RACING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 292, 10 December 1925, Page 14

RACING NEWS.

STABLE AND TRACK GOSSIP. (BY WHALEBONE.) FIXTURES FOR THE 1925-26 SEASON. December 12—Walpa Racing:' Club. December 17. 19—Dargavaie Racing- Club. December 19—Banks Peninsula Racing Club. December 25—Walpukurau Jockey Club. December £-6, 2S—Westland Racing- Club. December 26, 28—Taranakl Racing- Club; December 26, £B—Dunedin Jockey Club. December 26, 28, 29—Manawatu Racing Club. K. E. Thompson wiTl ride Kawa, A. H. Driscoll Snow Smock arid W. Rennie Miss Ford, Rangitahi and Peter Maxwell at the 'Waipa meeting on Saturday. Mr. D. J. Barry, of Gisborne, had nard luck at Woodvllle yesterday, for two out of the three horses he started filled sedond position, while Threadneedle. was. unplaced. piympic appears to have ruu a good rajpe over a mile and a quarter in the •Wjaodville Handicap, and it should not be , long before he successfully sees out the distance. Blue Jay, which is by Autumn, showed, some pace last season. Hβ has been placed on a couple r of occasions this seasoh. and yesterday won the Flying Handicap at Woodville. jlNine of Spades, which was reported been doing good track work at 2s4pier, ran "well'at WobJville yesterday, finishing second to Novar. He should be se|n to be.tter advantage in forthcoming engagements. 7 —— pegage is,a good performer this seaiofi, and has now won five events out of- ten starts. Yesterday she won the Oejte Handicap,.at.Woodville, but is reported to Ijave-vbeen "lucky .in getting a run on the rails. The Randwick trainer B. E. Pajten ha£ again taken in hand Nouveau Riche (sp.ys an Australian writer). The little Atsurd chestnut looks benefited by his respite, and trotted quietly on the inside oil the course at Randwick the other morning. After his showing at Feildinjr, when he'got third in the hurdles on the second day, it. vfas anticipated that Many Clours 'would not be long, in saluting the judge, and he did so at Woodville yesterday. He was a good favourite, and scored in easy fashion. ?Te Monanui, which has a number of frjends for the Auckland Cup, was a etjarter iif the , Woodville Handicap yesterday^■but'''was"b"eaten out of a place.Hbwevei, idtter.irisj form at -A-Fondale- and Aiicklaird/it .wUI tiake. a great deal jdjore tlian' his performance yesterday to' dis2e>rten his supporters* iAccommOjdaiion has been booked at !*s. Mobbefley's stable for four of F. Tjlley'-s iea-m. for , the Auckland Racing Club's jne'eting. H. L. Russell Tia's'also booked a-similar number of boxes. Boxes have been secured at J. Shaw's stable for- horses to be brought north by O. Cox, T. Gillett and G- S. Brown. Glen Innis showed up well in the Debutante Stakes at Wanganui in -tluj. spring, being with Kilmpylgr "aiid Subdivision in the lead for most of the way. He was then ticked off a§.a likely (Sijrt with a little more experience, and yesterday he won the Nursery, 1 Handicap at Woodville, heatipg a much better performed one in Nga>yatL. ' ■.'/[_' )'.. Black Mint, which scored at Woodyille yesterday, is by Catmint , from Black Amie, and is traine.d; at Tre,ntham._ For some time Black Mint was.' ati iht, mate of J. OldfieTd's stable"'' at'-^een 5 -' meadows, and now races in trie of Messrs. W. H. Ballinger and-A;Good- ;- man. The former owns Waetea and others. This appeurs to be l ßlack'Mint's first start. ' ', '"■ 4 Automne was unbeaten as a two-year- • old, but'he did not maintain his record this season, and his best' -performance Bii)ce August was when he fan second to: Degagc at Weodville yesteru"ay. ever, the .winner is a pretty useful sort; au3 as. the-time whs good it may be taken -that Automne is coming back to the form_he displayed last season. Ho is :among-thosfi'engaged at. Auckland.. . showed up well when brought ;ntirth for the Avondale meeting. After running fourth in the Stakes, he was .third in the Nursery Handicap on the second day. Subsequently'he won two iraces at the Poverty Bay Turf Club's .■meeting, and yesterday was second at •Woodville. He has never been further away than fourth in his engagements this season. /The Waipa meeting will be held at-Te , Awamutu on Saturday, and the following trainers will take horses from Ellerslie:—F. Gilehrist (Cawnpore and Judge's Bgx), T. George (Mosaic and Te Tahi), ■jf: Buchanan "(Polonett, Joy Ride and Brushwood Boy), J. Williamson (Charlady and Ballymoy II.), M. Ryan (Tactician) and N. Cunningham (Drawbridge.) K. E. .Brown went on to Te Awamutu after, the Taiimarunui meet:ing. 'Concerning Runnymede ~.'» Sydney wi-iter says: "His presence in Australia promises to invest the V.R.C. and A.J.C. St. Legers with m.u.ch additional .interest. These events would, otherwise, have been regarded as one-horse races, all going well with Manfred. " Runnymede will begin his Australian, experiences with a spell at JMaitland. , His.;, holiday will last for * about" six Tveeksj and when he is brought iritS'Vo'fk .he will be accompanied,"by the gelding Golden, which>j.w.on, a' •two-year,^' old race at Warwick Farm in October in fine style. Runnymede will be trained : by £. Keith at Victoria Park." ■- Clarinda, which won the Woodville Handicap, one mile and a quarter •yesterday, is in the Auckland Cup with 7.0, and Mr. McManemin has decided not to '?j l * ndica P her. She is owned by Mr. »,w IcKeil zie, who also has Mireu- &>?«? d i S r art - Clarinda, as a threecou p le of seven - Zealanfl n ? takl ' was third i n the a dis- , T,le Banker" «' ? he was sec ™* to ■ one mile and a ot y sesaof5 esao ft g Ha n i r,in ■ has only W&Rfo^Sgffi ■ be ng u'nrd in the <&£>s£ m mile and a quarter, at^^^ial!^ ■ .tt a similar poTit^',^

Lapidary will not be taken to the Waipa ineetkij* on- Saturday,- neither will Serang, the full brother to 'Loyal'lrish. •When he. contemplates sailing away | from. Australian shores these days, man . may propose as much as 'he likes, but other agencies are apt to dispose (s,ays ; Poseidon in the Sydney "Sun;" of De.cem- ] ber 2). Mr. J. M. Cameron will testify. ,to the truth of. this. He has beeii anxious for some time to return to New Zealand, but transport difficulties have ; kept him here. Early this week, he thought he had surmounted them, but j j now "finds himself in the /.same old fix. j ■ One of his favourite steamers is out of j: action, owing to the modern complaint j , of having been declared black. The j" Malieno will be too full when she sails 1 on Friday to accommodate The Hawk ; and company. The Maunganui has j ' room, but cannot convey stock. She ' < was recently on the San Francisco run, i ■ and by the quarantine regulations a cer- 1, tain period must elapse after coming oft' ■ the route before she is "clean" for the conveyance of stock. Cameron's desire to j get home has been increased by a cable j message informing him of some of> the | weights allotted in the Railway Handi- ' : cap"(of £14001. six .furlpngs, to be run |-. at Auckland on Boxing Day. In the | Carrington Stakes, six furlongs, with a 6.7 minimum. The Hawk was allotted 10. S. The minimum in the Railway : Rrakes! is 7.0,-and has only \ 9.13. Among" the others in the Auckland event- are Reremoana 9.7. Glentruin 9.7, Nigger Minstrel 9.6, King Men- 8.8, and Royal Blood B.S. ' DARGAVILLE MEETING. '. FIRST DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. (By Telesmr.li.— Press 4*sP!*ifl' l ?? n «: DARGAVILLE, .Wednesday. The followins is a list of the necpptaneps received in connection with the Darjrnvllle Racincr Club's meeting, which opens on December 17 :— Stewards' Handicap, one milp.—Bute Pound 9.4, Lady Patience 9.4, Peter Rosa S.S. Irish Jig 8.2, Marble Mount 7.4. Wradny 7.2. Allegiance 7JO, Creation 7.0, Philloma 7.0. < Awakino Stakes Handicap, six furlongs.— Hoariri 10.8, Lady Patience 8.12. Nocturne ' S.S, Sleepy Sol 8.5, Piton 7.o.Louis Poto i 7.0. Philloma 7.0. ' i Maiden Handicap, six furlongs.—Scot Free 9.0, Illincar 9.0. Delightment . 8.5, Electrode 5.3, Orchas S.O, 'St. Lucas 8.0, Kildeer 8.0, Mancania 8.0, ■ Master Arch 8.0,. Wild Arch 8.0. Creation i S.O, Wi!d Theory Thurnha-m Rosa 7.10, , Some Lady 7.10.' Welter Handicap, one mile.—JJute Sound ' 11.8. Scrap 0 , . Pape.rJ.i.6, Peter.Rosa 10.12, ] Cloclnvork 9.0, Elstow 9.0. 'Dead Sweet 9.0. .'V-.i -• Dargavllle Cup. of-£2OO, one mile and aquarfer.—teaomerflay 9.3, Tresillian 8.4, Risht and Left 8.4, Far iXbrth 7.7, Lady : Patience 7.7, Peter Rosa 7.0, Tttaness 7.0, Sleepy Sol 7.O.'Nocturne 7-0, Pltpn 7.0. Honson Handicap, slxk furlongs.—Titan- : ess -0.0, -Bevvs 9.5, Dave 5.12. Dorinda S.S, King Multlfld 8.4, Irftl£' JIrI , 8.'4. Comet King 7.12, Marble 7.G, Adornment T. 6. Elva Rosa 7.4, Scot Free 7.4, Criss Abbey 7.2, Miss .Tune 7.2, St. Lucas 7:0, Alle's'lance 7.0, .Ttildee 7.0; • Miss LuCullus ' 'Settlers , Handicap,- fiVe o , Paper 11.8, Titaness 11.2, Kins .Multifid 10.0. .TUSt Quietly lO.fl, Comet King O.S.-Clockwort'9.-2 Dead' Sweet 9.0, Criss Abbey 8.12, Ma Boußbal S.S, Glad' Tidings 8.0, Delißhtment'7.7. Electrode 7.5, Miss Lucullus 7.o,'Lullgie 7.0, Tapuhi 7.0, Lewis,Poto 7.0. St. Lucas 7.0, Pleetoma 7.0. Railway . Handicap, six furlongs.— Hoariri 10-8. Princess Ronnie 8-12,-: Lady Patience 8.12, King Cheops 8.9. Xocturhe 'S.S, Datfe 7:S, Just Quietly 7.0, Ktog MiiJtifia 7.O,'Bowman , 7.0.' • « : ■ ■ '■ ■'■ WOODVILLE RACES. (By Telegraph.—Press Association,) | WOODVILLE, Wednesday. ) The Woodvllle races opened in glorious ■weather. There was , a,,. larjie, attendance and "the track -was'lh splendid order. The totalisetor receipts were £20.029. against £ie,3sa on the corresponding day last year.., Later results':— ' :: -'FE,TIXG HANDICAP, First DivisfoiU/.C r y Sleet—ißosen ..:.'..; 1........ i.. ,4. Lin Arlington ..-.;...'. .•»' '2 Joy Bird . . .1 . V /.• 3; i .-Also started': My Hi)bby. XeWDury Klnjr, Standard, Hymestrason, Llandudno, Bbnideer, Wristlet. Won by a head. Time, 1.15. INLYING HANDICAP, Second Division. Blue 'Jay—Hugh ■>, .....'.'.. ..;•.'' 1 -:..;:/.-: 2 Penman •>......»". i . 3 Also started-- Star Shell,r.B;ionae, Cherry Pie, The -Bolter, Hiae->> Won by l.ength. Time, 114 1-5. '-:_ -.1" DETE ' HANDICAP. ... Deglge— R. Reed .: - . .'-J* ':.-..'.. 1' Automne • • 2 Megalo 3 Also started : Peneus. Mireusonta, Ngata, Black Cat, Tuahine, All Marimba, Solferanfre. Miss Hupana. • Won by half a length. Time 1.14 1-5. NURSERY HANDICAP. Glen Innls—Keesing 1 .Ngayati ~., 2 Inni/r Harbour ■..; 3 Also started -i Lady Killer. MaKnaCliarta.'Oiily Pair, Hypatia, Queen's Choice, Limonite, Vtiuplane, Lucky Days, Lafly Desmond. Won by a neck. Time, 1.1. BOROUGH HANDICAP. Sir Pam—McCarten 1 Birkie •■ . : ■-. 2 Alabama , ._ ..._ 3 Also started: Printemps. Agitato, Esthonia, Bonnie Gold, Royal Diadem. Benmure, Captain Wai, March On, Stream, Xrendivell, Maunu. Won by a length. Time, 1.29. WELTER HACK HANDICAP. Novar—li. Morris l Nine o' Spades a Killorum 3 Also started: Musical, Black Rock, The Tank, Purse Proud, Asleep, Moutoa Lady, Mountain Jean, Purple Lilac, Bed Fuchsia. Elysinnor, Panart, Anchor, Rawhero, Chrisearto. Merry Wanderer. Won by a length. Time, 1.28 1-3. SUMMER TIME BEST TIME TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL DEAFNESS. j It M»y Not Trouble You in Warm Weather, but the Germ of Catarrh is still in Your Blood. Those who sufTer from catarrh, catarrhal deafness, or head noises, often masflne Ttney may throw off its dreadful •effects during: the warm days, only to nna the■ first toucn or winter, weather M<lni?e It bacK "With all its former distressm hawking and spitting Mild, 'weatner, in\vever' will aid the treatinetu, and tills sUn excellent time to thoroug-iily cleanse the'system or Ihe germs. ■■• ■ VThiit ratarrual troubles are du.-j to a I constitutions! disease or the .Wood is ifyoS of the trouDle, -you- must, remove the cause! The disease itself is what you must a«acK;; and not- merely the rtutvvard «™ns or symptoms. Therefore wavSi salves, inhalln?3l(tuias, etc., mere y, p?ay y with-tG 'complaint, Sinceij&ejr coUW aYe no effect:-whatsoever-on- the Wood This belntr so, mucn time has been snent in-&ct)ng- a pure, gentle, yet effective tonic that should, quickly dispel all traces ofttie catarrhal poison from the system ■ The . effective, prescription, which wis eventually rormUlated, is given below m In^understandableiform, so that anyone can use it in. their own home;'at little eX secure from your chemist a one ounce phial or Parminf-(double -strength),-take his home, and add to it i pint or not water and }1D or crystal sug-ar; stir until dissolved. Take.! oM-'.WWSBVmTuI To.uT times a day. The first dose.'Should betrin to relieve theidlstressful head noises, headache, dullness , /cloudy jthinklng, etc.,-.that cause miserable days and sleepless nlg-hts and difficult breathmg-, while the hearing , should rapiaiy. return as the 'system (s Inviirpravcd by .the tonic action of the treatment. Loss or smell, 'mucous droppinrinjhe back or the tßroaj ana'.choTced»P air are other symptoms^that Wkpate- the-presence of: catafrrhal poisoh; lm -' v y hl . ( ?S often overcome by this cent nr?, treatment - Ir "early ninety per b| caL?H ca L trouble& ai!e .directly; Caused f hoSe t? ei l?^ y ? e ■ by ' this I •»» troubled twl 5? ent c Ever y Person who