GOSSIP FROM ALL PARTS.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19884, 13 May 1936, Page 13

GOSSIP FROM ALL PARTS.

It the weather holds the racing surface at Te Awamutu on Saturday will be In splrndiri m'dPr i'nr thn \\’intfir nwotlnz nt‘ ”10‘ \\'nipn Raving Itiuh. \\'in and plare hrlling \\‘ill hr in 01wration. Oummor HIII Nero. ‘ The Gishnrna reprr‘sentativo, Sum—mer Hill, was srhnlml nvor fnur hur(HF! ynstrrclay at ’l‘o llnpn hut his oxhlhitlnn was not inu-rrsslw. Allegretto. . . .\llelrotln law an ruvmu'ugiug thlhltinn m’r‘r six i‘rurvs nf illn stfloplm‘lmsn rnuulry at Tn Hum .\953 trrday. although hls fourth: on nova-l slnns let rnmn fur imprnvmnrnt. J Inulnnd 01111. Tha \‘lctnrlan jockey J, \\'. Bracem who tied with \\'. 11. Gnok as the} leading jorkpy in lndia last season. is‘ going to England in rldr rnr Sir Victor} Sassoon. ‘ llllngukahl. l \‘Vhlla galloping at Te Rana yestPrday morning in company with Parquet. the Little England mal‘r. .\[angukahm scalped herself show the roruhet. The injury fortunately is not serious and will nnt prm’t‘nt hm‘ starting at I'9 Awamutu. Plrnuu. Parquet in: bnnnntnd from tho rar—ing she haul at Ellm'slio and has horn slmplng ntirnn'liu‘ly during ilm past. work at hmnlquurln'l's. \‘rsivrday nmrnlng slu' :u't‘ulllli.’|llll'd .\lungulmlm in Hm tmst' siVJurlnuj: I‘\’<:|} ul' tlll‘ nmrnixm :nul [lllttwl up \\'vll. %

Fined a Fiver. in connection with a recent meeting at .\lenagle Park 0153“) an owner was fined £5 for nominating a horse for a race although ineligible to start. The race was for horses that had not \\'on a flat race exceeding £35 in value in the winner at time of starting. In 1933 the horse hml won a race worth £25. Tradesman. 'l‘rariesnmn is making steady Dl‘O' grass. in his preparation for engagements ahead and yesterday morning Shalted well in a trial over five fur—lnmzs in company with King Rey. ’l‘raflesman’s parilality for easing conriitions will stand him in good stead in the months ahead. A Royal Commisslon. :\t. thr- Royal Commission holdinx inquiry into belting in Sydney a witnt‘ss stntml that. frnm February. 1934’. tn .\iaroh. i93fi. Mn persons harl been nt‘t‘eStrrl nt, .\‘nrtll Sydney for breaches nt the (taming nnrl Betting Art, Of ilm nnmhm', R’ifi pleaded guilty anti 3': not guilty. of which 93 convictions were i'N‘nl‘thrl. The. evidence was tendered by Sergeant Jennings. who hnrl been under cross-examination.

Lucldus Working Well.‘ Lucidus has been working attractively on the tracks at Te Rape and nznin yesterday morning he was res—pnnsihic for a time round of ”19 course proper. in his laiest schooling essays. too. ‘he has been doing everything required or him and provided he can stay the distance he should trouble the opposition in the Heck llurdles on Saturday at Te Awamutu. Young Idol.

Mr Percy Miller has purchased from Mr A. G. Hunter his interest in Young Idea. The call: on his return from his winter spell will be trained by J. Holt. Young Idea was bred by Mr Miller and was bought. as a yr‘nrling by Mr Hunter for 5005115. .v\flm- the sale Mr Ilunler sold a halfshm‘n In the coil to his breednr. Young Idna has been tmlnod by F. Foulsham. and has \\'on £10,490 in' stakes.

Survoy Shapes Well. Survoy, who is owned and trained by n. 11. ’l‘ownsend. at E‘urelm, was a \‘isllor tn the. trnrks yesterday morn—ing and pleased hy the manner In which he accounted for Racemosus over slx tux-longs. The Surveyor t'our-yoar—old ls entered for the 'l‘rlal Handicap at To Awamutu on Saturday um! must he cnm-ctlrd a (‘lmnce ln the vlnss. lln, is a robust type and IS hearing n. wall-trained appearance. any Poto Turned Out. ; (my Potn. who has been shaping rnl‘nuragln: in his schoollng trials m'cr hurdles at Te llnpa during the anL couple of weeks. hletl on pnlllmz up tlw nthr‘r nmrnlnp: and ronso—qur'ntly ls to ho turned nut, for a spell. He was trained hu-nlly hy (I. Carnmnl. llis plum-n in lhn tram is hrlng fillr‘tl lxy Kim: \\'in. \\'th srhnnhwl lmlil‘terrnt—1y .\‘rslvmlay in company wtth Summer Hill. The Dunodln Wlnter Meetlng. The Dunedin Jorlicy Club has rte—vidml tn lnrreasc the stakes attached to the \\'lnter meellng by 50050v5. making an increase of t-12350vs for the season. The Otago Steeplechase goes up from 2005 m‘s to 300 sovs. the \\'tngatul Stet-plO5 from 1755 m's tn 22550v5. and the Dunedin Steeples from 15050\'s to 200 sovs. 'l‘he prlnclnal {lat race on the first two days lmvn been increased from 2005 mm t 9 Emsovs. and no race will be worth loss than 10050 vs to the \\'lnner. Prince of Orange, Prince of Orange will lm'k nothing on the score of condition for his on—gzum‘mrnl in the llnrk llm'rllrs at ’l‘e ,\\\an|utu on Saturday anrl the fact that, he has hem srhnoling with all his nlrl dash nvor the past vuuple of \\w-kx suggrr‘sts that. he will he one nr lllu harllvst to dispose ml in lllt‘ Hrnlmn llurlllvs at ’l‘r .\wnmutu on rtzutnrllay If looks (‘nnnl I‘m- an)" at 111;: Minna tlf Orange is :15 fit now m y-u-r he was.

«tunerstltlous Owners. 1‘ .\munu' Ihv Inn‘l-rs nl‘ .\‘vurlings lII} ”M, “my,” .\.-\Wllll‘y .\llll‘s \\’.‘lS HID .\us—j sunlinn \. HiL’f—L'ill<. \\'IIII is unn' ful|m\'—' nu; hi~ prufu‘ssinll in [NIH-I. I|i:::.‘in.~'l M J Inan- is at n dismlvunlzlgc.’ Ho? hug In l|ll} \\'hih-s. gl‘!‘.\‘:~' m‘ (‘I'O:lllls,l ‘ml, in mum-m. lw has In make sure! Hull hi< pluthmW du no! [war any [ln—f lucky curls ur marks. Those horsvss mu fur Hl!‘ nutiw Slull‘x :Ilul ImHunsJ [\lu‘l'iull)‘ llimlus. m-n wry sum-rs H—f linn: I‘I‘L'JI'IHIIEE marks nml I‘lu‘ls, For HI‘IJIII'I‘. u our! HM 1110 nvck in‘ un—l IHI‘L)’. but [\\'o I'lll‘lfi—mflllk‘ 0n mu‘h; “,l,‘ ..1' H 1“ [xl‘l'!\*4*ll)l"]n£(‘s Hu- ”Linc!“ l‘, KH...I_ 'l'llvl'v £ll'l‘ M'ul'l‘s nl‘ 0111 M“ ‘v,-|\}‘ ,uul unlm-k} marks. 5.; IIiLL'iIIS V.”- ”A. I'.|~} Infilu Ru! Hm! is illlli‘l! nlecqucdoon. 4 \flvz' Hw mum-Inn! \\n)‘ ho hml '-~|‘. hmnll‘u: ”I“ M: l'lillll‘l')' ul. ’l‘v.gm ..1‘ latn- Hu- >!ln\\inu nf Him-quu—-w” .u I|v.ul‘|ll.l!'l"l'fi M-slvnlay morn? ,_ \\ _ .l:~.«].;minlmg_-‘. Hu tupplml ‘H. :I, 1!.“ 'nm! and r.|il~' and on vuln—.".:iu; :1\:- I'vnvv‘ sufuly ln' vssumwl W. pm! .1111 l I'.|il~' again. Hn [his .nw'Jhiull In- {nilml In risu and crnslh? ml .\IV‘ML’hI Hn'unuh il, and it was 'ux'llmalv that 11. «,lullr‘x‘ \\us not iu~ iun'd.

A Genuine Bet. At a .\lenangie Park meeting held recently an inquiry was held into the running of a horse. It was found that the horse had been genuinely hacked. and the explanations tendered were accepted. It would be interesting to know What amount of money is required to prove that. a horse has been genuinely backed. The fact that a horse has been backed does not necessarily prove that it is a genuine trier. nor does the non—backing of a horse prove that a bye is being run. If betting was accepted as a test of genuine running, then a reasonable amount “insurance" would be a great help if an inquiry took place. \Vhat takes place during the running 01’ a race is principally evidence of eyesight, and betting should be a matter of minor consideration. Apparently an owner in Australia dare not- allow a horse to run unbacked even. Has Not Earned It. i It is difficult to understand how i handicapper \V'. 1". Russell has arrived :at. his estimain of $1.13 In the han—dicapping of Respectful for the (limo—‘hanga Hark on the first day of the ‘\Vaikato Rnclmz l‘iiuh's \\'inter moat.imz. Despertful‘s most recent success was at the Rninrua mcciing on February it, last year, stnrn when he has started on a number of occasions and failed to finish in the monr‘i. Taken to Australia he started on six occasions but. was never placed, al—though he was relegated to the 7.0 class during the latter stages of his overseas rampaign. Taken all round the majority of the field have better recent performances than A. P. Brady‘s representative. Improving the Market.

The value of bloodstm‘k is being inhanred by the substantial increase of stakes in Australia and also in New Zeninnii. ’l‘he Cnuiflohi Cup goes up to 10.00050“ and names in llne with the Melbourne Cup nt‘ the same value. 'l‘he Epsom illnndicnp goes from 2000 sovs in Qilnnsovs, the Metropolitan from JmOOsovs to Bonnsovs. and no douhL the Sydney Cup will also receive a sub—stantial Increase in stakes. There will be great chanees for stayers in ihe not far distant future. in New Zealand the VV'ellington Racing Club has raised the stakes for the \Vinter meeting from 620050ve to 710050v5, and the Wellington Steeplechase will carry a stake of 75050v5. The Canterbury Jockey Club has already announced a substantial Increase of the stakes at—tached to the Grand National meeting. The increase amounts to DOOsovs, and those with an eye to the future will be getting ready to fill their stables with horses of the quality necessary to win the principal stskes on offer.

I WAIPA mas-rune. ‘ RIDING ENGAGEMENTS. J. .\luir.—\Vindsor Lad. Friendly Boy, Uount. Roussilion. ‘ J. \‘Vinder.-—Lion Heart, Racela, Full 0' Sqoich. R. Uiadins.——Johnny \anis, Bonnyl Gay, Sergia, Dark Shadow. i ELLERSLIE MEETING. ‘ l PROSTIIATION SCRA’I‘GHED. i —— 1 AUCKLAND, “’ednesday. Frustration was strain-had [or all engagements at the Auckland Raving Ciuh's Grant Northern meeting at. 2.?) p.m. yesterday]. ' DUNEDIN CLUB. i INCREASE IN STAKES. ‘ . DUNEDIN, Tuesday. The Dunedin Jockey Club has dir—t'ilif‘tl that the stakes for tho Mum-ml iStakos, [ziianmazne Siakns and Dim—ictiin liuinoas i'm' the 1935—37 snusnn ‘wili be £3OO, cniries t ociose on June I‘2. 1 ———_————. i i FATAL INJURIES. {I DEATH OF E. MEREDITH. i MELBOURNE, May 12. | A Jockey, E. Meredith, died in hos-i ‘piial without. regaining consciousness. ‘ At the .\lentone Turf Club‘s meeting i lon Saturday Boomberry and Dakwooiii ireii in the Newburn ilurdieis. Dakwomi i [rolled on .\iereLHih, who had the mount ‘ ion the “thet- horse. i i *— ; ARRIVALS IN SYDNEY. i ~——— i . SYDNEY, May 12. Sewn New Zeainnd racohurscs h‘ui §n gumi trip arms: the TllSniilil in tin“Vaingnnt‘iiu. .\ii are. in grand i'L'ilit‘. i r: _ l BOXING. —.~‘ SARRON DEFEATS MILLER. FEATHER-“EIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP L'nttvd i‘rnss .\<sn.»-~F.ipr. Tot. Copyright. \\'.\Slli‘Nt‘-'i‘o.\’, .\iay ii. Pain Snrrnn (Hilly) won thr‘ ‘ l'r‘;llii(‘l'—\\'ClFlll imxing championship oi" Him world by tivl‘onting Fi'r‘ddy Miller I I'll'yiixi in :1 hunt or if) rounds. ’l‘im !'—-‘—."u \\'(‘l'(‘ (\\'r‘niy Inait‘hod until the i i'.’|h round: \\'hvn Furi'mi inuni'ht-ti an [illiill‘li \\iiii'l] .L'nw‘ him n sil‘nn: lvml. 3 'i'\\'vniyili\'v thnusnnii spm‘tnim's :Itv iivmiml tho 4‘nnit‘si. \\'hii'h \\':x< Iliw :lirst u-hnmlximi.<iiilu haul in \\';tsiiii|:~ iinn in ilii- lliKlUi'}‘ ni‘ lill‘ ('ii)‘. i i ._....____. I TURIELLO DEFEATS PURGELL. I I Ilnltml l‘i‘l'~< .\isn. --l{im'. 'Fr‘i. linm'rlg-[n . " SYDNEY. .\hu' 1"}. i .\l. lhv .\‘imiilun Lax! Honing .\'u\ui'in i'i'm'iviiu 'iII.-\‘ \\As :null'xiwi :1 iminls ‘lll't'ihitin ID\'i‘i' .limiiiy l'lll'i't‘“ (llifi. ‘ in :i If» ruumis' Inning imul. Tlll‘it‘llu :Imnml himst'il‘ mxily ihu slilu‘l'iui' nl‘ ‘ iii<lilllil|iloili in inning: tnL'iit‘s. I