SOUTHLAND RACES

Wairarapa Times-Age, 4 January 1941, Page 3

SOUTHLAND RACES

CHIEF EVENT TO SCHOOLGIRL. • £ORD NUFFIELD WINS. ■ . i (By Telegraph—Press Association.) INVERCARGILL. January 3. The Southland Racing Club’s summer meeting was concluded today in hot. sunny weather, the track being hard and fast. There was a good attendance. The totalisator handled £20.739 10s, compared with £18.936 10s on the second day last year, an increase of £lBO3. The totalisator figures for the two days were £43,713 10s, against £38,378 10s last year, an increase of £5335. G. Hamill, rider of Fleet Street in the Flying Handicap on the first day. was found guilty of interfering with Lord Nuffield, and was suspended for two months. Results: — Gladstone Hurdles Handicap. 11m.: <l/5. Airdrie. 9.4 (H. Shannon), 1; I L Flagman. 9.11 (D. Hamill), 2; 2'2, Stiperex. 9.13 'A. Ingram). 3. Also started: 2/4. Colonel French: 5 6. All Blood; 3/3. Susie. Neck: length and a half. AU Blood was fourth. Time. 3.44 2-5. Makarewa Harness Trot, class 4.3. Im. and 5f.: 3 3. Embargo, scr. <W. A. Thomas), 1: 4/6. Slicve Donat'd. scr. 2; 1/1. Burnham, scr.. 3. Also started; 11, Sea Born (coupled with third horse); 8 8. Come Away; 9/9. Jackie Coogan; 5 Z 5, Lochiel's Pride: 10 10. Redoubt; 6/4, Rosreywin; 2/2. Trcvathan and Lorenc Vai (bracketed); 7/Y, June Tide. Length: length and a half. ■ Time, 3.45 J.

Shorts Handicap, Of.: 3 5, Lord Nuffield. 9.0 (J. Jennings), 1; 5’6, Gold Flight. 7.2 A <A. Mcsservy). 2; 8/8, Waitoru, 7.13 (G. Barclay). 3. Also started: 1/1. Spendthrift: 4/3. Fleet Street; 22 St. Cloud; 6/4, Phalanx: 7.6. Kippen. One length and a half; half a length. Kippen was fourth. Time. 1.13.

Summer Handicap. Im.: 2 3. AngloIrish, 7.6 <K. Ford). 1; 7 6, Southern Sail, 7.11 <A. Mcsservy), 2; 4 5, Royal Lancer, 9.5 <H. Preston), 3. Also started: 12 13. Bow Street: 5 4. Aravane; 76, Aspire; 1 1. Great Swoop: 3'2. Foxette; 11 9. Dolita: 9 12. Shantyman. 8 8. Sir Denis; 10 11. Royal Money: 12 10. Knight of Old; 13 14. Robedink. Three lengths each way. Foxette was fourth. Time. 1.4(1 4-5.

Southland Handicap. l‘,m.’ 11. Schoolgirl, 8.3 <A. Mcsservy), 1: 4 3. Wild Career, 8.2 fStrathern). 2; 3 4. Mona's Song. 9.1) (W. F. Ellis). 3. Also started: 22. Doubleack; 6 6. Sir Hugh, 55, Green Boa. Length: three-quart-ers of a length. Dmiblt-ack was fourth. Time. 2.7.

Roslyn Harness Trot. 4.52 class, 2m.: 3 3. Indian Wrack, :;cr. )A. Dawson), J; 9/10, Irish Guy. scr.. 2; 5 6. Prince Charles, scr., 3. Also started: 25. Lunch Hour; 13 14. Peter Young: 10 8. Drummer Boy; 4 2, Indianola and Waterloo Direct (bracketed >; 14 13, Loyal Sun; 11. Dewey’s Last: 12 12. Royal Chief; 11 9, Y<m Yan; 64. Desert Cloud; 7 7, Coherto; fi 11. Crown Peak. One length: four. Loyal Sun warfourth. Time, 4.34. Rosedale Handicap. 61.: i 3. King Gustavo, 7.121 'A. Ingram). 1; 2 1. Filibeg. 7.9 F. Ellis*. 2; 77, Confidant. 7.9 <L. Hare). 3. Also stinted: 5 (5. Craiglca; 1 4. Colonel Rmigc; 3 2. Gold Don: 8 2. Gold Robe: 9 9, Southern Light; 6 •>. Royal Chorus; Hi 11. Minton; Hi H), Ferry Singer. Neck; one length and a half. Royal Chorus was fourth. Time. 1.13 3-5. Final Handicap. Im.: 2 3. Lord Nuffield, 913 «J. Jennings>. 1: 4 4. Forriby, 7.U 'K. Ford). 2; 32, Night Pal. 7 2 <D. Hamill’. 3. Abo started: I! 3, Sir Hugh: 1 ’.. Blissful Lady; 7.0, chirp; 07, Heidelberg; 55, Happy Night. Three-quarters of a length; half a head. Chirp was fourth Time. 1 41 2-5 Wellington Cup Entries. ‘ The following me the nomination*: foi" the Wellington Cup, I!m : KathLolla. Royal Chief. Sir Amy;.- 1..,m--bourn, Gladyuev, Reau Leon. ir<iich Fight, Gayest Son, Native s.>».<, Kindergarten. Enrich. Amigo Too R= mt Friesland. Olu Bill. Doubh-uck. Wat<lre?s. Beau Vita. Sr-rcnata, P,ell< Cure Globe Trotter The Bttirer. Orel.a Aivaitur. Little R'»bm, I‘i>md !'■ x. E • p-eranee Bay, Greek Queen, Settlement, (.‘atalogvc, Not Ou*. Schi olipi 1 Wellington Stages. The folk wmg are the entrif fi-r the Wellington Stake-:. wright-t r-agr. M • Gram! Vmds Drake’, Drum. C ir. Pimce. Verlagia. Mms Bafln-'- Sab.st.s--t,«,!>.. Flying Spy Grey Spy M Ivrna AvelohP, T:.-,.M.i . G< I-.'- M n Greek Step. Vtmitf-y Fw’-ejh (-> s P.o .Avion, Lambnurn. Tidrr.me f ( Sir Beau, Hogarth, Kentucky. Sir Grey Prmn- IH.it>. P.-.v RRurra Sahib. Sunt!.ite Valhyruin mar- f. Defoe --Pnllvanna c. Veiltr. u-d Lucy ■ 'danr’te e. Tr -Gipsv •<!, f Lane f

Successful Family. Route March, winner of the Great Northern Foal Stakes, at the Royal Stakes at Auckland, is a half-brother by Vaals to On Parade and Royal Appellant. This is the successful March family, whose notable winners include Te Kara. Malatour, Queen March. King March. Gay Marigold. Limarch, Birthday Boy, and others.

Treble in Sight. The Trentham trainer, T. R. George, has already captured the New Zealand Cup and the Auckland Cup this season with Serenata and Beau Vile respectively, and the stable will rely on Screnata again to complete the big treble in the Wellington Cup next month.

Viceroy's Cup. The Winalot horse Finalist, winner the last two years, was beaten in this i year's Viceroy's Cup. one mile and three-quarters, run at Calcutta on Boxing Day, by Baqlava. winner of last year's King-Emperor's Cup. one mile, [with Coeus (Truculent—Red May) third. Baqlava is a brown geldmg bred by H.H. the Aga Khun, and is by the Two Thousand Guineas winner Tetratema out of Blanc Mange, a haT?sister by Hainauit to Blandford. He is owned by Mr G. N. Musry. who formerly raced in India as "Mr Dianond." Burra Sahib. Burra Sahib, winner of the Nursery Handicap at Ellerslie, is a bay colt by Bulandshar out of the Arausio —Hoy mare Provence, who did not race, but was half-sister to Anomaly, Snatcher. Shirley. King's Jest, and Penclophon. so the breeding is there. He is a halfbrother himself to the disappointing and now defunct Le Toquet. Wellington Handicap. For the Wellington Racing Club Handicap, one mile and three furlongs, to be run at Trentham this month the entries are as follow: —Royal Chief. Sir Amyas, Lambourn. Gladynev. Beau Leon, Winning Rival. Trench Fight. Gayest Son. Native Song. Kindergarten. Enrich. Amigo. The Ring. Friesland. Old Bill. Doubleack, Wardress. Sercnata, Piastre. Belle Cane. Globe Trotter. The Buzzer. Orelio, Arvakur. Little Robin. Proud Fox. Greek Queen. Hunting Cat. Settlement. Catalogue.! Not Out. Schoolgirl.

Return of Gladynev. Thi- Auckland-owned Gladynev. who has been in Australia for some lime, arrived l;aek yesterday and i- stabled al 'lretitliiiiii. Gladynev will contest the Wellington Cup, in which ho was beaten into third place last year by Old

Bill and Beau Vite. A good deal < f Giadynev's form in Australia was moderate. but he was only beaten in the laid stride', i.f the Caulfield Cup by Beanlivre. ,

A Good Juvenile. j Route March, who looks like being i the best juvenile colt of the season so , far. is a bay by Vaals from Royal . March. He was bred by Messrs. H. T. Bcwmar and G. A. Dodd, and is trained for Mr. S. J. Wood by F. Smith, at Takanihi. Route March belongs to one of the Dominion's rtiost successful families, He is a half-brother to Royal Appellant. His dam is by Lmmllus i from March, dam also of Te Kara, : Queen March, etc., the lain bi mg a i .Uster m Roval March. i ' Sir Amyas Sold. I The four-year-old chestnut horse. Sir ■ Ainyas. lias been s.ld by hi: uwm-r- -| trainer. Mi- D. J. McDonald. Wingatuo •to Mr Ge. >r;,<- Taucred, Sydney. I!,‘will be iaced al T’rcnlhmn this month ! when- he has been entered for the ; Wellington Cup and other leading han- ' dicaps. and trainer J T. Jamieson will arrive at Trcntham prior to the meett ing to take him over. RACING FIXTURES Jan. 9, 11.—Rcefmn. I Jan. 10. 11. Vincent. 'Jan. 16, 18 22 — Welling ton. 'Jan. 18- Wairio, Jan. 13. 2<>, —Thames 21?. —Ashhur-t-P<Ji:v,pb>;i. Jal-.. 2.7, 2?.—Pahiatea ;Jan. 2.7. 29—Auckland. Jan 3 n Wairmi. Feb. 1- Wmiwa.