SPORTING.

Hokitika Guardian, 19 June 1933, Page 2

SPORTING.

TROTS AT GREY. SECOND DAY RESULTS. ri GREYMOUTk, June 17. The Nelson Trotting Club’s meeting at Greymouth was concluded in .sunny weather, and there was a large attendance. Results:— Wakefield Handicap, class 3.45, one mile and a half.—2-1 Thdrnwbrthy 1, o-4 Social Pest 2, 3-3 Solario 3.' All started. Won by a length. Time, 3min 2rsec' : .* ,;t - ■' ;l ''- -J '■ Fox-Hill Handicap, Cla : ss 3min oOsec. One mile and a half—2-2 Sea Gift 1, 6-8 Alf Parrish 2, 3-3 Sister ' Mary 3. All started. Won by a length. Time, 3 min 39 2*ssec.

President’s Handicap, class 2.23. One mile.—4-4 Fernbrook Lass 1, 2-1 Guyziah 2, 5-5 Dawn Sonoma 3. All started. Won by six lengths. Time, 2min 17sec. Nelson Trotting Club Handicap, class 4.44. Two nules.—6-7 Gold Paper 1, 3-4 Waress 2, 8-8 Smooker 3. All started. Won by a length. Time 4mm 33 3-osec. Victoria Park Handicap, class, 3-3. One mile and a quarter. —1-1 Tangatu 1, 2-2 Recess 2, 3-3 Royal Audo 3. Ah started. Won by half a length. Time. 2min 53sec. County Handicap, Class 5.1. One mile and three-quarters.—l-1 Bronte 1, 44- Don Clienault 2, 3-3 Radley 3. Aiso started: Silver Sea, Olson. Won by ten lengths. Time, 4min losee. Railway Handicap, class 2.59. Onemile and a quarter.—2-3 Lilian Bona 1, 1-2 Gunmetal 2, 3-1 Ruin 3. Ah started. Won by half a length. Time, 2mm 48 2-osec. Gold Coast Handicap, class 2.19. One mile. —1-1 Goldep, Direct 1,,,10-1.0 'Rea! Huon 2, 8-5 Lprji Leslie 3. Scratcihecl.: Goldfield. Won ~bjy two lengths. .lime 2min 15 3-ssec. ■ ■ The totalisator turnover for the day was £7786, making a grand total for the meeting of £13,783.

TIMARU RACES. TBIARU, June 17. The winter, meeting of the South Canterbury Jockey Club was held ° n the Wash dyke course to-day. The weather was favourable and the track was in good order,: There was a representative attendance. Results:— Pukaki Hurdles, 100 sovs., one miie and a half—l-2 Nightcap (9.10) 1: 2-3, Gold Knight (10.13) 2; 6-5, Antrim Boy (10.9) 3. Scratclied—Magna Chnrta, Morena. Won by a neck. Time 2.42 3-5. . Southern Stakes, 60 sovs., six fur-longs—s-5, Errantry (8.9) 1; 4-3, Some Shambles' (8.9) 2; *l-1. Imperial Spear

(8.9) 3. All started. Won by two lengths. Wai-iti Trot Handicap, 95 sovs, class 3.41, one mile and a third—l-i Royal Escort, cjj yds blul, 1; 4-3, Smoke Screen 12yds bhd, 2; 3-2 Good Companion sc; - 3. Scratched —Gunmetal, Ronald Derby, Vesta Ray. Won, by half a. length. Time, 3.2» Prince Edward Handicap, 140 sovs, one mile and a quarter—-4-5, Ramo (8.9) 1; 6-6, Ranelagli (9.3) 2; 5-3, Steeton (8.9) 3. Scr.,—Don Jose, Royal Sceptre. Won by half a length. Time 2.9 2-5. Pareora Steeplechase, 120 sovs. two miles and a half—2-2, Peterette (9.3) 1: (i-6, Du kin. (9.0) 2: 4-4, Night Parade (9.1) 3. Scr., Valves, Barrington. Won by 100 yards. Time 5.21 2-5., Winchester Trot Handicap, 95 sovs., class 3.38, one mile and a liaL—s-2, Black Jester (24yds blul) 1; 1-1, Great Minto (12yds bhd, 2; 2-3, Lena Bingen (12 yds bhd) 3. Scratched—lron Man. Gunmetal, Ronald Derby, Vesta Ray. Royal Escort, Smoke Screen. Won by a length and a half. Time 3.25. Temuta Hack Handicap, 95 sovs., one mile —1-1, Polydora (9,11) 1; 4-4. Heather Glow (8.2) 2 * 88, Silver Sight (8.0) 3. All started. Won by half a head. Time 1.43. Seadown Handicap. 100 sovs. six furlongs—6-6, Silver Streak (8.10) 1; 1-2, Merry Peel (9.12) 2; 3-3,. Hurlingham (9.13) 3, Scratched—Water Power, Royal Sceptre. Won by a length. Time, linin 13 4-ssec

HAWKE'S BAY RACES HASTINGS, June 17. For tho concluding day of the Hawke’s Bay races to-day, the weather was bleak. There 'was a soft track. The attendance was fair Hastings Nursery Handicap, five furlongs and a half.—l*l Foreign Queen 1, 3-3 Passion Fruit 2, 4-4 Perimeter 3. All started. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time, lmin 19 3-ssec Hawke’s Bay Hurdle Handicap, one mile and three-quarters.—3-3 Miss Hastings 1, 2-2 Mia Stella 2, 1-1 High Fal-ut-in 3. Also .started: Kinsel, Cheshnm, Million. Won by a length. Time, 3min 20sec.

Havelock Hack Handicap, six furlongs and a half.—l-1 Slippery 1, 2-8 Swift and Sure 2, 5-5 Bradman 3. Scratched: La,Ra Quex. Won by a length. Time, lmin 23 3-ssee. Hawke’s Bay Steeplechase Handicap, about two miles and a half.-—l-1 Luna Lux 1, 2-3 Revel 2, 2-2 Red Bank 3. All started. Won by twelve lengths. Time '6min' lOsee, Raukawa Handicap, one mile.—6-6 Chief Marionette 1, 2-1 Aescuius 2, 1-4 Walton Park 3. All started. Won by two lengths and a half.. Time, lmin 45 sec. ' ... Woodlands Handicap, six furlongs.— 2-2 Lady Ronald 1, 6-6 Sunstead 2, 5-4 Hunting Jay 3. Scratched: Royal Dash. Won by a length and a half. Time lmin 16 3-ssec. Final Handicap, one mile.—l-1 Courtyard 1, 5-5 Royal Hunting 2, 4-4 Lady Spy 3. Scratched: Slippery, Princess Bell, Cuticle. Won by a length and a half. Time, lmin 43 2-ssec.

ROSEHILL RACES. SYDNEY, June 18/ At Roseliill races the Juvenile Hanlicap resulted: Moalap (James) 1; Heroic Queen (Sullivan) 2; Art '.Reynolds) 3. Won by a neck.' Time 1.15. Parramatta Mile: —Love Song 1; Rowan 2; Samien King 3. Won by lof a length. Time 1.41. VICTORIAN RACING. MELBOURNE, June 18. At the Amateur Turf Club races, the "oolambool Hurdles resulted: Zygon ; Lynden 2; Prime Seal 3. Won by a head. Time 3.392, a course record. Wanda Steeples: —The Cfracksman l; Mosstrooper 2; Widgiewa 3. Won by i a length. Time 4.122, a course record.

SPORTSMAN'S DEATH. MASTERTON, June 17. Tlie death occurred early this morning of Mr C. F. VaJlance, president of the Masterton Racing Club for many years and a well known owner of racehorses. He owned the Kahuiningi stud and station. WINOOKA AT FRISCO. SAN BRUNO, California, June 17. En route for San Francisco from Sydney, Winooka and Trevallion, the Australian thoroughbreds, and Austin Robinson, one of the swiftest Australian sprinters, arrived here to-day on the Monterey. Mr Rufus 'Naylor, manager of this trio of speedsters plans to start immediately in conditioning the horses. Robinson hopes to launch a professional campaign' in the United States. Mike Poison, attendant H. Sullivan, and E. Britt, the nineteen year old apprentice jockey, accompanied the horses.

ASCOT RACES. LONDON, June 16. The Ascot .paces ended in a of sunshine. A remarkable coincidence wa 5 that the King’s horse Limelight, Sir Cunliffe Owen’s C on certo and S>r H. Wernher’.s Brown Jack were all winners on the last day, as in 1932. The' King’s victory in the Hardwick .Stakes was particularly popular. ijs his Majesty said himself: "It was a good wind-up to a week’s racing.” Brown Jack won the Alexandra stakes for the fifth time in succession. He was ridden by Steve Donoghue. This is a record .for tile turf.