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Hokitika Guardian, 24 October 1933, Page 2

SPORTING

WELLINGTON RACING CLUB

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WELLINGTON, October 21

The Wellington Racing Club’s spring meeting wa s continued at Trentham to-day. The weather after -heavy rain during the night and in the early morning broke clear for macing, conditions being fine. The track was in first class order after the downpour, but the going was °n the dead side. The attendance was large. The tote was £23,952 10s, against £20,051 for the same day last year, an increase of £3,901 10s. The judicial committee found that L. J. Ellis on Eupatoi', caused interference to Sir Nigel and Ralphylliis in the Nile Trio] Stakes and unanimously decided to suspend him for one month for careless riding. Results :

Huirdles Handicap.—(3-2) Henry of Navarre 1, (5-5) 'Pahu 2, (2-2) 'Manuiri 3. Won by half a length • five lengths. Time 3,14 3-5.

Trial Stakes.—(6 6) Haere Toiiu 1, (7-8) Phcon 2, ,(1-1) Copyist 3. Won by two lengths ; two and a half lengths. Time 1.28}. Trial Stakes.—(4-4). Southdown 1, (1-1) Red Manfred 2, (3*2) Passion Fruit 3, Won by a neck; & head. Time 1.40}-. Victory Handicap.—(3-3) Aexulus 1, (6-6) Revision 2, (2-2) Walton Park 3. Won by half a length; three and a half lengths. Time . 2.10, St. Vincent Handicap.—(3-3) Brown Betty 1, (55) Bodyline. 2,' (7-8) Moorbury 3. Won by four lengths; half a length, j Time 1.111. • . |

Tr-*.f?J.gar Handicap.—(l4)" Ta-fcakna 1, (5-6) Aga Ivhan 2, (6-5) Tout le Mond 3. Won by one a quarter lengths; one length.' Time 2.7.

• Collingwood Handicap.—(B-9) Lordly Knight 1, (9-8) True Shaft 2, (2-2) Poro. titn 3. Won by a head three quarters of a length. Tim© 1.12 1-4. Stewards Handicap.—(2-2) King Thomond 1, (4->3) Emotion 2, (12-11) Cardinal Moon 3. Won by half a 'head ; two lengths. Time 1.281.

Cone! day’s results :• WELLINGTON, October' 23. Rolia Hurdles Handicap —(1-1) Henry of Navarre 1, (5-5) ' Manuiri 2, (3-3) IRiotous 3. Seven, started. Won by 1 four length. Time 2.48. 1 'Spring Novice Handicap.— 1 2-2 J PheQn 1, (9-10)' Courtedge 2, (3-1) Copyist 3. EJegen started. Won by two lengths. Time 1.301. " :: ■Ruahihe . Handicap.—(2-2) King Tho,mond 1, ' (5-7) Lady Ronald and (7-6) "Motu'nau dead heat 2. Nine started. Won by half n bead.. Time 1.15}. j Roseneath Handicap.—(4*4) Mother 'Superior !, (3-3) . Wonderful 2; ;(2.8) 'Sporting Blood 3. Seven started, Won by a neck, Time 50} seconds, ; Rearco ■ Handicap.—(s*4) Rocket 1, ' (1-2) Curio 2, (5-6) Speed 3. Nine started. ‘Time. 1.415. 5 , , < Harcourt Cup.—(2-2) Red M an fred 1, (3-3)' Golden Wings 2, (4-4) View Halloo 3. Seven started. , Won .by half a length. Time • 218 J. Naina! Handicap.—(l-1) Porotiti 1, (5-4) Lack ‘ 2, (4-5) Pomp 3. Eight

staike'd. W T on by one and a half lengths. Time 1.13.- .. Tararua Hack Handicap—(4-4) Thrasher 1, (1-1) Epigram 2, (17-16) Flower 3. Nineteen started. Won by half a length. Time 1.41}-. • The to tails a for handled £38,346 against- £20,335, an increase for Saturday -and Monday of £21,912 over last yen*. The total for the meeting was £81,214.

CAULFIELD MEETING’S RESULTS,

GATNE CARRINGTON’S WIN.

MELBOURNE, October 22.

Bunvood Handicap.—Shakuni 1, Variance 2, Monarch 3. Nineteen started. Won by half a neck; a. neck; three-quarters of a length. Gay Star was fourth. Time 1.45}, a race record. Mona Nursery Handicap.—Adored 1, Queen Helen 2, Waltzing Nellie 3. Twelve started. Won by half a length; a head. Alinura was fourth. Time 53}sec, an Australian and New Zealand record.

Gwyn Nursery.—Sunclad 1, Angelo 2, Cavalcade 3. Ninteen started. Won by a neck, one and three-quarter lengths. Panyan was fourth. Time I.OL

Caulfield Gup.—Game Carrington 1, Jimmie Boy 2, Oro 3. Twenty started. Won by one and a half lengths. Time 2.231, an Australian and New Zealand record,

I VVvuiia Steeplechase.—Kenjin 1, Royal Banquet 2, George William 3. Eight started. Won by a length; two lengths. Time 3.48, Windsor Handicap, first dvislon,— : Closing Time !, Carefree 2, Simarre 3. Twelve started. Won by a neck; ; half a length. Time I.ll}. I Windsor Handicap, second division. * Melason 1, Movie Star 2, Maybe 3. | Ten starters. Won by one and a half | lengths ; three-quarters of a length. 1 Time 1.11, a course record. ! Sectional times in the Caulfield Cup 'were: First four furlongs, 47}sec; next four, 52}sec; last four, 48j[sec; lasi; six, lrnin 14}sec. Phillips (owner), G’odby (trainer) and Pike (jockey) were censured for shaking hands before Pike weglied in in the Gup. Mr J. V. Kenny, a racing man, died on tlie course at Caulfield to-day just before the Oup w a s run.

AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB.

AUCKLAND, October 21

The Auckland Trotting Club’s spring meeting was opened at Alexandra Park to-day. it rained in tlie morning but cleared tor the afternoon. There was an excellent- track and a good attendance. Tile'totalisator handled £lB,533, as compared ' with £17,950 last year. Double figure 'dividends were returned-by‘Peter Pirate in the Jellicoe Handicap, and Glandofe in tlie Parnell Handicap. v - Results— 1,1 Waitemata Handicap.—l/1 Manna’s Son' 1, 4/3 -Golden Eagle 2, 9/9 Otara 3. Won by about a 100 yards, half a length, a length, Time 3 33 3-5, Improvers’ Handicap, Great Chum 1, 6/0 Tinokaha 2, 7/7 Peter Junior 3. Won by three lengths, a length, a length. Time 2.52 3-5. Jellicoe Handicap.— 7:/7 Peter Pirate 1, 3/3 Meteor 2, .5/5 -Lady Coronado 3. Jewel Pointer was bracketed -with Lady Cbronado. Won by-2} lengths, a neck, a head. Time 4.29 2-5. ,

Parnell Handicap.—s/5 Glandore 1,, 2/2 Silver Bingen 2, 1/1 Homeward 3. Won %, a head, half a head, a long neck. Time 3.26 3-5.

Mountain Handicap.—s/4 Moko Gild 1, 2/3. Billy Carbine and 1/1 Moko Bells dead heat 2. Won by 2i lengths. Time 3.313-5. ;

October Handicap.—l/1 Chancellor 1, 3/3 Bonnne‘Direct 2, 4/5 Lady Amand a 3. Won by threequarters of a length, a npck. Time 3.21/

Electric Handicap.—3/3 Tactless 1. 4/5 Jewel Pointer 2, 5/4 Stanmoor 3 Won by one and a half lengths, one and a half lengths. Time 2.48. Stewards. Handicap.—l/1 Cimarron 1, 3/3 Mazda 2, 7/7 Tempo 3. Won by eight lengths, three lengths. Time 2.27.

GREYMOUTH TROTS. FIRST DAY. GREYMOUTH, October 21. The Gre.ymouth trots opened in fine weather. There was a good attendance. Results— Introductory Handicap, 1£ miles. — 2/2 Encounter 1, 1/1 Guy Junior 2, 4/3 Modern Lady 3. All started. Won by a length. Time 3min 29 3-ssec. Petrie Handicap, 1£ miles. —4/4 Hokel mai 1, 3/2 Kotinga 2, 2/3 Isabel Patch 3. All started. Won by two lengths. Time 3min 36sec.

Mawhera Handicap, 1£ miles. —1/1 War Boat 1, 4/6 Harold Denver 2, 2/2 Lillian Bond 3. Scratched: Plain Silk. Won by a length. Time 3min 25 4-ssec.

Blaketown Handicap, li miles.—l/1 Mtir.'e Celeste 1, 2/2 Marvin Bingen 2, 5/5 Olive Rey'3. Scratched: Admiral Wrack. Won by. two lengths. Time 2 min 49 4-ssec. Royal Oak/Handicap, L} miles. —3/3 Tasman Flight 1, 2/2 HokimaT 2, 1/1 Sister Mary' 3. ..Scratched ; Patchman. Won by four dcngths. Time 3min 38 3-5 sec. ':",

Diggers’ Handicap (saddle) 1 mile. —B/6 Admiral Wrack 1, 1/1 Compass 2, 7/7 Peter Parrish 3 Scratched: Imperial Kelson) Prince de Oro. Empress do ' Oro. Won by three lengths. Time 2miu .l3sec (a, track record)

Aviation llanclidap, 1 ijilo.—2/2 TT nrold Denver 1, 3/1 War Boat 2, 5/6 Whippets All started. Won by hall a length. Time 2m:n 14 2-ssec. The twfalisator handled (3217 10s on the \Vin fnachi’.o and £2998 10s on the i-'laee' machine, ‘ a total of £624 6 against £5798 JOs tin the corresponding day f.iyear.

SECOND DAY,

GR'EYMOUTH, October'24. Fine weather, large attendance and track fast.

Tradesmen’s Handicap -(1-1) Guy Junior l, Modern Lady 2, (3-3) Prince de Oro 3. All started. Won by three lengths. Time 3.25. Ngahere Handicap.—-(2-2) Isabel patch 1, (1-1) Katanga 2, t 3-3) Tasman Flight 3. All started. ' Wen by three lengths. Time 3.41.

Htirricarie Handicap.'—(2-2) Admiral 1 . Wra-ck 1, (1-1) Compass 2. (5-5) Peter ’ Parrish •3. All started. Won by two : lengths. Time 2,13 4-6. ! Labour Bay Handicap.—(l-1) Accras i 1, (2*2) Harold 2, (3*4) Lillian' Bnod 3. Trfll started Won roy two lengths.- Time 4.35 2-5.. ! Harold Logan attempted to lower his; previous record on the track of 2min. I 6secs, but paced by Great Logan, his ■ time was 2min 6 l-ssecs. He covered - the first half in lmin 4sp.es. j

Cohden Handicap.—(2-1) Guy Junior 1, (5-5) Marie: Celeste 2, (1-1) Olive Rey 3. Ten. started. Won bv two lengths. Time 2.51.

Gieseking Handicap.—(3-3) Isabel Patch 1, '(1-2) Tasman Flight 2, (2-1) Hokifnai 3. Seven started. Wo n .by four lengths. Time 3.30 4-5.

Recovery Handicap.—(l-1) Atheln e y 1, (5-5) Atralitte 2, (1-1) Modern Lady 3. Twelve started. Won by .half' a length. Time 2,55 1-5.

Whirlwind Handicap.—(4-4) Lillian ■Bond M, (7-6) Rare Pronto 2, (3-3) Harold Denver 3. Nine started. Won by half a length. Time 2.15 2 : 5.

The tote took £8,345, against £7,521 for the second day last yean- and for the meeting £14,591 against £13,320 last year. WARWICK FARM RESULTS. SYDNEY, October 22. At Warwick Farm race results were:— Greystone Juvenile Stakes.—King’s Head 1, Caravel Girl 2, Black Cat 3. Nine started. Won by a length and a half; a long head. Time 1.2. Homebush Handicap.—Dark Chief 1, Cherbourg 2, Master Briefly 3. Won by a length and a half. Time 2.6. WIXOOKA CHALLENGE RACE. NEW YORK, October 21. A message from Laurel states that Jamestown’s trainer to-day announced that he -would run next Wednesday in . the Winooka 1 challenge race, provided that the track was fast enough. This is in addition to the announcement of the WinookaEquipoise race. If Winooka wins, it is expected to add considerable interest to the event. The Australian horse worked this I morning, on a slow track. He went three-quarters of a mile in 1.17 2-5. The first half-mile was run in fifty seconds. —Mraa— mmmmmmnwmm