TRANSFORMER’S ALISON CUP

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 525, 30 November 1928, Page 13

TRANSFORMER’S ALISON CUP

Good Racing at North Shore

AWARERE’S BRILLIANT VICTORY

THE Takapuna Joe-key Club’s spring fixture opened at the Xorth tihore to-day in fine weal her and before a good attendance. The course was iu splendid order.

Results : MELROSE MAIDEN HANDICAP Of £250; 7 furlongs. 2—JOLLY MONEY (J. L>. Kemp), b c, by Paper Money—Jolie Fille, oyrs, 8.0, 11. Wiggins 1 5 TA.XERIRI <H. Rama), b g, by Antagonist—Country Picnic, 3yrs, 6 BLACK MALRE *(J.’ McNicoU, b g, by Glen Albyn—Mangamaire, 8.0, O. McNally 3 A 1 so s tarted:— 17— Aggressive, 8.0, C. McCarthy .... .. 0 16—Armenia, S.O, H. Lee ... 6 12—Bannock- S.O. R. Beale 0 12— Bannock, 8.0, R. Beale 7 IS—Critique, 8.0, S. Bryce 0 15— Diamond Queen, 8.0, J. Sharkey .. 0 10— Footpad, 8.0, J. Barry 0 7 Good Boy, 8.0, A. Turvey 4 2 Princess Rain, 8.0, C. Husband .. 8(bracketed with Jolly Money) 8— Josie Melville, S.O, H. Spinks .. 0 13— Justify, 8.0, S. Coleman 5 4 Just Nell, 8.0, K. Gill » 18— Lido, 8.0, J. Conquest 0 20—Merry Light, 8.0, P. Brady ... .. 0 16— Miss Myrtle, .8.0, J. Parsons .. .. 6 11— Prince Val, 8.0, Goldfinch 0 3 Bed Lion, 8.0, K. Manson 0 9 f>ir Mond, 8.0, L. Manson 6 19— Tukunoa, 8.0, McNeil, 0 14— Valisier, 8.0, L. Dulieu 0 Winner trained by owner, Penrose. Won by a length, third horse threequarters of a length away. Time, 1.3-0 1-5. 9 Joily Money’s Fine Victory Becalmed J2 645. Llae Jolly MoneyPrincess Rain bracket £. 509, Red Lion £232 and Just Nell £217 were the best backed division for the opening event, the Melrose Maiden Stakes. When the tapes were released Prince Val and Taneriri moved backwards, losing ground, while Armenia set a merry pace from Jolly Money. Red Lion, Footpad, Miss Myrtles Just Nell and Becalmed. Footpad went to the front along the back and showed the way to Red Lion, Jolly Money, Just Nell, Justify, Black Maire, Princess Rain, with Taneriri making up ground fast. Justify was the first to turn for home, with Jolly Money, Taneriri and Black Marie in hot pursuit, followed closely by Princess Rain, Just Nell. Red Lion, Sir Mond and Bannock. In a hard tussle to the judge Jolly Money did best to win by a length from Taneriri, who put up a fine performance, with Black Maire close up, third, followed by Good Boy. Justify. Sir Mond* Bannock, Princess Rain and Just Neli. TIRI HUGH - WEIGHT HANDICAP Of £250; 1 mile 1 furlong 3 WENDAY (Mrs. R. I. Caro) cb m, by Day Comet—Wenonah, 6yrs, - 10.4, *R. Syme 1 1 — MOY HALL (Colin W. Anderson), b g, by Cynic—Aelifid, 4yrs, 9.5, G. Holland - - - • • 2 7 BIZARKO (J. Ross), ch g, by Absurd—Flora McDonald, 6yrs, S.O, 32. .Stanway -. 3 Also started:— 8— Royal Form, 10.1, S. Henderson ... 5 15— Pouri, 10.0, A. Quinn *9 11 —Rahepoto, 9.11, PI. Dulieu 8 5 Potoanui, 9.7, J. Sharkey .10 6 Roman Abbey, 9.6, R. E. Thompson 0 10— Lord Abbey, 9.5, E. Garrett .... 7 9 Master Lu, 9.1, J. Burgess 0 14—Pekatahi. 9.1, F. Foster 0 11— Abbot’s Delight, 9.0, L- Dulieu .. 0 13—Blago, 9.0, S. Mc-Govern 0 2 Cha.ritaine, 9.0, A. Driscoll .. .. 6 4 Glena Bay, 9.0, C. Butler 4 17— Mangaiti, 9.0, C. Strattan 0 16— Master Clements, 9.0, S. Coleman 0 Winner trained by A. P. Brady, Frankton. Won by a length, half a length between second and third. Time, 1.59 2-5. Wenday Beats the Favourite Roman Abbey arid Potoanui were left at the start of the Tiri I-ligh-Weight Handicap, Master Clements beginning fast to lead past the stands from Master Lu, Abbot’s Delight, Lord Abbey, Wenday, Mangaiti and Glena Bay. Along the back Master Clements was still bowling along in the van, his closest attendants being Abbot’s Delight, Master Lu, Lord Abbey, Glena Bay, Royal Form and Chari taine. When the home turn was reached Lors Abbey had taken command from Moy Hall, Abbot’s Delight. Royal Form, Master Clements, Wenday, Potoanui, Glena Bay and Bizarro. Once down to real business Wenday put in a great dash to get up and win by a length from the favourite, who was half a length in advance of Bizarro, with Glena Bay, Royal Form, Chari taine, Lord Abbey and Rahepoto next to cross the line. The favourite, Moy Hall, carried £426, Chari taine £405 and Wenday £ 366 being the best supported of the remainder. Rider Suspended L. Coleman, rider of Master Clements in the Tiri High-weight, was brought before the judicial committee and suspended for the remainder of the meeting for crossing over too quickly in the straight. BOROUGH HANDICAP Of £400; 7 furlongs 1— A WAR ERE (Geo. Paul), ch g, by Swift Flight—Sibford, 6yrs, 9.0, A. Tinker 1 2 FLYING JULIET (E. Robinson), blk m, by Romeo—Fennella, syrs, 8.7, L. Manson 2 4—MACTIOOM (Mrs. P. Carter), ch in. by Arehiestown—Lady Gwendoline, syrs, 7.8, O. Mclnally . . .. 3 Also started:— o—The Lamb, 7.10, A. Goldfinch .. 4 10—Cynthia, x., 7.0, L. Husband .. 5 6 Serang, 7.6, R. Beale 6 7 Modest Boy, 7.0, H. Wiggins .. 7 |S —The Thorn, 7.4, J. Cammick . . . . 10 3 Mithra, 7.3, S. Bryce 8 9—Eli Timi. 7.0, C. Goldsboro . . .. 9 Winner trained by owner, Te Awat\ °u by two lengths, similar distance between second and third. Time, 1.23 The Favourite Lands The top weight. Awarere, carrying £ 606, was elected as first choice for the Borough Handicap, and the Te Awamutu gelding justified the public confidence by winning nicely from Flying Juliet, who was next in demand with £ 509. Mithra £ 475 and Mac room £406 were the best supported of the remainder. Macroom went out quickly and led early from The Lamb, Flying Juliet, Awarere, The Thorn. Cynthia N., and Eh Timi. The favourite travelled fast along the bad: and took command from Flying Juliet. The Thorn. The Lamb, Macroom and Eli Timi, and there was no alteration crossing the top. The favourite was first to enter the straight, closelv followed by Flying Juliet, The Thorn, Macroom, Cynthia N-, The Lamb, Eh Timi and Serang. In the run home Awarere was too good for the opposiof lengths from Flying Juliet, who was tion and won comfortably by a couple a similar distance in front of Macroom. with The Lamb close up, fourth. Then came Cynthia N.. Serang, Modest Boy, Mithra, Eh Timi and The Thorn. ALISON CUP HANDICAP Of £700: 1 mile 3 furlongs».and 40 yards 4 TRANSFORMER (D. Twohill), b g, by Thurnham —Mangamaire, aged. 7.6 (car. 7.12), L. Manson 1 10—THl'KSBY (A. S. Ride wood), b g, by Thurnham—Hessian, 6yrs, 7.0 (car. 7.31), K. Gill 2 10—TIX0KOA (li. Hannon), blk g, by Quin Abbey—Tinopai, oyrs, 7.0, C. Connor 3 Also started:— s—Papatu, 7.3, H. Wiggins 4

6 Sealown, 9.0, R. McTavish .. .. 5 Beale 6 9—Mint Leaf. 7.11, H. Goldfinch .... 7 8— Golden Wedding, 7.0, O. Mclnally 8 3 Desert Glow, 7.11, 11. Lee 9 1— Cor in ax, 8.6, J. Cammick 10 7Le Ciaoucas, 8.0, J. Barry . . . . fell 2 Royal Doulton, 7.7 (car. 7.5), R. Winner trained by W. C. Woods, Te Rapa. . Won by one and a-half lengths, thud horse two lengths away. Time, 2.25 3-5. Transformer’s Good Victory Corinax £874 was first fancy, with speculators for the Alison Cup, but Tloyal Doulton £763 had a good call in the market, while there were friends for Desert Glow £567, and the eventual winner, Transformer, £474. Golden 'Wedding was the first to show out, and led past the stands from Seafown, Desert Glow, LeChoucas. Mint Leaf, Papatu, Tinokoa, Transformer, Royal Doulton and Corinax. Along the back Desert Glow assumed command, and his nearest attendants were Seatuwn, Golden Wedding, Mint Leaf, Tinokoa and Royal Doulton. Crossing the top, Transformer, who had put in a good run, took up the position of pilot and showed the way to the turn, where lie Choucas fell. Transformer turned into the straight ahead of Thursby, Mint Leaf, Seatown, Tinokoa, Desert Glow, Royal Doulton and Papatu. The leader could not be supplanted in the run to the box, Thursby, who threw out a strong challenge, getting within a length and a-half at the wire, with Tinokoa two lengths away third. Papatu was fourth, and then came Seatown, Royal Doulton, Mint Leaf, Golden Wedding, Desert Glow and Corinax. CAMBRIA HANDICAP Of £400; 5 fui'longs. 4 GEMLIGHT <E. P. Andr.eae), bs* 2yxs, by Treclaire—Head light, 7.10, R. McTavish . .. .' 1 1— LOVE CALL WiJJia ms on L b g, 2yrs, by Romeo—Lassie Thurnbam, 8.9- L. Manson . 2 9 FRASER <G. Gillett), bg, 2yrs, by Kaceful—Miss Roseland, 7.8, O. Mclnany - ... .. .. .. a Also started:—^ 2 Awamutu, 8.T2, C. France 5 5 Carl Mem, 8.7, R. Hall 6 3 Eaglet, 8.3, J. Barry . . 4 11— Clopton, 7.7, S. Bryce 7 10—Cymon, 7.7, H. Wiggins 0 13— Ruling Chief, 7.7, (ear. 8.4), A. Quinn 9 12— Terrsuzzo, 7.7, K. Gill 0 6 Currajong, 7.4 (car. 7.7), H. Goldfinch 10 14— Crimes tor, 7,3 (car. 7.6), S. Tremain 0 15— Rose Mint, 7.2, J. Day ......... 0 8— Bennie, 7.0 (car. 7.9), K. Robinson S 7 Nor val Tea, 7.0 (car. 7.3), J. Cam - mick , „ .. ~ .. o Winner trained by J. Williamson, Ellerslie. Won by three parts of a length, a length between second and third. Time. 1.3, ‘ Later results will appear in the Stop Press as they come to hand.

VERTIGERN’S CUP

RACING AT FEILDING PA6ANELLI WINS STAKES Press Association FEILDING, To-day. There is fair, windy weather for the first day of the FeiJding Racing Club's spring meeting. The track is in good order and there is a large attendance. Results: WAITUNA HURDLES Of £150; 1J miles. 2 ELYS I A NOR, 10.10 1 I—SUN ART, 10.3 2 3 BONHOMME, 9.S TJ All started. Won by a length, six lengths between second and third. Time 2.51. AORANGI TRIAL PLATE (First Division) Of £150; 6 furlongs 1— STANCHION, 8.0 1 7—ELICIT, 8.0 2 13—ST. MELBA, 8.0 3 Scr.: Llanhore, Star Girl, Balloon, Oioyne. Won by a length, three lengths between second and third. Time, 1.16. AORANGI TRIAL PLATE Of £150; G furlongs (Second Division) 3 BOUNDARY, 8.0 1 9—EWBERALTO, 8.0 .: 2 2- 8.0 3 Scr.: Kilorell. Won by one and a-half lengths, half a length between second and third. Time, 1.16 1-5. FEILDING CUP Of £500; \\ miles I—VERT I GERN, 9.0 1 4 ARROW LAD. 8.1 2 9-TCHEKA, 7.0 3 Scr.: Shining Armour. Won by two lengths, two lengths between second and third. Time. 2.6 2-5. FEILDING STAKES Of £500; 5 furlongs; weight-for-age, with penal ties and allowances. I—PAGAN ELLI 1 3 LYSANDER 2 4 THE HAWK 3 Scr.: Royal Duke, The Raider. Won by three lengths, half a length between second and third. Time, 1.1 2-5.

WAIPA ENTRIES

DUE THIS AFTERNOON The programme in connection with the Waipa Racing Club’s annual race meeting, which is fixed to be held at Te Awamutu on Saturday. December 15, will require attention from horseowners to-day (Friday),* nominations for all events closing at 5 p.m. It is notified that nominations may be lodged either with the secretary, Mr. J. G. Wynyard, Te Awamutu, or with Messrs. Blomfield and Co., High Street, Auckland.

MINISTERS’ RESIGNATIONS GAZETTED

Press Associatio?i WELLINGTON, Thursday. The resignations of the four Ministers who were defeated at the General Election and the readjustment of the portfolios were gazetted to-night.