BEAULIVRE WINS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 263, 7 November 1939, Page 11

BEAULIVRE WINS.

OWNER WELL REPAID. UNBEATEN THIS SEASON. EVLNTS AT RICCARTON. i I'. I' ' I'll ■ Special to "Si II r.") < lllilSK 111 IU 11, Monday. I». I » "I ll' lt tlll'le were tin-,.,, gin.. - i' ' i'' were sunii' line (initials ill. I' 1 ■ 1 ' I ''is 'it I ernoon when the (tillIti I'U' 1 • ( lull cnutinueil its spring inert in.' I in' weather whs line nnil there w.i.i i - I attendance., while the track ■w.ia f'i-' H'mulivi'e, for whom Mr. E. C. Harnei i p.ml 2000gs last July, won the >'ew Z -.i!.iiill Derby easily, making his eighth v leii.iy in succession this season for Ins present owner, to whom he hae returned J.'3090 in prize money, so that he is ii' l " a great bargain. During the day the >'iin ot C 40.401 was handled at lint in I■ I • 111 < • against £41. '.'HI) for the day last year, a decrease of ■tITiWI h| l l.'i" 111 nee was first out in the Jliild 11 i! I • 11« a| •. Lady Uosette join--11l i: I'" 11 iltel two lin long.-;, while Chirp vv.is 111 in I ['!.M i' .11 the li\ elm hum with lluling Stai, Hi 1111.1111 lloa and Dviiiioe' in■ \t . Knight ('i -in in.i mlcr, who wussl"" .iii.ii. I'it'll started to move up. Chirp look charge after tea. liing tin' straw'"- l"it- Knight. ( omiunii.ler challenged I> l lll i little tiiilher on. beating the f.IVOIII II I- <I < "<' Im IVe! \ . I>l .111 oe! was a pool third. I'"' 11 ■i Hi lloa. Tvvontv (ii ind ami Captain Hi net- were next. I'ink Lady ran li.nll.v. Knight I • >i11111a11d• ~r litis Hon tliiee liigli weight liindieaps in a I'm t night and Jl is Li I ••.-!. w.is a good pel lm ma nee. A. I'!. Kills i .I'll' him in his other I \\ o surceases, hut i l l off to handle (. hilp to-ilav, making way lor I'. Burgess to stviiie a win. Mi-n 11 a I linnet. haying shown a. lot of ■ pee,l in other t .lees. Was made a hot favourite tor the fi well Handle.ip. She began smartly, but eoulil not get tar away from Aliens, who drew out in the final furlong to heat her iiisily. Kinsman, who was slow' away, moved up to be a moderate thud, limiting I'uella. who ran green, with Lot ahead close up. The winner, who was having Ins liisl laee. is a Mean I'ere colt from Helen Hunt, a Hunting Song mare from (!. K Moore's Helen Portland family. This eolt may lie the best two-year-old to race this season. Will Dc Better. Sir Ain v as. i-gi, Ouiapn, Scold and St.v list, were ani'Uig the early leaders hi the St.i'owau I'late. Untapo and Not Out led (ray Lamer. Sir Aniyan, Yogi and Mosgiei after three furlongs, while at the t.ilse rail Not Out was followed by Mosgiei, with Yogi linndy. Not Out drew away, winning easily, while Yogi outstay 111 Mosgiei for second. (lav Lancer followed after a gap, with St.v list. Sir Amy as and Astronomer next. The winner has not lieen hurried and should be a good hoivc before the end of the season. The Derby gave lleaulivre his eiglit.li BUeecssivi! win this season and as. lie wound up last season with two wins his record is now ten in a row. Beaulivre took the lead after a furlong. Winning Rival soon joining him, but N'igger Boy ran past them at the nine-furlong pout, where Baran, Moorsotis and Kobi followed in that order. There was no change to the straight, where Winnitig Rival retired, while Moorsotis moved up. Beaulivre took the lead a furlong from the post and kept going to beat Moorsotis by two lengths, while a length further back Baran beat Nigger Boy by a head. Beaulivre's win told nothing new, as with the slow pace early the race bccamo little more than a sprint. There was a great finish in the Criterion Handicap. tiny Chou and Skyrena took the lead after a furlong with Mishna and Xightealm npxt. Then Mishna replaced Cay Chou alongside Skyrena, these two leading Nightcalm and Gay Chou to the straight, where Sleeveless was last after being slow away. Skyrena fell a furlong from the post, her rider. W. F. Ellis, escaping serious injury. Nightcalm and Mishna were engaged in a great battle when Lady Leigh dashed up between them, beating Mishna in the last stride by a short head, with Nightcalm a similar distance back. (lay. Chou and Sleeveless were several lengths away. This was the best form of Lady Leigh, a smart but nnsound marc. Sleeveless disappointed. The Sandwichman, Dainty Sue, Master Dingle and Sovereign Lady were the early leaders in the Fendalton Handicap, Hunting Cat moving up fast to join in after two furlongs. Settlement was last at this stage. Ned Cuttle, Therm idor and Siegmund being in front of him. Wardress then moved up fast, joining The Sandwichman at the five furlong post, and going to the front a little further on. She was still clear at the entrance to the straight, hut beaten at the distance. Sovereign Tjiidy then took charge, winning decisively from Settlement, who came home fast, while Siegmund, with an even later challenge, was only a head away. Hunting Cat, Rabble and Wardress were next. Wardress was used up making up ground in the middle stages, and Dainty Sue failed in the run home. A Great Effort. Duncannon registered a great effort to win the Randolph Handicap. Great Legion. Phenomenal and Boloyna had charge from Combat, Guspini and Flame Queen after a furlong. Great Flight and Areas joining in a little further on. There was not much change to the straight. Boloyna nnd Flame Queen took charge at the distance, but Duncannon staged a brilliant run from a good way back, beating Boloyna decisively. Flame Queen was close up, with Areas, Great Legion and Combat next. Areas was unlucky meeting with trouble early. Globe Trotter made a strong run to win the Epsom Handicap on the post. Kilrohe got off badly, Globe Trotter, Spartan and Wild Talk being smartest out, but Queen Dorothy moved up fast, taking the lead after two furlongs, with Swordstick arid Globe Trotter handy. Spartan met with trouble and lost his place, while Wild Talk also drifted. Kilrobe then moved up fast, joining Queen Dorothy in the lead, Globe Trotter, The Wrecker, High dec ami Swordstick following to the straight. Kilrobe and Queen Dorothy had a great, battle from the distance, but Globe Trotter staged a fine finish, beating Kilrobe bv a head, with Queen Dorothy a similar distance away. Talk finished well to get fourth, The Wrecker and High Glee being next. Wild Talk was having her first race this season, and will improve. Later results were:— IllWBI.!, HANDICAP of £300. 'I'wo year olfls. Four furlongs. r>—r, . ,\ ritiors. 7.1a —!'. Sprutt 1 I—l— MISS HALLOW MET. 8.1 —G. Ta tin-sail 2—2- KINSMAN, 7.8. ear. 7.11 —V. J. Kills 3 Also started : 4-4 Lockheed. 7.11 : 3-3 Puella. 7,' i, ear. 7.7. Two lengths; si* lengths. Puella wa« fourth. Time, 49*. RTOOWAN PLATE Of f230. Six furlongs. I—2—NOT OUT, B.O—H. N. Wiggins 1 3—B—YfH'H, B.O—P. Atkins 2 4—-|—MOSGIKL. B.7—A. E- Didham. S Also started : 20-20 Cralirlea. 16-16 Phil. 23-23 Itehel Hone, 13-18 llhodlln, 17-17 Royal Lassie, IN-ir, n y e Town. 5-4 Schoolgirl 8.7 ; 12-12 Airline, 711) Astronomer. 22-22 Complexlnn. im 10 Cymric. 8-7 Gay Lanc«r. 2424 Kllintn. 11 ;i Lady Don. 10-11 Lads' Drake. 13-14 j, nr d Lvnn. 8.01 14-13 Omnpo, 8.11. car. wjj; 10-21 I'nlo Alto. 0-6 Queen Beth, n-8 He,.11l and Sham Boy fbrncketeiH. -'-1 Kir Am,vms anil Stvllst (bracketed). 8.0: 3-.'J Sweet Mvi-tiry K.n, mr. 8.1 (bracketed w'th Y.i zl ■. Three lengths: length. Gay Lulicer was fourth. Time, 1.12 1-5.

XEVV ZBALAXn DERBY STAKES of £1500. Th rep-yew r-ol<ls ; colts and irelflinsrg 8.10. fillies B.r>. unp mile and a half. I—l —RRAI MVrtE. B.lO—P. Atkitvp . 1 .{——MOIiRSOTIS. 8.10—T,. J. Ellin 2 -'--2 BAUAX. S.lo -T. (irct'ii 3 Also s'tiirifd : ."i Kolii. (i (i XifTLrrr Hov. *•10: 1 t Winning liivnl, s.."i. Iwo lengths ; ]oncpth. Xiirger Boy was fourth. Tlmr. 2.111. CKITKKIOX HANDICAP of £.-,00. Srvi'il furlongs. »> II I,.M»V I.KICH. 7.." C. Wilson . 1 - MISIINA. S.l- |\ Sprint 2 1 VKJIITCAI.M. s.lo A. |.;. Ellis 3 Also started : 'J 2 (inv Cliou. sic I t l»l.I Surie\ . So; M Skfveiess, 7.11; 7 7 Sky rcna. 7n. Short 11 • I inch way. (jay Chou was lourlh. Time. 1.2~> 2-.V I'K.MiAI.TiIN 11A XI >1 <'A 1• of tson. I Mi»' niilr aml a qua i t er. - - S(»VKI!I0I<;\ LADY, 5.3-15. 11. Morris 1 7- II SKI T I ,EM EXT, 7.«— H. X. Wig ti- 7 sIKCMI \ i), S..V -<i. K Tatter mi 11 ;i Also stnrti'd : 1-4 Thi'rmiilor. S.."i ; r.-r, x <■< I « "111 til', 8.4: il-lo Hun tint; Cat. 7.11, car. 7.125: 1-1 Wanlrcsf. 7.H> ; 8-8 ltahlilc, 7.4 ; 3-3 1 >ainl.v Sue. 7.4. car. 7.7J : 10!) Tin: Sniidu ichmiin, 7.1: 11-11 Maxtor Dingle. 7.0. car. 7 11; 1-12 Uolvl Lad. 7.11. cur. 7.31I-«■ j1 l; 111 anil a half; head. Hunting Cat was fourth. Time, 2.3 4-5. RANDOLPH HANDICAP of £30(1. Si»ven furlongs. I—J —I>l XCAXXIIX. 8.12 -T. Green . 1 2 2 ItOLOYNA. 8.2. car. 7.11—1'. Sprat i •_> 4 3 FI.AME IJU KKX. 8.13— A. K. Kliis ;• Also starlcil ; (1 (i Alcrry March. y.2. car. *'■ 7 7 Comliat, P.O. car. 5.7 ; 11-11 I h s.tl; tup i; r cai Plight, 5.3 ; * * ■ I '"a. 8.2. car. 7.11 : (ire.ll I- 1 '- ■ 11-.I 1 -. r. 7..". : It s I kit, 7.1', car. I'l'M: 11 Ui zi'si l« hi >r. 7.7, car. 7.8 | ; 3-4 Areas, 7.7 ; 12-12 (luspliii. 7.7. car. 7.11: 14 1.1 Jed Forest. 7.7. car. 7.4 1 : 13-14 Chit < Inn. 7.1, car. 7.2. ''•'"Kth I'ach way. Areas was fourlh. Time, 1.20. EPSOM HAXDICAP or £300. One mile. 1--1 —I; I.< 1111-: TUi »TTE|{. S.2—\V. J. Ilroughloii 1 "| S Kll.ltor.i:, 7.1::. car is 'V Stokes •> 10 111 IJIKKX liiilliiTHV, 5.2-1 L Ilihhcrd 3 Also started: 101 l t>uccn of Sonir. s.i:;*7 Wine Carii. 5..",. car. 5.2: 4 ."V Xiirln' I I less. 8.3 ; 2 2 Swonl*l ick. 8.3. car. 7.12: :i " High lilee, s.o ; 3 3 Spartan, li i; 'I'he Wrecker. 7 I Willi Talk. 7.11; 12 12 (iletiogil. 7.1 I. car. 7.1. Head each \\a.\. \\ ild Talk wiib fourth. Time. 1.,'(8 .'Jo,