GORE R.C.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20788, 23 February 1933, Page 12

GORE R.C.

STEETON WINS HANDICAP. RAIN AFFECTS ATTENDANCE. GORE, February 22: The Gore Racing Club's summer meeting opened to-day. Heavy rain affected the attendance. The win and place cotalisators were introduced. The investments ivero £5238 10s, compared uith £5893 oil the first day last year. Results: — HIGH-WEIGHT HACK HANDICAP, Of 70 sovs. Eight furlongs and a half. 2—NIGHT ROSE ft-7 . . Cooper 1 3—Thornton 9-9 .. O'Connor 2 3—ltomboau 9-4 . • • • Dempßter 3 4 Wrey Boa 9-0 also started. Won by a nose; two lengths second and third. Time, lmin 53sec. LOMGFOED HACK HANDICAP, Of 70 sovs. Sii furlongs. ::—WOHSSHIP 8-10 . . Brodie 1 4. 4—Mayam 7-12 . . . . Cotton '£ 1. 2—Jack a Dandy 8-9 . . L. J. Ellis 8 12, 13 Emvood 9-0; 9, 11 Sailing Home 8-9; 2, 1 Shock 8-4; G, 9 Hot Tea 7-11!; 11, 7 Young Sentinel 7-12; 5, 10 Roland 7-13; 7, 5 Brougshane 7-11; 6, 8 Flying Amy 7-8; 13, 12 Remindful 7-7; 9, G Couca de Oro 7-7 also startod. Won by a length; two lengths second ni.d third. Time, lmin 14 4-sijec. RACING CLUB HANDICAP, Of 100 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 4. 4 STEETON 7-3 .. Jones 1 ]. 2—Red Sea 9 1 . . .. Stuck 2 •J. I—Night Maid' 7-0 .. Phillips 3 5, 5 King Balboa 7-10; 3, 3 Hystrido 7-0; 0, 6 Dumblane 7-0 also started. Won by half a length; two lengths second and third. Time, 2min 9sec. PROGRESSIVE TROT HANDICAP, Of 80 eovs. Smin 36sec claas. One mile and a half. 3. 2—MOCAST 2-1 .. Todd 1 F>. s—Young Frank scr . . McKinnell 2 6. 6—Weo Scotty 24 . . Mitchell 3 3, 3 King Mae scr end Winning Wave 48 coupled; 2, 1 Just Shandi scr; 4, 4 Nelson's Fortune 12; 8, 7 Highland King 24; 7, 8 Grey Girl 3G also started. Won by a length; two lengths second and third. Time, Bmin 32sec. NOVICE HANDICAP, Of 05 bovb. Six furlong*. ft. B—JOHANNIE 8-7 .. Stuck 1 ;i. 3—lsland Linnet 8-7 .. Phillips 2 2. 2—Acla 9-0 . . . . Cooper 8 5, 5 Glenham Lark 8-12: 4, 4 Twilight 8-11; 0, 6 Fair Vision 8-7; 1, I Clatter 8-7; 8, 9 Shamata 8-7; 7, 7 Lochena 8-7; 10, JO Westwood 8-7 also started. Won by a length; two lengths second mid third. Time, .lmin 17sec. CROYDON HANDICAP, Of 85 sovs. Six furlongs. 4. 3—ROYAL DUKE 710 .. Phillips, 1 1, I—Palermo 9-0 . , O'Connor 2 5. 4 —Blue Metal 3-4 . . Eastwood 3 2, 2 Fair Weather 8-11; 0, 5 First Money 8-5: 3, 6 Toto-lomai 7-6 also started. Won by two lengths; length second ind third. Time', lmin lusec. BLJSCIKIC TROT HANDICAP, Of 70 sova. Smin 42see elass. One mile and a half. . 1. 1-—SURE scr . . Waite 1 2. 2—Blue Mountain Queen 48 Ifaconnell " 5. 4—l'ster Mitchell scr .. McKay 3 13, 17 Chiming Lou scr; 8, 7 Christina'# Wave acr; 12, 9 Erin'* Own scr; 18, 18 Happy May scr; 3, 8 Rollicking Wave cor; 9, J3 Scot Free scr and Senorita 24 coupled; 17, 10 Gold Era 13: 7, 11 Jane'# Bell 13; ii, 5 Sergeant Dalian 12; 0. (1 Chiming Ware 12; 31, 13 Red King 24; 13, 15 Prince Wrack 24: .13, It Vologda 24; 9, 7 Ghechalico 86; 10, 9 Tussore Silk 36: 18, 19 Lady Zits 46 also started. Won by two lengths; three lengths second and third. Time, Smin 34sec. SUMMER HACK HANDICAP, Of 85 sovs. Seven furlongs. 1. 2—AMELITA 8-1 . . L.J. Elils f G. O—LOOHARD 7-7 . . A. Eastwood v 4. s—Cough 0-4 . . . . Stuck 13 3, 1 Red Sunset 8-1; 5. 4, Royal Emblem 8-1; 2, 8 lmin 33 l-ssec. NOTES ON THE RACING. (srrclAL TO TBI MUSS.) Thornton, carrying ipore than half the pool ,in the Goro High-weight Hack Handicap, appeared to have the race won opposite the lawn stand, . but stopped quickly, and Night Hose, vigorously ridden, won by a short head. O'Connor's explanation that his mount was dying as the post was approached, was accepted by the Judicial Committee!. Both Shock and Jack a' Dandy were better fancied than Worship, in the Longford Hack Handicap, but once the straight was entered, neither had a chance with the last-named, who wop ■yell from Mayam. Stcoton obttincd a break on the field over the first Ave furlongs in the Racing Club Handicap. v After being given a breather he drew out again after making the far turn and lasted long enough to beat Red Sea by half a length. Mocast, after loiiflg ground at the start, was patiently handled in the Progressive Trot, and/Nelson'# Fortune and Young Frank led him into the straight." Finishing wide out Mocast beat Young Frank home comfortably. An outsider, Johnnie, carried tli? favourite, Clatter, off his feet at the end of half a mile in the Novice Handicap, and won well from Island Linnet. With the course to his liking Palermo was m&do a good favourite in the Croydon Handicap, but after being well E laced throughout, had no chance with is stablemate, Royal Duke, wh'o beat hifii by four lengths. The Electric Trot was run in a blinding rainstorm. Sure, a good favourite, was never further back than third. He waited on Peter Mitchell till the straight was reached and thenf drew out to win easily from Blue Mountain Queen, who skipped twice in the last furlong. There was thunder and lightning accompanied by heavy rain, during the running of the last race, for which Amelita was made a good favourite. Slaemish, Lochard, and Bed Sunset led into the straight. Then Amelita put in a good run, and seemed to beat Lochard by a good head, but the judge declared a dead-heat. The ' Smuggler and Signaller were withdrawn from all engagements, owing to the death of Mrs F. Price, wife and mother of the owners, which occurred this morning. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. MATAURA HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. Eight furlongs and a half. ft. lb. st. lb. Night Rose 10 it Romboau .. f* n Thornton . . 10 2 Wrey Boa . . 9 0 Taragona .. 010 HOKONUJ HACK HANDICAP, of 70 govs. Seven furlongs. St. lb. ■;!. ii,. Jack a" Dandy 8 n &Tiot> /. s 3 ' Amelia .. 810 Slapißich .. 7JU Sailing Home 8 7 Roland 7 19 PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 3j»o sovs; Ono njilo and » distance. • lb- \ at. lb. Rod Sea .. 0 6 Night Maid 7 <t Stepton ' . . 712 Hystride . . 7 0 Kin,? Balbo# 710 JUVEftSDALE THO7', of 40 save. Satin 51 see elass. Oije mile and Ave furlongs. Young Frank ser Blue MounXelli© Osborne 12 tain Queen <>o Wee Seotty . 12 Erin's Fair .. 72 Grey Girl 34 Suncroß3 ... 72 Winning Wave 36

TRIAL HANDICAP, of 65 sovs. Six furlongs. tt. lb. at. lb. Royal Island , t 0 „ Emblem 0 2 Linnet 8 .> Broughshano 812 Ballaealla • • 8 2 Ada • • s 9 Fair Vision 8 0 Irish Conca de Oro 8 0 Birdcatchor 8 9 Shamata . . 8 0 Johnnie .. 8 9 Westwood 8 0 Flying Amy 8 7 BOROUGH HANDICAP, of 85 sovs. Six furlongs. st. lb. st„ lb. Palormo ..94 First Money 8 3 Fair Weather 810 Totolomai . . 7 3 Royal Duke 8 8 Enwood . . 7 0 Blue Metal 8, -1 TELEGRAPH TROT, of 70 sovs. Smin ssee Class. One mile. Ardaganny .. scr Erin's Own 12 Chiming Billy scr Gleniffer .. 12 Chiming Lou .. scr Master Lee 3 2 Crescent Lee . . scr Sergeant Dallas 24, Jolly Drive . . scr Golden ErA . . 24 Just John . . scr Chiming Wave 24 Xtijjo . . scr Prince Wrack 30 Martelio scr Senorita " 30 Peter Mitchell scr Bluo MounQueen Snbe . . scr tain Queeu GO Winnie Lee .. scr AUTUMN HACK HANDICAP, of 85 sovs. Seven furlongs, st. lb. st. lb. Cough , . . 9 f> Lochard . . 8 1 Jack ii' Dandy 8 10 Red Sunset 7 lei Kemal Pasha 8 7 Young Thornton- .. 8 2 -Sentinel 7 3 1 AUCKLAND T.C. FIRST FLIGHT WINS A DOUBLE. INCREASED TOTALISVIOR RETURNS. (1'E833 ASSOCIATION TKMiGBiH.) AUCKLAND, February '2'2. Heavy rain marred Lhe conclusion of the Auckland Trotting Club's February meeting at Epsom to-day. The track was sodden and the going extremely difficult. Tho attendance was moderate. The totalisator handled £16,848 los, compared with £15,897 15s on the corresponding day last year. For the two days the amount handled was £36,983 los, compared with £29,920 os twelve months ago, an increase of &70G3 10s. Results: MANUREWA HANDICAP, Of 110 sovs. 3min 48sec class. Ono mile and a half. 4. 4—MATTIE HEKBILWYN 72 Mitchell 1 0 G—Pearl I J arriKh scr E. N'. Kennerloy 2 1. 2—Nol&on Pirate 18 . . Paul, 3 o, 5 Autumn Lu scr; 9, 9 Gala Day scr; 3 Otara scr; 8, 8 Peter Abdallah scrj 7, 7 Stardown acr; 2, 1 Kohewah 36 alw started. - Won by two lengths; three lengths second and third. Times —3min 88 4-ss?c, 3min 45 -1-oscc, Smin 43 2-Ssec. HGWICK HANDICAP, Of 310 eovt. 3niin 42sec class. One mile and a half. 3. 3—MAY CHENAOLT scr McMillan 1 4. 3—Te Mahanga scr .. Broughton 3 5. 6—Edna Worthy 06 . . Moran 8 2, 5 Fisher 06, 6, 2 Gold Seam 24; 3, ■* Raider 12; 9, 10 Pedlar ecr; 8, 8 Our Summer scr; 7, 7 Min Bells acr; 12, 12 Home Brew scr; 13, IS ffreo Gift scr; 10, 11 Ariel Bell «cr; 11, 9 Aircraft scr also etartcdWon by two lengths; three-quarters of « length second and third. Times —3mln 81 3-ssec, 3min 32 8-ssec, 3»in SOsec. MACKENZIE HANDICAP, . of 300 sovs. 4min 83sec class. two miles. 2. I—FIRST FLIGHT 12 Broughton '1 3. 2—Kewp'e's Guy 24, .. Smith 2 8. B—Kewjjie'a Triumph scr .. Gee 8 7. 7 Ilaydus scr; 8, 8 Silver de Oro scr; 3, 3 Pageant scr bracketed with Kewple'B Guy; 0, 6 Brentlight 12; 4, 5 Peter Pirate 1 48: 6, 4 Aotp Machine 60 also started. In the early running Kewpie's Triumph was prominent and held a good posifion throughout, Raydus, Pageant, and Peter Pirate showed out, but First Flight took commanif fn the straight and held off a strong challenge by Kewpie's Guy by three-quarters / of a length, with half a length between second and third. Times—tmin 87 2-ssec, 4rain 37sec, 4min 80 3-Bsec. SYLVIA PARK HANDICAP. Of 120 sovs. Smin 28»ec class. One mile and a half. 2. 2—REALTY scr . . E. Groat 1 4. s—Fre« Logan 12 . . Moran " G. 4—Lady Coronado 12 J. Heginbotham • 3 1, 1 Homeward acr; 8, 7 Nelaon's Chum scr; 11, 10 Ntttivo Berry scr; 7, 11 Whi|»p«t scr; 10, 9 Hohoro scr; 10, 9 Lady Yvonne 12; 5, 0 Silver Bingen scr; 5, 6 Kelp 548,; 3, 3 Modern Light IS; 12, XS Glandore 24; 0. S Dad's Hops 36 also started. Won by two lengths; a length between second and third. Times—Smin SO 2-Bse'e, Smin 30 2-Ssec, 3n)in Slsec. RICHMOND HANDICAP, Of 120 soys. ■ Smin 86see class. One milt and a half. ' 2—WEB MACHINE ser .. Mitchell 1 3—Prince Etawah ser R. D. Kcnnerley " I—Mazda 24 .. .. Smith 8 Wpr> by and « half lengths; 200 y*Hq second and third. Times —-Smin 36 2-56ec. Smin 37 4-ssec, 3min 58 8-&seo. 30AKGXTOTO HANDICAP, ' Of 150 sovs, Sijiin 86fec class. One mile and » half. / 1, 1-—NICOYA 24 . . Berkett, 1 JJ. 3—Z4ns!bar scr .; Murray 3 4. s—P&rrisK Bella 13 . . Pillinter 8 2, 2 Explosion 73; 6, 7 WisdeHat 48; 7, 6 Marble Star 12; 3,, 4 Moko Girl 12 also started. Won by a length; a neck between second and third. Times—Bmin 89 8-osec, 3n?in 42 l-ssec, 3mij| 41 2-ssec. FOEBBS HANDICAP, Of 145 sovs. 2min 47sec class. One mile and « quarter, 3, I—-FIRST FLIGHT 21 Broughton 1 2. 2—Great Parrish 12 .. Paul 3 7. 7—Kewpie's .Triumph 24 .. Gee 3 4, 5 Wilma Dillon 12; 3, 4 Silver dc Oro 12; 9, 9 Kelp scr; 9, 9 Brentlight 12; 4, 6 Dan Direct 12; 10, 10 Nelson Tasker 19; 8, 8 Raydus scr; 6, 3 Carnui scr; 6, 8 Pageant 12 also started. Won by a length; three-quarters of a length between second and third. Times— Smin 51sec, 2min 52 3-ssec, 2min 62sec. FAREWELL HANDICAP, # Of 120 sov?. 2min 36sec class. One mile and a quarter. ! 3. 3—REALTY 00 . . K. Groat I ;i. B—Prince Etawah scr .. Mitciheli a 2. 2—Homeward 48 . . AugttEt S 10, 11 Whippet 48; 4, 5 Silver Bingen 80; 11, 9 Hohoro 86; 7. 9 Pukerairo 34 j C, Q j Bell Dial 24; 8, 7 Hey de Quest 12; 0, <t I Great Fame ser; 1, 1 Francis Lincoln »tr also started. Won by R head; half a length between second and third. Times—2»iin 55 3-shzc, Smin 0 4-ssec, Smin 87sec.