WANGANUI MEETING. TAUMARUNUI CLUB. PAKURANGA KUNT. WAIKATO HUNT. ENGLISH RACING. JUVENILE CHANGES HANDS. OFF TO SYDNEY.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 214, 10 September 1934, Page 12

WANGANUI MEETING.

TAUMARUNUI CLUB.

PAKURANGA KUNT.

WAIKATO HUNT.

ENGLISH RACING.

JUVENILE CHANGES HANDS.

OFF TO SYDNEY.

MIDIAN GOING WELL SHU AND SUNEE. THE TWO-YEAR-OLD PARADE. (By Telegraph.—Special to "Star.") WANGANUI, Saturday. A. Cook arrived last night with King's Knave and Lady Ruler, both of whom ijlook all tho better for their racing at Marton. Other arrivals included Ruauui, ) Blue Boy, Redeem, Shu and Hest. Burnish 60 far has not done anything special on the tracks, but she is one that usually goes much better in a race. However, it may be later on before she is seen at her best. A better idea of her prospects in the Guineas will be obtainable after her race in the "Flying Handicap on Thursday. By the way, the classic event promises to provide a very interesting contest, as the chances of Mother Superior, Burnish, Superior and Pin Money are all well fancied. Pin Money showed a lot of pace in the sprint at Marton, and .stayed on well. He should be improved by that race. Reports from Eordell indicate that Mother Superior is well forward, and likely to show that she is as brilliant as she was last year, in which, case she must be very hard to beat. Superior displayed good form at New Plymouth, and her admirers fancy she will win tlie Plying on Thursday and the Guineas. Midian, who has built up a good deal, ,ie standing up to liis work all right, and he is likely to run a big race in the Durie Hack. He put in long solid work this morning. Shu, the two-year-old full, brother to Hest, has not been' in work long, but showed a lot of pace in his gallop over half a mile this morning with Dawn Princess, a Maiden candidate, who also went particularly well. They ran the first quarter in 24 l-ss, and their 51s for the half was the best of the morning. Shu will not want for friends in the Debutante Stakes. Korokio has been working in improved form lately, and from the way she shaped this morning the Redfern mare should not be long in winning a race. She is engaged in the Seafiekl Handicap. J. Lowe appears to" have got hold of a promising sort in Sunee, who is engaged in the Maiden, and should be liantly at. the finish. On hia Marton form Plateau is one that should be hard to beat in the Marangai Handicap, as he was out in front for the greater part of the way last Wednesday, and should be much benefited by the race. He and Spiral look the pick of the bunch at the moment. The following is the list of entries "for the two-year-old parade:— Prevail, ch f, by Chief Ruler—Yeomanry (Mr. W. McA. Duncan). Night Lass, b f, by Nightmarch—Matata (estate of late W. H. Ballinger). Sergia, b f, by Lord Quex —Sunny Hours (Mr. F. Ormond). ' .! Entail, b c, by Posterity—Episode (Mr. G. M. Currie). Gay Sheik, b c, by Gay Shield —Lady Maire (Mr. G. Courtney). Symoony, br .f, .by Gascony—Symballo (Mr. W. Tine). Shu, br c, by Hunting Song—Hathor (Mr. J. McCartin). Grateful, ch g, by Raceful—Emberalto (Mr. J. Hartigan). Rompalong. ch c, by Chief Ruler—Queen's •, Ferry (Mr. A. F, Symes). Round Up, br c, by Lord Quex —Nukerakau (Mr. A. F. Symes). • Legatee, br c, by Posterity—Motley (Messrs. H. and N. Smith). Pomposity, br f, by Pombal—Makepeace (Mt. W. M. Crystall). . Severe, br f, by Limond—Drastic (Mr. J. P. Coyle). Lady Ruler, ch f, by Chief Ruler—Tinowere (Mr. W. Monteith). jGood- Conduct, b' f, by Grand Knight— Civilisation (Mr. 11. M.. Speed). i •Fairfax, elf f, by Limond—Joaufax (Mr? P. S. Easton). - <

MEET AT EAST TAMAKI. The Pakuranga Hunt met , at East Tamaki on Saturday. The weather was excellent and there was a large attendance followers. Though no kills were registered it was one of the 'best hunting days experienced during the season. Several „ long runs were provided, out /fresh hares continued to get up and the hounds followed the new one, with 'the \ consequence that the one .being pursued: escaped. There were several falls, but 7 the injuries received were of a minor nature, and Dr. A. Eisdell Moore, a member of the hunt, who was among the followers, attended to them. Hounds were thrown off on the property of Mr. F. Wright,/and worked; through Mr. A. Sherry's land to that,of Mr. H. Phillips, where a hare was' started which took the hunt across the farms of Messrs. J. Rose, A. Sherry, and 'W. Stubbings. It then doubled ba-ck across, the same lands and also, traversed the properties of Messrs. K. Ross and Ea Woods. Hounds were checked on thelatter place, but tTiey soon got the harej going again, and it crossed the' farms of. Messrs. R. Kemp and K. Ross. A fresh hare got up and the previous one escaped. The hunting continued over the same properties as during the first run, except for one chase when the hare crossed the lands of Messrs.'G. Gillard, A. B. Storiex, M. K. McCarthy. H. B. Johnson, T. D.Ormistone. and E. Mapping. i' Among the followers were: The master. Mr. H. Bullock-Webster, on Tally Ho; the huntsman, Mr. P. 11. Smith, on Loom; the whip, Mr. A. Short, on Dominican; Mr. ,W. McLaughlin, on Fashion; Mr. A. G. Quartley, on Caiyenno; Mr. A. E. Watkins, on Sultan; Mr. O. Self, on Dusky"; Dr. A,, Eisdell Moore, on Mareina;. Commander Farquhar, on Humbug; * Commander D.. Prentice, on Zara,; Major 0. Henry, on Satan; Mr. A. AValker, on Breeze; Mr. P. ■ Moore, on Beaufort; Mr. D. Moore, on Toby; Mr. N. Cropper, on Hector; Mr. S. 'Given, on Maori Boy; Mr. N. Millen, on Transport; Mr. M. Burrill, on Billy; Mr. ;M. Laws, on a bay; Mr. It. Court, on ■Muir; Mr. G. Bellingham, on Tomboy; Mr. L. Bellingham, on Joy Ride; Mr. J.>Madlll, on Ali Baba; Mr. J. Wright, on Flyer: Mr. N. Ingram, on Ted; Mr. F. Mills, on Dawn; Mr. J. Sidebottom, on Harkaway; Mr. G. Julian, on Merrymaid; Mr. A. Milne, on Mervyn Downs; Mr. E. Roberts, on Bliss Land; MrjG. Roberts, on Bizarro; ,Mr. M. Ellett, on Chum; Mr. L. Wells, on Gay Laddie; Mr. W. Taylor, on Killarney; Mr. C. Taylor, on Cynical;. Mr. P. Bull, on Pale Star; Mr. G. Fulton, on Excuse Me; Mr. J. Grant, on Kotire; Mr. A. Thomson, on Snow Plane; Mr. F. Dunlop, on a bay. Mrs. W. McLaughlin, on a bay; Mrs. D. Prentice, on a bay; Mrs. A. G. Quartley, on Safe Conveyance; Mrs. M. Johnstone, on Bamba ; Mrs. F. Mills, on Barbet; Mrs. M. Bull, on Blcolour; Mrs. P. H, Smith, on Wanganui; Mrs. Somerville, on a bay; Miss E. Burges Watson, on Top Star; Miss J. Houghton, on Arabesque; Miss G. Taylor, on Kildare; Miss M. Walker, on Sprite; Miss M. Elliott, on 'Wee McGregor; Miss B. Masters, on Dusky Form ; Miss P. Masters, 011 Homai Atom; Miss P. Sidsbottoin, on Morgan; Miss S. Bouser, on llocket; Miss K. Milne, on a bay: Miss M. Culford Bell. on Tom Tit; Miss P. Saul, on Clove; Miss E; Overton, on Plain Jane; Miss 3. Cox, on Flash; Miss P. Weston, on a black; Miss D. Weston, on Blue Light; Miss S. Butler, on Dick Turpin.

Thangi Lamba is to be shipped to Sydney next Friday. Her owner, Mr. Pierce, of Suva, was present to see lier i work at Takanini on Saturday, and stated that she would go into the stable of G. P... Jsailon.

AND NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE

' CLUB TO RACE AT PAEROA. Nominations received for the Taumarunui Racing Club's meeting on tlic Paeroa raceccuvse on Saturday, September 29; and Monday, Ocober 1:— FIRST DAY. Juvenile Handicap of £55, four furlongs.—Guy Sheik, Dubarr.v, Golden Princess, Callisto, Lady Loura, Galilee, General Ruse, Kuapai. Handicap Hurdles of £ S5, one mile and a lialf.—Full Measure, Mia Stella, Bookiaw, Imperial l'rince, Luminary, Cordon, Glenade, Yal Watch, Lapstone, Chief Clerk, Lu Femmo Noir, Cliromadyne, Gay Duke. Hack Cup of £100, one mile and 110 yards.—Bo,nny Gay, Dark Marble, Emancipation, Don't Lap, Lagoon, Master Musk, Valpai, Yaluelcss, First Lap, On Approval, ltoxy, Foreign Money, Tonduleyo, Sporting Blood,' Barograph. Trial Handicap of £55, about five furlongs and a half.—Joyzeil, Cynara, Kilberis, Curlew, Musketoon —Rosullus mare, Nahlin, Winlona, Silver Jubilee, Hymel, Sweet Lap, Silver Wattle, Dancing Lady, Nigger Kill, Valorous, Whirlwind—Legality gelding, Respectful, The Ace—Wallaby filly, "King" Rey, Gay Athlone, Swift Spear; Astartli, Queen Nona, Miss Estelle, Needful, Clan Ronald, Spear King, Benighted, Modern Maid, Tray Bit, Lady Diana-, Rothoon, Sporting Song, Great Britain, Notamint, Barograph, Royal Winton, Nun Nicer, Mazir. Taumarunui Cup of £150, one mt.e and a quarter and .20 yards.—Havering, Royal Artist, Mungatoon, First Lap, Prolyxo,. King's Knave', Gainsfid, Gay Broney,' Baroscope, Maori Bay, Desert Star. Steeplechase Handicap of £100, about two miles and a half.—Golden England, Mia Stella, St. Warrigal, Royal England, Lucess, London, . Sir Pathfinder, En Tour, Ruby Meteor, Golden Wedding, Neil, Cargen, Kilstar . - Flying Handicap, of. £100, six furlongis.—King Ford. King Mestor, Master Norval, Prolyxo, Day Wind, Gay Egypt, Rippling Waters, Impasto, Greek Gold. Hack Handicap of £75, six furlongs.— Con Fuoco, Foreign Money, Bonny Gay, Dark Marble, Glenromney, King Brlerly, Engi, Valorous, Mungacre, The Ace— Wallabv filly, Scotland, Prince Acre, Keith Lu, Pelagia, Killadar, Landlubber, Bellkyrian, Columba, Expectancy, Grand Sport, Ballymoney, Queen Nona, Miss Estelle, Lady Zinnia, Day Wind, Pound Sterling, Miss Lorraine, Wait and See, Egypt, On Approval. SECOND DAY. ~ Nursery, Handicap of £55,.f0ur furlongs. Gay - Sheik, -Dubarry, Golden Princess, Callisto, Lady Loura,. Galilee, General Ruse, Ruapal. Second .Hurdles of £100; one mile and three-quarters. —Full Measure, Mia Stella, Booklaw, Cordon, Imperial Prince, Prince of Orange, La Perame Noir, Glenade, Luminary, Vat Watcli, Lapstone, Chief Clerk, Jiramie- Boy, Royal Lineage, Gay Duke, Great Britain. Hack -Handicap of £75, one mile and 110yds.—Bonny Gay, Foreign Money, Dark Marble, Emancipation, Record Flight, Don t Lap, Lagoon, Master Musk, Valpai, First Lap, Valueless, On Approval, ltoxy, Landlubber, Barograph. President's Handicap of £ 120, one mile and 110yds.—Royal Artist, Mungatoon, Bonny Gay, Havering, First Lap, Prolyxo, King'sV Knave, Gainsfid, Impasto, Gay Broney, Baroscope, Maori Boy, Desert Star. Novice Handicap of £55, about seven furlongs.—Joyzeil, Nahlin, Winlona, Silver Jubilee, Hymel. Sweet Lap, Silver Wattle, Nigger Rill, Valorous, Respectful, The Ace— Wallaby filly, King Key, Taniwharau, Swift Spear, Tray Bit, Lady Diana, Rothoon,' Notamint, Sporting Song, Astarth, Miss : ' Estelle, -Queen Nona, Lady Zinnia, Needful, Clan Ronald, Modern Maid, Benighted, Great- Britain, Koyal Winton, Nun Nicer, Barograph, Mazir. Second Steeplechase of £ 120, about three miles.—Golden England, Mia Stella, St. Warrigal, Royal England, London, Lucess, Sir Pathfinder. En Tour, Golden Wedding, Neil, Cargen, Kilstar. Railway Handicap of £100, six furlongs. Glenromney, King Ford, Rippling Waters, King Mestro, Master Norval, Keith Lu. Gay Egypt, Day Wind,' Prolyxo, Queen Nona, Imoasto, Gay Bloirde, Grand Sport, Greek 'Gold. Farewell Handicap of £75, six furlongs. Con Fuoco, The Sun, Foreign Money, Booklaw, : Glenromney, ' King Brierly, Engl, Dancing Lady, Mungacre, Whirlwind—• Legality gelding, The Ace—Wallaby filly, Scotland, Prince Acre, Keith Lu, Pelagia, Miss Estelle, Queen Nona, Pound Sterling, Day Wind, Miss Lorraine; Namakia, Gay Egypt, Waitaka, On Approval, Killadar, Tondaleyo, Belikyrian, Sporting Song, Sporting Blood, Ballymoney, Expectancy, Columba. , < . \ ,

POINT-TO-POINT RACES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) CAMBRIDGE, Saturday. The Waikato Hunt Club held its annual point-to-point races at Cambridge to-day in ideal weather. The full course of 17 jumps was over the properties of Messrs. R. Hannon, Jas. Watt, McNaughton Bros, and Miss Ewan, and the spectators were able to witness the races from start to finish. A feature of the racing was that in the three events Jack Ranstead rode two winners and his sister, Miss Kit Ranstead, won the ladies' event. Results were as follow:— Ladies' Point-to-Point, about one mile and a half, weight 0.7. —Rangakalia (Mr. A. Pretty)— Miss K. Kanstead, 1; Caro (Mrs. J. M. Allen)—owner, 2'; Malgarry (Miss C. Gaddes) —owner, 3. Three lengths; length and a half. Time, 4.19 2-5. Also ;-'Forest Glow (Miss I. Townsend), Blue Rain (Mrs. F. Stanier). '*! Open Steeplechase, about two miles and ar-half, weight 11.0. —London (Mr. J. Ranstead) —owner, 1; Sub-Editor (Miss B. Ross)— a Mr. F. Baker, 2 ; Brio (Mr. S. M. Holmes) —owner, 3. Also started : Eden |Mr. R. Sampson), Valstrect (Mr. J. P. Baker). Two lengths; 20 lengths. Time, 5.4, The placcd horses were the only ones to finish. ■, . „ . Lightweight Steeplechase, about two miles,' weight 11.0.—Royal Light (Air. W. Thomson)— Mr. J. Ranstead, 1; Gympie (Miss D. Nolan) —Mr. It. Nolan, 2; Park Lane (Mr: F. Stanier) —Mr. T. Wells, 3. Also started: Ma Belle (Mr. M. Buckland), Eden (Mr. A. Watson), Rangakalia (Mr. G. Peake), Forest Glow (Mr. W. Gaddes). Half a length; length. Time, 5.2. Forest Glow finished second, but was diqualified for missing a peg.

0 PRINCE EDWARD HANDICAP. WON BY LEONARD. LONDON, September 8. The principal race at Manchester to-day resulted:— PRINCE EDWARD HANDICAP. Two miles two furlongs and 75 yards. LEONARD, b h, aged, by Golden Myth —Nilghai (Mr.' H. F. Clayton) 1 SOLMINT, ch h, 4yrs, by Solario—Wild Mint (Mr. T. Davidson) 2 PENNY-A-LINER, ch g, syrs, by Milton —Penny Rock (Mr. J. B. Joel) .... 3 Thirteen started; Half a length; three lengflis. j J

The two-year-old chestnut colt Fei-Mah, by Paladin from Capable, by Kobert the Bruce from Mistress Jack, owned by Mr. A. D. Pother, has been sold to a patron of R. S. Bagby's stable. Fei-Mah has been in work at Ellerslie for several months, and although he has not been seriously tested shows considerable promise.