FAVOURITES’ DAY

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21231, 30 September 1940, Page 8

FAVOURITES’ DAY

PAEROA RACES CONCLUDE PRESIDENT’S TO TE KAWITI I CILLAS AND SMALL BOY WIN GOLD SPOT AT GOOD ODDS (By Telegraph.—special to Time*) PAEROA, Monday For the concluding day of the Ohinemuri Jockey Club’s Spring Meeting at Paeroa to-day the weather was fine and there was a good attendance for an off day. The track was again in excellent order. Results:— WAITAKARORU HACK HANDICAP Of £160; about 7 funs and 60yd* I—I—CPLLIVS, Mr J. Hoey’s blk c by Dl&tomous—-Monanui, 3yrs, 9.7 (L. Cleaver) 1 ■2—<2—HUNTER’S- NIGHT, Mr A. Pretty's b g by Hunting Song— Dark Night, 4yrs, 9.0 (>. K. McKenzie; 2 5 3—PAYMASTER, Mr R. 11. Martin'* b g by Autopay—Te Walpu, 3yrs, 7.7, car. 7.0* (V. Dye) 3 Also started: 4—5 Te Haka, 8.1 (Stewart); 3—4 Miss Valerie, 7.13 (Wiggins); 6 6 Flying Eagle, 7.12, car. 7.®* (Brown). Winner trained by It. Gray, Takanini. Securing a better run than on opening day, Clllas made amends by exiling through tn the straight to win Handsomely from Hunter’s Night, with Paymaster, who had attempted an end to end success, only a neck aw-ay. The start was indifferent, Te llaka being slow to move, and Flying Eagle was left several length l *. Hunter’s Night showed out from Cillas, Paymaster and Miss Valerie over the first furlong, paymaster hit the front along the back, showing out here from Clllas, Hunter’s Night, Miss Valerie. Te Haka and Hying Eagle. Paymaster was still clear across the top and he led Into the straight several lengths out ifrom Clllas, Te Haka, Miss Valerie, Hunter’s Night and Flying Eagle. Clllas asserted himself in the straight and he went on to win nicely by one and a-quante" lengths from Hunter’s Night who Peat Paymaster by a neck. Te Haka was fourth followed by Miss Valerie and Flying Eagle. Tune, 1.31 3-5. TURUA HURDLES Of £150; li miles I—d—SlM ALL BOY, Mr E. Fitzgerald's blk g by Psychology—Susan Lennox, aged. 11.12 (D. J. Burgess) 1 3 2—KING MUSK, Mr W. E. Thompson’s b g by Musketoon—queen Arch, aged, 9.7 (B. Kowtoal) ... 2 4 4—'LITTLE RUSE, Mbs N. I. R. Burke’s b g by Little England— Peruse, aged, 9.3 (D. McKinnon) 3 Also stapled: 2—lxiombluatlon, 10.9 (Mcßae); 6—6 Inness Lad, 9.11 (,C. G. Goulabro); 7—7 Allmetfc. 9.0 Baker); 5 j 5 Day Wind, 9.0 (William*). Winner trained by D. J. Burgess, Takanint. The public was well on the mark again when Small Roy. after hitting the Tront at the first rence, earned on to win handsomely. King Mu*>k gave another convincing performance but Day Wind, who shot to the front from the outset, pecked badly at the first rence and ran abou 1 at the majority of the others. Once over the first rence Small Boy ran past Day Wind and as they came past the stands he was showing out from King Musk, Day Wind, Loomlnation, Inness Lad, Little Ruse and Allmetic. There waa no alteration along the back, Small Boy being clear at the half-mile post from King Musk, Little Ruse, Inness I-*d, Loom-bina-tlon and Day Wind. Small Boy came Into the straight by one and a-hair lengths clear of King Musk, and went on to beat him by five lengths with Little Ruae three lengths away third. Inness Lad was rourtti hali'-a-head in front of Loombi nation, Allmetic and Day wind. Time, 3.15. TIROHIA HACK HANDICAP Or £175; 9 furs. 7 6—GOLD SPOT, Mrs E. M. Sloane’s b g by The Ace—Goldplane, syrs, 7.7 (A. Messervy) .. 1 I—d—'LOßD WAITANGI, Mr R. Lewi*’ b g by The Ace—'Swift Bird, 4yra, 8.1, car. 7.12 (V. Dye) 2 4 4—« l fAGK'ELN I SOlfM IDT, Mr N. Austin’* br g by The Ace—Precision, syrs, 7JB, car. 7.13 (iR. W. McTavlshi 3 Also started: 2 —>2 Hunting Bee, 9.5 (J. Mdually;; 3—3 Joan Peel, 8.12 OC. G. Goulsbro); 6—'6 Midland, 8.6 (O. McInally); 5—5 Forest Acre, Bj2, car. 7.11 (Gol'lop). Winner trained by owner, Te Rapa. Gold Spot, who is trained at Te Rapa gave his best exhibition to date when ha hit the front three furlongs from norne and stayed on to withstand the detenmined challenge of the favourite, Lord Wallangl, and beat him hy naif a length. Hunting Bee, who was squeezed out at the start ias also was Gold spot), newer threatened danger. An Interesting point in the result was that the first three horses were all sired by The Ace. Gold Spot paid double figures on the win machine. Lord Waltangl and Hackenechmldt were the first to show out, this pair leading past the stands from Midland, Forest Acre, Joan Peel, Gold Spot and Hunting Bee Along the back Lord Waltangl waa followed by Forest Acre, who had mov.ed through smartly. Midland, Joan Peel, Hackenschmidt, Gold .-.pot and Hunting Bee. Gold Spot moved up on Lord Waltangl hair a furlong rurther on and actually headed the favourite across the top, leading into the straight from Lord Waltangl, Midland, Joan Peel and Forest Acre, in a good Ilnlsh Gold Spot held on to beat l.ord iWalt-angi by half a length, with llackenschmidt one and a-half lengths away. Joan (Peel was rourth and then came Midland, (Hunting Bee and Forest Acre. Time, 1.55. PREBIDENT'B HANDICAP or £250; 9 fur*. •I—d—TE- KAWITI. the Hon. E. R. Davies’ and Mr O. Nicholson* br g by Night Raid—queen March. 4yrs, 8.9 (H. N. Wiggins; l <B—*IO—VAIjAiMITO, Mr F. Smith’s b g by Vaals—(Mary Catmint, aged, 7.10, car. 7.13 (R. W. McTavish) 2 5 4—(ESqumvE, Mr N. Graras’ blk h by Foxibridge—Golden Wedding, 4yrs, 7 :2 (G. Gilchrist) 3 Also started: 7—'6 Young Paddon, 8.1‘2 (O. Medially); 2—2 Lou Rosa, 8.4 PC. G. Goulsbro) ; 6—7 Flying Acre, 8.3, car. 7.10 (Ford;; 3—3 Besiege, 8.2. car. 7.13 (Dye); 12—12 Tooley Strept, 7.4, car. 7.6* (Howard); 9—B Sunny Downs, 7.4 ■Jones); 4—5 Sunola, 7 12, car. 7.0* (( Stockley); 11—11 Pern. 7.0 (Waddell;; 10—10 Wlldore, 7.0 (Ensor). Winner trained by T. F. Verner, Papakura. Te Kawiti. tue winner or the JelMooe flanrticap. made it two on end w7ien he scored an end to end success in the chicT handicap to-day. Valamito indicated a return to form by finishing on for a meritorious second, while Esquire, who appealed to run about a little In the straight, did well to finish third. Besiege failed after attempting to go with Te Kawiti until half-way down the running. Sunny Downs was squeezed out at the start and Te Kawiti led past the stands from .*>unola. Pern, Besiege, Young Paddon, Flying Acre. Wildore. sunny Downs, Tooley iSireet, Lou Rosa and Esquire. Be-iege ran up behind Te Kawiti along the back and here this pair was followed by sunola, Sunny Downs, Pern, Tooley Street. Valamito, Young Paddon and Flying Acre, with Wlldore and Esquire the handiest of the others. There was little between Te kawiti and Besiege as they raced to the turn, (Sunny Downs lying third at this stage In front or E-quire. Valamito, Sunola and Wlldore. Te Kawiti held on In the sirafgm to prevail by three-quarters or a length mer Valamito. who beat Esquire by ball a length. Pern was rourtzh and with Flying Acre, Besiege, Sunola. sunny Downs and Young Paddon next. Time, 1.53 4-:.. Inquiry Held The judicial committee decided in regard •to the running of Wlllen in the Maramarua Steeplechase oil Saturday that the rider committed an error of Judgment In not pushing his horse from the three-furlong to tbe ilnteihing post, and that he be reprimanded. The explanation of the trainer was ae cep ted.