RACING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 249, 20 October 1924, Page 10

RACING NEWS.

WHANGARE! MEETING. • GOLD JACKET WINS HANDICAP. j LADY LOTS THK PRESIDENT'S. (3y SpiH-ial io -Star.") WIIAXd'AItKI. Saturday. ! The Sprinjt Meetins of tlio Whangarei ' Raring Llub wa< i.-1n.1.-l p.-day. Itai" ; i>ll overnight, and ii iiinn , down heavily ithi< morning. Despite thK t ho commitJtoe decided to pnieeed with the propnnmime. but owiiv.' 10 the wither- : ;, e. [attendance wa> not \ip to that of TliursI day. The course was very :i"»vv Gold Jacket Again. ! Ou'i\ Ihe went to the p<»' for the ; Park ' Handicap. Irapuka wa* made I favourite, with Cold .tucket. Kar N"orth I an,l Dorinda l.a, ked in that order. Jrapuka was the leader paat the stand 'from Dorinda. Cold Jacket. Marble liell j and Far North. Along the back, • Irapuka and Dorinda wore topether, (with (iold Jacket. Kar North and Marble ! Bell racinpr as named. Across the top ! finld Jacket be ? an to move up, while ! Irapuka l>e;»an to fall back. Hold Jacket was first into tlio straight from ; Dorinda and Far Nortli, and, holdinp his own. won by a neck from Kar North, which boat * Dorinda by throe lengths. Marble Bell was fourth and Irapuka I last. Titaness Wins. Lady Patience was a hot favourite for the Kanio Handicap, with Titanesa and Quaestor backed in that order. Lady Patience took charpe when the Held settled down, with Titaness and Dead Sweet next. At the far turn Lady Patience was still in front, with Quaestor ami Lady Frederick next, while Titane.-s was also handy. Lady :'atie:ice was done with at the entrance to the straight, and then Quaestor and Lady Frederick were in command, but Titaness raine fast on the. inside over the last bit. and beat Quaestor by half a ie'iigth. Lady Frederick was third, a length away, followed by Miss Theory and Lady Patience. A Dead Heat. Tactician was :cratchcd for the Titoki Mack Handicap. Lapidary being made favourite with Winkle's Wheel. Appreciation and Arch Amie ne:;t in demand. j\ good start was effected, Lady Kerman being first to move, but when they settled down Lapidary had charge. Going along the back, Lady l-Cerman assumed command, followed by Arch Amie. Lapidary and Appreciation. Arch Amie ran to the front as they crossed the top, followed by Appreciation, Lapidary and Winkle's Wheel. Arch Amie led into the straight from Appreciation and Lapidary, who came out wide round the bend. Arch Amie wa-f still in charge at the distance and looked a winner, when Lapidary chal(lenged. In a splendid ftniwh, Lapidary jus" got up in ihe last stride In make It dead heat with Arch Amie. Winkie's Wheel was two and a half lengths away third, and then came Lady Kerman, Appreciation and Doric. An Outsider Scores. Tliere were only five runners in the President's Handicap, Cool Stimulant.-, carrying nearly twice as much as Nocturne, with Jolly Princes, Lady Lois and Prince Ilufus, -elected in that order. Nocturne was first out, with Prince Uufus r.exl. Nocturne had taken charge alorg the back from Lady Lois, Jolly Princess, Cool Stimulants and Prince Kufus. Lady Ixiis was the first to turn for home from Nocturne and Prince Rufus, and going on she'ivon by two lengths from Prince Kufus, who beat Nocturne ",y two and a half length?, riien came Cool .Stimulants and Jolly Princess. The Concluding Event. Coo) Stimulants and Te Kuri were scratched for the Farewell Handicap, with which the meeting concluded. Far North was made a good favourite, showing about f.'iOO more than Aerofortis. with Gold liain and Dorinda fancied in that order. Oold Rain led past the stand from Aerofortis, Lady Kewa, Tresor, and Dorinda. Going along the back Tresor took charge, with Hold Rain. Lady Rewa. Dorinda and Far North next. Gold Rain and Dorinda were together crossing the top, Aerofortis and Kar North being their nearest attendants. Dorinda was lirst into the straight, from Kar North, and in the run to the post Dorinda held her own to win by a neck from Aerofortis, which was three-quarters of a length in front of Kur North. Gold Rain was fourth. The Totalisator. During the day the sum of £19.721 was put through the machine, compared with £20,1ti!) for the corresponding day last year, a decrease of £4-JS. This made a total of £38,412 compared with £33,520 for the spring meeting last year, an increase of £4892. Later results:— PARK HANDICAP of 225soTS. One mile. UOLf> JACKET, b g, Gyrs, by San I-'ran. —Voca (Messrs. Tattiey and Smith), 7.1.!—.10nes 1 PAX NORTH, h h. Byre i.Mr T. .1. KleinIng), -.β-wigglne DOItINDA. l> m. syrs (Mrs. 1.. It. Nlgroi, (i. 7—Young .' ,-j Also started: Irapuka s.N. Marble Hell S.O. I Won l>y n neck, tlirec lengths between second and third. Time, 1.-ts. KAMO HANDICAP of lUOkoic Sc\cn furlong* TITAXKSS, l)Ik hi, .-..vrs, liy UlcullllK— I'oulinn iMr. I. K. Lewis) us Goldfinch ] UirAISKTOR, b g. (J.vrs (Mr. .1. I. Kelly), !».11—Mi-ininn •• LADY FUKDKUICK, 1,11; 111, nsrti (Mr. J!. Hoed). B.o— Franco :; Scratched: I-'nr Nortli, Turn .Moore, lloarlrl, UiMilwood. Won liy hall' a length, n length hetwi-i-u J Bccoiul and third. Time, 1.3S 1 .I. TAJTOKI llAf'K HANDICAP, of KJOaovs. i Seven furlongs. I LAPIOAUV, br h, .lyrs, by Itlsek I Jester Lamia (Mr. 11. Uurtfi), lI.J'J 1 (iriiy • AliCll AM IK, till: m, lyrs, by Aivblsluwu—Mull Amir (Mcsui-h I'laude nml Moore I, S.C, [CeoulllK • WIN Kilos WII-KL, eh in, oyrs (Mr. T. Vuung), 7.18 :i Also Htarii'il : Doric 7.11', Uidy Kerman 7.J, Appreciation 7.0. A deiidheal, Wlnkle'n Wheel heluy Iwn nml v huir k-nifiliH un'ay, third. Time 1.3U 3-5. IMtICMIIIIiNT'S lIA.VniCAI', uf ITSrtOVa fcSlj riirluiiL'e, I.ADV I.dlN, Lr in, ;, j,. e , liy I.iu-ulluh-IVl»lH (Mr. SV. Douuldai.u). 7f. Dolilhnwkl J I'IUN'CK Kri'M S, lir v' nu'i-il (Mr Vl' l>. MiilllicvvHi, ii.7 Tn-muln ...' ' •• Mil-ii km;, ii in, :,jts (Mr. r. Hwauliitb), HA -Kruiiee ;, A!»o hi art oil ; Cool NiliuulMiiu S.II, .\My ttuli lij- («.. li-llelllx, t«,. ami ii hull , li-iiKliid kiitwren Biron.l and ililrU. Tin,,, i-Aiii;\vi:i.i. HAMiicAp ~f i;;oHova <»ne ui|lt>. lIOItINDA, l> ill, ,\vi«, i,v Finland Anote (Mr«. 1.. It! NI B ro>, so JoneH 1 AKUMKOIITIH, Dm, l yr!i (Mr. W. H HviiiiH), .s.ii ii'sii.-ti ... ' •. I'.U! Nidi I'll, b li. ;.vr« (Mr .1 l-'i.'-m "l lug), w.;i—wusluil .: ...' a ! .Vino Blurted: ciiuil Ham 8.11, l.arty lUivu s.a, and Treeor 8.1. Woi\ by ii iiprk, three fjuarrers of v lenfflli between BfConU and (hird. Time, 1.50.