Today’s Turf News

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 819, 13 November 1929, Page 11

Today’s Turf News

Wing Carnival at Riccarlon Continues C.J.C’S SECOND DAY SOME TOFF'S SUBURBAN /V.-ss- .1> - M ; i •i !UTBTCUI'KCII. T-ulay. : ■ • AN C 2—SOME TOFF. 9.3 1— igl AKTKKI »IA K. l‘v 1 - —ABEBE’FLP Y, 10.9 All started. Won by two lengths rime, 1.54 3-5. y woo pa long and the Viscount wen irst to hit the front, but when the field ■ tiled down Nincompoop was showng the way to Some Toff, Swoopalong ['lie Viscount, Aberfeldy, Quarterdeck laze. Royal Game, Quickplunge, Moraorium and Dumblane. There was litth ■hange in the positions at the six flirtings, but before the five-furlong post vas reached, Dumblane made a fasl ■Tin outside, and was up with the leadrs near tho far turn. At the halfnile Dumblane had taken charge from Nincompoop, Some Toff, Swoopalong toval Game and The Viscount, with Aberfeldy heading the others. Dumbane led into the straight from Some roff and Nincompoop, but inside the listance Some Toff got to the front ncl finished strongly to beat Quarterlock. who finished fast, by twe engths. Aberfeldy was a neck a wav md then came Dumblane, The Visount, Haze, Quickplunge, Royal Game Nincompoop, Moratorium and Swoopaong. SPRING NURSERY HANDICAP Of ‘2 300; 5 furlongs. 2 PRINCESS BETTY. 8.3 1 7—PHARAOH. 7.S - 3 BALD DRESS, 7.3 * All started. Won by two lengths. Time .0 1-5. Kerbside, Parysia, Ball Dress ant Tincess Betty were first to be profninmt. but entering the course propei kerbside showed the way to Merrj Peel, Princess Betty and Ball Dress verbside was still in front at the disance, but a little farther on Princess 3etty had no difficulty in getting to the ’ront, and easily beat Pharaoh by twe engths. Ball Dress was a neck aw a a .hird, and then came Parysia. Kerbside Merry Peel, Rosy Morn and Taunton OTAIO PLATE Of £350; 1?, miles 9—DOLOMITE. 7.7 —LATIN QUARTER, 8.10 : 7—AMOR, 7.7 : Scr.: Quarterdeck. Won by a neck Dime, 2.5 4-5. CANTERBURY CUP Of LSOO; I:i miles; weight-for-age 1— CHIDE 2 CONCENTRATE : 4 SEATOWN Scr: Swoopalong. Won by two lengths me length between second and third rime, 3.50 1-5. Later results will be found in the Stop Press as they come to hand.

TROTTING CUP FINAL NEW ZEALAND DERBY CONTEST SECOND DAY ACCEPTORS pritu-ipul items n. b,- decided ore tin* X. w Z.’.ilami Gup final and the New Zealand Derby. In addition to tinstrotters ,?h1 pac.-rs w i\\ Im* staged and with gi>iid fields and liigh-grade eompetitors further thrills should be witnessed. "Ali.aydcs" suggests the fallowing will be weli supported in their res]>eeti\’e engagements: Whit. h igii I binda Young Carbine. Dolores. Xew Zealand I»••r I•; - Great Parrish, P u rser. I'ounitu y I lalidiea ;i. - Lindbergh, Dilworth, Travis Axworthy. Xew Zealand Cup Final.- Kingcraft, Logan Park—Prince Pointer bracket. November JLandieup. Vendome, Orphan—Steel All bracket. Metropolitan Handicap. Aleron, Great Logan. Bockburn Handiiap.- Koro Peter, Western Voyage—Young Blake bracket. Sprinters’ Handicap.—-Jean McElwyn, Loch Moigh. Acceptances are as follow:

4 A N Z - TROTTING DERBY Of £1,000; 13 miles. Great Parrish, Guy Parrish—Bertha Bello. Reylet, Key de Oro —Letitiu. Flossie Harvester, Sonoma Harvester— Flossie Dillon. Royal Silk, Silk Thread—Glimpse. Captain Wrack, Wrack—Kirriemuir. Purser, Man o' War—Succeed. Drusus—Logan Pointer mare. Ngingo Ngingo, Matclilight Tracey Princess. 1 *3O COURTEXAy handicap

AVHITELEIGH HANDICAP Of £350; 3.32 limit; 1A .miles. Len Wood . . T A: 'Lady Fan . . . 36 1'kulele Bacly. J.t Bingen Starr . 48 Dolores .... 24 Duke Bingen . 72 Nelson McKin- Tamerlane . . 96 Young Carbine 2-1

Of £1,000 Dilworth . . 4.30 Lt limit; 2 miles. Free Advice . Harvest Chile 12 Maiwhariti . Lt 1 2 Lt Loch Moigh 1 2 Torpedo H1101 Lt Logan Chief 12 Travis Axworthy Lt Native Prince Silk Thread 1 2 2 4 Lindbergh Lt Daphne de Or< 36 9 20 N.Z. CUP FINAL First, £1,000; second, £500; third. fourth, £150 Kingcraft . . 2 miles; 4.26 limit. Lt Kohara . . . 2 1 Logan Park JDu n das Boy Lt Peter Bingen :a; Lt Prince Pointer 3i; Imprint . . Lt Padlock . . . 48 *> NOVEMBER Of £400; 4.35 Sunny Bob. . Lt HANDICAP limit; 2 miles Athalone . . Vendome . . Lt Genuine . . . Bolden Bubble 1 2 Trimmer . . 24 Orphan . . . 12 Steel All . . Omaha . . . .Tollv Pet . . Real Light . . 12 Billy Sea . . 24 William the Great. . . . 12 Lingfield . . Harold Thorp 36 48 3.50 MK>rR O P O LIT A X HA X DIC AP Of £-100 Aleron . . . 4.40 Lt limit; 2 miles Lt Great Logan . 86 Lt Muriel do Oro 36 Lt Buy Nut . . Nelson de Oro 13 48 Fair Wave . 24 Grand Light . 4 8 Granite < ity 24 Sir Author . 48 Locanda Boy 24 Sunshower . 48 4.35 SOCK Of £450; Audom inion BURN HANDICAP 4.39 limit; 2 miles 12 Bonny Spec . 60 Duke Bingen Nighborn . . 12 12 Western 12 Le Todd . . . 2 l Kempton . . S4 blaster Audo Engagement . 36 4.8 Sister Beatrice . . 84 Koro Peter . 48 Young Blake 126 g SPRINTERS’ HANDICAP Of £400; 2.12 limit; 1 mile Brentloc .... Lt Loch Moigh 12 Fight Ever . Lt Western King 1 2 Harvest Child . . . Lt Jean McElwyi Bonny Logan 12 24 Talent . . . Lt Tom Thumb 24 St. Maura . Lt Maiwhariti . 24 Final McKinnev . la. Roi L’Or . . Native Prince 24 24 Bessie Logan 12 Gold Jacket . 36 Logan I fanloi 12 Native Chief . 36