THE RACING WORLD

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19894, 25 May 1936, Page 11

THE RACING WORLD

By "Martian."

! FROM TRACK AND STABLE. ; ...“... : nAcma lerunas. i (By “Martian.") .\in)‘ 30, June a, 6—Aur‘klzmd 11.(‘.. June 4, a—om‘n Mool‘l iii? 7”“ . G—Asnburton C.R.C. .. 11, 13-——Hawke's Bey LC. 1 .. 20—35 mm Canterbury LG. I .. 90. 23—\Vengunui LC. .. 20. 93~—l\‘npler Park. ~ 23—01 mm :.c. (at Tnurnnsn). .. 23. 25, 27—Dunedln LC. .. 27—Foxtun R.C. July I—Dannevirke Hunt Club. .. {—Onmaru LC. .. 7. 9. 11—We111ngton 11.6. n ill—Hawke's Bay Hunt Club. u 18—Walmate Hun: Club. .. 22—Rangizlkei Hunt Club. .. 23, 25—Poverty Bay Turf Club. ~ 25—Sou1h Canterbury H.C. .. N—Mumwetu RC. ...—_— _,__ WINTER MEETING OPENS. I A SUOOESSFUI. GATHERING. .. TWO FAVOURITES PREVAIL. BILLY BOY'S STEEPLES. E The opening day or the winter meet‘lug of the Waiketo Racing Club was ‘one of the most successful in the club's post-war history. There was a large attendance and the racing throughout was or a high standard Following the recent flue spell the racing surface was in splendid order. The weather throughout the day was perfect. The big race of the day provided a spectacular contest, the veteran, Billy Boy, who was at long odds to win. prevailing after the favourites had fallen at various stages of the Jour—ney. Jolly Beggar won the hurdles decisively from Black Marlin and Sport—ing Song, while the only other favourite to win on the day was Le Chasseur who annexed the opening event, the Maiden Handicap. Pukeko, Veloclpede, Royal Dance and Lion Heart were all at generous odds. Concluding results : STEWARDS' HANDICAP. or £200; a fur. 3—I2—ROYAL DANCE. Mr J. Cloth- 1 ler's (‘Il pr, by :‘pear Dance—Lady i Vul, syrs, 7‘lo (L. currm-d) .. 1 11—10—ENLH'I, Mr \\'. n, Barton‘s hr 8 by l.upldar.v———nunyuu mare. Eyrs, 915 ('l‘. Urban) 2 I—l—l'l'ss .\m‘ru, .\lurisl's. Emulsion : Brus,’ 1) pr by Gallium—Midget, 1 aged. 7.6 ([l. Home) 3 Alsn started: .I—s l‘mlrl Mission, 8.8 (Savage); 10—0 Trademmn, 8.5 (Gil—mor); 15—15 Gay lmse, 8.4 (Goldfinch): 16—” Greek (mm, 3.2 (Glmlllls‘): s—s Scotland, 7.18 11‘. Foam); 13—13 Bellkyrian. 7.13 (w. Thomson); 9—ll Guy

Sewn, 7,7 (Tattersnll); 3—3 Tooley Street. 77 (l‘ilbberu); ill—~l9 Silver Briar, 7.7 (1.0113); 6—4 Princess Star, 7.6 (Tremaln); 18—18 Bonny Gay, 7.0 (.\lclnally); 2—2 Dollar Bill, 7.4 (3195servy); iii—l 6 Corouls. 7,1 (Callahan): 17—17; Alhy, 7.1 (C. u. GoulShrol; 12—7 \\'Bhille Relhi, 7.l (Vaughan); 03—6 \\’hii‘ling. 7.0 (C. L. Goulshro). \Vlnner trained by owner, .\latanmm. In a good betting race the favourite division comprised Scotch Nation, Ono‘\\'hetu and (gun Funro. but me Will” \\'.‘ls ll surprise victory l‘or llnszll ‘itum‘e. Frmll an excellent dispuir'h, Sl’Dli'il .\'nliun was first out, (“id but 'i'l‘adesmnn ‘then ran through to the front. and was in front lam-ms the top from lloynl Deuce, ‘Puss .\ioth, Dollar Bill. Guy Seton. Enge. ‘“'hlriinx uud 'l‘uuiey Elreet, 'l‘ruilesmuu Wits first Into the straight from Royal Dance. Pu» .\loth, Euge, Dnliui' hill and Whirlimr. and once in line for the judge lßoyal Dnnr‘u went through to the, front ltu beat Emma by half a length. while Puss ‘Moth was only a neck away third. Prin—,re.<s Star was fourth. and than crime “’hirl—inir :‘coiland. Greck Gold and Dollar Bill. Time, 1.15 1-5. ‘ HOROTIU HACK HANDICAP. Of 2140; 1 mile. Q—B—LION HEART. Messrs. H. D. Caro's and A. E. Manning‘s h c, by Gay Shield—Shehang, 431:, 8.6 (J. Winder) 1 a—E—SHY, Mr R. \V. A. Lewis’ on 3', by Valkyrian—Stage Fright, 4yrs. 8.13 (R. Mc'l‘avish) 2 i—i—HTGH TEA, Mr R. \V. J. Cllthbert’s h g, by Tea Tray—Bennement, -l,vrs. 3.3 (P. Fearn) .. 3 Also started: 11—11 Killadar. 9.0 (Horne): {(1—10 Day \Vlnd, 9.7 (O’Con—nor): 5—5 Tutor, 9.3 (Ellis): 4—4 Doneg‘al. 9.2 (Leach); 7—6 Glenavon, 9.0 (L. Dulleu): 6#R Pound Sterling, Rf] (Mar—tin): ‘2—3 Le Grand. 8.5 (McKenzie); 17—13 Hawthorn. 8.9 (Gladlnk); 13‘” Lady \‘ornnne. 8.0 (Cameron): 8.7 Cyllnros. FLO (Goulsbrn); ”~11 Illimuni, 8.0 (Goldfinch). \\'lnner l‘ralned by A. \Vlnder. Te harm. 'l‘herp was a further sutprlee when the little fancied Lion Heart leading all the way. srornd in decisive. style. Hawthorn. Lion lieart, Shy. Kllladttr. hay \\‘ind. Lo Grand. Dam-gal. Glenavnn and llln'h Tea raced in that order alnnir the hark. but nrross the, tort Lion Ilenrt had rharre from Qh,\', Hawihnrn. Le Grand. Doneral. Glenavnn and iiiirh Ten. Linn Heart was still we pilot as the field mrned for home. being clear of Shy. Haw—thorn. Donezal and Le Grand, and althouizh 9hr finished on solidly. ‘he failed to overhaul Lion Heart by a length, with Hixrh Tea comlnnr lmme sironzlv half a lenzth away, Hawthorn was fourth, and then came Pnunrl SiFl'linß‘. Tutor. Lnrd Voy< tingle. Donegal.‘ and Le Grand. Time, 1.42 TOTALISATOR INCRIABE. ‘ ___. i A FINE ACHIEVEMENT. 1 TURNOVER 0F £96,410. i _ The turnover of £26,410 was a "mi achievement for a \\‘inler meeting. A comparison with the Saturday or the Te Kuiii meeting last season shows an increru ol‘ investments of £8919. The win mnrhino handled £11,679 and the plum tlmcniuv £11,739. The following table allows the comparison hetu'oon the anmuius ynvos< ted on the varlnus races on Saturday rompared with the Saturday (If lt’h’t season‘s Te Kuiil meeting:— Thls year. Last year. .. .~

SOUTHERN RACING. ‘ l SOUTH CANTERBURY CLUB. ‘ FAREWELL TO EMISSARY. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) TIMAI‘iU, Saturday. Favourable weathcr conditions prevailed for the second day of the Soutlr _Linntcrliury Jockey club‘s winter meet—'ing. The truck was in excellent order, and the attendance was good. l Concluding results:— i TEMUKA HANDICAP. l or £100; 1 mile ilnd. :35 yards. i i~Po.\"i'Y,£l.fi li <i~—EXEC|'TI()N, Silt} :3 2—J.\CK .\liOY, 7.7 3 Scratched: Curio (turbo. \\'on by a head, with a neck between second and third. Time. [.49. WINCHESTER TROT. 01‘ film; 11: miles; limit 3.39. .i—VANITY tum, llinit . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Q—KING'S DRIVE, llnlltT ..... .. . . 2 2—~Lo’i‘TiE (iITY. limiti' .i....... 3 TCeupled on machine. Scratched: Aide do Camp, Royal Doul< ton. Guy .\iaumtus. \Von by a neck, with two lengths be—tween second And third. Times: 3.22 3-5, 3.22 4-5, 3.23 3—5. FAREWELL HANDICAP. or 120: is fur. I—EMISSARY. 8.11 1 S—LOCiILAGGAZV, 8.1 “......n. 2 ii—MONEYLESS, 7.0 3 Scratched: Queen or Song, Dollar Princess. Metal Bird. \Von by three lengths. with two lengths between second and third. Time. 1.12 2-5. The Totalloator. The totalisutor handled £10,741 105, making the aggregate for the meeting £IB,OOO, t'nmpurnd \\‘ith £17,650 for the combined May and June meeting lost your. CARTERTON MEETING. ___... WEST TOR WINS MEMORIAL. ___— TARATAHI HACK TO BLYGAIN. . {By Telegraoli.——Press Association.) CARTERTON. Saturday. The Carterton Racing Club‘s meeting was continued io-day in one weather, with a cold wind. The track was in excellent Concluding- l‘esullsz— ; order and the attendance was good. -{l GLADSTONE HACK. 01‘ £80; 1 mile and 803115. 3—SNO\VBALL. 8.1 i 4—«STITCHBIHD, 7.1 ............2 ,2—3EITEL.S.H 3 All started l \\'on by two lengths. Time, 1.48 '25. BUNNY MEMORIAL. . or £100; 7 i‘ur. 4—\\'EF'F 'i'Olt, v. 3 1 8—»ll0l‘;\l. nequL. 7.7 . . . . . . . . . . 9 ‘.l—l).\lll-Itjnl‘ll'l‘. M 4 .. .. . . ... .. . 3 Frratchcd: Tulmkuul \\'un by it head. ’i‘ltnc, i 339!“ ELECTRIC HACK. ()|' £80; 5 Fur. Q—li‘lllQ’l‘ tillAl'Tl-Illu 7.1:: . . . . . . . . 1 I—I‘JI‘AKH. .\'.-i a u—s'rA'l‘ic ll.\\l\'. .\'.ll ...... . . . . . . . 3 Si'i'tili'lleil: .\lintmw, lli>ler QIIOX. \\‘en by a lemrth. ’l'nnc. t.-.‘. TARATAHI HACK. or so; 7 fur. “ Q—RLYGAIN, Silt ................ 1 xviiEVIVAL. 7.13 2 i—nm'u, SOLD. 8.0 ...... ... .. . z! Scratched: Boomerang, Sir Donald, Suntier. Won hr 3 ‘head, with hair a length between second and third. Time, 1.20 24). The Totalisntor. Investments amounted to £OOOB. which was £10;) in excess or the total for last meeting, DOOMBEN CUP RESULT. VERDUN SUCCESSFUL. CAPRIS IN THIRD PLACE. l United Press Assn—42lßC. Tel. Copyrls'm- ‘ BRISBANE, May 2". l ‘ The Doomben Cup, the chief event ‘nt. the Brisbane Amateur Turf Club‘s meeting at Doonilicn yesterday. was iwon thy Verdun. Silver Standard was second and the New Ze.ll:lnd—:bred {lapinrls was third. Two '.\'o Trumps, by j’l‘he Act from ROSO \\'illonyx, finished third in the Novice .\liic Handicap. . ' Result:—— . ‘ DOOMBEN (2UP. i i or 21000; 13 miles. VERDL'N. lleron and Nixcn's hg, (yrs. 1 by The \‘erderer—Dorain, 7.0 (Conquest) ll SILVER STANDARD, H. Thompson‘s ch ‘ c. ayrs. by Heroic—silver Flower. l 7.IO(\V.COUK) 2 CAPRIS (.\'.Z.-bred), A. E. Cooper’s Ch :11, lyrs, by Captain Bunsby— Charis. 8.7 (Heather) ..... ... . . 3 Eleven started. \Von by a length with three lengths between second and third. Time. 2.5. i l WILLIAMSTOWN RACES. _._... MEMBO RUNS THIRD. United Press Assn—Exec. Tel. Copyright. MELBOURNE. May 24. The New Zealund Juniper Mambo finished third in the Autumn Steeplc« chase at the \\"i‘llidmstown races yesterday. Radiant Star and Desert. Chief were unnlaced in the, Gellimand llam—dirap. Unipc Race was nnplsiceri in the Kororoit Hurdles. ldnvalo in the J11v« emle Handicap and Greenliorn in the Bay View llundiczip. Palatinate was second in the Beach \\'clter, wherein \\Thernside was unpiared. Heroic Prince, winner of the Augh‘alian Cup in 1933 i, was seriously in— Jlii‘t‘d while contesting the Koruroit Hurdles and was destroyed. ‘ .. M . AT MOOREFI'ELD. l V -_—~_ United Press Assn—Else. Tel. Copyright. SYDNEY. May 2.3. ‘ At the .\iooreilcld races yesterday, Tc; Picker \\'us unplaccd in the secondl ili\'iSiQn oi the iiogaruh Stakes. Prince H’U‘llbfll and .I‘9‘lo 50115 were unplnced In the first (“Vision of the Flying \\'cl—ter Handicap.

-...y 4 w” .. w” z 9: First nave 1860 9mm Enrond Rune 267M, 9163 Third Ram: 24.31! mm; lerm Race . . . “26 2471 Fifth nal'P ..‘. 3331’ 3031.} Sch Rare 3925‘} ”74%.; Sewnlh “HOP, U 351-“; 2797.5 Eighth Race ... 4295 3045 Totals ..... 26,410 17.481 ___—_.—