A Brilliant Jumper

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 993, 9 June 1930, Page 12

A Brilliant Jumper

AURORA BOREALIS’S DISPLAY Auckland Meeting Concludes ONE of tlie brightest spots of a rather dismal day at Ellerslie was the splendid jumping of Aurora Borealis in the Winter Steeplechase, and, coming as it does after her brilliant performance in the Great Northern Steeplechase two days earlier, stamps the Foxton-owned and trained mare as one of the best jumpers in commission at the present time.

Overnight showers, with steady rain setting in about 10 on Saturday, and continuing intermittently during the day, completely spoilt the concluding day’s racing of the Auckland Racing Club’s Great. Northern meeting. The conditions considerably militated against the attendance, which was much below expectations, but it was only to be expected that all but the keenest would be stay-.at-homes for the nonce. The course was heavy. Aurora Borealis again proved herself one of the best over country by the easy manner in which she accounted for the Winter Steeplechase. On the hill the last time she outjumped her opponents, and from this point to the finish she was never in danger of defeat, although Mashoor stuck to her in surprising .fashion. Aurora Borealis, however, was the better stayer. Airtight was third — for his fifth steeplechase on end —and Ponjola fourth. The latter was bothered by the hill and will be a better horse over flat country. Two Out of Five Only two out of the five starters completed the course in the Campbell Hurdles without mishap. They were Taumai and Prince Lu, and Mangani, remounted after falling at the final fence, cantered home for third money. More can be said about this race, which was in many ways a remarkable affair, and it is given a special story all to itself. Maori Boy scored a convincing win in the York Handicap, giving a double figure return. Seatown, again unlucky in the running, was second, but there was nothing between him and Standfast and Nassock. It was a fine race. As expected, Havering was too good for Nancy Lee in the sprint, the pair finishing first and second, with Takutama and British King right on the heels of Nancy Lee. The Tamaki Steeplechase again showed Master Lu up in a favourable light; Lucess and St. Warigal attended him home. Luminary had an easy win in the Orakei Hurdles, and Chromadyne led the Carbine Plate field home. It has once again to be recorded that the meeting was excellently staged, with the. secretary, Mr. W. S. Spence, an efficient master of ceremonies. The totalisator returns for the meeting showed a severe shrinkage, the climatic conditions no doubt being responsible, for the attendance on the three days was much below that recorded last year. On Saturday the amount handled by the totalisator staff was £55,830, against £62,281 10s on the final day last winter, , which was a Thursday. For the three days £154,560 went through the machine, against £221,142 10s last year, a decrease of £36,582 10s. This made the final meeting for the 1929-30 season conducted by the Auckland Racing Club. The totalisator investments for the 11 days racing at EUerslie amounted in all to £800,921 10s, which represents an increase of £17,887 on the preceding year’s figures, £783,034 10s. The year before that again (1927-28) the investments reached £911,613 10s. The record year, of course, Was in the 1920-21 season, known as the boom period. For that season the investments soared to £1,146,510. Notes on the racing and details of results follow. Tamaki Steeplechase Master Lu (£1,267) was a warm favourite in the opening event, the Tamaki Steeplechase, and despite the fact that he jumped badly he had too much pace for Lucess at the finish. The latter was a good second favourite, with £9OB. St. Warrigal made the pace again, leading over the first fence from Boomerday, Copey and Lucess. Lucilius fell here, and Rahepoto came down at the first fence on the hill. St. Warrigal was still leading there, and he was in front of Lucess at the double on the flat, Copey. Boomerday, Master Lu and Marita. Lucess was in front on the hill again, four lengths ahead of Master Lu. St. Warrigal and Cop.ey. The last-named fell on the hill, and Master Lu pecked badly, but made a smart recovery. Lucess was just in front of Master Lu coming to the last fence, and they took off together. The favourite then wore Lucess down, to win by a length. Ten lengths away was St. Warrigal. and Marita and Boomerday followed at intervals. Orakei Hurdles Carlaris £1,552 and Luminary £1,458 were the only ones backed with spirit. Quincoma led over the initial obstacle from Respirator and Luminary, while St. Ames came to grief. Luminary took charge passing the stands and led along the back, and was followed. by Respirator, Quincoma, Calaris and Rongo, just clear of Carlaris, who fell at the fivefurlong hurdle. Luminary was well clear of Rongo at the entrance to the straight and won easily by ten lengths. Quincoma was third forty lengths away, and a furlong farther back came Respirator. York Handicap Seatown, £1,987, and Standfast, £I,SOI, were s*elected as favoLirites, while Maori Boy, the eventual winner, carried only £536 to return a nice double-figure dividend. When the field settled down. Scat was showing the way to Imperial Prince, Kawainga. Standfast, Prince of Orange, Bold Front, Lucy Rose, High Pitch, Scat Pompeis and Seatown. Kawainga was in front at the five furlongs, followed by Standfast, Prince of Orange, Imperial Prince, Bold Front, Maori Boy, Lucy Rose, High Pitch and Pompeius, Seatown, Valsier and Scat being the last three. Scat put in a great run, which carried him to the front to lead round the turn from Kawainga, Prince of Orange, Bold Front. Standfast, Nassock and Lucy Rose. Maori Boy held his advantage to the finish, winning by a length from the favourite, Seatown, who came with a great burst on the outer. Standfast being a neck away third. Nassock was fourth and then came Prince of Orange, Lucy Rose, True Blood. High Pitch, Bold Front, Pompeius, Valsier and Imperial Prince, with Scat last. Winter Steeplechase Ponjola £1,979 was elected favourite over Aurora Borealis £1,503, but the Great Northern winner again asserted her superiority, winning nicely from little-fancied Mashoor, who carried £321. Temperature led over the water-jump from Ponjola, Kameliameha, Matu, Mashoor, Pendavies and Odin, but at the old water-jump the lastnamed came to grief. Going over the hill Mashoor held an advantage from Pendavies, Temperature. who fell at the jump on the top, Ponjola, Kamehameha, Aurora Borealis, and Matu. At the stand double Mashoor and Ponjola were together showing the way to Pendavies, Aurora Boreali*. and Matu, who fell at the hurdle enter-

ing the back stretch. Going up the hill there was very little between Mashoor, Ponjola, Aurora Borealis, the lastnamed, however, going well away on the down grade. The Northern winner held a good lead from Mashoor in the run home from the last fence, winning comfortably by five lengths. In a good race for third money Airtight got up to beat Ponjola. Then came Pendavies and Young Tliurnham (who was a long way back). Campbell Hurdles The withdrawal of Kamehameha left a one-dividend field in which Taumai (£2,065) was made-a better favourite than Mister Gamp (£1,586). Prince Lu immediately dashed to the front, and as the stand was passed was four lengths clear of the favourite, who was two lengths clear of Mangani, Mister Gamp and Daylight. At the second hurdle in the straight Mister Gamp fell, bringing down Daylight. Prince Lu was still sailing along in front as they passed the six furlongs, Mangani and Taumai racing together a few lengths back. At the cutting Mangani commenced a forward move, and was on terms with Prince Lu, but fell at the last jjump. This left Prince Lu well clear of Taumai, as they came up the straight, but the former stopping badly, allowed the favourite to get up to win by a length. Mangani who was remounted came in 60 lengths away to secure the third portion of the stake. Visitors' Handicap Havering £2,106 and Nancy Lee £1,365 were the best backed but there was good support for Marble King £1,235. Flying Prince was the first to break the line, followed by Marble King, Dave and Abbess. At the five furlongs post Marble King ran to the front, his nearest attendants being Dave, Abess and Flying Prince, while the top weights, Nancy Lee and Havering, were handy, and British King, Sea Cob and Takutama were following. As they made for the straight Marble King had a slight call over Dave, Abbess, Flying Prince, Nancy Lee and Havering, this lot being bunched, with British King next, wide out. Inside the distance Havering went through on the rails to take charge, and although warmly challenged by Nancy Lee, the favourite won by three parts of a length, with Takutama, who finished fast, half a length behind Nancy Lee. British King was fourth and then came Sea Cob, Marble. King, Prince Val and Flying Prince. Carbine Plate Chromadyne £3,645 was made a very warm favourite, with Te Hoia £1,445 next in demand. The favourite pulled his backers through, winning from Snow. Prince, one of the outsiders, who carried £472. Spring Abbey was the early leader from Sir Mond, Mon Star, Unoco and the favourite. The lastmentioned ran up with Sir Mond to be in front passing the five furlongs post. Spring Abbey, Unoco, Giattus and New Boy all being handy. Chromadyne pushed to the front entering the straight and had charge from The Sun, Snow Prince, Sir Mond, Te Hoia and Spring Abbey. In the run home, despite a strong challenge from Snow Prince, Chromadyne won by a length. Ten lengths back came Te Hoia, followed by Goldlike, The Sun, Spring Abbey, Sir Mond and New Boy. Additional results: TAMAKI STEEPLECHASE Of £400: 2i miles 1 —MASTER LU (M. and .). O’Connor), b g, by Spalpeen—Lupin mare, aged, 9.13, G. Spinks .... 1 2 LUCESS (W. J. McLean), b g, by Lueullus—Musketry mare, 6yrs. 10.8, R. Syme 2 4 ST. WARRIGAL (S. A. Woods), b g» by St. Amans Warrigal mare, syrs, 9.0, H. Turner .. 3 Also: 5 Rahepoto, 9.13 \ fell 3 Boomerday, 9.9 o B—Marita, 9.0 <) 7 Copey, 9.0 fell 6 Lucillius, 9.0 fell Winner trained by owners, Kaihere. Won by a length, third horse ten lengths away. Time, 5.17. ORAKEI HURDLE RACE (Handicap) Of £400; 11 miles 2 LUMINARY (W. Mills), ch g by Day Comet—Thurnline, 6yrs, 9.13, R. E. Thomson i 4 RONGO (P. Matu), b g bv Polv-damon-Coloffinade, aged, 9.4, A. Jenkins •> 3 QUINCOMA (Roulston Bros.), b g by Quin Abbey—Tecoma, aged, 9.7, L. Jarvis a Also started : I—Calaris, 9.10, W. Rennie fell 5 Respirator, 9.0. J. Mcßae. 1 0 6 St. Ames, 9.0, J. Mcllroy . . .. fell (Winner trained by W. J. McLean, Cambridge.) Won by ten lengths, forty lengths between second and third. Time 3.25. YORK HANDICAP Of £750; 1 mile. / 8— MAORI BOY (.T. E. Davison), br h, by Lueullus—Capable, Gyrs, 9.12, L. Dulieu 1 1— SEATOWN (James Fredric), ch g, by Archiestown—Seaspite, 6yrs, 10.10, T. Green . 2 2 STANDFAST (Dr. A. McGregor Grant), b g, by Valkyrian—Unity. syrs, 9.3, H. Gray 3 Also started:— 3 True Blood, 9.11, E. A. Keesing . - 0 5 Lucy Rose, 9.7, A. McCormac .. 0 10— Nassock, 9.4, R. McTavish 0 4 High Pitch, 9.2, L. Manson .... 0 6 Prince of Orange, 9.2, R. S. Bagby 0 13— Bold Front, 9.0, C. Goulsbro .... 0 14 — Imperial Prince, 9.0, A. Parsons . 0 12—Kawainga, 9.0, J. Smith 0 11— Scat, 9.0, K. Gill 0 9 Valsier, 9.0, H. Wiggins 0 7 Pompeius, 9.0, P. Brady 0 Winner trained by owner, Avondale. Won by a length, third horse a neck away. Time. 1.46 3-5. WINTER STEEPLECHASE (Handicap) Of £1,000; about 3 miles. 2 AURORA BOREALIS (F. R. Waller), br m, by Day Comet —Rangiata, syrs, 10.0, A. McDonald .... 1 7—MASHOOR (W. J. Brooks), b g, by Lueullus —Musketry mare, aged. 9.0, J. Mcßae 2 5 AIRTIGHT (J. Fryer), ch g, by Free Lucerne —Country Air, aged, 9.0 (car. 9.21), H. Dulieu 3 Also started: — I—Ponjola, 9.13, A. Tricklebsnk .... 0 4 Matu, A. Jenkins .. fell 5 Kamehameha. 9.4, J. Smith baulked 3 Odin, 9.0, L. Dulieu fell 6 Pendavis, 9.0 (car. 9.3). N. Syme . 0 10—Temperature, 9.0, F. Williams fell 9—Young Tliurnham, 9.0, H. Turner 0 Winner trained by owner, Palmerston North. Won by five lengths, 15 lengths between second and third. Time, 6.17. CAMPBELL HURDLE RACE Of £500; 2 miles 1— TAUMAI (P. Swney), b g, by St. Amans—Unknown, 6yrs, 10.3, H. Turner 1 4 PRINCE LU (A. Cobrough), br g, by Lueullus— Elysian—Graceful mare, aged, 10.7, R. Syme 2 3—MANGANI (M. L. Bradney and F. Wood), br g, by Day Comet — Maniopoto mare, aged, 9.13. H. Dulieu 3 Also started:— 2 Mister Gamp, 11.9. W. J. Bowden fell 5 Daylight, 9.0, X. Syme fell Winner trained by owner, Waihou. Won by a length, third horse 60 lengths away. Time, -1.1.

VISITORS’ HANDICAP •Of £500; 6 furlongs 1 —HAVERING (J. M. Corcoran), eh g. by Quin Abbey—Dreamer, 4vrs, 10.11. 11. Wiggins l 2—NANCY LED (R. W. and R. McG. Todd), br m, by Lueullus—Flagship, aged, 10.11, E. A. Keesing- . »2 9 TAKU TAMA (R. Hannon), b g, by Quin Abbey—Lord Multifid mare, syrs, 0.0, J. Smith 3 Also started:— 4 Prince Val, 9.12, R. J. Mackie .. 0 —Lady's Boy, 9.8, R. E. Thompson 0 12—Dave, 9.6, A. Tinker 0 5 British King, 9.G, H. Dulieu .... 0 10— Te Monanui, 9.3, K. Gill 0 s—Flying Prince, fr. 3, C. France .. 0 H—Abbess, 9.0, R. McTavish 0 3 Marble King, 9.0, H. Gray .. <j 7—;Sea Cob, 9.0, R. S. Bagby .. .. o Winner trained by owner, Hawera i by . I th V ee " quarters of a length; naif a length between second and third. Time, 1.18 3-5. CARBINE PLATE Of £400; 1 mile 1 CHROMADYNE (R. Tlannon), b g, Abbey—Uranium, 4yrs, 11.4 Mr. Baker 1 9—SNOW PRINCE (J. Brenan)',' oh S, by Snow King—Gipsy Queen, 4yrs, 11.4, Mr. O'Connor ■> 2—TE HO I A (M. H. Tims), br g. ' by Paper Money or Gucullus— March, 4yrs, 11.4, Mr. Tims .... 3 Also started:— n * 4 > Mcßeth .. .. 0 Mr. Clarkin .... 0 R Mon Star, 11.4, Mr. Wheeler . 0 G—New Boy, 11.4, Mr. Brigham . o 7 Sir Mond, 11.4, Mr. Duncan . . . . o 4 Spring Abbey, 11.4, Mr. J Morris 0 I J~?T U,iny 11 Mr. Plaisted .. 0 k—Unoco, 11.4, Mr. Muir 0 ,2 Grattus, HO. Mr. Ormond .... 0 I*>—The Sun, 11.0, Mr. Barr 0 Winner trained by owner, Cambridge. away 11 Tinfe tllird ten lengths JOCKEYS’ FEES BIG MONEY FOR RIDERS OF THE WINNERS a. McDonald best The largest cheque for riding fees at the Great Northern Meeting was £2lB 14s paid to A. McDonald, of Palmerston North. All except £l6 4 S of this amount came from liis rides on Aurora Borealis. whose successes in the Great Northern Steeplechase and Winter Steeplechase earned for him £126 and £G3 respectively, while her third in the Great Northern Hurdles was worth £l3 10s. His other fees were obtained from three losing rides. R. Syme, who received a cheque for £l7l 18s, was the next largest winner. King’s Jest’s win in the Great Northern Hurdles brought him in £ll2 10s and the win of Lucess in the Hunt Club Cup £l7. H. Turner, who had four losing rides besides his three wins on Taumai, earned £l2O 12s. Other cheques were:—W. Rennie, £7B 19s 6d; L. Dulieu, £76 6«; E. A. Iveesing, £6O; L. Jarvis, £57 12s; T. Green, £56 16s; and J. Mcßae, £47 12s. H. Gray, who is first on the winning jockeys’ list for the season, failed to ride a winner at the meeting. He had eight mounts and his riding fees totalled £25. HONOURS DIVIDED THE WINNING TRAINERS OUTSIDERS’ BAD TIME Trainers in the Auckland Province had a very successful meeting, winning ;no fewer than 18 of the 22 races. R. Hannon, who usually does well at the winter meetings, had three successes with Chromadyne (twice) and Pennyplain. Others to have three wins were W. J, McLean with Luminary twice and Lucess. and P. A. Swney with Taumai. Next on the list were F. R. Waller (Aurora Borealis twice), Kemp (Gold Money twice), M. and J. O’Conner (Master Lu twice), with two wins each; J. Williamson (Hannibal), W. McKinnon (King’s Jest), T. E. Davison (Maori Boy), N. S. Shore (True Blood), W. Goscombe (Helium) and J. M. Corcoran (Havering), one win each. Until a day or two before the meeting Havering was trained by W. F. Mantle, of New Plymouth. Aurora Borealis, King’s Jest and Plavering were the only horses from outside the Auckland Province to win at the meeting. ON TOP JOCKEYS AT THE WINTER MEETING As a result of his three wins on Taumai, H. Turner was the most successful jockey of the meeting for actual wins. G. H. Spinks (Master Lu twice), A. McDonald (Aurora Borealis twice), T. Green (Gold Money twice), R. E. Thomson (Luminary twice), E. A. Iveesing (True Blood and Helium), and R. Syme (King’s Jest and Lucess) each had two wins. The following had one winning ride each: —J. Smith (Chromadyne), R. W. McTavish (Hannibal), W. Rennie (Pennyplain), R. J. Mackie (New Boy), L. Dulieu (Maori Boy), H. N. Wiggins t Havering), and Mr. F. Baker (Chromadyne). CANTERBURY CUP WIN FOR HUSTLER United P.A.—By Telegraph—Copyright SYDNEY, Sunday. The race for the Canterbury Cup resulted as follows: —Hustler, 7.2 (Davidson), 1; Vertov, 8.6 (England), 2; Inducement, S.O (Bartle), 3. Twelve started, including Gesto, who was prominent in the early stages, and then faded away. Won by three lengths. Time, 2.42.1. ADELAIDE RACING CUP TO SOME QUALITY United P.A.—By Tcltgraph—Copyright ADELAIDE, Sunday. The race for the Birthday Cup resulted: —Some Quality. 7.3 2 (Jones), 1; Leachim, 7.2 (Medhurst), 2; St. Mary, 7.6 (Slattery). 3. Thirteen started. Won by half a length, a head between I second and third. Time, 2.45 3-5.

WON £2,250 FORTUNATE OWNER SUCCESS OF AURORA BOREALIS A total of £13,950 In stakes was distributed at the Great Northern meeting. The Foxton ownertrainer, Mr. F. R. Waller, was the principal winner with £2,250, made up of the two wins and one third scored by Aurora Borealis. Mr. J. D. Ormond, of Hawke’s Bay, and Mr. R. Hannon, of Cambridge, were next, with £1,250 each. While Mr. Ormond’s total was earned solely by King’s Jest, Mr. Hannon's winnings were contributed to by four members of his team, Chromadyne, Roman Abbey, Pennyplain and Takutama. The three successes of Taumai credited Mr. P. A. Swney, of Waihou, with £l,lOO, while Gold Money’s two wins and King Emerald’s second in the Cornwall Handicap gave Mr. W. Kemp, of Oneliunga, £1,050. The only other to reach four figures was Mr. W. Scholium, of Auckland, who won £I,OOO with True Blood and Helium. The following is the complete list of winning owners: F. R. Waller ; £2,250 J. D. Ormond 1,280 R. Hannon • 1.250 P. A. Swney 1,100 "W. Kemp 1,050 W. Scholium 1,000 M. and J. O’Connor 600 W. Mills 600 T. E. Davidson 550 W. J. McLean , 440 J. M. Corcoran .. 425 A. Lile 400 N. Cunningham 300 Dr. A. McG. Grant 280 W. J. Brooks 270 J. E. Wells 250 X Fredric 250 R. W. and R. McG. Todd. £200; A. E. Lennard, £125; E. VV. Collins, J. Fryer, A. Coubrough, £100; A. Toxward, £80; S. A. Woods, £6O: Mrs. A. Muir, H. L. Russell, F. E. Lewis, R. Hall. R. Porter, P. Ma.tu, J. Brennan, £7O; T. Impey, £55; IT. P. Clear, J. C. Lambess, J. Clothier, and H. L. Bradney and F. Wood, £SO: Roulston Bros., INI. H. Hims, Herbert Barr, £3O; W. Egan, £25. HAWERA HUNT

WEIGHTS ANNOUNCED MEETING JUNE 25 Press Association WELLINGTON, Sunday. Following are the weights for the Egniont - Wanganui Hunt Club’s annual meeting, to be held at Hawera on June 25: HUNTERS’ HURDLES,

SALE OF ROYAL VISITOR MR. C. DAWSON’S PURCHASE No one present at the winter sale at Papatoetoe on Friday wanted Royal Visitor when he was put up for auction and he was passed at 125 guineas. But subsequently the sale of the horse was effected and this took place after owner-trainer A. Cook had weighed out a jockey for Royal Visitor in the Carbine Plate on Saturday. The buyer of the four-year-old was Mr. C. Dawson, the owner of Pompeius, and, like that horse, the son of Lueullus will go into the care of P. Brady at Te Rapa. Royal Visitor is a half-brother to Prince Val, and to date has won only one race, a maiden event at Taumarunui recently. He is a horse likely to improve.

Of £ SO; li miles. • st. lb st. lb Horomea . . 11 12 Poppy Day 9 7 Waitaunaha 10 3 0 Magic Land 9 7 Calithe ... 10 5 Callamart ... 9 7 Pikimai . ..10 5 Spy .... 9 7 Birkie . . .. ) 9 Munitioness Craigui . . . » 7 gelding- . 7 Son o’ Mine 7 Copey . . . 9 7 Four Hoods . 7 HACK HURD I -iE HANDICAP. Of £ 100; li miles. Manly . .. .10 7 V r elociform .. 9 2 Whisogne . . 10 4 Potency .. .. 0 Calithe , . . 6 Valma . . .. 9 0 Pikimai ... 9 0 WAVERLE ' HACK HANDICAP, Of £ 3 00: 5 furlongs. Blue Paper .13 0 Coalbag . 9 0 Zarene ... 10 2 Joke Form 9 0 Mangahaere > 11 Richland . . 0 Rule Britannia Moatoa -. . . 0 \\ hen u a tonga Biforte . . . 0 Potoleer . . . Elysian Lady 0 Winacre . .. Annoyer . .. 0 Little Doubt » 0 'Troubadour . 0 Ngawhine . . i 0 Rapai . . . 0 Gowanlea . . 0 Our Nancy 9 0 EGMONT-W. VNGANUI HUNT CUP Of £200; 2i miles. Waitaunaha 11 9 Four Aces 10 n Huirangi Corner off . . Girl 11 9 10 0 Gilgai .... 10 10 Son o’ Mine 10 0 Just John . . 10 3 0 Sandy Acre 10 Maidos . . . 10 3 0 Calithe ... 10 9 Copey . . . . 10 0 FLYING HANDICAP Of £100; 6 fur. Kiosk ... 10 10 Orazone . . . 9 2 Paleta .... 10 1 Hipo .... 0 Te Atiawa . J 13 Valpre .... 0 Melissa . . . \ 10 Denier . . . 0 Hopwood . . ! 8 Tent Call . . 9 0 Bonogue . . 3 Joke. Form . 9 0 LADIES’ BRACELET Of £ SO; li miles. Calithe . . . 11 12 Michael . . . 10 7 Puawhato . . 1( 10 Shimoore . . 10 7 Sandy Acre . 10 9 10 7 Four Roods . 10 Callamart . . 10 Coma .... 10 9 Mutioness gelding . . . 30 7 WAIHAU HAC K HANDICA Of £85 6 fur. Zarene ... 10 2 Ngawhine . . 9 0 Auctioneer . 10 0 Gowanlea . . 9 0 Calamine . . 9 13 Coalbag . . . 9 0 Singer . . . 9 32 Joke Form . 9 0 Banbridge . 9 10 Richland . . 9 0 The Warden 9 7 Biforte . . . 9 0 Rule Arakuku . . . 9 0 Britannia . 9 4 Elysian Lady 9 0 Kentish Lad 3 < ,’renna .... 9 0 Potoleer ... 9 3 Town .... 9 0 Whenuatonga 9 3 Annoyer . . 9 0 Archon ... 93 Our Nancy . 0 Win Acre ..92 Troubadour . 9 0 Anbridge ..90 Y alma .... 9 0 Little Doubt 0