RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 20, 19 October 1942, Page 7

RACING WORLD

ENRICH & PALORA WIN Big Dividend In Last (By The Watcheiij Though favourites did not fare too well at Otaki on Saturday, where the Hating Club staged its spring mccLiii,,, l <- fixture was ail outstanding ' weather was brilliant, and there was a large crowd, while the totalizator invest , ments showed a remarkable llielea&e lir< , t meetings held on the clubs own cou s . The principal event the Masterton Ilan cap. was won by J-nric.h. and the spi t went to I’alora. Indian Sport paid a sen sational win dividend in the concluding CU The track was hard and fast, and the. totalizator handled £30,144, compared with £19,277 for the two days last year at Opaki, when the weather was untaiouiln the preliminary to the Solway Handicap S. Waddell, rider of High Class was thrown and severely bruised. He did i o ride again on the day, and his place on High Class was taken by C. A. Both divisions of the Opaki Irial iveicasily won. In the first, Flying Ace iJ in behind The Grand and Radio Call l” tin. straight, and then strode away to ''>■> easily from The Grand with Ma ul< <■ improving to third. Dash-up was ionit , after getting a bad check at the three, but he would not have won. Ring Scarf won the second division oy an even bigger margin. He lay handy to the straight, and when the , Bright Fox, hung oft ’he bend, Ring Starr came through and went right awaj. 1 - Queen, who was a long way back uiu). gradually made up her ground and lau on for second, with levity thud, anu Donegal Bay fourth. . . . The llighweiglit was won deeisi ely i Q the top-weight, Taleuta. Patiently, handle bv Jenkins, she held to the rails, and came through just one horse out into tmstraight, to head off the pacemakci, Dusky Morn, and run home a comfoitabm winner from Arabic, who also finished strongci than the oaeemaker. Nothing else was likely. ■Siglow pulled very bard and also hung badly, finishing fifth. There was a close finish to Ine 111 St division of the Macara Hack, banco finishing a little too well for Jolly Ruler and Theatre, all being prominent throughout. Belle Fox being fourth. In the second division, Astros and Pompif dtew ll " nt away from I he others in the straight, I omplt finishing on the better. 1 iko 1 jko and Foreign Princess were best ot the Enrich returned to the winning list a decisive success in the Master ton Hanrn-ca-p. Alwavs well -placed, he followed Un Monarch all through the running and. taking charge In the straight, never looked like being overhauled. The Monarch weakened after setting a fast pace, and Uon ran on for second without having a chance of winning. Triple Crown also beat. I tic Monarch home and put up a fine perlormuiicc, as she played up at the start, ttll u( j„ completely round before going off and. In addition, carried 81b. overweight Gludyne' finished sixth running on. but lie was always well back. Noble Fox looked likely entering the straight, but faded out. The Gladstone Hack was a good race, the joint favourite, Theolateral, winning narrowlv from two outsiders in Starlit and Matalite. Starlet and Iflx-I upll lUI the pace, and when Theolateral ran to he front entering the straight it looked like an easy win for the favourite, but. Starlet hung on with Matalite joining in, and thev were closely bunched, at the post, With Daljarrock. Rink and Leisurely close UP Palora scored a brilliant win in the Solway Handicap. She put in a brilliant burst of speed round the home turn to head off Wings of Song, p , < ’" ta . ta “ , “,“ t d Augment, as they ran into the straight, and in the run home held on to score a clear-ent win. Poutatau lasted long enough to beat Augment for. third, with High Class, Dominate and Wings of Song outclassed his opponents in the Champion Hack. Last in most of the running, he. moved up from the throe furlongs and. despite covering, a .lot ot ground, he was able to run down the field and win handsomely from Coronace and ITlkoraiigi, who were locked together. Then came Straight Loft, who had every chance, Goldform. Str Fox iiifd Maknrora. Mnkarora wont away with a substantial lead early, but weakened at the e»d. \ rare surprise awaited punters in the concluding event, a rank outsider In Indian Sport paying over three the win machine. The Whipper began host from No. 1, but Indian Sport bended him off down the back and the race was practically confined to this pair throughout. The Whlpper looked likely when ho dashed up on the rails In the straight, but Indian Sport Jinng on too well and was going awnv again at the post. Madam Rachel, always one of the leaders, was a fair third, and Lastik was credited with another fourth. None of the others were likelv and the favourite Broieveme never got into the picture. Details Of The Racing Opaki Trial Stakes, of £lOO. Six furlongs.— First Division: 3/2 Flying Ace, 8 5 (D. W. Redstone), 1; 5/5 The Brand, 8.5 (V. Sellars), 2; 17/12 Miinutere, S.u (I. Burgess), 3. Also started: 18/19 Channing Song, 14/16 La Nilit, 22/20 Once Again, 20/18 Radio Call, 21/21 Captain Courageous, 0/8 Irish Chance, 8/7 Talhuia, 11/13 Incline 19/17 Glenfalloch, l/l Dashiip, 13/11 Put ii Ra. Four lengths; half. Dashup wa<j fourth. Time. IJ3 2-5. (Winner trained bv L. G. Morris. Awapunl). Second Divisi’on: 4/6 Ring Scarf. 8.5 (A. Midwood), 1, 7/4 Fox Queen, 8.5 (W. J. Brough 1°”)• 7’ 10/9 Verify. 8.5 (P. Atkins). «. Also started: 22/22 Theloway, 15/tu St. Felicien. -/3 Donegal Bay, 0/8 Queen’s Charm 1-/10 Gamble, 8/7 Self Preservation, 11/13 Brok er’s Dream', 17/12 Completion, 1/1 Bright Fox, 10/14 Gynerio. Six lengths t two Oneen’s Charm was fourth. lime, 1.1-* (Winner trained by P. A. Ffndlay, Levin). Bracket: Miinutere and Completion. Blalrlogie H igh weight, of £ 130. Ono mile and a quarter.—l/1 Tnlontii, 10.10 (A. Jenkins), 1: 5/5 Arabic, 9.7 (D. .J. Burgess). 2; 3/5 Dusky Morn. 9.7 (J. Nlcol- - 3. Also started: 2/2 . Siglow .1/8 Cuislnler. 7/7 Red Chief, 6/3 Acrobat, 10/10 Captain Star, 8/9 Grey Spy. 4/4 I o-lluka. One length each way. Cuislnler was fourth. Time, 2.8 3-5. (Winner trained by A. L. Neale, Bulls.) Macara Handicap, of £JIO- „ I?ive longs.—Fir»t Division: 11/1- t car. 7*ll (R. Ireland), 1; 4/o Jolly Ku, *'s« 77, car. 7.12 (W. J. Broughton). 2: Theatre, 7.13. car. 7.8 (N Holland), 3. Also started: 1/1 Belle Fox, 13/10 Penwilt. 7/6 Tetratina. 16/15 All Bnnsby. 14/13 Ata Pnwhero, 17/17 Solver. 20/20 Royal Counsellor, 17/16 Month, ie/11 Molly Malone. Neck; head. Belle Fox was fourth. Time, 1 — (Winner trained by W. P>ryce, T rentham.) Second Division: 9/9 romplt, 7.11, ear. (T. Winiata). 1: 10/11 Astros, 7.7 ear. 7.4 (V. Sellars). 2; 5/7 rtko Piko, i,13. eai. 7.8 (W L Aitken). 31 Also started: 3/3 I'Ofel"n Princess. 6/4 Dalesman. 12/14 Prairie Girl 21/21 Silver Foot, 19/19 Sporting Style. 8/8 Home Rule, 15/18 Keeto, 4A> Knight’s Caprice. Head; six lb ’ Dalesman was fourth. V’!’ 1 ner trained by W. Griffith. Hastings.) Brackets: Jolly Ruler and Knights caprice, Astros and Molly Malone.

MASTERTON HANDICAP, of £-’oo. One mile and a quarter lt/1 ENBICH, E. S. Craig s br. h., u.vijs., ■by Safari—Sight Dralt, .M, j 4/3 DON QUEX J. aud L - 2 b g., Oyrs., 7.4 (8. i\ail<-f l) 2 7/U TRIPLE CROWN, V. E. .. b. ui., syrs., i.O, ear. <.B Also started: 1/1 Giadyuev; 3/2 Nobc Fox; 8/8 Classform: u/.i. Piastre, J/U Sanction: 11/11 The Monarch; b/7 Uaik Eiigle; 10/10 Kntesbridge. Length aud a half; Hvo. lhe Monarch was fourth. Time, 2.6. .<,,.,.,1 (Winner trained by IL A. deiioid, TreDtham.) Gladstone Handicap, of S’x lungs.—l/ J '1 Ift ohiiei al, B.b ( W • <J tuin. 1; 7/H sturhl, 7.1), cur. iu U- A* Howry), 2; JO/8 .Matallle. <•<, <.4 USellars), 3. Also started: 2/1 Daijiirioik, 4/4 Ex-Pupil; 3/3 Rink; li/b 8'ghl" 1 !. 1 ! .'. 8/7 Leisurely; 12/12 Camp Main; 10/U Coronado; 9/V Choeinh; H/]0 Quick I eclsiou; 5/5 Great March. Hall-neck; head. Daljarrock was fourth. Time, 1.10 o-m (Winner trained by Mre, A. McDonald Awapuni.)

SOLWAY HANDICAP, of £175. Six furlongs. 3/3 I’ALOKA, Mesdames J. B. and R. J. Stead’s b. I'., 3yrs., by Man s I’al— Dorelta, 7.0 (N. Hmlaud) 1

1/1 I’OtiTATAU, J. 51. James's blk. g., syrs., 8.1 (P. A ikins) 2 (1/7 AUGMENT, B, Burgess’s br. g„ 6yrs., 8.6 (V. Sc'-lars) 3 Also started: 1/1 Wings of Song and High Class ('bracketed): 5/5 Sir Crusoe; 2/2 Dominate; 11/10 Hasten; 7/6 Vivid Night; 8/8 Trig Station; 10/11 Broadcaster: 13/13 Boden Park; 14/11 Blue Border; 12/12 .Parlato; li/‘J Race Away. Two lengths; head. High Class was fourth. Time, 1.13». (Winner trained by W. A. Ryan, Hastings.) Champion Hack Handicap, of £l5O. Nine furlongs.—2/1 Kinsman, 9.0 (A. Jenkins), 1; 4/4 Coronaee, 7.12 (D. IV. Redstone), 7; 9/8 Hikorangi. 7.7 (C. A. Bowryt. 3. Also started: 3/3 First Edition: 1/2 Straight Left; 5/5 Sir Fox: 6/6 Sporting Sister; 8/9 Mnkarora; 7/7 Goldform. Length: head. Straight Left was fourth. Time. 1.54. (Winner trained by J. J. 'Waller, Awapunl.) Lansdowne Handicap, of £l2O. Seven furlongs.—ll/13 Indian Sport, 7.7, ear. 7.8 (W. Reid), 1; 2/3 The Whlpper, 8.4 (J. Nieolson), 2; 3/4 Madame Rachel,. 7.10. car. 7.Hi (It. Ireland), 3. Also started: 4/2 Golden Acre; 1/1 Bfoieveine; 6/6 Moderate; 7/7 Kinkajou; 14/14 First Role; 8/9 Cnlleardine; '9/S Arctic Night: 15/15 Greek Effort; 5/5 Lastik: 12/10 Tavern Light: 10/16 Riccochet; .13/12 Lightfair; 10/11 Alchemy. Three-quarters of a length: one. Lastik was fourth. Time, 1.20 3.-. i. (Winner trained by I'l. W. Watson, Awapuni.) SOUTH CANTERBURY Tcschcmaker Handicap To All Night (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) TIMARU, October IS. The South Canterbury Jockey Club's spring meeting was held yesterday in fine weather, and tlicre was a large attendance. The totalizator handled £25,075, compared with £17,548/10/- on the corresponding day last year. An Inquiry was held into an accident in Hie Washdyke 'Trot. The evidence showed that Star Lynn stumbled and fell, bringing down Motto. Star Lynn received no interference. Tatterson. the driver of Motto, broke a thumb and had slight head injuries also. A bad smash happened iu the Flying Handicap. Lelglinor, Sally Lunn, Stabilise, aud Egyptian Rose all losing their riders. Leighnor broke a leg and was destroyed. At an’ inquiry the finding was that the accident was due to the falling of Leighnor and that it was not attributable 'to careless riding. Results:— Otaio Hurdles, ot £l5O. One mile and a half.—9/10 Lady Don, 9.0 (Clutterbuck), 1; 1/1 Adlnn. 10.7 (Walther), 2; 4/3 Norse, 9.2 (Holland), 3. AHI. started. Four lengths. Time, 2.45. Spring Stakes, of £l3O. Six furlongs. Weight. 5.5.—1/1 DiunaHciiH (Didliam), 1; 12/9 silver Fox (Clutterbuck), 2; 4/4 Gay Fort (L. J. Ellis). 3. Scratched: Trtng, Turkish Patrol. One length; neck. Time, 1.14 4-5. Waslidyke Trot, of £.137; 3.43 class. One mile and a half.—2/2 Kcewan, scr. (BelirnsL 1; 8/10 Trlkkala, scr. (Muy), 2; 4/5 Larissa, scr. )M. llolaies), 3. Scratched: Sports Giiide. Two lengths; five. Times: 3.23 4-5, 3.24, 3.26. TESCHEMAKER JIANDICAP, of £4OO. One mile and a quarter. 2/3 ALL NIGHT, 8.2 ( L. .1. Ellis) 1 4/5 THE JOKER. 7.9 (Thompson) 2 5/4 THE BAKER, 5.6 ... (W. F. Ellis) 3 All started., Two lengths; one. Time, 2.43. Taiko Hack Handicap, of £l4O, Six furlongs.—7/7 Fur Coat, 8.2 (Barrington). 1; 4/4 Coy, 8.3 (Anderson), 2: 9/10 Miss Saone, 7.12 (Messervy), 3. Scr.: Hughsotis. Half a head; one length. Time, 1.13 3-5. Flying. Handicap, of £2OO. Six furlongs. —l/i Scottish Dale, 8.4 (Messervy), 1; 3/3 King Herod, 7.1 (M . F. Ellis), 2; 2/2 Grilse, 7 5 car. 7.3 (K. Wilson), bracketed with Egyptian Rose, 3. Scratched: St. Cloud, Pioneer. Two lengths; half a length. Time, 1.12 3-5. Hudlow Trot, of £175; 3.34 class. One mile and a half.-—2/1 Scottish Air, scr. (Nobler. 1: 5/5 Safety rin. scr. F. ,T. Holmes), 2; 4/4 Integrity. 12yds. behind (Leeming), 3. .Scratched: Festivity Two lengths; neck. Times: 3.18, 3.1 S t-o, 3.17 3-5. Kerrvtown Hack Handicap, of £l6O. One mile and 35 yards.—S/S Dash o‘ Dublin, 7 8 car. S.O (Hare), 1: 7/7 Milton Abbas,. 9 0 (A. E. Ellis). 2: 3/2 Jfrlnce Sliad. 8.8, car. 8.3 (K. Wilson’). 3. Scratched: Dos- ■ ert Maid. One length; half. Time, 1.41. AUSTRALIAN RACING (By Telegraph.—Press Assn.— Copyright.) (Received October 18, 7 p.m.) MELBOURNE, October IS. Great Britain proved beyond doubt that he is the outstanding three-yeur-old of the season with a brilliant, win in the Guineas at Flemington yesterday. Results: — , , Caulfield Stakes. W.f.a. Nine furlongs. —Tranquil Star, 8.13 (K. Smith), 1; True Flight. 9.4 (E. Preston), 2; Tuhitaratn, UA (A. Breasley). 3. Twelve started. Neck; length and a half. Time, 1.51}. Caulfield Guineas, for three-year-olds. One mile.---Great. Britain, 8.5 (H. BadgerL 1; Amazed, 85 (K. Smith), 2; Chiitfield. 8.0 (A. Breasley), 3. Twenty-one started. Two lengths and a half: three. Time, 1 39. Toorak Handicap. ’ One mile.—ClrojiCk, 8.6 (A. Breasley), 1: Darkfelt, 7.1 (T. AICKenzle), 2; Hero, 7.10 (H. .Morris), o. Twenty-five started. Neck; length, lime, 1.40}. Metropolitan to Grand Fils. SYDNEY, October 18. Metropolitan Handicap. One mile and five furlongs.—Grand Fils, 7.12 (Ross) ’ I; Goose Boy, 7.9 (Moore), 2: Angus. 6.8 (Doon), 3. All started. Half a headg length. Time, 2.45}. Craven Plate. One mile and two furlongs.—Ya,ralla, 9.0 (McMenamln), 1: Blmveil, 9.4 (Bartle), 2; Hiillstnnd, 7.11 (Cook), 3. Also started: Baroda. Yaralla disputed the lead to the turn with Hallstand, and 'then raced away and won: easily. Three lengths: two lengths. Time, 2.4*. Breeders’ Pla'te. Five furlongs.—Moorland. 8.5 (Freedmau), 1; Slur Gold, 8.0 (McMenamin), 2; New Pentheus, 8.0 (Cook), 3. Seventeen started. Four lengths; two lengths. Time, I.OJ. Gimeraek Stakes. Five furlongs. AJixa, 8.5 (Sheau), 1: Hecuba; 8.(1 (Muuro), 2; Bustle Mcg, 5.5 (McMenumin), 3. Fiftwn started. Three lengths; three lengths. Time, 1.02. HORSES REHANDICAPPED Mr. H. Coyle has made the following rehandlcaps:—’ Wellington Meeting. Walnut Handicap.—Enrich, 8.2. Rimutaka Handicap.—Banco, ..13. Shorts Handicap—Scottish Dale, 8.-, Palora. 7.4. October Handicap.—lndian Sport, 7.13. Waverley Meeting. Jackson Memorial.—Pompit, 8.7. Answers to Correspondents. * t l > unter* , : £2/10/6. SALE.