TO-DAY'S RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 246, 17 October 1925, Page 10

TO-DAY'S RACING.

AUCKLAND TROTS. SPRING MEETING OPENS. IMPRINT WINS THE HANDICAP. The spring meeting of the Auckland Trotting Club opened to-day at Alexandra Park in fine but dull weather. There was a large attendance and the course was in good order. Results: — WAITEMATA TROT HANDICAP, of 300 soys. One mile and a-half. I—YOUNG CARBINE, b g, 6yrs, by El Carbine —Bonny Jenny (Mr. C M. Olliver), limit—A. Butterfield •„•"•;;;• 4—PETER McDONALD, b g, 6yrs (Mr. R. E, Olvey), GOyds behind —J. _ Shaw B—DON8 —DON ZOLOCK, b fr, aged (Messrs. D- and J. Taylor), limit —H. Hancock » Also started: (3) Kolmar 120 yds. (5) Colonel Thorpe limit, (0) Royal Bob limit, (2) Catenate limit, (9) Cool King limit, (7) Lady Stepney 60yds. The favourite. Young Carbine, lost about 40vds at the start, but when he settled down, soon ran to the front with Royal Bob and Peter McDonald next. Young Carbine led past the stand from Royal Bob. Peter McDonald and Don Zolock. The favourite held his position along the back from Peter McDonald, which was well clear of Royal Bob and Don Zolock. Young Carbine was first to turn for home, just ahead of Peter McDonald, and the pair were well out from the others. Young Carbine then drew out to win by three lengths from Peter McDonald, which beat Don Zoloek by eight lengths. Kolmar was five lengths further back fourth, with Colonel Thorpe and Royal Bob next. Times, 3.36, 3.33 and 4.2. IMPROVERS' HANDICAP of 300sovs. One mile and a-half. 3—BOB LOGAN, br g. 4yrs, by Logan Pointer —Dalwhinnie (Mr. F. Holmes), limit—F. Holmes, jun. 1 I—BAWLDY rnr-ASDA, b g, aged (Mr. \V. H. Waekrow), 24yds— S. J. Roe 2 4—WHY WORRY, blk m. Gyrs (Mr. R. Vautier), 12yds—A. W. Brawton 3 Also started —(14) Dillon Huon limit. (171 Grattan Thorpe limit, (22) Quin Zola limit, (23) Castle Chimes limit, (16) Pearl Fisher limit, (20) Marie Bell limit, (13) Ekeoranei limit, (5) Mars limit, (2) Tattie Alto limit, (21) Uncle Bert limit. (10) Leevonrt limit. (9) Tannhauser limit, (19) Moko Chief limit, (15) Moko Pete limit. (6) Tod Chimes 12yds. (lo) Doctor Dillon 24yds, IS) Ruby Huon 24yds, (7) Zolock Palm 3Gyds. (IS) Kingsclcre 4Syds, and (11) Anoziram 60yds.

Grattan Thorpe was the early leader from Bob Logan, Tannhauser, Mars. Why Worry and Pearl Fisher. Grattan Thorpe was still in charge along the back, with Bob Logan. Tannhauser. Leewood. Mars, and Why Worry next, but crossing the top. Bawldy Locanda put in a run, and was in front pasing the stand from Bob Logan. Tannhauser, Zolock Palm, Why Worry, Toil Chimes, Mars and Grattan Thorpe. Bawldy Locanda was just about half a length in front of Bob Logan, as they entered the back stretch for the last time, with Tannhauser, Zoloch Palm and Why Worry close handy of the others. The order was the same crossing the top and into the straight, where Bob Logan, under pressure, headed Bawldy Locanda, and bent him home by half a length. Why Worry was a length and a-half away, third, a head In front of Zolock Palm, Tod Chimes, Mars, Anozlram. Tannhauser. and Ruby Huon came next. Times, 3.41 3-5, 3.40, 3.41 2-5. SPRING HANDICAP (Harness) of lOOOsovs. Two miles. 3—IMPRINT, br g. 4yrs, by Denver Huon—Prince Imperial mare (Mr. T. B. Louisson), 24yds behind— L. F. Berkett 1 I—GOLDMAN, eh g, aged (Mr. Thos. Roe), 4Syds— S. J. Roe 2 4—TALARO. b g, oyrs (Mr. C. E. Lindsay). 12yds—F. <}. Holmes .. 3 7—HYPO, br g, aged (Mr. W. Kelsey), 24yds—Owner 4 Also started : (o) Countryman limit, (Si Woodvaie limit. (6) Harold Burwood 24yds, (2) Kohara 3(jyds (1(1) Lady Joan COyds, (il) First Carbine 84yds. Countryman failed to leave the mark, and Woodvaie took command, leading into the straight, where he left his feet, and Imprint went on in charge, attended by Tolaro. Kohara, Hypo, Harold Burwood*. and Lady Joan. In this order they passed the stewards' stand. Imprint being about three lengths in front of Kohara and lalaro, which were together. When they came round again, Imprint was still the pilot from Talaro and Kohara. which were just ahead of Harold Burwood and Hypo Goldman. Lady Joan, and Countrvinaii being next. Goldman moved up nnd joined Talaro along the hack, the pair being just behind Imprint. The last named, however drew away again, and, crossing the ton' om' _H ldman ' Talaro, Harold Burwood! and Kohara as his nearest attendants The order was the same into the straight Imprint going on to win easily by a length' and a-half from Goldman, which beat Talaro by two lengths. Hypo was fourth a length further back, followed by Harold Burwood, Kohara. Lady Joan, and Conn tryninn. Times, 4.44 1-3, 4.43, 4.40 1-3

OXEHU3PGA HAXDDCAP, of 200sovs. Two miles. 1-BETTY MOKO. b m, syrs. by Peter Moko—(Papatina (Mr. T. Bradyi. Shaw ' -i 3-DAPHXE WlLDWOOD.''oik'm'.'aged (Mr. R. Vnutien, IKivds—A W Broughton ' o 4—FLORALIXE, b g. aged'(Mr'.'"i.''b " Parley), limit—YV. Scott ".... 3 Also started: (S) Todd Bells limit.' (7) Xpatira limit, (0) Bluewood 4Svds f>> Bieolour 60yds. (6» Marble Star' 72yds (lv. Kockburn 06yds and (5) Haricot 06yds. Floralinc broke at the start and Xgatira took charge, but before a couple of furlongs had been covered he also left his feet, and Hetty Moko run to the front, and led along the straight from Marble Star, Floralitie, Haricot, Daphne Wildwood, ■ Todd Bel's. bluewood and Bicolour. When they came past the stand again Betty Moko Was attended by Haricot, Marble Star, Floralinc and Daphne Wildwood. Betty Moko and Daphne YVildn-ood cleared out along tne hack and had a big break on -Bluewood ana Horaline entering the straight. Ilalfwav down Daphne Wildwood tired and stopped i_«n, sv* ? etty Mok ° wpnt ° n to «» u easily by four lengths from Daphne Wildwood, who beat Floraiine by three lengths Haricot was a length and a-half away fourth, with Bluewood, Bicolour \Mtif_ and Marble Star. Time's, lTs_\ &To-£, OCTOBER HANDICAP (Harness) of 430 soys. Oue mile I_W ]iFF L <>GAX, b g. 6,rs, b,<I ointer—Croenis mare ,Mr J J-AL r ©ELI., blk g, a _ed (Mr. G Pa ton), 2-mis—Owner •. a3-WIIUAM THE FIRST/.h'gV "aged " 0wnei:...;...?. ,mngton) ' lltait ~ 3" started: (8) RoyalChance'li'mYt ' mi Nelson Fame limit. (12) Black Lila (limit « imU v U -' S. 1-viu )\„ ■ il "S«> limit. (7) Harold Burwood »™ stretchVas^T'J, 16 , n ' Wh " " '&' b« "k HuePPo me , was attended by away, third FWri_V enßth a " <, n » al t fniirti, «I 5" * lorr,p Bmgen was close un Dean'Dilfon! n Tkne* 2.20 1-5? _!_o?_°:r' «

NEW ZEALAND CUP. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Friday. Zeal ■' I ? m " t wns scratched for the \vw Zealand Cup at 4.00 p.m. to-day. GEORGE DELANEY APPEALS. (Received 1 p.m.) ' MELBOURNE, this day. thevTc oo^"?^!l^. " »PPWI with and X 2 caule) S disqualification.-..A.

CARTERTON RACES. THE ANNUAL MEETKnYj., I (By Telegraph-Press Association* ' CARTERTON, «_- " The Carterton Racing Club', meeting opened to-day in __„ a nnual Results:— ' weather. MAIDEN STAKES, of lOfoov, Six furlongs. Cat Call, S.S , , Chris Sarto. S.S "" 1 Liouny Louisa, S.S "** 2 _All started. Won by two lengths' _j_, e 3 CARRINGTON HACK WELTER HWnr CAP, of I2osovs. One mile. IRed Head, 0.13 Ardflnnan, 0.13 * J Killoch. 10.12 ; • _ Scratched: Manchester. Time, _,__, WAIRARAPA COUNTY CUP, of 230sov_ One mile and a quarter. Waetea. 7.3 . Kilceit, 5.3 <t " J Megan, S.O ','."% Scratched: Tresham. Prlntemps and Ladr Gay. Won by three lengths. Ti m / 2.13 1-5. lua «' OAMARTJ JOCKEY CLUB. THE SECOND DAY. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) OAMARU, this day. For the second day's races the -weather is dull, but fine, and there is a larger attendance. Results : — EMPIRE HANDICAP HURDLES.' One mile and a-hal£. Lisogne, 9.7 1 Blazes, 10.3 ~ _ Uncle Bob, 9.13 3 All started. Won by three lengths, five lengths between second aud third. Time 2.46 1-3. WAITANGI HANDICAP, of HOsotb. Six furlongs. Volant, 9.1 1 Sarty, 7.7 0 Windshield, 7.4 3 Scratched : Red Heather and Miss Garance. Won by three lengths, two lengths between second and third. Time, 1.15 3-3. MIDDLE PARK STAKES. (Received 1 p.m.) LONDON, October 16. The Middle Tarli Stakes resulted:Lex 1 Coronach 'i Tenacity 3 Won by a neck.—(neuter.) PURCHASE OF GELDING. (Received 10.30 a.m.) LONDON", October 16. At the Nen-market sales the Australian sportsman. Mr. 'Eric Connolly, bought the gelding Bravado for 860gs.—(A. and X.Z.)