Wingatui Carnival.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 38, 14 February 1931, Page 11

Wingatui Carnival.

TOPERE'S J.C. HANDICAP.

Amorist Victorious Again. —- Francolin Also Scores Another.

■ (By Telcgraps.—Special to "Star.") DUNEDIN, this day; a poor attendance the Dunedin Jockey Club's autumn meeting is reaching finality at Wihgatui in threatening weather. The track is in wretched condition after overnight rain. 'Results: — , " i OWHIRO HURDLES of IDOsovs. One mile anU a half. I—AMORIST, 12.4 ~..' 1 2—HARD PRINCE. 9.11 ....%....:. -' 3—ANTRIM BOY, 11.0 ....... j> 3 Also started : Pangolin, 10.11; Uxbrldge, 9.0. Length and a half; eight lengths. Time, 3.4 1-5. WARRINGTON HANDICAP of 17Dsovs. ■•■'' .• One milc S—SAILING HOME, 8.2 1 I—BALLANCE. 8-9 * 7—MEITUI, 7.9 o Also started : Night Effort, 8.10 ; Night Rose, 8.8;, Cora Queen, 7.11; Parma, Appeal, Shipshape, 7.10; Boy, Owlsfligbt, Col. Crawford, 7.7. , . , •;. ,> Two lengths; one length.. Time, 1.01 i-j. JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP of 325sovs. One mile and a quarter. 6—TOPKUIS. 7.2 ... , • • 1 10—CAMISADER, 7.S 2 I—MOUNT BOA, 8.10 3 Also started : Pink, Note, 8.12; Red Sea, Black Duke, 8.10 ; Money Mine, 8.4 j Compris, 7.12; Shortly, 7.0; Red Racer. 7.5: One length .each' way. Time, 2.19 2-5. FLYING HANDICAP of 250sovs. Six furlongs. • 3—WAVING CORN, 8.5 1 I—ROYAL SAXON, 9.4 2 2—MASTER ANOMALY, 7.3 3 Also started : Caterpillar, B.S ; Full Fling, 7.0 r Length and a half each way-. Time, 1.22 3-5. '■\WAIHOLA HANDICAP, of luOsoys. Six furlongs. 1— FRANCOLIN. 9.10 . ..... .. .. 1 3—SHARPTHORN, 8.4 2 . 7.13 V. 3 ,Also started: Wise Choice.'B.ll; .Buiolo, 8.8: Some Queen, 8,5; Steeton, 8.4; ; Totolo'mai, Musent Miss, Insolvency, ' 8.0; Memories, Miss Teinbaron, .Traction, 7.13; , Two lengths; half a length. Time, 1.23. . HOPEFUL STAKES of 175sovs. Five furlongs, ... 3—LA ST MARCH, 0.0 .' ' 1 I—TYPE, 8.1 2 2—HULA BELLE, 8.12 ' 3 Also started: Adult, 7.9; Ruling Light, 7.0. Length and a half; six lengths. Time, 1.10 2-5. HAZLETT GOLD CUP. - -,—'COMPENSATION .. 1 2—CHARMAINE 2 Scratched: Nightniareh, Royal Saxon.

THAMES TROTTING CLUB.

The Thames Club's annual meeting -will be held on March 28, when a programme Of eight events will be deckled, including the Gold Cup Handicap of" 380sovs. ■• As advertised in this issue, nominations for all events close with the secretary at Thames, or with Messrs. Blomfield and Co.] Shortland Street, Auckland, at 5 p.m. on Friday, March G. Handicaps are due on March 13, and acceptances will close on March 20.

CHANGE OF QUARTERS.

FROM AWAPUNI TO TRENTHAM. (By Telegraph.—Special to "Star.") WELLINGTON, this day. The'section of Mr. W. Kemball's team controlled by W. Hawthorne, and up till now prepared at Awapuni, will enter new quarters at "Coalition Lodge," Trentham, on Monday next. The whole of Mr. Kemball's horses will then b»."trained at Trentham, where G-. Jones'has charge of the other section. Hawthorn's team comprises: Courageous, Miss Hastings, Hymgreat and the two-year : olds White Squall (Cape Horn—Martian Miss), Thermophlae (Cape Horn—Miss Wayward), Sailing (Cape Horn—Rose Martian), .Foghorn (Cape Horn—Bonrina), and La-Parleuse (Psychology—Table Talk). Hymgreat races in. Hawthorne's colours, and La ,Parleuse is trained by him for the Masterton sportsman Mr. R. Buick. The others are owned by Mr. Kemball. Courageous has been spelling for the past couple of months, but he will be put into work again immediately upon arrival at Trentham. The only two with near at hand engagements arc Hymgreat and La Parleuse, who will .race at Woodvjlle the week after next, but most of the others will be racing during : the autumn.