RACING AND TROTTING

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20983, 11 October 1933, Page 12

RACING AND TROTTING

LATEST NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR

RACING FIXTURES

factorily at' Washdyke on Saturday he will be taken to Trentham. Nightguard and Haere Tonu covered five furlongs in lmin 2 3-ssec, the last three in 38 3-ssec. The former looks well again and is improving with every gallop. ~ . -ft Red Dance ran half a mile in 50 2-ssei\ and Gaysome recorded lmin 1 l-ssec for five furlongs. Some Shamble and Niggerhead galloped six furlongs in lmin 15 3-ssec, finishing abreast. Good on Track. Jaloux and Verden strode over a mile in lmin 40 2-ssec, the former finishing the better. This was Verden's first attempt over a mile journey, and he shaped very well. Further Prospects. Ranelagh ran a mile in lmin 42 2-5 sec, the last three in 39sec. and his brother, Hurlineham, covered six furlonss in lmin 10 3-ssec, the last three in 38 3-ssec. Both will race at Wasociyke. and the latter will be ridden by D.'O'Connor. «_ „ - , Spoon recorded Imm l-i 2-asec tor six :' m-longs; taking 52 2-ssec for the last half. . , Davolo beat Icem over five furlongs in lmin 2 .3 r ssec, the last three m 39see. Making: His Debut. The Lord Warden—FL ..tick gelding in W. McDonald's stable sorinted three furlontts in 37 He will nrobably rrce as Guardian, and will have, his first outing at Washdyke on Satur- j day. ! Kept in Check. Manetho was not extended at any part of a seven furlong gallon, taking lmin 34sec. He is to go to Washdyke, and will be ridden by J. W. Jennings. Not Spectacular. Tea Garden (W. Pascoe) was sent out to jump four hurdles. He had little pace on from the start, and after blundering over the first and doing little better at the next two, lie hit the last hard, and dislodged his rider. Tea Garden was soon remounted, and jumped two. more hurdles at a faster pace, showing a big improvement. Team Increased.

October 14—Masterton R.C. October 14-South Canterbury J.C. October 14,. 16-rAvonda.le J.U . October 19. 21, 23-Welhngton R.C. October 21.: 23-Gore R.C. October 23— Waverjey R.C. October 23—Waipawa County R.C. October 23-North Canterbury R.C. October 23—Waikato Hunt Club. October 26,, 28— Poverty Bay T.C. October 28-Banks Peninsula R.C. November 4, 6.—Auckland R.C. November 4. 6. 8, 11-Canterbury J.C. November 9. 11-Whangarei R.C. November 11—Hawkes Bay J.C. November 15—Dannevirke- R.C. November 18—Carterton R-C November 18, 20—Waikato R.C November 25—Levin R.C. November 30. December 2—Takapuna JC November 30. December 2-Feilding J.C. TROTTING FIXTURES October 14—Waikato T.C. October 21. 23—Auckland T.C October 21, 23—Greymouth T.C. October 23—Oamaru T.C. October 28—Wellington T.C. TURF GOSSIP

Jteminder. Nominations for the Banks Peninsula facing Club's spring meeting will <c!ose at 6 p.m. to-morrow. at Kangiora. An attractive programme has been presented by the North Canterbury pacing Club for its annual meeting at •riangibra on Labour Day. The principal event, the Rangiora Cup, over a jmile and a quarter, carries a stake of ■J 50 sovs, including a cup valued at 25 sovs, given by the officials of the club, and is open to hacks only. The .open class horses will be provided Cor in the Flying Handicap of 105 sovs, Kix' furlongs. The course has been tinder treatment for some weeks past, smd is stated to-be now in excellent order. Nominations will be due at 8 p.m. with the secretary at Rangiora to-day. Handicaps will be available on Monday, and acceptances will close on Wednesday next at 8 p.m. JRiccarton Track Work. A strong, cold wind made matters unpleasant for training operations at Eiccar'ton yesterday. There was a 3arge amount of galloping by horses engaged at Washdyke on Saturday and at Trentham next week. The short Wo.' 7 grass track was in use, and with the prevailing dry conditions fast times were general. The figures usually recorded on this track are somewhat flattering, but they serve a useful purpose from a comparative viewpoint, as all horses are timed from the one angle at each distance post. The plough was also in use, but it is not likely to become popular with trainers until a soaking rain falls to consolidate its present loose and deep formation. On the Plough. Liege Lord ran six furlongs in lmin | 37 l-ssec, and Berate followed, in lmin 17sec, whiia Meprisant executed strong work over the same distance. in Great Order. Cricket Bat galloped seven furlongs in lmin 32sec, the last three in 39 3-ssec. He is at the top of his form just now. and should race well at Trentham. On the Grass. Rebel Song hit out freely in a useful task over six furlongs, taking lmin <!-ssec, the last three in 39 l-ssec. .'Cup Candidates. Rocket appeared to be finishing better than Heather Glow at the end of a mile in lmin 40 2-ssec, the last half an 50 2-ssec, and, the last five in lmin 2 2-ssec. Copyist reeled off live furlongs in lmin 2see, the first two in 23 3-ssec. Fast Time. Nightly revealed his present condition by galloping five furlongs in lmin O 2-ssec. the last three in 36 3-ssec. He will make his next appearance at Trentham. Improving. Fiat Lux and Bright Red raced abreast throughout a seven furlong task in lmin 29 l-ssec, the last three in B9sec. A Solid Gallop. Tout le Monde and Ramo had an interesting tussle over seven furlongs. The first half took 50 l-ssec, and the full journey lmin 28sec. Both finished well, with the honours slightly in favour of Tout le Monde. Useful Work. Monastic reeled\off five furlongs in 3min 3 l-ssec, trie last three in 38 l-ssec. His stable mate, Argentic, who has not been galloped for some weeks, was restricted to half-pace work only Shatter was held in restraint throughout a seven furlong gallop, taking lmin 32 l-sseq, St. Joan accompanying him over the last half. Sweet Agnes" pleased in a six furJong task, taking lmin 16,2-ssec, - the last three 38 3-ssec. Proscenium sprinted half a mile, well in 50 2-ssec, and' his stable mates, Night Flyer and Glandovey, traversed a mile in lmin .44 l-ssec, Glandovey, failed to stay on and,will not go to Washdyke. yVeet Coast Juvenile. Errantry and the two-year-old Master Reynard (Hunting Song—Bayonne) reeled off three, furlongs in 37 2-ssec. The youngster moved very attractively. • ' Promising: Maiden. Regal Star (Robespierre—Sweet Beauty) finished on terms with Water Polo at the end of five furlongs run in lmin 1 4-ssec, the last three in 36 3-ssec. Sam Smith covered the same ground in lmin 2 l-ssec, the last three in 38sec. to' No Hurry. The two-year-old filly Variant, by Limond from Motley, sprinted three furlongs in 37 2-ssec. She has recovered from her recent indisposition, but it is intended to give her an easy time for a few more weejts "and she will not race at Trentham. A Proved Stayer. Minerval, joined by Elude over th« last six furlongs, ran seven furlongs in lmin 29 3-ssec, the last three in 3£ 3,-ssec, the former finishing the better He has come to hand quicker thar, anticipated and should he race satis-

C. Davey has recently taken up two two-year-olds on behalf of Mr P. F. Campbell. One is a colt by Paper Money from Halina, dam or liest Friend and granddam of Compris, and the other is a brother to Davolp, by Pombal from imported Imprudence. The former was bred by Mr Campbell, who purchased Halina from the Elderslie stud, and the Pombal youngster was secured cheaply at the Trentham sales Both' are well grown, and show a lot of promise . " ' A Wise Polity.

-Polydora will not fulfil her engagement in the Timaru Cup on Saturday, as her trainer is of the opinion that she has had enough racing, m ait meantime, and will only require another, race to assist her New Zealand Cup preparation. This she Will get at the Banks Peninsula fixture on October 28.

Anticipated Success. The following commentary on Regal j Son published 8 after his welter suc?pqq at Tattersall's, now makes mteiestin^: reading:-'' Regal Son might now. g a good pick for the Epsom but fife distanee, but the way he came ?^Sr h^X 7 'aSnst Topical with his 8-5.

TROTTING 'NOTES "SSSon. for the lettingigenlj at the North Canterbury Racing Club s annual fixture will close at 8 P.m. for the Auckland Trotting Club's October meeting will close on Friday at 8. p.m. ~„„i anf i Nominations for the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Clubs spring meeting will close at noon to-morrow, j Nominations for the Wellington Trotting Club's spring meeting will close at 8 p.m. next Monday. Acceptances for the Oamaru I rotting Club's spring meeting will close at 9 pm. next Tuesday, and acceptances for the Greymouth Trotting CluVs spring meeting will close one hour earlier. Payment Due. There is a payment of o sovsior the New Zealand Trotting Cup due oy noon on Wednesday of next week. Regal Voyage Returns. Regal Voyage, which started 13 times last leaso/ without having earned a place, may make her reappearance at Fhe Greymouth meetingM£.s ™onth. i She has not raced since February la.t, but her name appears among the entries for the approaching meeting.

A Comparison. At the Greymouth Trotting Clubs meeting, to be held this month, the 2min 44sec class mile and a quaitei event has drawn the following entries: Great Logan, Harold Logan, Red Shadow, Vvrackler Free Advice Su Guy, Lindbergh, and Regal Voyage, the New Zealand Cup horses in the division numbering six. At the Oamaru meeting to be held on Labour Day, the 2min 45sec class mile and a quarter race has attracted the following:—) Nelson's Victory, Indianapolis, John Noble. John Jinks, Colorado, Gold Tinge, Author Jinks, Wrackler, Belinda, Red Shadow, Terence Dillon, Sunny Morn, Satin King,. George Rey, and First Flight. Of these horses four are New Zealand Cup candidates, but in the Oamaru Handicap of two miles, to be decided earlier in the day, other Cup candidates engaged are Roi l'Or, Kingcraft, Harold Logan, and Satin King. Of the cup horses Harold Logan, Wrackler, and Red Shadow are engaged at both the Greymouth and Oamaru meetings. The total number of cup horses nominated for Labour Day meetings is 10, those not required to race being Royal Silk, Mountain Dell, Glenrossie, and Harold Thorpe. It was rather surprising that the name of Royal Silk did not appear among the Greymouth nominations, but like Mountain Dell arid Glenrossie he will probably be given his only outing'before the cup at the Wellington meeting. Small Field in Derby Trial.

'. Remaining in the Derby Trial, to b<? decided at the Oamaru meeting on Labour Day, are the following horses: War Buoy, Vanity Fair, Morello, Rare Key, and a filly by Cathedral Chimes from a Marvin Wilkes mare, the property of the president of the club, Mr M. J. Hannon. Rare Rey, who is trained at Takinini by F. J. Smith, has not yet raced, and he can be looked upon as an unlikely starter..

Events at Bangiora. - At the North Canterbury Racing Club's meeting to be held at Rangiora on Labour Day, the following; two. light harness events will be decided:—View Hill Handicap, .of one mile, and .a;hatf, 3min 45sec class, and the Ashley.Handicap of one mile and a quarter, 3mm 7sec class. Both events are worth 9 1 sovs, and are to be decided in harness. Nominations will close with .the Secretary at Rangiora to-day at 8 p.m. ©mimes Trotting; Club. The report of the Thames Trotting Club stated that the fotalisator figures for the two day's meeting showed an increase of £3OIO 10s with the profit on the meeting £115.. >Vith the depreciation written, off, the loss on the season's workings was £156. Warboat's Next. Warboat, who has filled second place at both of his recent races at Methven and New Brighton, is likely to do his next racing on the West Coast as he has been nominated for the Greymouth .Trotting Club's spring meeting. Team for North.

Tactless, Ngingongingo, and June Royal left last night in charge of J. a. Shaw to fulfil engagements at the Waikato and Auckland meetings. For the last few . days Ngingongingo has been lame, but the effects have been gradually wearing off since he was blistered, and.although he is not thoroughly sound again, he has gone north in the hopes that he will have recovered by the time the meeting comes around. He was worked at New Brighton yesterday morning and completed his work as well as could be expected in the circumstances.'Tactless proved by his showing in the mile and a quarter race at New Brighton last Saturday that he is in forward order for immediate racing, and he should do well on the northern trip. The thirJ member of the party has yet to face the starter, but she has at different times shown in her training work that she is possessed of the brilliance necessary for her to figure prominently in a maiden race.

WINOOKA IN AMERICA ARRANGING RACE WITH EQUIPOISE (uarreo vrius Assom-iioa—bt eleci'iuo i TELEGEAPn—OOPTBIOBT.) (Received October 10, 7.10.p.m.) NEW YORK, ..October ■ 9. Mr R. Naylor discussed the possible race between Winooka and Equipoise at Belmont Park on November 7, with Mr Whitney (owner of Equipoise) and Mr Harry Buck, secretary to the United Hunt Association to-day'. Mr Naylor informed the Australian.Press Association that. negotiations were nearing completion. The differences encountered were about the weights and distance. Mr Naylor favoured 7st 21b and not more than seven furlongs, while Mr Whitney preferred Bst 81b and one mile.' Mr Naylor said ho would agree to the heavier weights, but would insist upon his distance. A Laurel message states that the date of the Winooka race has been changed to October 20, "apparently because two bi(? stakes are scheduled.for Saturday. It is hoped, that Winooka's appearance will increase 'the ordinary light Friday attendance. Jamestown is apparently eliminated as a possible opponent. Winooka-in an impressive workout ran five furlongs in lmin 3 2-ssec.

WAIMATE R.C. .'MEETING'' OF' COMMITTEE At a meeting of the committee of the Waimate Racing Club there were present—The president (Mr G. A. McCulloch), Messrs J. Matheson, J. F. Cooney, M. Cooney, J. Dench, S. Dixon, J. Halliday, E.'B. Harrison, "T. Twomey, and H. Willetts.

The Canterbury District Committee advised that the club's liability for delegates' expenses to the Racing Conference this year was £1 12s 6d. The amount was passed for payment. The New Zealand Trotting Association notified that Mr G. Paul, of St. Albans, Christchuxxh, would be the handicapper for trotting events on the Waimate Club's programme. The secretary of the Racing Conference notified that • a levy of fourteen fifty-firsts per cent, on gross totalisator investments of each club for the 1932-33 season had been ordered for the expenses of the conference and stipendiary stewards and racecourse inspectors' fees. The amount due by the Waimate Club was £lB 7s 7d. The Oamaru Jockey Club wrote suggesting a conference of the 13 racing and trotting clubs between Methven and Waikouaiti to discuss matters of mutual interest, mentioning that recently Southland clubs had held the third such conference Svith apparently good results. It was resolved that a reply be sent advising that the committee favoured the suggestion, considering it would be beneficial provided all the clubs mentioned in the list took the necessary interest in the scheme. ' The Waimate Club would' be prepared to appoint representatives to attend such a conference. It was resolved that the executive officers be empowered to arrange for representatives to attend the suggested conference. The chairman reported that the trees at the boundary of the grounds near Cousins's corner were overhanging the rpad. and he was of opinion that they should be cut down.

RACE AT PIMLICO (Received October 10, 10.40 p.m.) BALTIMORE, October 9. Winooka was nominated to-day for the 2500 dollars added Baltimore Handicap, the feature of the opening day programme at Pimlico on November 1. The race will be over his best distance, three-quarters of a mile. AUSTRALIAN RACING CAULFIELD GUINEAS ACCEPTANCES (ujuted ruess association— »y electric TZMSGBAPH—COPTIUOHT.) | (Received October 10, 7.45 p.m.) MELBOURNE, October 10. Final acceptors for the Caulfield Guineas are: Chunni Lai, The Monarch, Count Ito, Palphar, Hall Mark, Great Don, Potency, Snow Acre, Brutus, Ogwell, Wheriko, Break Up, Centre Line, Blue Boy, Sir Ramp, Queen Avis, Limarch, Blixten. Shakuni, Will Pay, Burlesque, Sir Murthly, Vagus, Moon Call. WATERLINE INJURED (Received October 10, 9.50 p.m.) MELEOURNE, October 10. • Tne former New Zealand horse Waterline injured himself galloping, and is unlikely to race again for six months. . Toorak acceptors include Autopay, Gaine Carrington, Ruling Light, and Weatherwise. J. Pike will probably ride Gaine Carrington and W. Cook Tadema in this race. Inflation has been scratched for Melbourne engagements. Lough Neagh is reported not to be coming for the Melbourne; Cup.

SOUTH. CANTERBURY, J.C. ACCEPTANCES , ." (ntESS A.S3OCUTIOK' TELEGEAU.) TIMARU, October 10. The- follow ins are thn acceptances for Uie South Canterbury Jockey Club's Bpnug mooting on October l-l: — • , OTAIO HUKDLES HANDICAP, of 110 s.ovs. One mile and a half. st. lb. nt. lb.Morabo ...10 12 Night Cup 10 0 Captain's Huntley ..<'■> Gin. 10 11. Gullivanter '•> 0 Don Jose .10 0 Sports Kins 0 0 Tea Gurden 10 0

OAMARU T.C. ' NOMINATIONS (SrCt'llL TO THE PK23S.) ' OAMARU, October 10. Following »rs' the nonlihalions for the Oamuru Trotting 'Club's mooting on October IMPROVERS' -HANDICAP, of 133 sovs; oho mile and a . hull - —HaKaterc, Copper Money, Bon Haven, Burlesque, 'triangle, bar Bingen, Renegade,' MargaVet Parrish, son's Lady, Imp'oHter, Normnn Fox, Coreopsis, Walmooka, Hokonui, Malaunga, Ohimin;r Wrack. TKTAI. HANDICAP, o£ 135 spvs; onei inilo and a halt—Clem Dawe, Wep Wrack Black Wutcl], Thackeray, Blandtord, Attorney, Vanity Tail*, Damian, Greenntrintlo, Ivan do Oro. Guy Mauritius, Garry Thorpe, Wev.elIvn'B Pot, Colcno Parrish, Solano, Great Antrim, Captain Heath, lied Gold, Tington, Glen Lady, Playwright. DASH HANDICAP, o£ 150 boys; one mile and a quarter—Louis Binffou, Whippett, Pniirio King, Royal Parade, Lough Guy, Girvan, War Officer, Rod Spur, Kelson do Oro Priceless, Little Nelson, Golden Direct, UJm. Lady ADtrim, King's Cup. OAMARU HANDICAP, of 500 boys; ty,o miles—Nelßon'a Victory, Roi l'Or, Colorado, Gold Tinge, Kingcraft, Arethusu, Silver do Oro, Belinda, Harold Logan, Sunny Morn, Satin King, First Flight.

. WAITAKI HANDICAP, of 100 eovs; ono rniio and a half —Bon ■ Haven, Sister Mary, Triangle, Silk Coat, Enigma, Margaret Parrißh, .Earl Bingon, Dynasty, Gyrate, Bon Boy, Impostcr, Norman Fox, Wuhnooka, Hokonui, llataunga, Chiming Wrack, Hapturo.

TTCIJO HACK HANDICAP, of 100 xovb. Six furious:!.

ct. lb. Nt. 1". Ni"Korhoad. 0 0 High Speed 7 <1 Monastic 8 U Gold Dreiss 7 - Doniso •• s " June the Gaysouio 8 5 ■ ■ Third 7 2 Grand Review 8 1 Pharaoh- .. 7 u Davolo .. 112 Final Shot ' 0 First Son; 7 !>

TIiIARU CUP HANDICAP, of 17'o sovs. Ono mile and a quarter.

st. lb. «'- llj - Rebel' Sonj 812 Tout le Monde 8 2 Shatter ..8 0 Cliryaology 7 lu Ranolagh ..8 9 P.amo >•■ ' 7 Minervol ..8 7 Kochet "11 Mount Boa '8 2 Jaloux. .. 7 o

SWUNG, STAKES, of 9.3 sova. Fivo fur I»"SS..

nt. Hi. st. lb. \du)t ..8 7 Ked Dnn.-e 8 7 Mr Pocket 8 7 Sam Smith 8 7 Guillotine '8 7 Song Bos .. » 7 Hot Stuff 8 ? Master Moonbeam 8 7 . Twcnard . 7 Jfotunau ..-8 ' Fompcn ..7 7 Mount Val 8 7 Prince Proscenium 8 J ' Varden ~1 Quito Soon 8 7

KEURYTOWX HACK HANDICAP . ot 100 bovq. One mile and o5 yarUc.

St. lb. &t.»»Manetho .. f> ° Some Drum Fire * 0 Shambla 7 7 Eludo ..8 0 Donalda .. . ' Trivot •• 8 s Tildas ... i < Hi R u Speed 710 Ruling Fen 7 7 Pharaoh .? 7 7 Bright Ked 7 7

FLYINU HANDICAP of 120 fots. Six furlongs.

Bt. II). "J.- lb _- Hurlin-hum !> ! Kerbeido 7 " Tho Quorn 9 J Royal Sceptre 7 0 Sliver Streak 8 7 Night Recital 7 0 Mobile . . 8 4. Lord Argosy < 0 Spoon . . 8 3 Arrowmid 7 0 WASHDKYE TROT HANDICAP, of IUO • Bovb. Srain -15boc class. Ono milo and a half. Atholney Laua Bcr Ivan do Oro bit Atralctto .. air Real Burton bit Dlnndford ' ' scr Koßftnor .. scr Chudic . . scr Vanity Fair scr Dandy Locanda scr Wee Wrack nrr Klvo ■ • -scr Bhwk Watch 24 Garry Thorpe . scr TeUgatc . . 36 HADDOW TROT HANDICAP, of 105 boys. iimin 7see class. Ono -mile and a quarter. Atholney Lass acr OrocnmantJo scr Atraletta . • si'' Irish l'each . . Bcr "Ulandford .. scr Locust .. Bcr Colleen Our War .. scr Chonauit flcr lloa] Burton scr Dandy Locandu, ecr Kosonor .. scr Elvo .. "M Yankoclanil «tfr Epilogue •• cur Black Watch '-'•1 General Tollgato .. 36 Sarsfield Bcr

KEDCASTLE HANDICAP, of 140 bovs; one mile and a half—Guyziali, Lucky Guy, Jxird Lupin, Derby Vale. Great Nolaou, Onoto, Groat Minto, Quita, Royal Escort, Tr.nsatu, War Chance, Desert Maiden,' Guu Metal, Vagabond King.

WESTON HANDICAP, of 300 nova; one mile and a quarter—Nelson's Vioto/y, John Noble, John Jinks. Colorado, Gold Tinge, Author Jinks, Wrackler, • Belinda, Bed Shadow, Terence Dillon, Sunny Morn. Satin King, George Bey, '.first .Flight, Indianapolis.

• Kew Zealand Derby Trial. After tho declaration o£ the second forfeits, the following horses remain in the Now Zealand Derby Trial, 1933, to be run at the Oamaru Trotting Club's Labour Day meeting:—Vanity Fair, Rare Rey, War Buoy, Morello, ch f by Cathedral Chillies- Marvin Wilkaa —2lcKinn»y pare.