racing at takapuna.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 26, 1 February 1932, Page 11

racing at takapuna.

the summer, meeting.

ANTIQUE wins again. paganelli scores in anniversary. The summer meeting of the Takapuna T ,l-pv Club was concluded at Devonport £ Saturday in fine though windy weather ire was a good attendance and the r „le was in excellent order. During the 2 the sum of £21,535 was put through the totalisator, compared with £36,766 10/, 1 /■rpi'.e of £15,231 10/. Tins made a J£l of £51,611 15/ for the meeting, Sst £72,612 for thc prcv.ous summer fixture, a decrease of £21,000 <>/• The Chief Event. Tn a field of nine horses in the Jockey m i, Handicap, caused by the scratching Stfmond 1 Paganelli Te Money, Bronze Tray and Llanore, the Takapuna Cup winner, Antique, went out a good favom- ' " rrving £838, and *duly won. Backers ltc v' r'iiief Jov second favourite with and RoAl Artist the third with Just after the start Chromadyne and Sir Mond, -together, were leading Chief Toy Gay Cockade, Royal .Artist. Brampton Limeen, Mosque, Antique and Grand Talk* •ilong the back Cliromadyne, Sir {fond and Gay Cockade were racing on terms, just clear of Chief Joy, Brampton Roval Artist. Limcen, Mosque, Grand Talk and Antique. Brampton joined the first three horses, all four being together crossing the top, the next being Chief Joy Roval Artist and Antique. Putting in a great run, Antique led' into the straieht from Gay Cockade, Brampton, Limeen, Mosque. Royal Artist and Chromodyne. Antique won nice y from Royal Artist by hair a length, the little fancied Moque being a length and a half away in third place. Chief Joy was fourth, and then came Gay Cockade, Brampton, Limeen. Grand Talk, Chromadyne and Sir Mond. The Juveniles. The only scratching for the Hobson Handicap "was Ornamental". Bambury, after his good win on Friday, was made favourite with £783, Miss Lorraine the second favourite with £566, and Te Waipu £513, but the public were astray this time in their selections, for none of the three fancied horses finished in a place. Whirlalong was quickest to find her feet, and led along the back from Mis Lorraine, Te Waipu, Gigantic, Bambury..Letitia and Directory. Crossing the top Whirlalong, Bambury and Miss Lorraine were together well out from Te Waipu, Gigantic, Letitia and Directory. Whirlalong was first into the straight from Miss Lorraine, Giganti'c, Bambury and Letitia. Gigantic came through well, and got up to win by three-quarters of a length from Letitia and Whirlalong, who dead-heated for second. Te Waipu was fourth, and Miss Lorraine, Bambury and Directory came in in that order. Bambury/Rot his tongue over the bit, and this caused him to drop back crossing the fop. The Biggest Dividend. The biggest dividend of the meeting was paid Dy Glen Rata when lie accounted for the Rangitoto Hack. Glen Rata went out with only £67 10/ on liis chance, the favourite being Pateena (£605). Alloy carried £579 and Grand Spirit £535. Ejcalus, Neil and Alpina were not started. Whakapara was in front as the field passed the stands from Grand Spirit, Pateena, Glen Rata, Paper Dart, Gay Idea, Speedfast, Alloy and Excella Tea. Glen Rata had run to the front going along the back, Whakapara being next, and then followed Pateena, Paper Dart and Gay Idea. Across the top Glen Rata and Paper Dart were disputing leadership, Pateena being just in behind, and then came Whakapara, Grand Spirit, Alloy and Speedfast. Glen Rata was first into the straight from Paper Dart, Pateena, Whakapara and Gay Idea, and managed to hang on to win from Alloy by a neck. The favourite was three lengths away, third. Paper Dart wa« beaten into fourth place, and then came Gay Idea, Grand Spirit and Excella Tea.

Paganelli At Last. Refresher, Te Money and Gay Idea did Dot start in the Anniversary Handicap, for which Eager Rose went out favourite, tarrying £851, the next best backed being tianpat £664, and Leitrim £478. Paganelli Carried £439. Paganelli, who drew the t'i , e ß an smartly, and led along the rack from Leitrim, Ganpat, Puriri Park, ™gir Rose and Sir Mond. Paganelli was dear of Ganpat as they crossed the top, and the latter ■ had a good break on P' n 'in Park, Eager Rose 'and Sir ■uond. There was no change as they turned for home, and Pagarrlli went on to win by two lengths from Ganpat, with leitrim four lengths away. Eager Rose Purin Park followed by Sir Moncl and hater results are:— UKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP of iuUgovs. One mile and a furlong: —ANTIQUE, b g, Oyrs, by Tonbridge Unique (Mr. J. h. Wallace), , „B.G—H. Gray 1 "-ROYAL ARTIST, br g, 3yrs (Mr. R. T. Reid), 7.4 (car. - 7.11) — . McDowell .. 2 ™ br « (Mr. R. 1,. Plummer), 7.0 (car. 7.1) —Bentley . . 3 ; M tar i ed „ : 2 Cllief J"?. «-0 (Bagby) ; (car 7m (Y oitr O : 8 Linn-en, 7.4 (car' 7'.11 />t C^ CTlz ' ' - 10 Brampton, 7.1 (Oar 701 4 Gay Cockade, 7.1 'Jone«i~ ; 0 Cliromadyne, 7.0 (Cammick) GrUml Talk - T ' y («'■ 7.3) ' la " a a length and a 1.53 2.5 secolld ai «l third? Time, Winaei trained by owner, Te Arolia. OBSO tL HANI)ICAIJ o£ 123sovs. For 1 rT *™? ear °l<ls. Sis furlongs. b "• by Colossus— 71 i t |. ar (Mr - F - H - Bell), MjstwYa CamniM lc 1 sonl H'o br , f (i l r - •' I - T - -Tuple- - MVHisr 1?„ST; 7.3^)—Voitre . . » int. n V°? G ' 1)r f < Mr *- A - Keat.Mr' I) - p - MoraghanK '•u-—Eastwood * ~ * Dead-lieat. T>vl'h) S - ta i tefl T : 2 Miss Lorraine, 8.5 (Mc--BT< Wain,. 7 a l r ", bu , r v l '' 8 4 < H - Stokes) ; tory 7 Manson); 7 Direc\v' '(McKenzie). ■M® 3-5/ ee ' qUar ters of a length. ,Time, anep trained by A. E. Cox, Te Aroha. »<> hack handicap of MiLEN; 'rX" 1 , anU a ): " rlor,f: - Marin'l b o ?' syrs < Mr - W- H. Lateen A 9 -tTT B " r s® Sfi 2 0 Ku.t', blk f - 3yrs (Messrs. an,l . E '. K - Davis) ' 3 Sins 1 )*? a ta p t ® d: . 4 Wliakapara, 0.3 (WigIdea 84 ,r, piri ,t' s - 8 (Murray); 5 •Part, 71' fSf Mclnally) ; G Paper (cir . 77) 7^t ley) : 9 Excella Tea, 7.0 (cnr - 731 ((V„ ton 1 n °r) ; 7 Speedfast, 7.0 Won bt i c< "nmlck). second anil ' t' lr ee lengths between Planer " 1 AN-xrvß/to'". Tuakau ' "IvEItSARY HANDICAP o£ 165sovs. 3 -PAoß P^ en . furlo,, S«. Qne'\~H«s?' 1 8 ' ased ' b - v Lorfl KOK I^ 0 " < Mr - T:. W. GAXimh.'' ."- 1 —<J- Mclnally 1 G . eo : 3 goitre).' e a Ej* d .- 4 fnrirl Park, 9.2 (K. Si-'yp ? ' ® (Voitre); 1 Eager Won b *'t "«oy). second and Ym lc i n ® four lis between