SOUTHLAND CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 2, 3 January 1929, Page 10

SOUTHLAND CLUB.

ROYAL SAXON BEATS PINK NOTE.

FLYING TO BATTLE FLAG. FRAXCOLIX LIFTS HOPEFUL STAKES. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) INVERCARGILL, Wednesday. The first day of the Southland Racing Club's summer meeting was held to-day in fine weather before a large attendance. The track was holding. The totalisator handled £21,081 10/, against £24,642 on the first day last year. Results:—

AVENAL HURDLES of 200sovs. One mile and a-half. 3 —GL'XCASE (Mr. 11. C. Mountney), 0.7 — J. T. Humphries 1 I—TUXAMOE (Mr. W. A. Kelly), 11.4 —A. Ynungman 2 2—CARIXTIIIA (Mr. J. M. Samson), 10.10—D. O'Connor 3 Also started : (5) Listening Post. 11.6 ; (4) Cupidon, 0.10; (6) Jovial. (8) Parader (fell), (0) Tarnmon, (7) Barn Door, !>.O. Won by three lengths, with seven lengths between second and third. Time 2.47 4-5.

HOPEFUL STAKES of 17.",50v5. For two year-olds. Five furlongs. S—FRANCOLIX (Mr. R. M. Greenslade). 0.3 —A. E. Didham 3 4—STEALTH (Mr. H. Diver), 8.12— F. Voight I 3—NIGHT LAD (Mr. P. T. Hogan),

B.4— J. Andrews { Also started: (2) The Graphic. fS) Colonel Qupx, 7.10, and Solstar, 7.8 (coupled); (8) Captivate, 7.10; (1) Blue Metal. 7.0; (10) Leading Boy, (7) Bitractor, (11) Jack a Dandy. 7.8; (13) Bachelor Boy, 7.11; (9) Eomellen, 7.0; (12) Constancy, Won by nine lengths. Time 1.2 1-5. FLYING HANDICAP of 400sovs, Six furlongs. 2—BATTLE FLAG (Mr. J. O. Hyiner), 7.1 — J. L. Cotton 1 1-RIV TIN TIN (Mr. A. C. Mills), 8.3—, T. Andrews 2 4—EATON BELLS (Mr. D. Ruthven), 7.3—D. Kerr 3 Also started: (4) Money Mine, 7.10; (?.) Coomassie, 7.0. Won by a neck, with a head between second and third. Time 1.14. , XEW YEAR HANDICAP of ltiOsovs. Six furlongs. 1 STVGER (Mr. J. M. Samson), 0.2— B. Brodie 1 O—LUCKY MAID (Mr. D. M. Tweedie), B.o— E. J. Burns 2 2—FULL FLING (Messrs. Price Bros.), S.ll—A. V. Didham 3 Also started: (1) Wine Tray. 8.5 (coupled with Sirifrer) ; (fi) Salmo Stnr, 8.7; ('.'.) Banner Boy. 8.1; (4) Louise. (14) Top Speed. (15) Possum, (8) West Dome, 8.0; (7) Remindful. 8.1; (11) Joan Perkins, 7.11; (12) Night Maid, 7.9: (13) Soldan, 7.1: (Id) Red Boa, 7.9; (5) On Watch,

Won by three-quarters of a length. Time 1.16 2-.~. INVERCAROILL CUP of lOOOsovs. One mile and a-quarter. 4—ROYAL SAXON (Mr. J. Carter), X.l—f. Emerson l s—riNK NOTE (Mr. J. A. Aing-e), 0.7 —B. ISrodie o 2— QUEEN BALBOA (Mr. J. GrahamV, S.::—.!. L. Cotton 3 Also started: (1) Set Sail. 0.7: (2) Kin? Balboa. K.o (coupled with Queen Balboa): (3) Circulation. 8.1 ; (r>) Rotor, 7.5. Won by a lensrth and a-quarter, third horse half a length away. Set Sail was fourth. Time 2.0 1-5. ORETI TROT of 21O S ovs. One mile and a-half. (Limit 3.40.) S—ERIN'S PRINCE (Messrs. A. McLellnn and W. Falconer), limit— A. McLellan i 6— TARNPALE (Mr. 11. J. Edy) 24yds —Owner .... " o 9—LADY ZITA (Mr. J. Shaw)',' limitOwner 3 Also Rtarted: (1) St. George. (11) Erin's Fortune (f<) Wild Voyage. (17) Chimaw.iy. (lh) Knight Commander, limit ; (l>) Needles. Sfiyds behind: (14) Southern Light limit, and Coy Bells. 12yds (coupled,; (4) Marvin Dillen. limit: (10) Country King. 36yds; (3) Play Wave. (71 Deco'v Bells, (l>, Shady Spot. 24yds: (1:!) Krln's Cnnnce, (l.i) Winnie Chrvsler, 4*vds 3 33"°"-, by two len S ths an, l n-hal'f. Time WAIKIMI ITAXDICAP of 16osovs. Seven furlonps. 1-PPARKLING EYES (Mr. K . M. Rusell). 5..-,— L. J. Ellis I 2—KILLORNA (Mr. C. Reed), V.ii'H K. Rosewarne .. ~ 6—Cri'lDS DART (Messrs." v'" \ " Price and A. Oun<inl!) 8.7 V F Didham ' ' „ Also started: (4) Arrowv. R. 7 ; (S) latin Quarter, 8.11: (0) Cetchela, 71."'■ , v Phastar SO. and Mone Mj • ' ma°nH V.V /:?) Tombrou -3- 7.8; (7) WeiJVon uy three-quarters of a length. Time WAIHOPAI HANDICAP of SSOsovs Ona mile. 1-APACHK (Mr. w. T . Ilartett), S.S — I'. J. Mclvav ... -1 2-WIN<;ATr;i n (Mr. R. GrienV, 7.3U41"1.s! y thrcequarters of a length. Time

THE WINNING SIRES. During the four days over which the ex enS l 5 aCing Club ' S SUmn,CT extended 32 races came up for and as 19 different sire, claimed winners there was a wide distribution of honours.' fonv IffT° / ear in s,,CC6Ssi °n the pro?eny of Lucnlliw placed their parent in he leading position. The following is a ior.es WinnerS Sired h * the v «fous

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A RIDER SUSPENDED.

After the Goodwood Handicap, the opening event yesterday, the stewards held an inquiry and decided to suspend A. Tinker, rider of Mervette, " for one month, it being held that he had interfered with Sleepy Sol. Subsequently Tinker lodged an appeal against tht suspension. An inquiry was also held into the start of the Royal Stakes, and it was found that when the barrier lifted Ceremony jumped across and interfered with Supremacy.