FEILDING JOCKEY CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 285, 1 December 1936, Page 16

FEILDING JOCKEY CLUB.

THE PINAL DAY. GRAND JURY WINS CHIEF EVENT. (By. Telegraph.—Press Association.) FEILDING, Monday, For the concluding day of the Feilding Jockey Club's spring meeting, the weather was wet. Nevertheless, a good crowd attended, and the investments were surprisingly good, the total for the day being £13,356 10/, against £8111 last year, an increase of £5245 10/. The total* for the meeting was - £30,429, compared with £18,176, an increase of £12,253. All inquiry was held into interference by Farmer with Mother Superior after entering tlic straight in the Colyton Handicap. It vas decided that no action be taken, the incident being held to be accidental. ' Later are:— ST AXDREW'S HANDICAP of £200. i One mile and a distance. " 3—GRAND JURY, 8.0 —P..Atkins 1 4—ROXA BAY, B.l—S. Wilson - I—GAY BOY, B.9—W. J. Broughton . 3 Also started: 2 Davistock, 7.13; 5 Jubilee Song. 7.12. ■ ■ Half head; head. Time, 2— --o. COLYTON HANDICAP of £ 120. Six furlongs. 3—KARL, 8.3 —W. J. Broughton 1 S—MATA HARI, 7.7—5. Wilson - 4—BODYLINE, 7.9—5. Anderson d 'Also started: 2 Farmed, 8.11; 1 Mother Superior, 8.9. _ Neck; four lengths. Time, 1.17 -o.

OROUA NURSERY HANDICAP of £100. Five furlongti. Two-year-olds. 2—GREENWICH, 8.13—8. H. Morris 1 I—WILDFLOWER, B.5—E. Peck .. . . 2 3 —LAUGHING CHIEF, 7.11 —V. J. o Broughton .. ; . ° Also started : C Hot Shot, 4 Ruling 7.12 ; 9 .Amatory, 7.11 ; 7 Tipsy Miss, o Ladv Montana, 8 Gay Molly, 7.7. Three lengths; one length and a half. Time, 1.0.

RONGOTEA HANDICAP of £130. : One mile and a quarter. 2—INGENUITY, 7.ll—Hayward .... 1 9—MASTER LIMOND, 7.7— W. J. o Broughton - 3 —CHARADE, B.B—Meikle • * Also started: 5 Hatuma, 8.9; 1 Kings Lancer, B.G ; 4 Waipiro, 8 5 ; C'Maestro S.o ; 8 Cloudy Bay, 8.0; 7 Xightlass, 7.11; 10 Bacchus Marsh, 7.7. Four lengths; length. Tune, -.14 3-u. ' ■ ■ NIKAU HANDICAP of £100. Six furlongs. 7—BRAZEN KING, B^l3—R. J. Flower 1 9—PREVAIL, 7,12—5. Wilson ...... 2 2—GREAT HOPE, 8.4—8. H. Morris . 3 : Also started : 5 Erebus, 9.4; 1 Black Thread. 9.3; 0 Kindheart, 8.9 ; 4 Rustem, 8.8 ; 7 The Buzzer, 8.0 ; 3 Saiihedrin, 7.12; 11 Advance Plane, 7.11 ; 10 Vonia Park, 12 Mirth,' 13 Wee Lap, 7.7. Three-quarters of a length; head. Time, 1.18 4-s'. '

EMPIRE HANDICAP of £110. » . ; : / ; - Seven furlongs. I—LOWENBERG, s!ll—P. Atkins ... 1 3—ROYAL SECRET. 8.9 —W. J. Broughton - 7—BLUE GARTER, 7.B—J. Leach ... 3 Alao started: 4 Darecourt, B.G; 2 1 Alchemic, 5 Lord Moutoa, 0 Hunting Lodge, ! 7.12. , Head; two lengths. Time, 1.32 2-o. RICCARTON' horses. J. S. SHAW'S TEAM. ! , - ■ TWO FOR ELLERSLIE. » 'to "Star.") ; ; , CHKISTCiIURGH, this day. J. S. Sliaw will have three new horses V in-iyjis team this week. .F. D. Jones, who ! * lfad'ti-ainecTAlr. H: D. Greenwood's horses, suggested : to the owner at the end of last ; week ■ that a.' Change might be beneficial. ? .Coxcomb, has'bejen sold,, and he will go to South Canterbury to-morrow, probably to-be used as a iiack. The other three, Cyrillian, Garonne and Monetary, a Paper Money—Egotism two-year-old that has not raced, will be taken over by Shaw, who now 1 has a big team under his care. Shaw lias arranged '■ to visit Auckland for the holidays with Dollar Bill and Greek Gold, having made another 6ta.rt on the latter at the end of last week after spelling him for a fortnight. Their prospects at Ellerslie mil depend on the weather, as they are a useful pair on a soft track. There are several novices in Shaw's team, and it is probable that one of them will do the Manawatu and Wairarapa meetings under the care of G. Ridgway, who should also have numerous opportunities for riding on the trip. Mr J. Porter's Martama—Star Lady two-year-old has been gekled, and the Martama —Rawene colt will be operated on a little later. These ■ two are spelling at 'present. ' ' , Shaw has taken in hand for Mr. (j. Gould the seven-year-old gelding Bright Red, by Shambles from Lummant, by Thumham. He did some racing earlier in his career, and he may be tried now as a jumper, a department for which many horses by Thurnham have 6hown a natural aptitude.