RACING.

Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17978, 25 March 1930, Page 8

RACING.

OAMARU JOCKEY CLUB. THE AUTUMN MEETING. SECOND DAY.’S RESULTS. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) OAMARU, Monday. The second and concluding day of the Oamaru Jockey Club’s Autumn Meeting was held - to-day in windy weather before a fair attendance. The course was in good order. The concluding results are:— WINDSOR HANDICAP. Of £110; 7 fur. 2 FAIR EXCHANGE, 8.1 1 1 QUINOPAL, 8.4 2 9 CROSSBOW, 7.10 3 Also started: 6 Impertinence, 8.7; 8 Vinegrove, 7.9; 7 Aliss Marco, 7.6; 5 Dumblane, 7.6; 4 Audience, 7.8; 10 Silver Thread, 7.0; 12 Felony, 7.0; II Leading Boy, 7,13; 3 Poor Boy, 7.0. Won by two lengths, with a length between second and third. Time, 1.29. STEWARUS’ HANDICAP. Of £160; 6 fur. 4 GAY SONNET, 8.13 1 0 AIIROWAI !R, 8.9 2 3 FULL FLING, 7.5 3 Also started: 2 Ateadow Lark, 10.9; 1 Rin Tin Tin, 9.9; 7 Nedda, 8.1; 5 Solgele, 7.6; 9 Tripaway, 7.2; 8 Ace of Hearts, 7.0. Won by a neck, two lengths separating second and third. Time, 1.13. Aleadow Lark was fourth. DASH TROT HANDICAP. Of £125; i mile. 5 ROSE QUEEN, limit 1 7 FREE POINTER, COyds 2 5 JOHN APPEAR, limit 3 The first and third horses were 'bracketed. Also started: 8 Aviatrix, 9 Gold Chimes, 3 Great Scott, 10 Valchcad, limit; 1 Mussolini, 24yds bhd; 4 Norwester, 36yds; 2 Olaio Rose, 48yds; 6 Lady Antrim, 96yds. Won by four lengths. Time, 2.21. FAREWELL HANDICAP. Of £140; 1 mile. 3 TABOO, 9.6 1 1 TQPERE, 8.8 2 5 CHICKWHEAT, 7.3 3 Also started: 4 Evening, 7.2; 2 Haze, 7.7. AVon by a neck, two lengths separating second and third. T-mie, 1.41. The Totalisator. The totalisator handled £12,324 10s. making the total for the meeting £22,816. A Charge Dismissed. A charge of inconsistent running against Alerry Peel, winner of the Novice Stakes, was dismissed. THE MANAWATU CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING PROGRAMME. TO BE OPENED TO-AIORROW. STRONG FIELDS FOR FIRST DAY. The Autumn meeting of the Mannwatu Racing Club will be held at l : Club’s course at Awapuni on Wcdne.-. day and Thursday. Excellent field.-., in numbers and in quality have mol the acceptance for opening day and the standard of the racing will be high. The classic engagements set down for the first day are the Awapuni Gold Cup (one mile and a quarter), and the Manawalu Sires’ Produce Stakes, the latter a two-year-old contest, of six furlongs. The acceptances are as follows: IvARERE HURDLES.

TE MATAI HACK HANDICAP. | Of £200; 9 l'ur. st. 10. st. lb

OPOTIKI CLUB. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-IVJORROW. OPOTIKI, Monday. The following acceptances have been received for the Opotiki Jockey Club’s annual races on Wednesday:— MAIDEN HANDICAP, Of £SO; weight-for-agc; 0 fur. Cyrex, Autumn Sun, Bolton Abbey, Kaituna, Muskall Maid, Primitive, Winter Boy, Lovely Boy. DOMAIN HANDICAP. Of £SO; (’> furlongs. The Author, 9.5; Manifest, 5.6; White Ringlet, 8.4; Joy Germ, 8.0; Tan, 7.9; lago. 7.0; Dimmer, 7.4; High 'fide, 7.4; Taurimu 7.0; Claremore 7.2; Cynctle, 7.1: Rose Willonyx, Squadron. Bay d’Or, Lady Casllcmain, Otangihaku, 7.0. WAtOEKA STAKES, Of £75; weight-for-agu with pen--alties; 5 fur. Peter Paul, Principal Boy, Golden Pennant, Cyrex, Autumn Sun, Toboggan, Bonny Play. OPOTIKI CUP. Of £175; lj mites. King Willonyx. 9.0; Flying Prince, 8.13; Mosaic, 8.8; Valsier, 8.2; Kinscl, 7.10; Tall Timber, 7.6; Good Sport, 7.2; Rose Willonyx. Otangihaku, Day Lass, 7.0. COUNTIES HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. Squadron, 9.0; Lady Castlemaine, 8.9; Otangihaku, 8.7; Kaituna, 8.1; Winter Boy, Primitive, Kiwinui, Lovely Boy, Bolton Abbey, 7.11. .51A CDON AL D .MEMORIAL. Six furlongs. Flying Prince, 9.2; King Willonyx, 8.13; Kinsei, 8-2; Tall Timber, 7.13; Good Sport, 7.10; White Ringlet, 7.3; Joy Germ, Dimmer, High Tide, Tan, Otangihaku, 7.0. BAY OF PLENTY lIIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. One and a quarter miles. Mosaic, 10.13; Valsier, 10.8; The Author, 10.7; Good Sport, 9.10; Takaroa, Rose Willonyx, Otangihaku, Lady Castlemain, Day Lass, Autumn Sun, Bolton Abbey, Stonehenge, 9.0. BOROUGH HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Manifest, 9.2; Little Wonder, 8-7; Toboggan, 8.4; lago, 8.3; High Tide, 8.0; Taurimu, 7.13; Claremore, Cynette, 7.11; Rose Willonyx, 7.10; Bay d’Or, 7.8; Atapai, 7.7 ; 7.6; Winter Boy, Cyrex, Gold. Pennant, Principal Boy, Peter Paul, Kiwinui, Muskall Maid, 7.0. FROM TRACK AND STABLE. THE MANAWATU MEETING CONDITION OF INJURED JOCKEYS. (By “Martian.") The Autumn fixture of the Manawatu Racing Club Mill be opened tomorrow and concluded on Thursday at Awapuni, Palmerston North. The Opotiki Club will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday. Mister Gamp, who fell on Saturday, was not worked at Awapuni yesterday morning, and it is reported that lie is a doubtful starter on the first day at least. Paquilo is also mentioned as a doubtful runner. The strong field in the Sires’ Produce Stakes at Awapuni to-morrow will have its interest added to by the presence of Gesture. The Chief Ruler—NoLlava filly has a very fine record this season, having won six races in successive starts. She is a brilliant galloper and despite the fact that she will meet some well seasoned and improving juveniles to-morrow is likely to he a firm favourite, which support she should justify. Whenuanui, who is an acceptor for the hurdles at the Manawalu meeting, promises to be one of the well supported candidates for the batten event at Awapuni to-morrow. The form of the Acre—Beil Boyne gelding has been very prominent of late. As lie is right at the top in condition, a speedy galloper and a good jumper, he should keep the opposition very busy in his engagement ahead. 'II. Goldfinch, who was injured when his mount, Arikiloa, fell in the Piako Hack Handicap on the second day of Te Aroha Jockey Club's annual meeting, is progressing favourably, liis condition has shown a marked improvement during the last week. Goldfinch is still in hospital at Te ArohaMandy, who won both the hack sprint events with such ease at Trenttiam, was bred by her owner, Mr J. Deaiy, of Wellington, and is by Paper Money from Maltegarde, a Charlemagne It. marc who did her early racing in the colours of Mr G. D. Greenwood. From Maltegarde, Mr Deaiy also bred Bodyguard, Gardenia, Gardant and Kilmoyler. Mandy has always shown speed, hut the form she displayed at the recent Wellington meeting was vastly superior to all her previous efforts. It was, in fact, good enough for open company. O. Mclnally, Hie local horseman who sustained a broken leg at the Rotorua Racing Club’s meeting, when his mount, Grcina’s King, fell while contesting the Waimangu Stakes on the first day, is making good progress. Mclnally, who has been hack in Hamilton for a couple of weeks, is able to move out with the aid of crutches. Et. Melba, a double winner at the recent Wellington meeting, being by Australian Sun, conies from stock that improves with age, and can run over a distance of ground. His dam, St. Rosaline, is by Malster from Mangosteen, by Lochiel from Chutney, by Gossoon from Canella, a sister to Carbine’s great rival, Abercorn. St. Rosaline is a sister to Desert Rose, a very well-performed mare on the race track, .winning Iho A.J.C- Breeders’ Plate, Champagne Stakes, and other good races. St. Melba cost Mr A. McDonald 450 guineas at the Sydney yearling sales, but it is only lately in the colours of his trainer. B. Burgess, and over a bit of ground, that he has justified the judgment which led to his purchase. St. Melba has only got to go on the right way to win a good handicap. He is engaged at, Awapuni with 9.2, the top weightin the Te Matai Hack Handicap of nine furlongs.

Paganelli has been galloping well on the tracks since his arrival at Awapuni after racing at Trentham. The Lord Quex gelding is to contest the Manawatu Stakes on Thursday, a race in which Gascony beat him by a head last season. As H. Gray, who rode Paganelli at Trentham, has left for Sydney, another pilot will be required for the local galloper in the race ahead and T. Green may have the mount. The winning jockeys’ list assumes an interesting phase now that H. Gray has departed for Australia. 11. Goldfinch, with 46 wins, was leading at the time of his accident. Two successes at the Wellington meeting placed Gray at the top with 48 wins. With his departure those immediately following have every chance of catching up. B. H. Morris and E. A. Keesing are level in third place with 41 wins, and next are H. N. Wiggins (35) and A. E. Ellis (31). Gray’s achievement in rising to the top of the list is particularly meritorious, because tie did not obtain his licence until October. When Archeen leaves Te Aroha to race at the Whangarei fixture next week, lie will be accompanied by Va 1 - street, wiio joined G. A. Reid’s team a short time hack. The former is to contest Hie hurdles on the first day, while Yalslreet will race in ttie Maungatuperc Hack Handicap, a six furlong llal, event. The latter has been somewhat wayward at the starting post in his lalesl engagements. The Valkyrian—Qucenslroet Ihree-year-old has a lot of pace and lie should be hard to heat if lie does il right from Hie despatch in his engagemenls lip north. Backers or Chrysology contend that had not that youngster met with interference over Hie final stages of Hie North Island Challenge Stakes run last Saturday he and not Cylinder would have .won the event. The pair are engaged in Hie Sires’ Produce Stakes at Awapuni to-morrow and their meeting will arouse some interest. Cylinder gave Chrysology 31b at Trentham, while in to-morrow’s race the former is called on to give his rival 101 b on'the seven furlong journey. As 11. Gray hat gone over to Sydney primarily to ride for the Rosehiil trainer, W- Booth, Hie following from a Sydney paper is of interest: —“it may not be long before Booth restricts himself principally to training horses of ids own breeding. He now lias about 16 mares, and as he has adhered to winning strains, the result should be entirely satisfactory. At the Noorillim sale lie purchased three mares, and Beryllia (half-sister to Borylacre) at 550gns is an investment with which he is specially pleased. There is reason. When he bought her she had a filly foal {it foot by Ornamentation, and was in foal to Spearhead. At the last yearling sales in Melbourne a colt- by Spearhead from Beryllia realised 1600gns. Beryllia is 11 years old, and Manfred’s sister, Velotte, whom he purchased privately, is six. As a trainer W. Booth has made a great name, and a few years hence he may he equally well known as a successful breeder. “Vedette” writes m the Wellington Evening Post: —M. Carroll claimed that the watering of the Trentham track meant the difference between defeat and success of Paganelli in the North Island Challenge Stakes. Paganelli likes a track like concrete, and as Cylinder headed him only a chain off the post, on Saturday, there may he much in what Carroll claims. J. It. Jefferd was not. at all pleased with the watering of the track either, as he considered it prejudiced the chance of Star Stranger. As a matter of fact, it, proved a blessing in disguise for Jefferd, as it certainly helped his two-year-old, Cylinder, to defeat Paganelli later in the day. The Bay of Plenty Club will show a handy profit over its recent meeting which .was the most successful in the history of the East, Coast racing institution, with its headquarters at Tauranga. Now that the means of transport are adequate through direct railway connection, this and other clubs in the area referred to are assured of improved fields for their annual fixtures. It is pleasing to find the Bay of Plenty Club making progress as its members are enthusiastic and have consistently endeavoured to keep the sport going under adverse conditions. The secretary (Mr SGeo. Willcock) was a busy man at Saturday’s meeting at which lie and Ills staff got through a big day’s work with every promptitude. The president (Mr A. E. Ncwsham), and the many honorary officials working under his direction arc also entitled to praise for the success of their labours. The starter (Mr A. Vincent), the handicapper IMr F. J. McMancmin), and the judg' (Mr R. Wyllie), gave every satisfaction in the fulfilment of their important duties. Last vear Rapier carried off the Trentham Gold Cup and went on to triumph at Awapuni in the mile and a quarter weight-for-age exent. Sai Stranger and Concentrate will renew hostilities again to-morrow in Hus race, and Rapier also will be on the scene The race will no doubt he run quite differently from Hie Trentham event, for it is over thvee-quar-ters of a mile less ground and there will he oilier horses in to set a sound pace. Those engaged include Eaglet. Mv Own and Waterline. These three-vear-olds under the lighter weights of the weight-for-age scale, can he relied on to attend to the pacemaking. This classic looks like being a xeij interesting event. CONDITION OP INJURED JOCKEYS. PALMERSTON N., Monday. The jockey, A. Hobson, who was injured when Mister Gamp fell while schooling on Saturday, still he s un conscious in the Hospital. C. Lamb, an apprentice attached to p Larmont’s stable at Foxlon, who received head injuries at Hie Oroua Downs sports on Wednesday, is like wise still unconscious.

or £2i 30; 1 .f miles. st. lb. st. lb. Mister Gamp i l 13 Red Bank - - 9 3 ltccl Fuchsia i l 11 Auro. Borealis 9 0 Elicit - - - - 11 7 Diana’s Lad - 9 0 Fine Acre - 10 7 Airtight - - 9 0 Whenuanui - 10 6 Omeo - - - 9 0 Vivo - - - - 9 6 Tiegra - - - 9 0 AUTUMN PLATE. Maiden conditions; ol' £150; 7 fur. St. lb. st. lb. Adventus 7 11 Roy. Mission 7 11 Ao Marama - 7 11 Riogliail - - 7 11 Ainun Ra - 7 11 Spearl'onn - 7 11 Bon Acre - 7 11 Spearwood - 7 11 Ben llur - - 7 11 Ball Dress - G 12 GipSy Fate - 7 11 Pitz Quex - G 12 Jiu Jazz - - 7 11 Joie de Val - G 12 Killigrew 7 11 Star of Gold G 12 Ml. Sliannon 7 11 Okapua - - 6 12 Peclcstal - - 7 11 Trojan - - - 6 12 Pont d’Or - 7 11 Melody - - - G 12 Robbie’s Zephyrus - - G 12 Mistake - 7 11 PRINCE OF WALES HANDICAP. Of £ WOO; 0 fur. st. lb. St. lb. Merry Damon S 11 Spearmlss - 7 S Paitonu - - 8 6 Vali - - - - 7 8 Full Feather 8 4 Dolomite - - 7 3 Silvermine - 8 3 The Swell - 7 o Panther - - S 3 Balloon - - 7 1 Eag-let - - - S 3 Shrewd - - 7 1 Huanui - - - S 2 Juggle - - - 7 0 WOOD HEY HACK HANDICAP. Of £200; G fur. st. lb. St. lb. Eciuitant - - 9 1 Lucretia - - 7 3 Huriy Burly 8 9 General Gas 7 1 Cadland - - 8 9 Cook - - - - 7 1 Austerity ■ - S 0 Leisure - - 7 1 Llyn Dim 7 13 Paiearoa - - 7 1 Paiko - - - - 7 10 Win loch - - 7 0 G. Shadow - 7 S J.. Thomond 7 0 Just an idea 7 6 Grand Jury 7 0 Abbey Queen 7 5 Gueress - - 7 0 Potoafonn - 7 4 22nd MAN A WAT U SIRES’ PRODUCE STAKES. Of £700; f or l wo-year-olds; 7 fur. st. rn. st. lb. Gesture - - S 11 Jenny Diver 7 11 Cylinder - - 8 5 Lineage - - 7 11 Hard Words s 5 Chrysology - 7 9 Prin. Betty - 8 2 Jayson - - - 7 9 Auloplay - - s 0 Sir Limond - 8 0 AWAPUNI GOLD CUP. Of £500 and Cup; 1} miles st. u>. St. lb. Historic - - 9 2 Concentrate 9 0 Paquito - - 9 2 Waterline - 8 4 Rapier - •- - 9 2 Eaglet - - - S 1 Star Str’nger 9 o My Own - - 8 1 Vertigern - 0 o J M. JOHNSTON MEMORIAL. Of £300; G fur. St. lb. St. lb. Ceremony 9 0 Head Serang 7 8 Benzora - - 8 7 Dobbin - - - 7 8 The Raider 8 7 Callanmore - 7 7 Consent - - 8 5 Eimosin - - 1 5 Richfield - - 8 3 Malayan - - 7 4 Ridgemount S 2 Melissa - - - 7 1 Gob. Market 8 2 Equitant - - 7 1 Keddar - - - 7 13 Broad Acre - 7 0 LJanoro - - 7 12 Cuticle - - - 7 0 Royal Duke 7 0 Pass Book - 7 0 Roy. Paiade 7 e

St. Melba - 9 2 Rich Harvest 7 9 Royal Opera S 9 Limosa - - 7 3 Pahu - - - 8 8 Marcia - - - 7 3 KUorell - - 8 3 Motbpiane - 7 0 Belle Star - 8 3 Myola - - - 7 0 Don Quixote 7 13 First Ruler 7 0 Alrrorco - - 7 13 Adventus 7 0 LataMa - - 7 12 Mer. : Melody 7 0 Tunbridge - 7 9