RIVERTON B.C.

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21456, 24 April 1935, Page 15

RIVERTON B.C.

NIGHTFORM WINS FIORD HANDICAP DOUBLE SHOT'S SUCCESS (F2B3S ASSOCIATION TZLEGP.AM.') INVERCARGILL, April 23. The Riverton Racing Club's meeting was concluded to-day in fine weather. There was a good attendance, and the track again was in good order. The totalisator handled £12,070, against £11,155 last year. The total for the meeting was £45.948 10s, against £39,500 10s last year. Results:— PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, Of 125 sovs. Six furlongs. 3 —BAY DUKE 8-3 . . Dent 1 V —Wait Street 7-0 . . Phillips 2 i o—Sliicniish0 —Sliicniish 8-7 .- Humphries 3 2 Silk Paper 8-12: S Hov,l:\niK 8-2; 9 MrXah tf-1; 1 Dollar Bill 7-7; 4 Koyal I'aij 7-1; 5 Golfl Crops 7-2; 11 Little Pal 7-0; j 10 Ohliscmcnt- 7-0 alio started. Won liy a heart; tlirpa-quarters of a length s:r<*on(l ami thiril. Silk Paper v.-ts fourth Time, J min 3 I 4-s:;ec. WAKATIPU TROT HANDICAP, Of 130 sovs. 3min 'lo.see cluss. One mile and a half. I—PICOTBE1 —PICOTBE scr - . . . Waliih 1 2—Bighteen Carat 12 . . JLlconnell 2 13—Sunny Southland 21 . . Scott !) 11 Gold Valley ner; 7 Lee Voyage eer; 3 Mishit]) ser; 14 Nell Grattan Kcr; 4 Stalwart ser; 6 Suncup ser; 8 Chevalier 12; 5 Emhark 12; 9 Ozanam 30; 12 Dusky 48; 10. Vologda 48 also started. Won by half a length; one and a half lengths Reeond ami third. Suueup was fourth. Times—ttmin .".2 3-jsee, 3miu 33 4-ssei> 3ntin 32 l-,"is''i-. Kighle'-n Carat flnishod but. the idaeings v. ere rew'i-:;rd after a meeting (/ stewards. I'or crossing Pic-ntr:--* in the straight driver of Kightern Carat, n a:= suspended for two mouths. FIORD HANDICAP, Of 200 (Jug milo, :t- MUHTfOinr 7-9 .. Wih;r, n I I •4-Red Sun 7-7 .. Lnrki* »! f>—Totolomai 7-0 ,Jenkins 3 2 Grand Kin .tin R-ft; I First Snug B-fi: 6 I Venitn 10 Steetnn 8-4; 7 Great. Shot K-.'l: !i Sailing 'Homo 7-.»; 8 IJamii 7-0 also started, on hr half a length; head pecond and third, i'irit Song was fourth. Time, Imin dlsoc. FAIRFAX HANDICAP, Of 125 sovs. Seven furlongs. 3 -TRAVELS'A, car. 9-1 .. J. JcnJcinK J I—Daring Deed 8-8 . . Pratt 3 2—Foreign Star 7-2 . . "W. Jenkins 3 7 Slaemish 8-10; 5 Ray Biddy 7-13; Silk Arrow 7-H; 10 Valiskn 7-7; 4 Valarth 7-4; 3 1 Red Terror 7-0; 9 Golden Lap 7-0; f, Taiitnu Maid 7-0: 12 Miss Winston 7-0 started-. Won hv four length?; ne,-l; scr-ond and third. Bay Biddy v> a a fourth. Time, lmn> 27 4-ssoc. AUTUMN STEEPLECHASE, Of 150 sovs. Ahotit two miles and a hail. 1 PANOC'HA !)-i .. lA'a I'cer 1 2—Ttlark It,inner 9-0 . . Carroll 2 3-—Orrniiall D O . ; . ingrain 3 ■ r > Quinopal 11-1 pulled up; 0 l>,-.lefeehan 0-t; 4 hVeneh Fler-t 0-1 ami Calham !>-(> (fell) bracketed; 7 Bandy Boa 0-0 (fell* also starts]. Won !>y 7.7 yard'-; a length and n halt second and third. French Fleet was fourth Time, fintin 14 2 ssee. Carroll, rider- of Black Banner, wai sou pended for one month for interference with 'lraball in Ihe straight. OHAI TROT HANDICAP, Of 110 sovs. 4n;in 37cla: , Tuo mile.*, 7—VOI.OUT>A P0 . . T.awlor l o—Singlo Bee 2 1 . . Wallis 3 2—Mountain Lad ser . . Walsh 3 1 t Gold \ alley .ser; 4 Stalwart .ser; 8 Mishap sr.r; 10 Chevalier 2*; 0 Hard Times -1; D (inert Clnud 3G; Monty Ciuiheq :;t>; ! 11 Nelson's Fortune Loyal Drivu 48 1 ij started. Won by n lie-id; neek seeond and third O/anam was fourth. Times—Jmin 13 2-sice 4mm 47fec. Iniiu -lfi l-.",sei-. WAIPANGO HACK HANDICAP. Of 133 poi Ono mile. ■J .41 LP tJIiTt 7-1" ,-. t,V. Jenkins J Lnseen 8-1 1 ~ .. Doolcv 2 12 —Broken liule 7-7 . . Barclay 3 2 Epris 0-1 car. 8-10; 8 Honest Maid 8-7; 7 Poinerd 8-4; 3 Mavam 8-4; f, Ada S-3" 5 Wonderful 7-7; 9 Braw Lad 7-1; 11 In)' p.ila i-t i 13 Littlrj i'al 7-0; 10 Silver Issue 7-0 also started. W'ou by a length; same second and third Wonderful uas fourti!. Time, Imin 41 1-S see. FAKEWELL HANDICAP, Of 150 sovh. Seven furlongs. LOI.BL]-, SHf>T 7-3 .. Jenkins I ti Cherry Queen 8-5 .. Pratt " 2 Benni .. Hinnphries 3 1 Hulu Hello 8-0; 3 .All Humbug 8-1; f, Fuivood 7-0; 4 Xiirgerliead 7-9 also started. Won by n length and u half; head sec ond and third. Hula Bullo was fourth Time, Imin 27 2 ssec. NOTES ON THE RACING ItrßulA,'- TO IK* PRK33.) INVERCARGILL, April 23. A Good Finish The President's Handicap provided a good finish between Bay Duke and Wall Street. The former lasted under punishment to score by a head. Bay Duke, Wall Street, and Dollar Bill made the pace to the straight, with Silk Paper handy in fourth position; but DolJar Bill stopped into seventh place. Silk Paper was fourth, and her rider, A. E. Didham, was asked to explain his handling of the mare, but no action was taken. Royal Pal got badly away and finished fast into fifth place close up. He appeared to be a good thing beaten. Piacings Reversed Picotee made all the running to the straight from Eighteen Carat in the Wakatipu Trot, and they had the finish to themselves. About 100 yards from the post Eighteen Carat "came over on Picotee, who broke, and the former won by a length, An enquiry was held into interference, the placings were reversed, and J. N. Maconnell, driver of Eighteen Carat, was suspended for two months. Sunny Southland was always prominent, but tired, and went into third place, followed by the fast-finishing Suncup. Embark and Gold Valley stopped over the last two furlongs. Decisive Victory Nightform was never further back than third in the Fiord Handicap and came through in the straight to score in a decisive manner from Red Sun, Who was with the winner all the way to the straight. Great Shot took charge at the end of a furlong from First Song, but the latter lost his position to Red Sun and Nightform at the halfmile, and then finished strongly in fourth place. Great Shot was next, and Venite was sixth. Ramo got away badly and was always well back. Grand Finale was showing the effects of his racing and gave a lifeless display. Nightform had a change of riders from the other days, and it was a factor in his success. Totolomai finished fast a neck away in third place. Won by Five Lengths Travenna , made all the running in the Fairfax Handicap, an apprentice race, and came right away in the straight to beat the favourite, Daring Deed, by five lengths. Foreign Star and Daring Deed followed Travenna to the straight, and the former was ousted from second place by a neck. Bay Biddy was last away, and soon ran up into fourth place, where he finished. With a good jump-out he would probably have been second. Travenna paid a remarkably good price in view of his easy success on the second day. One-horse Race Panocha was backed down to odds on in the Autumn Steeplechase, and he made a one-horse race of it. As on the first day, be jumped brilliantly,

but returned to tlie birdcage with a hind leg bleeding profuse-y. He probably gashed a vein. There was a good battle for second money between Black Banner and Grabali. and the former prevailed by a length. An enquiry was held into Black Banner crossing Grabjill about 30 yards of! the winning post, and it resulted in C. Carroll being suspended for a month for careless riding. Both horses were dead beat at the time, and Carroll had no chance of preventing the trouble, and would have been second in any case. It was Carroll s first ride over the .fences, and he took the mount because no steeplechase horseman was available, owing to heavy casualties in their ranks. He handled Black Banner like a veteran, and it was an unfortunate business from every point of view. The placings were not reversed. French Fleet was the only other to finish. A Big Surprise There was a big surprise in the Ohai Trot, when the backrnarker, Vologda, came from the clouds and beat one oC the pacemakers. Single Lee, in the last couple of strides. Mountain Lad and Ozanum were amongst the leading division over the last mile, and were close up. Stalwart had every chance. It was a good race. Decisive Victory Unseen, a solid favourite, attempted to win the Waipungo Handicap'all the way, but went under in the last few strides to Milford, who finished fast; from well back, and won decisively. Broken Rule also finished strongly in third place and Wondefrul got badly away and finished fourth. He was very unlucky. Acla and Epris followed Unseen into the straight, but both stopped badly. Impala and Mayam also failed to run on. Double Shot's Win Double Shot came from fourth position at the top of the straight in the Farewell Handicap, and beat the pacemaker, Cherry Queen, easily. Beam was close up third. After bein; well placed throughout, the favouritrHula Bello, was second into lh straight, but stopped in fourth place. GREYMOUTH J.C. PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY The autumn meeting of the Greyrnouth Jockey Club will be opened at Qmoto to-day. The single pool system of betting, with two dividends on fields of five or more, will be in use. The following horses will probably race prominently:— Novice Stakes: Arrowin, Copenna, Nardoo.

Mawhera Trot: Atarau King War Sheila, Glitter. Stewards' Handicap: Bella Rosa, Royal Sceptre. Hannan Memorial Handicap: Quiet!y, Heather Glow, Courtyard. Metropolitan Hack Handicap: Gold Airow, Appeal, Sibella. Kaiata Trot: Atarau King, Treasure Bond, Glitter. Flying Handicap: Bon Tray, Arrowmid, Lady Nan. Otira Handicap: Bella Rosa, Wino, Colossiari. The programme is as follows: — J 2.55 p.in.— NOVICK STAKKS, nf 00 tovp. Fi vo furIoiirs uiul a half. ft. Hi. pt. lb. Coalpit •S 5 Arrow in 8 5 I'ast Acn . 8 i> Karakatoa s r> iSur.dnurn «s i> Latitude 8 r> Mnrmorat io n h r, Is'ardoo 8 5 Ci'pemwi «s r> 1.5 p.m.— MAW! IK HA TliOT. niin 27&CC class Olio mile. Arctio Voyiigo kt Sulario . fs'.-r Bovcrley Kii £ MT •Sonoma Queen Frr l>i-rny P.; id . . f rr Trm Wrack . . fivv (ilitl'T . . Srr Wikitea . frr I.ittlf) do Oro frr 8 i?» .sie ox 12 J.oiiu'li true . . ucr Aiarau King 2 1 I.uccss . . #cr War Sheila . 24 1.55 p.in.— .STKWAKJJS' 11 A M> I< A T\ of 70 mjvb. Six furlongs rxl a half. sr. lb. st. lb. IMla 0 8 Animated 8 0 llnv.l) Sl.'pplr u H J :i Ni«hf. liycital 7 13 (iold Arrow H 1 I ►S o 1 v c a r 7 12 Free Koso S -I 2.35 p.m.— liA.N'XAX MEMOKIAFj HANDICAP. of no r,ovs. Uno mik ft7id ft quarter. St. lb. st. lb. Quietly . . o r> Courtyard 7 11 Iff.-illier Glow 8 8 ltoyftl Gallant 7 3 Kiri 8 4 fcisterina - 7 3 Comnas&iu 8 2 3.15 p.m.— METROPOLITAN JIAOK HANDICAP of 70 60VS. One mile. M, lb. ft. lb. ficll.l IvOS.I !) 0 Appeal 7 8 Zctca 8 12 tyuobrc 7 0 Gold Arrow 8 .11 Kautipol 7 5 Dniriin 8 :i Golden Dart 7 5 Kihnll.i 8 r, I'hnraob 7 5 Pose Val . . 7 i :J Lutiludo 7 0 Earthquake 7 9 3.35 p.m.-— ■ KAIATA TKOT, of 70 Rovjh. 3n»in jscc clur ; s. One mile nnd u quarter. Arctic Voyazo sec Taxi Wrack err I'ore;.t JIaid tcr Boverluy Kin,? 12 (/litter .. bcr JSolario . 12 IjiI Guy . . scr Atarau King: 06 Little' de Oro ser Treasure Bond :u> Lough Emo . . scr Boltaire . 30 Sonoma Queen r-tr Belle Derby . 48 4.45 p.m.— FLYING HANDICAP, of 70 fova. Five furongs and a half. M. lb. st. lb. Lady Nan . 8 12 Bon Tray «. . 8 1 Ivotlicn 8 8 D^lico 8 1 Margaret Klgindale .. 7 5 Rose 8 5 Bljeu 7 5 Mataa 8 4 Battle Hero 7 0 Arena 8 4 Knrakatoa 7 0 Arrow Rose a 4 Convivial 7 0 Arrow-raid 8 1 5.15 p.m.— OTIRA HANDICAP, of 7 0 so vs. Seven fur* longs. at. lb. st. lb. Bella Koss 0 s Ni[;ht Recital 7 13 Colofisian 8 12 Uoyal Gicrgluswick 8 12 Gallant 7 a \Yi»u 8 Appeal . ! 7 8 I/oiran H y Pharaoh 7 5 Littln Doubt R 1 N'autipol 7 5 Lady Keno 8 0

MARTON J.G. ACCEPTANCES I'FRKSS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.* WANG AN UI, April 23. Tho following arp the acceptances for tho Mai ton Joeliey Club's mnctin'j on April 27: T1MAL PLATE. of 70 sovs. • Six [urlongs. s;. Hi. at. !b. Mcrlyn ..8 7 Pnpctle .. 8 7 Hupp-.- Cyclopean .. 8 1 Hunting 8 7 THTtidrn .. .8 7 Wnbme Nui ..8 7 Allinfjton .. 8 7 Royal Peak •• 8 7 Fleeting Arrow 8 7 OPEN UUHDI.ES HANDICAP, of 100 ?ov3. One mile ord a half. St.. lb. St. lb. Invii'ttis •• 11 Park Acre .. 9 6 KstfeM .. 9 12 Taura Lad .. 9 0 Headland !• 9 Bun Tuck .. !) () LADIES' NECKLACE, of SO sots and trophy valued 13 sovo One mile and 137 yards. fit. lb. St. lb. Tau.iiaj .. 11 10 Outa'pan ..11 0 Kanla ..11 3 Cometra ..11 0 Night ftunncr U 3 Tambo ..11 0 IUumiDngh ..11 3 Lady Arikitoa 11 0 Spender .. 11' 0 Pukepapa .11 0 Even Money 11 0 T«" Tomo .. !1 0 Hard Times 11 0 Croon .,11 0 AUTUMN HACK HANDICAP, of 75 sova. Six furlongs. st. lb. *t. lb. ttcipnr .. 8 10 Kurapae .. 7 11 Irrai.i!m!>nfc .. 8 3 Boon .. 7 7 Aiby .. 8 0 Dialog'ut .. 7 6 Leprechaun .. 8 0 JS'ota lesuo ... 7 fi Ksparaliara 1 11

ALDWORTH STAKES, of 125 aovs. Ona milo and u quarter. at. lb. Et. lb. Eminent .. 9 0 True Shaft 8 7 Trishnu 8 13 Tahuraugi .. 7 13 Lady Itonsld 8 9 GKOFTON HACK CUP, of 120 soys. One milo and 137 yards. Et. lb. et. lb. Jubilee Sous: 9 2 Hunting Lapel 8 10 Queen 7 10 Amyril 8 3 Kaola 7 8 Ingenuity 8 4 Gay Boy 7 7 Hunting Bag 8 3 Sir Romeo .. 7 7 Timorous 7 13 Invasion 7 7 Loprecliaun 7 13 Illuminagh 7 7 A'by .. 7 13 TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of 100 soys. Six furlongs. St., lb. Et. lb. Bough il! 8 2 Limulus 7 4 Midian 7 13 True Shaft 7 2 Foreign Full Queen 7 10 Throttle 7 0 Bodyli:no 7 5 :?AREV?SLL HACK HANDICAP, of 70 SOYS. Five furlongs. st. lb. Bt. lb. Itoipar ■. 8 12 Happy instalment 8 G Hunting 7 fi Midacre .. 7 13 Even Money 7 4 Waipiro 7 9 Bazaine 7 4 Yivici.ne 7 8 Popetta 7 4 Wabiue Kui 7 G EGMONT R.C. HANDICAPS (rases tSSOCHTIO* TELEGRAM. 1 * AUCKLAND, April 23. Handicaps for the F.gmont Racing Club's winter meeting are as follows:— TONGAHOE HURDLES, of 120 boys. One mile and a half. Bt. lb. Bt. lb. Invictus 10 12 Headland .. 9 Sir Spear .. 10 11 Harvest Chile 10 10 Moon 9 0 Constant. 10 10 Diagano 9 0 K'inc Win 10 0 Diamond i> 0 Stnncbiou ;> n Beau Slar 9 0 i'.Nteem 9 1 1 Kuaform !) 0 'J'areha :> in <.io"waulca r> 0 Air Laddie 9 9 Treasure Lucid js :> o Hunt p 0 Cnlosr.nl 0 8 Arctic Star i) 0 Lady Spy 9 7 EGMONT ST1 EPLLUHASK, of 200 novr. About two mi !cu and a half. St. lb. Est. lb. Tudor 1!. r, Marrh Alone 0 5 Cliilft 9 13 Cotr.field 5 Pnhu 9 12 Transact Copey fl 12 Taura Lad (1 Invlnus 9 12 Do/.ki 0 Capella Abbey 0 11 TELEGRAPH HACK HANDICAP, of 110 BO ys. Sii furlongs. st. lb. st. lb. Leo Colossus 9 0 Raparahara 7 10 Royal Secret 8 13 Chikara 7 7 Iieipar 8 11 JPatiloflf 7 6 Kriesland .. 8 9 Koto Iesuo 7 3 Darecourt 8 9 Autumn Leaf 7 0 Swcei; Music 8 f) Scamond 7 <> Gold Mission 8 ('» Red Sand ,. 7 0 Silver Wings 8 4 Outiipan 7 0 Merry Wny 8 1 Lady KgciWlndeoreen 8 I tino geld. 7 0 To Hni 8 I Fnif 7 0 Queen Nona 8 0 Royal Orac 7 It Dispute 7 0 PLYING HANDICAP of 130 EOVE. Six furlongs. st. 3b, ft. lb. C'rnpji 9 O Refresher. 7 9 Lady Ky.ra 8 9 Cav, been 7 8 Tho Tiger 8 e Carfex 7 7 British Cullus 7 3 Columbia 8 3 Navaho 7 3 Boughal 8 1 Full Tbrettlo 7 1 Collesrnoro 8 1 King Ale.'itor 7 0 HACK SCURRY HANDICAP, o£ 100 SOYS. Five furlongs. Bt. lb. Bt. Ib. Full Throttle •J 2 Miss Lorraine 7 1 Leo Colossus 8 11 Lady Eliu 7 1 Iieipar 8 9 Falsi) Debut 8 (i Witness 7 0 The Ark .. 8 5 Hamuli 7 0 1 nKtalment 8 2 Toiithorn 7 0 V.'indKoreen 8 0 Royal /.ion Heart 8 0 Dispute 7 0 To Hai 7 13 Double Ace 7 0 Queen Nona 7 12 Royal Peak 7 0 r.ady Inn 7 » Sporting Cold (ilpara 7 5 Song 7 0 Try Luck 7 3 Caen 0 Joy Box .. 7 2 McRAF. HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. Or.e milei and n quarter. fl. lb. et lb. Aj;n Khan 'J 0 Huri 3 Chief Lady Ronald 7 •J MnrioviPl to 8 12 Sf. Clara 7 2 Cioldon Hair 8 31 Talmrangi 7 1 Princo Ronnie \'aJe 7 0 Colotsus 8 C> Siroiia 7 0 Trislma 8 4 Tupura ngi 7 0 Dnvistock .. 3 -1 Timorous 7 0 TAWIIITl HACK HANDICAP, of 11 0 covs. .Seven lirlongs. Bt. lb. ,st lb. ,li)iiil"e .Song S> (i King Brierly 7 4 Hunting Bag 8 -1 To liangiBonnie Vale 8 2 tumau 7 Onewhetu 8 2 Runform 7 3 Keipar 8 1 Kaola 7 2 Amyril B 1 Chikara 7 2 Diagano 8 0 Yinco 7 1 Sircna 8 0 Panloff 7 1 Aussie Ra 7 13 Passing State Bank 7 3 1 Fancy 7 1 Karu 7 10 Royal tiuy 7 0 Kurnpao 7 10 Pola Dunco 7 0 Timorous 7 8 Spender 7 0 Keii:)i Lu 7 S Red Fox 7 0 Raparahara 7 0 KyiiMOH 7 0 Loprecliaun 7 G Seamorid 7 0 Arctic King 7 i