WAIPA RACES

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19887, 16 May 1936, Page 8

WAIPA RACES

WINTER MEETING HELD. HURDLES TO ROXY. CYLLAROS WINS TRIAL HANDICAP. WINDSOR LAD’S BIG STEEPLES. (Times Special Reporter.) TE AWAMUTU, Saturday. The weather was fine and there was a large attendance for the Winter meeting of the Waipa Racing Club at Te Awamutu to-day. The track following recent rain was on the holding side. Following are the results:— HACK HURDLES HANDICAP. Of £110; about 1} miles. 6 4—ROXY, Mr L. S. James’ br g by Kllbroney—Danesia, aged, 9.10 (W. Preston) 1 1— SPORTING SONG, Mrs G. M. Bennett’s b g by Hunting Song— Lion Skin, syrs, 9.0, car. 9.3} (J. Mcßae) 2 2 2—LUCIDUS, Mr W. E. Thomson’s b g by Illumination—Lady Biddy, tiyrs, 9.5 (J. Day) .. 3 Also started: 3—5 Modern Maid, 10.8 (Rennie); 12—9 Clan Ronald, 9.11 (Lawson); B—9 Spalplko, 9.7 (Savage); 10— 12 Silver Wattle, 9.7 (Fergus); 7—7 Teddy Boy, 9.0, car. 9.7} (Beale); 5—6 Grand Score, car. 9.3 (Smith); 12—13 Cordon, 9.0 (Amunsden); 9—B Curlew, 9.0 (Ferguson); 11—li Summer Hill, 9.0, car. 9.2 (Mcllroy); 2—2 Chief Emerald, 9.0, car. 9.3 (Burgess). Winner trained by A. Handley. Thames. Grand Score made the early pace and passing the stands was showing the way to Chief Lap, Modern Maid, Cordon, silver Wattle, Roxy, Sporting Song, Lucldus, Clan Ronald, Teddy Boy, Curlew, Spalplko and Summer Hill. At the fence going Into the back Chief Lap ran the obstacle down and lost considerable ground leaving Grand Score In charge rrom Cordon, Roxy, Modern Maid, Sliver Wattle, sporting Song, Clan Ronald and Lucldus. Cordon had run up to Grand Score crossing the top and coming Into the straight Roxy and Grand Score were abreast with Sporting Song handy in front or Cordon, Modern Maid, Clan Ronald. Lucldus and Teddy Boy. In a good finish Roxy did best to beat Sporting Song by a length with Lucldus four lengths away In front or Modern Maid, Clan Ronald, Cordon, Teddy Boy, Grand Score, Silver Wattle, Curlew, Spalplko, Chief Lap and Summer Hill. Time, 2.50 2-5. TRIAL HANDICAP. Of £100; 6 furs. 1— I —CYLLAROS, Mr H. Dent’s ch g by Iliad—Philomela, 3yrs, 7.7 (C. G. Goulsbro) l 9—IO—LITTLE RUSE, Mr J. H. Evans’ b g by Little England—Peruse, 4yrs, 8.8 (O. Evans) 8 2 2—JOHNNY WALLS, Mr E. W. Leydon’s br g by Acre—Walpoto, 3yrs, 8.6 (R. Glading) 3 Also started: 6—7 Full o’ Scotch (McInally); 7—6 Illimani, 7.12 (Goldfinch): 14—13 Racela, 7.7 (Winder); 17—15 Dust Up, 7.7 (Vaughan): 16—17 Grand Tonic, 7.7 (Buchanan): B—B Rosellght, 7.5 (McTavish) ; 11—9 Glenatlon, 7.4 (H. Gilmer); 5 3 Stormy Weather, 7.4 (C. L. Goulsbro); 12—12 Survoy. 7.4 (Tinsley); 15— 16 Querlda, 7.4 (Tremaln); 3—4 Tree of Heaven, 7.4 (Horne); 18 —18 Kurakaha. 7.4 (Gorman); 4—5 Ruavtlle, 7.4 (P. Fearn); 20—19 Air Commodore, 7.4 (Long); 10—4 Glenthawn, 7.4 (Howe); 13—14 Nugget, 7.4 (R. Savage); 10—26 Grand Light, 7.4 (R. Fearn). Winner trained by A. Cook, Te Awamutll. Glenatlon, Cyllaros and Stormy Weather were the first to become prominent, and when they had settled down, Glenatlon was leading, showing out across the top from Cyllaros. Stormy Weather. Little Ruse, Racela, Glenthawn, Ruavllle, Johnny Wails, Grand Tonic, Nugget and Full o’ Scotch. Little Ruse moved up smartly and was In charge at the turn from Glenatlon, Cyllaros, Stormy Weather, Ruavllle, Racela, Johnny Walls, Glenthawn, Tree or Heaven and Full o’ Scotch. Cyllaros came through In the straight and In a good finish, went on to beat Little Ruse by three-quarters or a length with Johnny Walls a length and a-hair further back. Ruavllle was fourth and then came Glenatlon. Glenthawn. Racela. Full o’ Scotch and Stormy Weather. Time, 1.13. W. G. PARK HACK AND HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE. or £160; about 2} miles. 9—6— WINDSOR LAD, Messrs F. R. Windsor’s and R. H. Townsend’s br g by Little England—Zak, aged, 9.0 (J. Muir) 1 7 4—CROMWELL , Mr J. H. Evans’ b s by Little England—Brown Mabel, aged, 9.8 (A. McGregor) . 2 2—3—EMANCIPATION, Misses W. and N. Corbett’s b g by Sir Dlghton patrine, aged, 10.1 (D. J. Burgess) 3 Also started: I—2 King’s Archer, 11.10 (Mcßae); 3—2 En Tour, 9.9 (Rennie); 6 The Hiker, 9.0, car. 9.7 (Beale); 4—l London, 9.0 (Fergus); 11—10 Ardmanning, 9.0, car. 9.2} (Amundsen); 12—11 Diacquedoon, 9.0 (Cotter); 10—9 Irish Comet, 9.0 (Preston); s—B Adsum, 9.0, car. 9.4 (Carmont); B—7 Indiscretion, 0.0, car. 9.5} (Webby). Winner trained by R. H. Townsend, Eureka. Windsor Lad, who had schooled impressively at Te Rapa on Tuesday morning, gave a polished exhibition of renclng, to win the principal event In decisive style. He was ridden by J. Muir, wbo was having his llrst ride since his suspension at the Rotorua meeting in February. Cromwell made the early running, and passing the stands the first time was showing out from London Adsum, Ardmanning, En Tour, King’s Archer, Windsor Lad, Emancipation and The Hiker with Dlacquedoon, who ran off at the second fence of the double, pulled up. At the end of a further circuit Cromwell was still In charge from London, Adsum, Windsor Lad, Ardmanning, King’s Archer, The Hiker and Irish Comet. Along the back, Windsor Lad had run up behind Cromwell and London and this trio was clear of King’s Archer, Adsum and Emancipation. Racing to the top, Windsor Lad had Joined Issue with Cromwell and Into the straight was eight lengths clear of Cromwell, with London a similar distance away and Adsum, King’s Archer, Emancipation and En Tour in that order. Windsor Lad was still In charge at the last fence and went on to win easily by six lengths from Cromwell, who beat Emancipation by a neck. London was fourth and then came En Tour, King’s Archer, The Hiker, Adsum. Ardmanning. with Irish Comet pulled up. Time, 5.8 4-5.

After the race the canteen or cutlery associated with the event was presented to Mr P. H. Townsend by Mr W. J BoardToot, M.P. WOODSTOCK STAKES HANDICAP. Or £150; 1} miles and 100yds. I —I —GALILEE, Mr E. H. Cucksey’s ch f by Chief Ruler—Lady Bede, 3yrs, 8.2 (R. McTavlsh) 1 5 6—VELOCIPEDE, Mr W. H. Maria’s br c by Ramplon—Phyllis Martian, 3yrs, 8.1 (J. Mclnally) 2 6 4—SINKING FUND, Mr B. Clarke’s b g by Acre—Peggy Paul, 6yrs, 9.0 (N. R. McKenzie) 3 Also started: 2—2 Gay Rose, 8.8 (Goldfinch); 4—5 Delrain. 7.13 (Cameron); 10—11 Alby, 7.7 (Dorman); 3—3 Bonny Gay, 7.10 (Glading); 9 —B Tuahealie, 7.1 (Savage); 11 —lO Wahine Reihl, 7.1 (Vaughan); 7—7 Parquet, 7.0 (HiDhert); B—9 indolent, 7.0 (Tremaln). Winner trained by A. Cook, Te Awamutu. Galilee was a firm favourite in the heti ting and realised expectations in a tight, ■finish with Velocipede and Sinking Fund. 1 Wahine Relhi was early in the lead, and passing the stands was piloting Galilee, Sinking Fund. Velocipede. Bonny Gay, Indolent and Delrain. Along the back Galilee was just clear of Wahine Rethi, Sinking Fund and Velocipede. Indolent. Bonny Gay, Delrain. Alby, Tuahealie, Parquet, and Gay Rose. Racing across the top Galilee and Wahine Relhi were on terms in Tront or Velocipede, Sinking Fund and Bonny Gay. Galilee led into the straight Troin Sinking Fund, Honny Gay, Velocipede, Wahine Relhi, Tauheahe and Gay Rose on the, outer, in a fine finish Galilee held oil under pressure to heat velocipede bv a neck with Sinking Fund a similar distance away third. Next came Gay Rose followed iby Bonny Gay. Tuahealie. Alby. Delrain, ; Parquet. Wahine Relhi and Indolent. Time, ' The Cup was presented to Mr E. H. Cucksey by Mr W. J. Broadfoot, M.P.

ARAPUNI HANDICAP. Or £115: 7 furs I—2—MATORU, Mr R. Hannon’s b g by Acre—Katusha. 3yrs, 7.11. car. 7.6 (C. L. Goulsbro"> 1 3—3—HIGH TEA. Mr R. W. J. Cuthbert’s b g by Tea Tray—Refine ment. svrs, 8.4. car. 8.1 (P. Fearn • 2 10—10—BLACK THREAD. Mr D. J. Parry's blk g by Mimetic—Slip Stitch. 3yrs. 8.8 (S. J- Tremain 3 Also started: 11 —ll Wlnlona. 9.5 (McKenzie’'; 9—9 Mangukaha. 9.4 (MclnaTly): 7 6 I. cn Colossus, 8.12 (Walsh); 5—6 Lady Ruler. 8.6 (C. G. Chlkara. 8.1 (Horne); 6—7 Lion Heart. 7.13. car. B.o} (AVinderl : 2—l Dark ! Shadow. 7.12 (Glading); 13—13 Flit Acre. 7.11, car. 7.12} (McTavlshV; 7 —B Lady Yvonne. 7.7 (Savaged; l —4 Gay Sister, 7.7, car. 7.2 (W. Thomson). Winner trained by J. F. Tutchen, FrankRlack Thread made the early running and along the back was leading Mangukaha, Ltonheart, Lady Ruler. Matoru, Chikara, Wlnlona, Dark Shadow, Flit Acre. High Tea. I.ady Sister and Leo Colossus. Across the top Black Thread was still at the head of affairs from Mangukaha with Matoru handy and Ohikara and Llonheart the closest of the others. Matoru then made a forward move and Into the straight was in front of Black Thread with Lady Ruler. Dark Shadow. Leo Colossus and Llonheart In close attendance. Nothing had a chance with Matoru In the run home and he went on to beat High Tea by half a length with Black Thread a -head away third. Gay sister was fourth and then came Dark Shadow, Mangukaha. I.eo Colossus. Lady Ruler, Wlnlona. Llonheart. I.ady Yvonne. Flit Acre and Chlkara. Time. 1.31. MARTON CLUB. HURDLEB TO ROYAL KINO. (By TelegTapb.—Press Association.) MARTON, Saturday. The Marton Jockey Club’s meeting was held to-day in overcast weather. There was a good attendance and the track was In good order. Following are the results; OPEN HURDLES. Of £llO, about 1} miles. 3—ROYAL KING, i 1— BRIGADORE. 10.10 2 2 KAOLA, 9.13 3 Only starters. Won by five lengths, with a neck between second and third. Time, 2.57 2-ss. TRIAL PLATE. Of £7O; 6 rurs. 2—2—GARTER RED, 8.7 1 8— 7—RUENZORI, 8.7 2 1 i—LUCULLUS LAD, 8.7 3 Also started: Brlonl, 5.7; Hunting Lad, Prin. La Jean, People’s Idol, Star Flier, Trevelyn Hold, Trimden, 8.7. Won by a neck, with a head between second and third. Time, 1.18 4-5. LADIES’ NECKLACE. Of £SO and trophy, valued at £ls; gentlemen riders; 9 furs. 2 2—TAIL LIGHT, 11.4 1 3 3—COMETRA, 11.0 2 I —I —CLARION CALL, 12.2 3 Also started: Prince Reno, 11.5; Miss Pango, 11.2; Vivienne, 11.0; vane, 11.0. Won by one and a-hair lengths with hair a length between second and third. Time, 2.4 1-5. WINTER BTAKEB, Or £100; 7 fur. 3 3—GAY BOY, 7.11 1 6—6—JUBILEE SONG, 7.12 2 4 4—FARMER, 8.4 3 Also started: Dlatomous, 9.2; Sllpperv. 8.6; Peter Jackson, 8.5; Mother Superior, 8.4; Land Tax, 8.0; Ethlop, 7.13; Lapel, 7.12; Hunting Lodge, M. Ilushab.ve, 7.5.

Won by a head, with a similar distance between second and third. Time, 1.3 2 1-5.

ASHBURTON COUNTY CLUB

AUTUMN MEETING TO-DAY. LONGBEACH TO SOLWIT. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) ASHBURTON, Saturday. T>he Autumn meeting of the Ashburton County Racing Club was held to-day. Hazy, warm weather prevailed and the track was In excellent order. There was a ralr attendance. Results;— LONGBEACH HURDLEB. or £ioo; 1} miles. 2 I—SOLWIT, 9.4 1 3 3—PAHU, 10.3 2 I —2—WEXFORD BRIDGE, 9.3 3 Also started: Haere Tonu, 9.4; Colosslan, 9.8. Won by; a lengtn with five lengths between second and third. Time, 2.48. EIFFELTON HACK HANDICAP. Of £9O; 6 furlongs. 1 — I—PONTY,1 —PONTY, 8.9 1 2 2—SILVER SAIL, 8.9 2 3 4—ROAMING, 8.5 3 Also started: Colombo, 9.1; Honour's Lass, 7.13; Jack Ahoy, Rose of Tralee, 7.8; Rotoklno, Universe, Colleen Ougue, Convivial, 7.5. Won by a length with one and a-hair lengths between second and third. Time, 1.13. SELMAR TROT. Of £9O; limit 3.43; 1} miles. 1— I—r-CREDIT FUNDS, limit 1 2 2—ROYAL DOULTON, limit .... 2 9—io—PARIrIENNE-, limit 3 Also started: Aide de Camp. Donald Dhu, Effle Parrish. Fay Rey, Frisco Boy, Green Tanger, Heather Quten, Hughie Wrack. Maltravers, Old Faithrul, Panquitch. Point Blank, Renown s Best, Royal Grattan, Undaunted, U. Scott, limit; Player, 4 Byds bhd. Won by three lengths with two lengths between second and third. Time, 2.21 2-5. AUTUMN HANDICAP, or £140; 1} miles. 3 S—SILVER STREAK, 9.0 1 I—2—ARGENTIC, 8.12 2 B—B—GOLDEN DART, 7.8 3 Also started: Polydora, 8.11; Cranford, 8.3; Lady Graceful, 7.12; Nightrorm, 7.11; Moonbeam, 7.10; Grand Review, 7.0. Won: by a length, with Tour lengths between second and third. Time, 2.4 2-5. SOUTHLAND MEETING. HURDLES TO THE SMUGLER. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) INVERCARGILL, Saturday. The sky was overcast and rain threatening for the Southland winter racing nxture. The track was on the heavy side and there was a fair attendance. Results. SOUTHLAND HANDICAP HURDLES. or £125, 1} miles. I—I—THE SMUGGLER, 10.5 (WCooper) 1 3 3—LOOK SMART. 9.0 2 4 4—SAILING HOME. 9.5 3 Also started: Signaler, 9.13; Smoko. 9.0. Won by four lengths, with a neck between second and third. Time, 2.57. INVERCARGILL HARNESS TROT. Of £120; limit 3.43; 1} miles. I—I—VINLONA, limit l 3 3—GOLDEN MILLER, 4SydS 2 6—4—HAPPY MORN, limit 3 Also started; Reconnoitre, Glencree, Mantle Song, Jackarack, Erlnola, Loyal Emblem, Lady ita, Labour Chimes, Carver Doone, Gracious, Prince Axworthy, Fortune King, limit; Vacation, 24yds.; Country Guy, Gueensbury Wilkes, 36; St. Helena, 48. Won by two lengths, with ball a length between second and tlilrd. Time, 3.15 1-5. MYROSS HANDICAP. Of £100; 7 furlongs. 17—7—ACLA, 8.2 i 6—6—VAN TOON, 7.2 2 ,8 —9—POINARD, 7.12 3 Also started: High Glee. 9.6; Mayam, 8.0; Coat of Arms, 7.13; Wyndwood, 7.7, Dazzling Eyes, 7.6; Pompax. W'alau Maid. 7.1; Gamblers’ Luck, 1 ala Melba, Patriot, Verdure, Royal Dart. 7.0. Won by a neck with three lengths between second and third. Time, 1.32 4-5. AWARUA HANDICAP. Of £175; lj miles. 4 S—GREAT SHOT. 8.2 1 ' 2—I—AMY JOHNSON, 7.0 2 6— (j —SALMO s. ALAR, 7.11 3 Also started: Trivet. 8.12: Golden king, s.l: Honest Maid. 7.0; Mlirord, 7.8; Ell- - Won by one and a hair lengths with hall a length between second and third.