Te Awha Defeats Weak Cup Field

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 883, 29 January 1930, Page 12

Te Awha Defeats Weak Cup Field

PLIMMERTON’S SPRINT WAIROA’S OPENING DAY Press Association WAIROA, Tuesday. The first day of the Wairoa Racing Club’s meting was held today in brilliant sunshine. There was a large attendance and the totalisator handled «£ 5.637, a decrease of £ 434 compared with the first day last year. Results were: —■ Trial Handicap, 6 fur.—2 Autumina, 9.0, Nixon, 1; G Manifest, 8.0, Clements, 2: 1 Atapai, 5.3, Atkins, 3. Won by a neck. Time, 1.16. Also: Rocket Car. Kaokaoroa, Bay D'Or. Te Kupenga Handicap, 6 fur.—2 King Manu, 7.1 J, Horne, 1; I lago. 5.5, Keesing, 2; 4 Heather Blencl, 5.2. Griffith. 3. Won by three lengths. Time, 1.15 3-5. Also: Dimmer, Master Cynic. WAIROA CUP Of £170; 1J miles 2TE AWHA, 7.10, Horne 1 I —KINSEL, S.B. Keesing 2 3 GOOD SPORT, 7.3, Kowhai .... 3 Also: 4 Tall Timber. Won bv two lengths. Time, 2.7 4-5. Maiden Scurry, 5 fur.—2 Rich Crop, Nixon, 1; S Kimbo, Young, 2: 5 Whakaari, Keesing, 3. Won by two lengths. Time, 1.2 3-5. Also: Blackpool, Tino Tama, Trisogne, Cheramy, Collricia, Huntingtower, Unnamed. District Hack Handicap, 6 fur.—3 Aten, 8.0, Keesing, 1; 1 Wedding Bells, 5.7, Stratton, 2; 2 Raliaroa, 9.6, Walsh. 3. Won by half a length. Time, 1.17. Also: Pereki, Mapa, Kainga, Hinetera, Dramat.ique, Atahaere, Master Tamworth. Stewards’ Handicap, 6 fur.—l Plimmerton, S.l, Atkins, 1; 2 Startle, 9.0, Young, 2; 3 Good Sport, 7.3, Kowhai, 3. Won by three and a-half lengths. Time, 1.15. The only starters. Ruawa Handicap, 7 fur.—2 lago, 8.7, Keesing, 1: 1 Autumina, 8.7, Nixon. 2: 3 Princess Elizabeth, 7.2, Atkins, 3. Won by a long neck. Time, 1.29 1-5. The only starters. Ormond Handicap. 1 mile.—3 Tall Timber, 7.6, Atkins, 1; 1 Outfit, 8.9, Keesing, 2; 2 Abisogne, 8.7. Corner, 3. Won by a length. Time, 1.43&. The only starters. THURSDAY’S FIELDS The following are the acceptances for the concluding day (Thursday) of the meeting: WAIKAREMOANA HANDICAP Of £9O; 6 furlongs.

DARGAVILLE FIXTURE ENTRIES DUE ON FRIDAY The Dargaville Racing Club’s summer meeting is fixed to be held on Saturday and Monday, February 22 and 24. The programme issued in connection with the meeting comprises 16 events, with prize-money to the amount of £1,285. The Dargaville Cup of £2OO (li miles) is the leading event of the first day, and the President’s Handicap of £175 (nine furlongs) is the principal race of the second day. The Avoca Handicap and the Ruawai Handicap, which stand out as the leading sp vit events, are respectively worth £IOO. Nominations close next Friday, January 31, at 5 p.m., and may be lodged either with the secretary, Mr. J. P. Stanaway, Dargaville, or with Messrs. Blomfield and Company, High Street, Auckland. RACING FIXTURES JANUARY 29. Feb. I—Taka puna J.C. 29, 30—Pahiatua R.C. , 30—Wairoa R.C. FEBRUARY s—Tapanul R.C. 6, B—Gisborne R.C. 6, B—Taranaki J.C.

THOROUGHBRED SALE MESSRS. J. AND J. PATERSON’S CATALOGUE FOR FRIDAY Several yearlings, two-year-olds, horses in training, and brood mares are to be sold at the stui farm of Messrs. J. and J. Paterson, Takapuna, at 11 a.m. on Friday next, by the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd., aqd a rare opportunity is presented for acquiring; some really good houses. Th- youngsters are by that good horse Surveyor, who was one of the greatest racehorses seen in New Zealand, winning from half a mile up to a mile and a-half (the Wellington Cup). His stock are all endowed with plenty of speed, and those which are to be submitted at this sale should elicit keen, competition. The juveniles include a brown colt by Surveyor—Foremost, who cornea from a well-known Taranaki family. Bay filly by Surveyor—Meadow

Grass, by Boniform, from Blue Grass, who was imported from England. Chestnut colt by Surveyor from Pel* a full sister to that good horse Pelham, winner of the Douro Cup and many other good races. Chestnut colt by Surveyor—Pell, and therefore a half-brother to Pelham. Chestnut filly by Surveyor—Lady Form, a sister to Pretty Form, the dam of Royal Form. Chestnut filly by Surveyor—Katherina, by Eudorus from Wasa, the dam of Bonnie Wasa, who won numerous good races in Queensland. Chestnut filly by Surveyor—Thuranna, by Thurnliam from Juanna, a half-sister to Nith.sevo, the grandam of Wind bag. Chestnut filly by Surveyor—Thurence, therefore a full sister to Full Measure, who ran second to Karapotl at the Waikato si ring meeting. Chestnut colt by Surveyor from Juanna, therefore a. full brother toSubdivision. The other horses are:—Harry, ch g, 2yrs, by Survey’d—Katharina; Full Measure, 2yrs, by Surveyor—Thurence;. br f, 4yrs. by Surveyor—Pell; Pellette, Syrs, by Surveyor—Pellett; On Top, ch g. 3yrs, by Surveyor—Te Moti (who showed exceptional pace at Thames and would have won only for running wide): Land Measure, ch f, 4yrs, by Surveyor —J uannaj br f, Syrs, unbroken, by Surveyor—Daymost; Penn Lu, br f, 4vrs (unbroken), by Lucullus —Pengwen; Rood, ch f, 2yrs, by SurveyorPell; Town Planner, ch g 4yrs, by Surveyor—Pellett; Memo!-, br g, Syrs, by Romeo—Cadence, and Traced, br f, 4yrs, by Surveyor—Miss Hazel The following brood mares will also b© offered:—Daymost, br m, by Foremost—Date, with foal by Surveyor:; Thuranna, ch m by Thurriham — Juanna; Philetus, br m, by Thurrha.ni —Mon Amie, with filly foal by King Nassau; Thurence, ch m by Thurnham—Cadence, with filly foal by Surveyor; Te Moti, by Motiti —Anadyomene, Lady Form ch m. by Mono form —Elf; Katharina, b m, by Eudorus— Wasa, with colt foal b/ Surveyor!. Pellet, ch m, by Thurnham —Bell! Ural la, b m, by Piedmont —Persian* ella; and Juanna, by Achilles —Shepherdess.

8 10 Dimmer. 8 0 King- Manu Heather S D Rocket Car . 7 9 Blend . . S 4 H UR AMU A HACK HANDICAP Of £90 1 mile. 8 12 Abisogne . . 8 0 Outfit . . . S 7 Kaokaoroa . . 7 b CARROLL MEMORIAL Of £135; 9 furlongs. Kinsel . . . . Tall Timber 7 8 Te Atvha . . S 10 Good Sport . . 0 Valsier . . S 4 Princess Outfit . . . 8 2 Elizabeth . 7 0 SCI RRY HANDICAP Of £85; lurlongs. Rich Crop . . 0 2 Tinotama . . 8 0 Kimbo . . . . S S Bay cl'Or . . 8 0 Manifest . 8 6 Collricia . . . 8 0 Tr»sogne . . 8 6 Hunting . 8 0 Tower . . 8 0 < ’lieramy. . 8 0 Little Blackpool . S 0 Wonder . . 8 0 LOCAL HANDICAP Of £85; 6 furlongs. Rakaroa . . 9 7 Mine Te Ra . 8 1 Wedding Dramatique . 8 1 Bells . . 8 III Ata Haere. . 8 S 8 Nos ter .... 7 7 Ma.pakainga 8 1 Tamworth . . 7 o PLYING HANDICAP Of £125; 6 furlongs. 9 0 Plimmerton . 8 8 Startle . . 8 10 Good. Sport . 7 0 ELECTRIC HANDICAP Of £90; 6 furlongs. King Manu 9 0 Dimmer . . . 8 4 Heather Pereki .... 8 1 Blench . 8 9 Whakaari . . 8 1 Kimbo . . . Master Cynic 8 0 Trisogrne. . 8 t> Blackpool . . 8 0 Wedding Cheramy . . . 8 0 Bells . . 8 4 PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP Of £100; 7 furlongs. Pli miner ton 9 5 Rakaroa. . . 7 5 Autumnia. 8 112 Atapai .... 7 0 Tall Timber 7 10