ELLERSLIE RACES

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19899, 30 May 1936, Page 8

ELLERSLIE RACES

THE AUCKLAND CLUB. NORTHERN MEETING OPENED. ALLEGRETTO \VINS GREENLANE. HURDLES TO PRINCE OF ORANGE. (Times Special Reporter.) AUCKLAND, Saturday. The Auckland Racing Club‘s Great .\orthern Steeplechase meeting was opened at Ellerslle to-day in perfect weather. There was a large attend—ance and the track was in excellent Ol‘del‘. Following are the results:— ‘ JERVOIS HANDICAP. l or £275; 7 l'ur. l First Division. 2—HUNTING MARS, .\ir A. T. Smith's b g by Hunting Song—Marsala, aged, 8:1 (C. L. Goulsbro) 1 ‘S—QL‘EEN NONA. Mrs L. .\l. Ellerlngl ton’s b m by King Lu—Elnona. ‘ 531's, 8,7 (N. R. .\lch'enzle) . 2 s—)lA'loßL', .\ir R. llannon’s b g by Acre—Katuscha, Syrs, 7.11 (it. .\lcTavlsh) 3 i Also started: 1 Pukeko. 9.5 (Jenkins); {3 Sebror, 9.3 (Fergus); 12 Blackman, 8.13 (Leach); 4 Wotan, 8.9 (Ellis); 10 Kliladcr. 8.3 (Horne); 7 Mustang, 13.1 (Savage); 15 ‘Golden Sceptre, 7.13 (Gladlns); 13 Tail Light, 7.6 (Tattersali); ‘6 Dark Sliiadow. .7.t (Mclnelly): 11 Cine} Lap, 7.0 (P. ‘Fearm; 12 Impellant, 7.0 (Vaughan): 9 Le Chasseur, 7.0 (C. L. Goulsbro); 14 Miss lHornet, 7.0 (Tremein); 16 Eolas, 7.0 (W. Thomson); 17 'strathlre, 7.0 (H. Gilmer). Winner trained by W. Goscomb, Gisborne. The first division or the Jervois Handicap resulted in a fine finish, the Gisburne trained Hunting Mars scoring narrowly from Queen Nona and Matoru. Pukeko was slow to move, Blackman leading out from Schrol‘. Along the hack ’Sebrol‘ had taken charge from QllßEX‘i Nona. .‘llatoru, Hunting .\tara, Dark Shadow, mach man and Le Chasseur. Hunting Mars assumed command crossing the top and led ‘into the straight from Dark Shadow, La .Chasseur, Queen Nona, .\latoru and Strathlre. in a close ilnish Hunting .\iars ‘hung on to win by a neck from Queen Mme who beat .\latoru by a head. Dark Shadow lwas fourth with Pukeko, Sebrol. .\tungacre and Le Chasseur in that order. Time, 1.26 2-5. . GREEN LANE BTIIPLICHAII. 01’ 2275; 2Q miles. I—ALLEGRETTO, Mr J. R. Vercoe's on g by Day Comet—Lady Faithful, aged. 9.8 (J. McLaughlin) l 2—DIAMOND, Mr T. Newman’s ch 5 by Diacquenod—Lady Desmond, (lyrs, 11.9(W.Rennle) 2 3—PETRARCH. Mr L. H. Collinson’s b E by Arausio—Waterlea, aged, 10.6 (A..\lcDonald) 3 Also started: 6 Town Beauty, 9.2 (Baker); 4 The Hiker, 9.0 (Fergus); '1 Ard—manning, 9.0 (Amunsden); 5 lndlscretlon, 9.0 (Webby); 8 Electric Flash, 9.0, car. 9.7 (Sharkey): 9 Ruling King, 9.0. car. 9.5 (Williams). W'inner trained by owner. Te nape. Allegretto, improved by his racing at the TVaikato meeting, again gave an impressive display. Handily placed throughout be outstared Diamond in a good iliilsh. I The Hiker was early prominent and was .leadlng along the hack when he tell at the isecond fence. Allegretto showed the way lup the hill the first time to Electric Flas'h, (Diamond. Petrarch, Town Beauty, lnrllscre.tion, Billing King and .\i'dmennlnir. Electric ]Flash then took a hand in the pacemaking 'l‘roni Allegretto and Petrarrll. Ardinam ning lost his rider at the stone wall and "Town Beauty fell at tile fence by the six 'rurlong peg. Allegretto was again the leader however, going up the hill the sec» ond time where Diamond was next in front or Petrarcll, Electric Flash and indiscretlon.. Diamond moved up next to Allegretlo com.ing down the hill and this pair took the ‘last fence together and fought it out in the straight, Allegretto ilnlshing solidly .to win by two and a-Ihalr lengths from Dia‘mond with Petrarch i’uur lengths away ]third. Electric Flash was fourth with it Kgap back to lndiscretlon and Ruling King. (Time. 5.2. JEHVOIS HANDICAP. 01' £275: 7 “11'. Second Division. 4—HIGH TEA, .\ir it. W. cuthhert‘s h g by Tea Tray—Reunemem. (yrs. 7.13 (H. Goldfinch) 1 2—BLACK THREAD. Mr D. J. Barry's ‘ blk g by .\linetic—Sllpstitch, 3yrs, l 8.8 (C. G. Goulsbro) 2 i—VALMINT, Mr B. Goldwater’s on B’ I by \‘aals—Lomlnt. (lyrs, 8.0 (R. x Walsh) 3 i Also started: 13 Loombination, 9.3 .(Gladtngi; is Respectrul. 8.” iL. Dulleu); .11 )langukaha, 5.7 (U. Mommy); is iUlenavon, 5.0 iiilhberd‘i: 5 Lion Heart, -”..i3 (Winder); 12 Belbroney. 7.ii (eavgage); 7 Armacourt, 7.11 (Tretnain) 6 Enlightenment, 7.3 (Horne); 3 Landlubber. .12 (\Ylirglils); H Cyllaros, 7.0 (Gouls.bro); lo Hawthorn. 7.0 (Vaughan); lu lJohnny Walls. 7.0 (Long); 9 Mainland, 7.0 ](R. ream); i 7 .\iorning Sun, 7.0 (J. .\lc.lnally). i iVYinner trained by P. Corrigan, \Vhangare . I High Tea, who has been racing consistlently. was responsible for a meritorious performance. coming through on the rails in the straight to snatch victory on the net. ID Landluhher was the first to show out. leading out from Enlightenment, Johnny ‘\\'alls, Black Thread, High Tea, Valmint, ihespectlul and Cyllaros. Johnny Walls {moved up smartly to lead across the top 'with Black Thread, \‘alnllnt, Landlubber. Hawthorn, High Tea and Respectful in ihal order. Johnny \\‘alls was still in from at the home turn \\jhci‘e Black Thread. Landlubbcr. Valmlnt.'r2itliglitonliicnl, Hawthorn, High Ten and llcsiwi'ii'iil were its named. In a fine linish llllrh 'l‘r-a came through to get up and win by a ll(‘(‘k front Black Thread with \‘alniilii hall a length away. Johnny walls was fourth (allowed by .\langukaha, Landlubhcr, .\lnlnlend, Cyllaros, Lion lleart, olenavon. Arhiacourt, Loombination and Respectful. Time, 1.20 2-5. Six Months’ Dlequallncotlon. At the instigation of the chief stipendiary steward. .\ir C. homer, a meeting or tile stewards was held into the running or lPukeKo ill the lust division or the Jervois ‘Handlcap. B. Burgess, mvner-tralner. A. Jenkins, jockey, and the horse were disqualified for six months. PENROSE HURDLI RACE. . of £275; 1} miles. S—CURLE\\'. .\ir F. Baker’s br 3 by King Nassau~hliss Ford, tiyrs, 9.0 (J. Muir) 1 ii—KANAPA, Messrs J. Brown and D. S. .\‘ellsoh‘s ch g by Illuminating?— Kikl. aged, 9.0 (J. Smith) 2 .i_I'EDDY BUY, .\ir J. P. Murphy’s n 3' by .\laoi'i lioy—l‘nkiiown, fii'rs. 9.0 ('l‘. \\‘ililams) .. . . . . . . .. 3 Also started: It Saltspl‘ay, io.“i (McDonald); 1 Modern .\iaid. 1U.12 gltennie); 2 sporting Song. lMi (iiuhloh‘): o .\inalptko, 9.4 (savagt‘); 8 Chief Emerald. l).l) (Craddock); 7 L'nltcd. fl.” (McLaughlin) \\‘lnner trained by .i. l“. 'l‘utchcn, 'l‘e ltapa. Ti: Rape horses tilled first and srcoiid places in the Penrose Hurdles, Curlew registering his first silri'ess over the (ibstacles. Kanana has bcen shaping well in recent starts and should he further im» proved. Teddy Buy and :allspray took up the early running and were on terms passing Itlle stands \\liei‘e Seltsnray rapped 1:1);|i'cncc rather severely. .\lodei'n Maid and {Curlew were following behind the leaders at this slag-c when: Kannpa. Cliiei‘ Elmer-amv L‘niicd, siialpiku and Spurting swig were in that order. 'l‘villiy Boy it‘d along the back wrlh‘i'c l’nil‘ed fell and Cul'll.‘\\' and i'l‘cdiiy Buy negotiated the top together i“ 'l'rollt oi Saltslil‘iu‘. .\luilel'n .\inlu. it‘ltliapa. lClliel‘ E-mi-riilii. Sliiilplkn and sporting VSUHK, Clll'll‘\\' lll‘ildl'll 'l'i‘iiiii' liny and sa“. [apray at the lib! i'vlirr \\lll‘i‘l' rallsprav Hull and inlcl'i'l-l'vii wilii Miflll‘l‘n .\lalii. fNOllllllg had it rimm'i- wliii (lel'lt‘w lii lilo .i‘llll lliillil' and “1‘ “(ill by “"0 lengths from liilnaivo with UN“ lll‘llii: 'l'riiily iiny llircc lengths :t\\il)'. Simrllni: rung \\(ln‘ fourth with .\liitiorn .\lillll, Slinlpikn and Chief liiinuritlil lil:.\l. ’l'illii', 3.12 3-5. GREAT NORTHERN NURDLES. or L'iooo; 25 iniics. lO—l‘lllNilL‘ Ul" Ull.\.\lil{. .\li' 11. T. lliiiii's ii tr Jiy \illKXl‘liili~l.il.i>ll‘ lilitln, liiyi’r’, ELL (.\. mlnwr) 1 “#11”: stunning”. in i~‘. 1.. rum-wt I on 5- by ititllmiiwllirs Fll‘t'lililill, ti)|'.~', i).l:i \(valwl') 2 12—.lii)\'.\l. l.l.\lli.\li. .\ir .\. .‘l‘iilc's hr g h_\' l.iliiunii~«lln_\'ul l-Ixiriiiiilti'c, syrs. 'J.i:: (ilidirwny) .... . . .. 3 .\lsu ‘lill'lA‘il: 7 Klllfl'n .\l'i‘lli'l', il.l (.\lcHal": i .iull.\‘ iii-gratin iil.‘. (iii-3111); 1.) ‘l'hpflils. 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‘9 Contact. 9.9 iCarrnll); a Clarion Call. a. 7; iC. Thomsoni: ll Benightm, 9.0 iTrillo); is Cnunt Roussailion. 0.0 (E. Jones). \\‘inner trained hr A. .l. Julian, Te Papa. C. Thompson got the mount on Clarion 'Lall as A. Jenkins who was engage‘fi to trifle him was msquaiiilod for six months. i The Great Northern Hurdles or 19.18 was .ihe most thrilling and sensational in the iliistorv or the event. The favourite Jolly Beggar rel] “hen lying second at the second ito last fence. Scotch .\‘ation the early rulv ing favourite, who was well supported hit ithe fence in front or the judge‘s box the isecond time round. snappid his near torer ling and had to be destroyed) Benighted. [.\iaster .\iflFk, Count Roussilllon and Contact ;later tell. but the biggest sensation was to mome when Clarion call, who was out ltwenty lengths in the lean crashed into the last fence and unsoa'cd hi: rider who marl» a gallant hut unsuccessful attempt to re,mount hinl. Prince or Orange who failed lat his, starts at Te Rana gare a much bet'ter display to-day and paid close on a {score It was a coincidence that his number in the race book was is and he drew .\‘o. 13 at the barrier. Scotch .\‘alion was the early leader and passinz the stands the first. time was leading- ontact. Count Roussillion, The smuggler. Clarion Call. Thespis, Benighted. Joly Beggar. \\‘ee Pat. Prince of Orange. King‘s Archer and Master .\lusk. Clarion Call was behind Scotch Nation along the hack. Count Roussillion falling first by the fence by the three turlong post. Clarion Call outiumped Scotch Nation and drew to the lead having a slight. advantage passing ithe stands from Ecotch .\‘ation, Contact, Thesp-ls, Jolly Beggar, Prince or Orange. The smuggler, Benightw. Wee Pat and Master Musk. Scotch Nation provided the ilrst real sensation when his Wren?! 8i)peared to snap as he took on’ for the fence in front or the Judges box. Benighted fell and Master .\luslt came down over him this leaving Clarion Call 1? lengths clear or Thespis, Prince of orange, Contact. Jolly Beggar, The Smuggler and Wee Pat. Contact came to grief next and Clarion Call was 20 lengths clear of Jolly Beggar crossing the top. where Prince of Orange was next. Jolly Beggar appeared to he go. ing well within himself when he tell. leav‘ ing Clarion Call ‘2O lengths clear of Prince or orange with The Smuggier 100 yards away in front of King‘s Archer. Clarion Call appeared to have the race well in hand when he crashed at the last fence leaving Prince oi’ Orange to go on and win by six lengths from The smuggler with Royal Limond two lengths away \\ ee Pat was fourth followed by King’s Archer and Thespis. Time, {Al—a race record. CORNWALL HANDICAP. 01' £550; ii miles. i—ONE WHETU. Mr .1. Fl Kiley’s ch c by Sandstar—K‘iicoo, tyrs, 8.10 (A.E.Ellls) 1 6—PAKANL’L Mr J. .\l. Reedy’s Dr C. by Hunting Song—Love Token. .‘tyrs, 8.0 (C. Goulshro) .. 2 9—CON FUOCO, Misses l. and N. Coakley’s h g by Musketopn— Trill. Gyrs, 7.0 (Fearn) .... .. . . 3 Also started: M King Rey. 9.0 (Gilmer); 3 Royal Appellant, 8.12 (Cameron); to Muiigatoon, 8.6 (Tremain); 2 Horowhenua. 8.4 (Kearns; coupled with Tooley Street, 17. t (Hlbbel‘tl); 7 Gay ROSB. 8.! (Goldfinch); 4 Knight or Australia, 7.13 (“'l3igins): 15 Scotland. 7.11 (J. .\iclnally); 8 crooning, 7.9 (Broughton); 16 Delrain. 7.9 (W'lnder); 5 Korero. 7.8 (Leach): lI Eeliox. 7.5 ii\lesservey); 9 Con l-‘uoco. 7.0 (t‘earn); 17 Arawa Rose, 7.0 (Savage); ih Te Hal, 7.0 (Vaughan); 1:2 Keith Lu, 7.0 (R. HOl'neL \Vinnel' trained by J. Fryer, Hawera. Finishing fast on the rails the favourite One Whetu got up to win the Cornwall Handicap in race record time. Knight or Australia was the fully leader. showing the way past the stands to one \Vhetu. Royal Appellant, Toolay Street, Pakanui, crooning. Ta Hal and Scotland. PaKulul had assumed command along the back from Scotland. Knight or Australia. Qna Whetu, King Rey. Delrain, Tooley Street, crooning, Tc i‘wi and Royal Appel- . lant. There was no ant-ration crossing the . top. Pakanui leading Hill) the straight from Scotland, Knight at Australia. King Rey. One Whetu, Tooley Street, Te Hal anti Korero. In a line finish One \\‘hetu came I through to win by three-quarters or a I length from Pakanui with can Fuoco only a neck away. Mungatoon was right up fourth rollowed hy Gay Rose, Scotland and : Tooley Street. Time, 2.5. A race moor-L ' Jockey. Injured. * In the Great .\‘orthern Hurdle Rare .\‘. 7 C. Trillow received slight concussion. h. ? Beale a broken collarbone. C. Carroll. slight - concussion and .\. .\icGregor a broken left | leg- when their horses fell. in the Green--1 lane Steeplechase J. F. Fergus received ‘r slight concussion and A. Amunsden received severe bruises and injuries to his back i when their horses tell.

‘ TRIAL 'I'O HELIOS. i —' i ‘ PROSTRATIO)‘ WINS CL‘P. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) FOXTON. Saturday. The Foxtnn Racing Club's meeting was held to-day in line weather. There was a good attendance and the track was in excellent order. Following are the results: TRIAL STAKES. or £SO; 6 fur. 4—HELIOS. 8.5 . i Q—GARTER RED. 8.5 i I—GOLDEN ANNE,S.S 3 Also start-3d: Kentucky Sung, Ruenzori. Sunder, Trevelyn Hold, 8.3 \Von by two lengths. with a similar distance between seconu and third. Time. . 7 4-5. POROUTAWHAO HURDLII. 01' £100: 1 mile and 5 i’ul‘. i—SPEED,IO.6 i 2—SPENDER.9.O 2 5-—COL'NT \VILLONYX, 0.0 ... ... 3 Also started: Royal King, 10.3; Kaela. 10.1: Blue Boy, 9.5; Gienvana, 9.0; Te Rangitumau. 9.0. \V‘on by a length with hali’ a length between sacond and third. FOXTON CUP, or £140; 1 mllei I—PROFTRATION. v.O (“1150“) i T—HENTING LODGE. 7.2 .... ... .. . 9 3—SALCHEMIC. 7.1 3. Al») started: Davistock. 8.7; Gay Box, 8.6; Slippery. 3:2; “use Val, 3‘]; Lapel, 'J i. I \\‘nn by one and a-qlinrwr longlils, WIN] a lr‘ugth L's-tween set‘omi and third. Time, 2.“ 2-5 RACING IN ENGLAND. THE OAKS. ‘ \VON BY LOVELY ROSA. i ‘L‘nited Press Assn—Elem Tel. Copyright. gßeceived May 30. 3.15 p.m.} ‘ LONDON. May 29. 1 The Oaks (ll miles 5 yards) run at Epsom to—day resulted : LOVELYROSA 1 BARROVVGEM ‘3 FEOLA 3 Seventeen started. \Von thy three-quarters of a length with two lengths between second and 1 third. 7 7