THE WAIKATO CLUB.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19893, 23 May 1936, Page 10

THE WAIKATO CLUB.

WINTER MEETING OPENED. LE 'CHASSEUB \VINS MAIDEN. JL'LLY BEGGAR HUBDLIiS SUCCESS BILLY BOY‘S SURPRISE VICTORY. \\'ith the weather ideal and the course in excellent order following the recent. tlne spell, keen and interesting racing was witnessed at Te Balm 10day when the winter meeting of the Waikato Club was opened. The excellent fields attracted a record attendance. Following were the results:— /‘ MAIDEN HANDICAP. or £213; 0 furs. I—l——LE CHAS':EL‘R, Mr T. Fraser Jnnr.’s uh c by Hunting Song——Sahme, Syks, 7.8 (R. Horne) .. I G—G-—GLENTHA\VN, .\II‘ J. Myers h g by Colossus—.\lunltloness, 3yrs. 7.8(1.H0We) 2 Io—IK—SOLAS, Mr F. J. Punch’s b m by Illuminatlon—Freesla, eyrs. 7.“, car. 7.13 (A. G. Gamer-on) .. 3 Also started: 5—4 Full or Scotch. 8.13 (Gladlng); B—B Lllhert. 8.10 (McKenzie): 2—2—Gay Papa, 8.0 (Savage); 3—5. thtle Saint, 8.0 (Winder); 15—16 Racela. 7.12 (thberd); 9—B Superior Guard, 7.8 (.\Iclnally); 20—19 Stanstead. 7.8 (A. 611mar); 14—” Strong Spear, 7.8 (Clmordl; 20—20 Brltlsh Isles, 7.8 (Thompson): 13—15 Betterment, 7.8 (E. Jones): 16—10 Ease-light, 7.8 (R. Fearn); 12—12 IleEaKorloon, 7.8 (Tremain); {B—l7 Glenatlon, 7.8 (H. ullmer): 7—7 Stormy \\eathcr, 7.8 (C. L. Goulsbr‘o); 11—11 Rua King, 7.3 (Gomm): 10—21 Alr Commodore, 7.8 (Long); 4—3 Ruavllle, 7.8 (P. {'ggrn); 17—13 Frances Acre, 7.8 (Vaug—--1 .

nWinner trained by M. J. Carroll. 'Te apa. The Te Rape trained Le Chasseur tollowlng his consistent trials- was well sup—ported on both machines and Jumping out smartly from .\‘o. a position was never headed. Staying on well he won decisively. Glenthawn and Solas were handily plaCEd throughout. Gay Papa did best or the others and should improve. Frances Acre and Superior Guard got the worst oi’ the start. Le Chasseur Jumping out and leading along the back tram Salas. Glentbawn, Ruaville and Glenation. Le Chasseur still had charge across the top where Salas was next in front or Glenthawn, Ruaville, Stormy Weather, Lilbert and Little saint. The favourite was clear at the home turn with Gienation following and Ruaville, Solas, Liibert and Stormy Weather in that order in front or the bunch. In the straight Le Cbasseur came through to win decisively by two lengths from Gienthawn who beat Soias by a length. Gay Papa was fourth followed by Stormy \Veather. Lilbert, Run King and Strong Spear. After the field had gone a rurlong Racela‘s saddle slipped and she lost her rider. Time, 146. OTOROHANGA HACK HANDICAP. Oi' £i72; 6 furs, (First Division.) S—S——PUKEKO, Mr B. Burgess’ br g by Ai'ausio—Defeciion, syrs, 8.i2 (A. Jenkins) i i—i—MATORL‘, Mr R. llannon's b g by Acre—Kamschka. Syrs, 7.11, car. 7.8 \c. L. Goulsbro) 2 'Z—Q—YALSPEAR, Mr J. Po‘hien’s b R by Speardance—Laciy \‘al, ayrs. 0.0, car. 8.9 (I. Smith) 3 Also started: iD—IO Respectful. 8.13 (.\ich’enzie); -i—.i Bantry, B.io (L. Du—lieu); 3—3 Hunting‘Mars. 8.3 (Goulsbro); 6—o 'i‘ronvnille, 8.1 (Goldfinch); 7—7 Gloucester. 30 ('i‘retnainl; 3—3 Horotiu. 7.8, car. 7.9 (Kearns): 9—o Flit Acre, 7.5 (Tattersali): iO—ii Racemosus, 73, car. 7.4 (P. Fearn). \Vinner trained by owner, Masterton. Pukeko was at double ilgures to win the nrsi. division or the Otorohanga Hank, and his performance was an attractive one. Al'ways handily placed, he came through in the straight to win decisively. .\latoru was going» well at the end but Valspear faded out inside the distance, after setting the pace from barrier rise. \‘alspear was showing out early from Gloucester and this pair lead along the back from Fiit Acre, Racemosus, Hunting Mars and Banti‘y. Val< spear was still the pilot as they raced across the top. with Gloucester closely following, in front or .\iatoru, Pukeko. Trouvaille, Racemosus. Hunting Mars and Dantl'y. Vols-pear turned for home in front of Gloucester anti Pukelm with .\iatol‘u. Trouvaiile. Hunting .\lars, Racemosus and liantry the nearest or the others. Pukeko came through at the distance, and going on. won nicely by a length from .\iatoru. who beat \‘alspear by three-quarters of a length, Hunting .\iars was fourth and then came Trouvaille, i’lit Acre, Banll‘y, Respectinland Gloucester. Time, 1.16. l

TE KUI'I'I HURDLES. 01‘ £200: li miles. I—I—JOLLY BEGGAR, Ml‘ D. H. Roberts’ hr 5: by Nigger Minstrel— Glencross, aged. 10.12 (R. Beale) i S—S—BLACK MARLIN, Messrs H. K. Clarke‘s and J. E. Kealley’s 111]; g by Lucullus—Matakainga, aged. 0.3 (J. F. Fergus) 2 E—S—SPORTING SONG. Mrs G. M. Bennett's hr 0 by Hunting Song—— Llonskin. Hrs, 90 (C. Thomson) 3 Also started: 2—2 Saltspray. 10.3 (McDonald); 4—4 Prince or Orange, 0,9 (Cotter); 6—7 Cnunt Roussillon. 9.0 (McLachhm); 7—6 Summer Hill, 9.0. car. 9.2 (Trlilo). L \Vlnner trained by F. Christmas. Riccarton. Jnliy Beggar gave an attractive display in winning the hurdle event. staying on sollrlly in the straight to win nicely. Black .\lnrlln. who was one ol‘ those responsible for the pace. went a gnurl race, and will be all the better for the outing. Sportlnz‘ Song shaped rredltablyt Summer Hill went to the from early, and by the tlme the Field had gone a furlong. was showing out from Saltspray. Black Marlin. Jolly Beggar. Sporting Song. Count Rousslllon and Pi‘lnce or orange Passing- the stands. Prlnce or Orange ran off and was pulled up. Black Marlin was In charge of affairs here from Summer Hill. Jolly Beggar. Sportlng Song. Saltspray and Count. Rnusslilon. Black Marlin and Summer Hlil were on terms as the hack stretch \\'as negottatedi \\'lth Saltsnray hanriy ln from or SnortingP hank. Jolly Beggar and Count nnnsslllon. Harm)? arms; the top, Black Marlin \\'ns setllnlz the pare. showing out here l‘l'nm Sparring Snmr, Jnlly Beggar nnrl Saltsnra)‘. \\'lth Summrr Hill brlmrlng up the roar. (7mm! Ronsgllinn fell at the l‘enm' by lhr‘ half~milo pol; mark Marlin was first into the straight in from nr Spnrun: Form, Jolly nrngar. Summer Hill and Saltslll‘ay. Jolly Beggar screwed at run inst l‘rnl‘r‘ but \\'rm un in win In" a length and nvlmli‘ lrnm nlnrk Marlin, \\"llh Spurtihg song a lrug'th further hark. (salt spray was fourth and Summer 1111 l nexL Time, .118 3-5. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. or £250; if tnlles. S—6—VELOCIPEDE. .\lr “2 11. .\larla‘s hr 1: by Hampton—Phyllis Martian, :iyrs, 7.11 (N. Vaughan) ... .it 1 I—Q—SCOTCH NATION. Mr A. Pretty's h p m. m............w i. .

,7 , ......J a h g by Illumination—Scottish Lass, Gyl's. 7‘o. car. 7.5 \R. Home) 2 4—S—KORL‘JRO, .\II‘ \V. lllirgills‘ b g by sul'wyor—Consultallon. Gyrs, 740 (J. Learn) (5 Also started: "2—l One \\‘hetu. 8.3 (A. E. Ellis); 6—4 :‘lnking Fund. 8.10 (.\IC» Kenzle); B——S Mungatuon, S‘s (Smith); 10—9 Hm'uwhenna. 5.5 IKnal‘nsH 11—~I;’ Delrain, 7,9 (CaIIIeI'on); 9‘lo 3155 Lu. 7.7 Iclm‘m‘d); I'l—ll Grand Talk, 7.4 (Unulsbm): 15—15 Master Nan-31, 7‘l (.\IHI‘HIU; 13_13 Siruns. 7.0 \liallunan); 373 Linn Funcn, 7.0 ll‘. Foam}; 7%.: .\l‘awa llnsu, 7,0 \Suvagm; H‘li l‘arquot, 7,0 (\\'. ’l‘hnlnSonL \\'lnnm‘ ll’ulnml I),\* “\\'nnr, Knlmia. :\rlt‘l‘ PIIIII'aI'x-lll'illfl' In “".” from end In ond .\‘rnlvn NIUInn Just I‘lllloll In svv it out. His shuwing- 111-Ilay \\'III ll|f‘l'f‘fl\l‘ In" I'lrl‘lo or his .‘IIIIIHI‘I‘I‘S I‘ur (mun .\ox-mm-n llfll]!!lll‘\‘. \'l~lm'i]w||v \\’l'lll :mulln‘r 301 m raw, (unninx‘ HH‘HIIK‘M In ”I“ \‘l‘l'_\' Ilnal sung» In \\’ln nun-Ix. kin-pm Inn-“- “up“, “an to his nlnnmllnn- I‘l'Halfl'l'l‘ h_\' Iln‘ man-In-r In \\hir'h no Inns'nml nu, 1110 “1‘11! “0'!” .‘l\\ll_\' In a. Pvrrl-I‘l start, Soon-11 NIIIInn, \\’lm Ill'mv HIP I'IIHS, snuwmg- nut mu! Inv stands I'rnnl hon-Inn, Mnnlmlm'm. ,\II~< Ln. an \\‘hnln and \‘l‘l-nruu-110. llaMn'; alum: IIH- hark \w-un-II Mr Hon was In I-lnu'pzo‘ of :IITHII". \\llh ‘il‘ll'fllll handy. .\H.<~ I.n I'mhi up and \'l~lw-I|u-no. Mung-(noun. an \\'ln-In. Harm-u, "Hr... \\'lwnna. Sinkinn' l‘lmnl. .\rnwa l'lllrl‘. .\II'UHEI. Hrnnd Tnlk. (lon an-n. Pamuv-I and .\lasll‘l‘ Nun'nl In lllat III‘IIPI‘. :\I-I'll>~ Ihv 101‘ gcntvh .\IIIInn \\‘lls thIIII Twu lonmhs ahead uf [when]. \\'lm \’r'lorlpedn Inllmv mg In from or 1115: Lu. Munzatoon and

\rawa ROSO. \\im were racing ADI‘ND'I- in front of Horowhnnun. Our “hem and >lllking Fund. Scolrh _\atlun int-nod for holiw in front of \‘eluriliedv. who had made a forward more. Ui‘ii‘uill. .\[uugiitonm .\rawa Rose. s‘inkun: Fund. .\liss Lu and Koreroi Finishing on well. \‘rlurnieiie L'Ul up i“ \\lll by lill‘r‘t‘-(]liiii'll'l~ ul' .1 lruFm “W" Srotch .\ntinn, with tho i'ast iluishiug Korcru a length away mini. Delrain was next and then ralln- HHl‘lHVthuav Mill's-’4‘ toon. Con Fuom, lll.l' \\‘hciiL Sinking Fund, Sirnnn. .\iaster .Vnl-i'al. lirann Talk. Parquet. .\iiss Lu anti .\rawu l‘tm’o Tim?! 9.0 4%. WAIKATO STEEPLECHASE. or £875; about ii} miles. ‘B—7—BILLY BOY. Mr H. \\‘. A. Lewie' hr r by .\rchiestown—Ladl' Lllflv aged, 10.5 (\\'. Rennie) ..---- I S*4—FOREET ULU\\'. Mrs A. H. .\iarshall's br s by Arciliestown colt— 0 Lady \Vinsome. 10. l IC. Thomson) ~ 6—6—~E.\IA.\'CIP;\TIO.\'. .\iisses \\'. and N. Ci‘Jl‘hetl's h g by sn- Diallton —Patrine. aged. 0.7 tF. Rakeri .. 3 Also started: 7—3 \“alpeen. 19-3 (Bowden); i—i Rasouli. 11.2 «89319). ‘coupled with Royal Lintond, twirl to‘Coh_nor): 2—? Thesph. 10.10 \Burgess\: 4HO iniamnnd. 10.4 (snntm: 3—3 Roxy. 9-0 iiPreStnni; 9—9 Spalplko. 9.0 (Savaaei: QiO—in Ardmanning. 0.0 (Amundsen). i Winner trainer] by owner. Trentham. i There was a complete upset in the. big trace of the day when the little fancied Billy Boy prevailed over Forest Glow and Emancipation, both of whom were at good odds. Rasmiii. the hot favouriteutoppled ‘nlit at the, post and rails along the bark. ‘the second time round. and Royal Limond iran on at the fence by: the three turlong ipost, on the nnal circuit. Roxy. who was one or the favoured division, came to grief at the second i‘enre. _ i The success of Billy Boy. his fli‘St [ol‘ some considerable time. was _well r_eceived by the crowd. his rider. \\'. Rennie, receiving an ovation on returning to scale. Billy Boy returned his win supporters over a third of a century. After Roxy had fallen at the second fence Thespis and Diamond were together lin front along the. back from Billy Boy, Valpeen, Emancipation, Spalplko, Ardman—hing. Forest Glow. Rasouli and Royal Limond. Over the double in front or the ‘stands, Thespis and Diamond were still on terms in front or Rasouli, Billy Boy; Eman—cipation. Forest Glow, \‘alpeen. spalpiko and Royal Limond. with Ardmanning bring—ing up the rear. Rasouli came to grief at the post and rails and Forest Glow went to the front to :lead along the hack the second time from Thespis, Billy Boy. Emancipation, Royal Limond, \‘alpcen. Spalpiko. Diamond and Ardmanning. Billy Boy joined issue with ‘Forest Glow across the top, where this ‘pair was showing out some six lengths clear or Emanctpation with Royal Limond. Spalpiko. \‘alpoen and Thespis in that ‘nrder. Royal Limond ran off at the fence three i'urlongs from home and Billy Boy was in charge into the straight from Forest Glow and Emancipation. Spalpikn hit—‘ting the sod wall and dislodging his rider. The finish was a duel between Billy Boy and Forest Glow. Billy Boy outstaying Forest Glow to prevail by Ihree lengths with Emancipation a slmlar distance further hark. Diamond was fourth and then came Valpeen, Ardmanning and. Thespis. Emancipation was somewhat sore on returning to the blrdcage. Time. 528 2-3. i Raaoull Destroyed. When Rasouli tell at the post and rails. in the \Valkato Steeplechase. he broke his back and alter veterinary examination. was destroyed. His rider, R. Beale. received a broken collar bone. Rasouli. who was one or the ruling tavourites for the Great Northern Steeplechase, had heen working impressively in his trials at T 6 Raps, and his loss at this stage is a serious one for his connections. ‘ _OTOROHANGA HACK HANDICAP. 1 0! £176: 6 This (Second Division.) S—E—BLACK THREAD, Mr D. J. Barry’s hlk g by mimetic—Slip Stitch. ayrs, 8.0 (C. G. Goulsbrol i ,tO—iD—BELLBRONEY, .\lrs F. “Vick--3 rows b l by Kilihroney—Abhey Day. Byrs. 8.11 in. Horne) 2 li—iwDARK SH.-\DO\\', Mr G. \V. VPTcoe‘s hr c by Leighton or Acre— Madame Lohelia. Syrs, 7.5 \R. Savage) .'l Also started: 9—B .\tunzacre. 5.13 (Pros—toni; 2—3 Sweet Rose. 8.13 (0. .\lclnaiiyi: 7—o Black Man, 8.12 (Leach); B—6 Queen .\‘ona, 8.9 (Glading); 4—4 Professional, 8.1, rar. 7.12 (P. Fearn); 5—5 Armacourt. 7.13, car. 8.0 (Keesing). 6—: Orac. 7.i0. can 7.5 (Callahan): ii-Hii Fli- Tommy. 7.7. (tar. 7.8 (Clifford): i?— 12 Miss Hornet. 7.6 (Tremalni; ifi~—i3 Peter Paul. 7.0. car. 7.»i (.\lclnallyi. \Vinner trained by W. Goscomh, Gisborne. Biack Thread, who drew attentio to his prospects by his Te Awamutu form, won well, hanging on in the finish to prevail over Bellhroney and Dark shadow. the latter finishing on. Theer was some delay at the start, but when they went away Sir Tommy shot to the front, from Black Thread, Professional. Dork Shadow. .\lungacre and Sweet Rose. Sir Tommy and Black Thread were still making play as they raced across the top, with Professional, llungacre, Dark Shadow, Sweet nose and Armaronrt in that order. Sir Tommy turned for home in front of Black Thread “'1!“ Professional handy and alungacre. Dark Shadow. Queen Nona and sweet Rose all in it. lilack Thread went to the_rront hair-way down the straight, and gomg' on, hold on to heat Bellbruney. woh had made a forward move, by half a length. Dark Shadow being a similar distance further back third. Black Man was Fourth and then came .\iungacre. Queen Nona. Miss Hornet, Sweet Rose. Armacourti and sir Tommy. Time. 1.15 1-5. 1