CARTERTON RACES.

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

CARTERTON RACES.

! A WIN - FOR MERRY PAT. (Ry Teleirapli.—Tress Association.' CAUTKKTON. Saturday. '.| There was a larse atteudauee for the jsreonil day of tbe Carterton lUic-in'. n~i 1 order"" The '"a the "was over.-ast but%ne. ! ILippv Days 1 M:nki-i ran n K™ l .™?:,. iin :li.• Maimsariki Handicap, and won a> h ; I lik.-d. Kllce'it came well at first, hut man. I n<. Impression 1111 Happy Ihjys. ..-i.i-,] 1 The liuiUiv Memorial Handicap prow... <i .'another si.od race and the result was on--1 certain rij'ht m> lv tin- las! stride »"ij.-n , Killochra. which ran a splendl d "''■■,;• , l , . tin- venlht by a no-.- from iti>- lini.«ii'u o ' j Santonlu. . . „.. -I riom. fiulfhos nei-- iln> <jr«Ji»r of IH" n , "? 1 ; •Ins and still another was provided in h , i Tanitahl Hack. All «!olil. Bonomei. ' ■''' ' i Mark and Willow Wai made ttl- rimniui. • J early, but down the sirnljlhl I.lpwl. ; ■ \" kTw- linl'ifA'" «"°'tli'i' Mi'iTsi.r.-r f"r tiifl . : Trial l'lnti". biii ran n t.,IM race all ""■""j'' , : j ete^w'^^'weli^at I, .^^^ M-'t.;- :%. r :z-.. f 1 1 ma n nry"»rs" P rady e X U ?'Kilia|re"«nd" Ke- ,' I tiviiV 'led Cue tield -arlv in thi" r.i-". '" ' ; 1a,,-r ni.-idy. % \ -icnin'lns into' the MrnlStht. "here a erMt . c I race between the Merry Mujiient nwr_e. , n ton C,p r-erf..vman-e. n-lntilnJ by U l»ir< 1 Icuitii. willi Kestlvliy chi»e up nj Following are the result of the later 1, j CAKTERTON HACK "A^', 1 .), 1 f ' A, ' ° f ; Wcftbrnke. 7.7 (0. Watron ?, : I.ady i;.rv. i-.'l ■" 'ilo'y." Won by a bead. | c J Time, I. IK. s BINXV MKMOI'.IAI. HANDICAP of 10" sc.vs. Si-, furl .nRs. 1 Santonin, v.s ' ' . Prince Unl. 7.r, -•■ '" I i Scratched: Sn.it.-li.-r. lha|iotoa. Won b} . hln u,,.m- Time. 1.17. r TARATAHI HACK WEI.TKH HANUICAP y of fJos..v-. S.veii furlo::«M. 1 c I Tinohari. S.s ', il J I'r.into. S.fi ."; , J I-.lpsol. 7.U " , , Scratched: Sunny Hoy. lilu-mr-nt. .vr<l- ' T . tinian. Matin P.-ll and Calm Kv. Won hy j II MAI'.VGAIt.VKI WKI.Ti'.I! HANDICAC. | y ' s.-vpii furl..n-'.-. I Happy Onyx. |i."l ?, Xl it. 7.10 - I. Amour, Mi p Also slarl.d: Ihapotmi 7 10. Kiihln 7.*. Counter Attack 7.7. Happy Imja w.,n by p half a length. Time. \.-!> I •*•■ 1 KI.KCTKIC HACK ll.l.vmi'.M , . J 1 riv- rurlunits. '• Bnnlfleer. 7.11 ' t Star Shell. 7.J - d I-:s.|uimaux. 7.."". v AI h>l started: Uiyal Maid N.(J. Tinohari I- SI I'llkelid 7.1:1. P.lond.- 7.lL'. Kuaka • 7.M. Kl. . ii- 7.7. I>aum..nt 7.'J, Wceia 7.' J. '• Klmorz ii 1:1. laptain Wai li.l.'i. Solrin.. . V 1i.13 \ntl,.-::i <'~IH, Miss llDill- Lady , [. ; Idea! li.fj. lloiildeer won by " length. I l.l Ti '""- >-'l- " OAMARU MEETING. X iiAMARI*. SuMiPlny. ■ .1 t-'nllnn-iiie an- the later rcKiiit* ..f Salury ! day's r.i.es: ■ elWAlKAl'ltA TKOT HANIIICAT uf K'-VOTS. s Hue uiilu and a half. .- tlrncratw, m-r ' I Ruby Carbine, scr - | ' Miru'lla. s.-r ■'■ Scratched: Afton Water, Nelson McKliiin-y. Won by half a leir.-th, a l-n K i!i between | second and third. Time ::-I-'. J UKLKIUUD WKI.TKI; ..r i::.jso\s. " Seven furluugu. Golden King. S.(! 1 s Trosperlly. >i.:> - t Mountain l.ion. 0.1) :: | 1 Scratched: Hum as.-. Heather I.ad. Won j 1 by two 1.-UKIUs. :i Ueud between aecoud and | f liiird. Time. 1.31. ! s GUANfJE HA.vnifAi' of liosovs. I 0 Hli furlong. j ~ Clontarf. T.f, 1 la>s Amhos. r> .'J « 'J. 1 Cochy Bondhu, 7.r, :; t ' J Rcrntcheil: K.-nr Mavis. Won by two | '• lenztbs. a lenu'tli between secoud and thlr.i. , v -Cluic, I.S. I'L.VINd lIANDICAI'. Sis forion;--. The Harp. 8.- Ilimersoni 1 Kene .Mavis, (j.7 - " '-»»•»■ "■■• :; '■ Only three started. Won by f.'iir lengths, r Time." 1.10 :i-". i. AUSTRALIAN RACING. !1 1 '" I THK CAII.FIKI.I) ell. I '" won hy pirnsEß. j r MKLBOfnXB. Ortohcr in. l The Victoria Amateur Turf Club's Sprint: - Meeting wa.< concluded yesterday. Th.----r moils attendance. The Karl ..f Stradbrokc. *• (Jovernor of the Slate of Victoria, was pre(l sent. 4 When the numbers went up for the Caulfield Cup it was found that The Monk. " Lanid.l. Yocamunda ami Miss Disraeli had a b.-eu withdrawn, which reduced the lielil Io i 28. In the decision of the race the .iced •reldinp Purser was r-sponsible for a brilliant performance. The following an- the details : 1 CATI.FIKI.n Ct'P of R-iOOsovb. and Cold • 'up. value lOOsovs. One mile and il-half. . PUKSEIt, l> g. aced. l.y Sea Prince - . l'aper Money ((;. Tye ami .1. It. CorV teen). O.3—G. Young 1 1 FEATHEKNEST, b h. Syni. by Kc-a ~i therstltcli —Fleet Street IP. A Collnollyi. 7.13— J. Toohey - ALL SUNSHINE, b h. 4yrs (11. Masterton), S.7 —L. Franklin H Also started : Knplefleld !)..".. Easinswold i ' 0.-t. Wynett- 'J.L , . The Hawk !t.O. The I Msllt Patrol s.in. Kinp Carnival S.K.I Accarak s.li, Hack wood X.-(. Soornk S.:t. j 1 Suonii 7.10. Spcarajre 7.n. Iris Kins 7.3. , lira cull us 7.::. Textile 7.2. F.-cHue 7.J. ■ Tookarby u.li:. Sir DlKhloik CIS. Walla ret: , San Antonio 0.10. Hcrub.inks U. 7. Sir IMghloek led out of tbe straight fol--1 low-il by Iris KitiK. Klnp Carnival. The Hawk, Textile. Kasinffwo'd. with Pnrs-r I n last. The Night Patrol took i-hurue six furloiiKs from home, follow.-d by Sir l>iL-h i lock. The llawlc. Textile. Tookurliy. The Nisht Patrol v.as lirst into th- striii;ht.| I'ursrr and T.iokarby coniill.c f isl while All] Sunshine was bandy. In lh- run home I'ursiT drew away and «..» easily by t-v.> | 1 and a half lencths from l-Vath.-rncsi. with All Sunshine Ihlrd a neck away. Antonio ; wus fourth. Wynolt.- llflli. Took a rbv sixth. Siioml seventh. liackwood rif,-lilh, iimculllW • uliilh. The Xlirht Pntml t.-ntb. Wai lam If I • eleventh. The Hawk second Io Inst, while Kii.tf Cainival saw all Ihe lielil home. Time. I ■, a.:«S. 'flu- lirsr ball, mill- was compassed; in .Ms. the iii-M in :>o>. and the i-otit-ludinK one in ."■ I is. The last sK liu-1..nt:.-< w.-n- run I '■ in I.n>l. ami 111.- linal mil- In l.l'J. j Pursi-i- was trained hy Cecil liiulby, nml «-bm ridden by (I. Yuimg. In 111- course , of an Interview Yoiiuk staled Hull he had a (food rid.-, and fo.ih.-r thai Purser bad till" race practically won Hire- rurimi(,-s fn.ui _ home. wlniiliiK ride on Purser mad.- i be Uftcciiili tiucci'S!) he h.iu si-on-d during ihi- present trip. 1 In the difUlntl of tin- liwyn Nurs.-ry l llUlHllCllp, for which there wen-" 1 ' s'.urtcrs, the Sotiih AllHlrnlinu Illly Trl. Ac (S.LII i 1.-d throiighuut. uuil won easily Asia > , roth (5.: , .1. and l.av-us- (S.i). ■, rlnuelt! If iHiKHtfcd In Ihe Miirlliyrmiuu Plat.-. I Tin- Wiiulsor llandlcaii isix ! ' was won bj K. 1 , ., l>. Ci all's iliri-c year ulil ' iilly Vi-iHlo- 17 U'i. Valianl in..V| being m-fulld, and lio;ul i'bouflit tlilnl. Tb.-iv I were 10 Hturiel-H. V-i-nliip, which was rid den by It. 1.-wls, Hoii by a U-iigtli uuil . a-billf, in 1.111 j - I I GLOAMING'S PARADE. f u\ MKi.iiurn.M-: I'll- i>w (Uecelved n ::.> v.m i MKUHMIrt.NK, this day. The Huggeation that liloanilng parade on Cop Hay is si ill widely dtßciiHbfd. Mr. U l>. (ireenwooil .-ays that il is an c\ —llenl Mil?- , «cs,tlon. Ills I miner. I!. J. Uiimiu. .i-n • I I.WITM tin- i.lea n g I one, and lie has ho , ohjecliuii M r Mnniilil MacKinnon chair mail of i 1,,. v ur. *ays if ihe •-.•nneclloiia it i.loaininc favour il. it U certain thai thp commliloe will give every assistance. (A , f Sm , rN- f V..CaI.b d , W,, ' , HalkinS U ' llaV '