworth). Won by a head, two lengths between second and third. Powhiri was fourth, close up, followed by Archon, Lady Cynthia, and Resinous. Takaroa fell, and brought down Limosa. Time, Imin. BOsee.

FkiILDING CUP, of 800 sovs., including Gold Cup, valued at JOO sovs. One mile and a quarter. E> Mr. EL P. F. Blundell’s b. c. Diogenes, by Cynic—Minora, 4yrs., 8-8 (C. McGovern) 1 S Mr. B. Burgess’s br. m. Merry Day, aged, 8.9 (B. Burgess) 2 F Mr, W. H. Gaisford’s b. g. Kilfaire, 6yrs„ 7.11 (T. Green) 3 (Winner trained by G. New, Awapumi.) Also started: 1 Glenross, 9.0 EL. G. Morris); 8 Mimetic, 9.9 (R. Reed); 4 Euphonium, 8.5 (J. Barry); 3 Indian Sage, 8.4 (B. H. Morris); 6 Avola. 7.9 (L. A. Pine); 1 Novar, 7.6 (H. Wiggins); 2 Glengariff, 7.3 (W. 11. Jones); 13 Perle de Leon, 7.2, carried 7.13} (R E. Manson), 12 Modern, 7.2, carried 7.4} (S. Wilson); 10 Jov Bird, 7.2 (P, Burgess). ,- Won bv a length, two lengths between second and third. Joy: Bird and Glengariff wore handy, and then a gap to the bunch headed by Glenross, Novar, and Euphonium. Time, 2min. 14sec

KOWHAI HACK HANDICAP, of 209 'sovs. Seven furlongs. 6 Mr. L. G. Paul’s ch. g. Alloway, by Limond—Admyoa, 3yrs„ 8.5, carried 8.5} (L. G. Morris) 1 10 Mr. W. J. Bowman’s b. g. Rising Star, 4yrs., 7.11 (H. Wiggins) 2 1 Mr. C. C. Smith’s br. g. Elysianor, 4yrs.. 8.2 .. (B. H. Morris) 3 (Winner trained by owner. Wanganui.) Also started: 3 Great Day, 9.5 (D. Watts); 2 Lady Anstruther, 843 (A. McCormac); 11 Wilderness, 8.11 (R. J. Mackie); 8 Partaga, 8.8 (L. A. Pine); 4 Anchor, 8.5, carried 8.2 (P. Burgess); 9 Raukura, 8.4, carried 8.1 (J. S. Potter); 6 Vivo 7.12, carried 8.1 (N. F. Johnston); 7 Petal, 7.11, carried 7.13 (R. E. Manson); 13 Lad of Mine, 7.11, carried 7.6 (H. Mills); 12 Merry Ann, 7.11 (S. Anderson): 5 Fiery Comet, 7.11, carried 8.0 (R. Reed); 5 Conviction, 7.11 (Green). ( ,Won by a length and a quarter, a similar distance between second and

2.’ third. Vivo was fourth, followed by Fiery Comet, Petal and Great Dijy. Time, ’< ( Imin. 33sec.

’C ffWENTY-FIRST FEILDING STAKES, of 590 sovs. Weight-for-age, with penalties and allowances. Five furlongs. it M r. V. Riddiford’s br. h. Granu Knight, by Grand Parade—Jeunesse, 6yrs., 51b. penalty, 9.G T (B. H. Morris) 1 /. S Str. W. McA. Duncan’s b. b. Limited, by Absurd—Holy wood, Syrs., 8.2 (H. tVmgins) 2 2 Air. W. McA. Duncan’s b. g. Tamateto. by Abused—Tahua, aged, 9.1 (L. G. Morris) 3 (Winner trained by S. J. Held, Trentham.) 5 Mr. G. M. Currie’s br. g. The Thorn, syrs.. 9.0 ... (L. A. Pine) 0 8 Mr. A. Chisholm’s ch. m. Glentniin, aged, 840 ... (F. C. Porter) 0 1 Mr. G. -F. Moore’s ch. f. Lady Cavendish, 4yrn., 8.9 ... (J. Barry) 0 8 Mr. W. E. Bidwill’s b. g. Oscillation, 2yrs., 6.6, carried 64} (W. 11. Jones) 0 Won by half a length, the same distance between second and third. The Tliorn, Lndv Cavendish, and Glentruin were a length away in line almost, with Oscillation a couplO of lengths further back. Timo, Imin. 4 4-ssec. ’ FLYING HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. Six furlongs. 2 Mr. H. B. Lorigan’s ch. g. Orchid, by Absurd—Gladiole. aged, 9.0 . (L. G. Morris) 1 3 Mr. H. Hickey’s b. m. Epistle, 5 years, 7.0, carried 7.2 (H. Wiggins) 2 9 Air. G. F. Moore’s br. m. Lady Bentinck, syrs., 7.3 CIV. H. Jones) S \ (Winner trained by owner, Trentham.) Also started: 4 Deluge, 843 (L. A. Pino); 2 First Acre. 8A (J. Barry); 1 Aferry Jest, 84 (R J. Mackie); 8 Decoy Bird, 8.0, carried B.o} (C. France); 6 Royal Damon, 7.11. carried 7.6 (C. Gouls- ■ bro); 5 Nino of Spades, 7.5, carried 7.1 (E. Dunn);. 7 Bonogne, 7.4. carried. 7.5} (M. Gray). « Won bv three parts of a length, a length between second and third. Royal - Damon was another length off and then a gap of three or four lengths to tho bunch headed by Deluge, Nine of Spades, Alerry * Jest and First Acre. Time, Imin. 18 l-ssec. FITZROY HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs. . 2 Air. H. R. Peacock’s b. f. Plain Sailing, by Warplane-Merry Dale, 4yrs., 7.7, carried 7.4 , (J. S. Potter) 1 1 Mrs. Sleightholme’s b. e. Volplane, 3yrs., 7.4 (H Wiggins) 2 7 Air. J. Frederic’s br. f. Sea Star, 4vrs„ 7.7 (L. A. Pine) 3 (Winner trained by V. H. Collelo, Hastings.) - Also started: 12 Qtiiliire, 8.11 (R. J. Alackie); 14 Horomea, 841 (N. Trillo);

8 Spode, 8.5 (B. fl. Morris); 4 Bank Note, 8.4 (J. Barry); 5 Royal Elm, 7.11 (T. Green); 10 Tannndiee 7.8, carried 7.3 (C. C. Goulsbro); 13 Tip Tree, 7.7, carried 7.11 (S. Anderson); J Jazz Baby, 7.7 (W. H. Jones); 16 Acred, 7.5, carried 7.0 (H. Mills); 3 Addlepate, 7.4, carried 7.1 (P. Burgess); 6 Royal Lund .7.3 carried 7.5 (S. Wilson); 15 Lieutenant Bill, 7.1, carried 8.2 (A. Fraser); 11 Calluna, 7.0, carried 7.2 (W. Monkley). Won by three lengths, a length between second and third. Addlepate was fourth, followed by Jazz Baby. Horomea and Tip Tree. Time, imin. 19sec.

KIWITEA HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP of 250 sovs. One mile and 110 yards. 9 Mr. G. E. Trevor’s br. g. Santonio, by San Fran—Dolly Fisher, aged 743 flt. Mackie) I 5 Mr. C. Louisson’s b. m. Kilmiss, 6yrs., .7.11, carried 7.11} (T. Green) 2 6 Mr S. J. Price’s ch. g. Alaric. aged, 840 (I. -G Morris) 3 (Winner trained by J. Coyle, Awapuni). Also started: 8 Beaumont, 94 (R. E. Manson): 4 Killoch. 841 (L. A. Pine); 3 The tab, 840 (B. H. Morris); 7 Bonhomme. 8.6 (S. Wilson); 1 Monaghan, 8.5 (C. W. France); 13 Pnntler. 741, cartied 7.6 (B. Brown); 12 Red Bob, 741 (T. Bound): 11 Mountain Ton. 711, carried 7.121 (F. L. Butterworth); 10 Othon, 741? (T S. Fanning). Won by a length, a length and a oiinrter between second end third. Bennance was close up fourth and then at nn interval came Monaghan: The Lamb, and Killoch. Time, Imin. Msec.

TO-DAY’S ACCEPTANCES B? TELEGttAPn.-I’RFS’ Ml'

Feilding, November 30. Acceptances for the second dav of the Feilding races:—

CHELTENHAM HURDLES, of 250 sovs. Ono mile and a half.—Enaro, 11.5; Koauau, 11.3; Bonecto, Sir Pam, Gur» nion. Roman, 9.0. COLYTUN HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. Six furlongs.—Orchid, 9.9; Inferno, 8.7, First Acre, 8.1; Royal Damon, 7.9 > Epistle, Lady Bentinck. 7.4; Niue of Snades, Gold Box, 7.3; Miss Hunaria. 7.0. NOVICE STAKES, of 150 sovs. Sis furlongs.—Eka. Del Sarto, Molto, Land Guard, Truney. Lady Cynthia, Takaroa Petal, Powhiri, Ranee. Elicit, 8.8. EMPIRE HANDICAP, of 250 sovs Seven furlongs.—Peneus, 943; Beau, mont, 9.1; Alaric. 8.12; Ponmati. Bonogne* 8.5; Monaghan. 8.4; Kilmiss. 8.1; Birthmark, 7.13; Bennanee, Led liO OROUA NURSERY HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Five furlongs.—Thaw, Tom Bracken. Silver Mine. Shrewd. Ruanut, Panther, Oscillation, Insulation, 7.13; Paleta, 740: Miss Mercia, 78. NTKAU HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Six furlongs.—Cerf, 9.0; Quillfire, Horomea, 8.12; Plain Sailing, 8.7; Wilderness, Royal Elm, 7.12; Volplane. 7.10; Tip Tree, Tannadico, 7.7; Addlepate, 7.8; Sovena, Merle, 7.7; Rising Star, 7.5; Calluna, Grand Lupin, 7.0. ST. ANDREW’S HANDICAP, of 400 sovs. One mile and a distance—Glenross, 9.2; Merry Day, 843; Hipo, 8.8; Indian Sage, 8.6; Kilfaire, 8.0; Glengariff, Star Area. Killoch, 7.6; Joy Bird, 7.5; Perle de Leon, 7.2. RONGOTEA HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile and 110 yards.— Elysianor, Alloway, 9.1; Lady Anstruther, 842; General Wai, Sea Star, 8.9; Resinous. 7.12: Valhyma, Conviction, 741-

TO-DAY’S ’FIELDS (From “The Watcher.”) Palmerston North, November.3o. Fields have thinned down considerably for the second, day. Steady rain has fallen'since the conclusion of the first day’s racing, with every prospect of continuance. The track to-morrow must be very heavy. Under the circumstances 'surprises are likely, but the following may be prominent;— Hurdles: Enare, Koauau. Collerton Handicap: Gold Box, Orchid. Novice Stakes: Powhiri, Molto. Empire Handicap: Birthmark, Alaric. Oroua Nursery Handicap: Oscilla-

tion, Ruami. , . . Nikau Handicap: Plain Sailing, Tip Tree. St. Andrew’s Handicap: Star Area, Jov Bird.

Rongotea Handicap: Elysianor, Lady Anstruther. .

TO-DAY’S FIELDS AT TAKAPUNA Dominion Special. Auckland, November ( 80. The spring meeting of the Takapuna Jockey Club will be concluded to-morrow. In the Vatixhall Handicap, Arch Queen, Quondong, arid Bahama may have most friends. In the Kawa Highweight Handicap, Pouri, Royal Form, and Black Cruiser may be in demand. The Stanley Handicap has drawn a field of ten, and Delightment, Newburv, and Archeno may form the favourite division. In the Cautley Handicap, Ruffles, Tea Bell, and Archeen may carry most support. A good field is engaged in the St. Andrew’s Handicap, and Ruapapa (who won all the way on Saturday), Nippy, and Spoony may be favoured. Oiilv half a dozen are in the Ralcino Handicap, and High Finance, Lorna Doon, and Exalted may be supported in that order. Golden Krist, Schorr, and Quondong (if started) may be the elect in the I’upuke Handicap. t Th the Ngataritiga Handicap, True Blood, New Aloon, and Namutere may be prominent.

Nominations for the Wairarapa Racing Club meeting on January 1 and 8 close on December 10 at 8 p.m. The Featherston telegraph office closes at 5 p.m.

TROTTING RACES AT HUTT PARK NEXT WEEK Tho Wellington Trotting Club will hold its summer race meeting at Hutt Park on Wednesday and Saturday of next week. On the first day a special fast class mile and a quarter will be contested and on the second day the Champions’ Short Limit Handicap will bring together a field consisting of such star performers as Great Bingen, Prince Pointer, Logan Chief, Onyx, Native Chief, Acron, Waitaki Girl, and Imprint. The High Class Trotters’ Handicap has also filled well and admirers of the straight out trotter will see the, best in Now Zealand contesting tho special class for these competitors on each day. The New Zealand Trotting Gold Cup is the principal event on tho first day and an excellent field of handicap performers has been drawn together in this event Goldman was withdrawn on the appearance of the handicaps; but the stable has a stronger representative in Direct Morning on 24 yards behind. This importation from Australia has a great reputation in Auckland and has put np some excellent work on the tracks. He ran twice at the recent Otahuhu meeting; but according to the Auckland correspondent of a southern exchange little notice can be taken, of /he form shown there. Direct Morning is expected to run prominently, especially in view of the withdrawal of his stable-mate Goldman who was very leniently treated in the handicap. • The slower classes have filled well and unite an invasion of beginners from Canterbury stables is anticipated. Abe I class for novices at. Wellington is much [ easier than can be obtained in the

south and sterling contests are anticipated. Tom Thumb has been well treated in bein’ left on the limit in the Gold Cup with Master Councillor and Jewel Pointer, neither of which can be looked upon as being in his class Tom Thumb put up some sterling performances last season and won easily at two miles at the August meeting at AddingAcceptances for all events at the Wellington Trotting Club’s meeting (first dav), close on Friday. < The tracks at the Hutt Park were never in better condition than at present. and the club lins erected a number of new buildings which will be greatly appreciated by the sporting public. At a special meeting of the committee, held yesterday, the tender of Mr. V. Meagher for (he publicans booth was accepted. Catering will bo conducted by Dustin’s Ltd. Arrangements bare been made with the Kauway Department to run special services on each day.