SPORTING

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21483, 27 May 1935, Page 15

SPORTING

I C ONTINUED FROM PAGE li.) Ti; KI'ITI K.C. ! RIOTOI'S WINS STEEPLECHASE ] ..;fi X UOCIXIV.I* T2I.r.OUAa.> HAMILTON. May 25. . ; Kuiti Racing Club's annual t wa:; concluded at Te Rapa to- , ■ jf; k'cul weather, before a large : VT.d.'i it'.'. The track v;ns slightly The totaiisator handled : ~581. t: 13.430 last year, and ■ r ('»:_• C against vear. Results: — »lAii r .AI'OTO HAC'lt SI'IiEI'LECHASS. li£ i j.'i Tvr» miles. : I.w U.W JO-'.| j- 1 i \ ~ 7 .. Mcllr.,-/ " t - ll4»l<|.|. »" '• "• , ;y ,;V '■ T •! " 1-: Mil--: 'I. h'i" ;i 1 0 A rdrnarinii):; !»•«! 4 1 r.l-.i,,!; <>'■• Uadford; 7, 7 I•i ~!'••> n'urtfl. , r,., thr«« Irnsllio: » lensth 5,,C01,a fiirij. 'limo, imni 1 . lIAMOATIKI MACK HANDICAP, Of 100 so vs. Six fnrlonss. DlvUlon l. I—KaHAPA A. 0. Cimeron 1 4 .\dal'.-n« H-1U ■■ B. Kc«»lns - J--ti.7-OJ ■■ 8. Anderson J > Roviil linnco s-0 (I. i!e-*d; 2, •' Roman • • , .< T I ! Oo|ill!n-:)|; ValudrnH 7-« H 7 Landlubber 7-7 Brown; 11, l i'.-,.,,;,' 7 H. liilmcr: :i, '1 Salesman 7 ; •>. 3 Whirlir.ls 7-U S. Thunwon; ; J 7-0 Savage; to, tl .Sir '♦ -ntnjr 7-2 Wind'-r: 7, ft Sweet Bo»« _7-t ■ r-, f (), let 7ai Siniih; i I". :!ri:Uh .Ic-,vc] 7-t Clifford also started. „ t >,v half a length; a head S"(.'imd and t -I. 'li 'i i ••. Imin Us."'. PIO PIO UV&DLSB HANDICAP, < i ont miln iind threc-nuartcri. Ti: WKIXISO A UK.NT 9 0 A. flilm"r 1 i i t ; ,i„na >0 .1 .. (1. bpinki 2 . siancnion 0 2 . . J. Choat I Vitl Wilfeh 10-9 R. R. Thomson; 2, t < .■ 'f-v% Sullivsn; 3. 2 Kin* Win 0-11! . ft. Imperial Prine® 9-11 7 Kias'» Ar'her si v ! ilurgeia: 3, 9 a 1 C. Thomson; 11, 11 Sir Mu*k '■ ' 10, 10 Blsclt Jlarlin 0-0 Crad- (■■■ k. t;, 12 Sab-E<lltor B-fl Bh»rkey also n I.

■V.i't !,y on* *nd n half I«!nsft-h-*; +* <I ari4 third. Tim*, Omin 22 --Snoc.

HAKOATXKI HACK HANDICAP, Of 100 hots. Si* furlong. 3»cond Division f *—AlLVi'Cft riaiKH 7-9 A. ('auutron 1 "i—o*y Egypt 7-1 .. Clifford 3 Hi Iv> —Grand Scor® 7-7 .. Lotij U J Hnlomon '!•'! MeTayhh; 3. Mnnsh 3 i:J. 1 i Merry Lap 7*lo - ■ Mlacb*. 4 Tahiti 7 10 Anderson; 1, I Ten. 7-9 I'arton*: 1". 7 inltnlmeiit 7*ll ' ~*»d!er: 1-V l'» 3oln Sonar 7-t VV. Thorn--4..r» ■ 7 <5 It ■' j! 1 i 1-2 r»OUKI*» 7 0 8*v»e«; 3, 2 Gloucester 7 : Win«t*r: 12, 11 Trouvalilo 7-'J W. I<s, I.; Woriii 7 Kill,' 7-5 J Trermiln ; 1 J flr .V-n* 7-2 liiliier ulnci V7r,'; l.r Ittf-e----riu nrt*• r-t o-' a length; ono f,.j » half Ir-iigiii* siiUKud and third. Time, Uui'i 17 1

WAITOMO HANDICAP, of ITU isov t, ■ l)ni' ni:l'\ f,-~TYJSALT 70 .. It. ShViujo I i. r -Knv,. i-:\ . . A. F.TII'! :: v.. i-.> Mil •rj'iil 7-ii .. U. Ilorno I *>ay K>Mt» 7-1' Au')*-r.-'OJ) ; 1 1 i'm n <*4 W. Thomson; 7. 7 I.*»rd \ 7 5. ft Scotland 7-JO Cain- ( r J Wiiit 'iitd 7-7 \V. J'mii'k; 1'!, 1 . VaJ ft-G (St«'v/ar» » : t>. Kinking u •-i 7 7 lVindr»r; , - i , U*»!ruin 7-0 Tr« i'■.au: \'j, I j ' • f tr'rJjHt> 7 0 OoldJinch: ,'J Mtvian 'J7 > ; ll'. 11 Aran*a Yvrr.i?: 1.'5, l-l ilouny Cay 7-ii 1. Smith itHtari^d. V»"11•» >.»>• a half a length stv.-ond and t'i.r.j. Tiffi*. Imin 44-''^. !UWIiJA STEBPXiECHASB HANDICAP, Of '.'CO novK. Two miles, i. ! -RIOTUITfc ii 5 J. IfoUa > 1 —linyal Limcfi'l O-I'.i O'Connu;* 'J 4 —1!• r: .. J. '•> l Tkijljy «*fr 'ii'mor: 5. ' Mia 9 fi S-iilivnn: V>, f, Silver Dicibion < I fil*** *i(nri'*d, '..y t-.vii lun<th«: samo second and ■ v.). T-nuv 4»n:n 20 ?* fMi L-it Kh't'in* am d Uoyal Liniond, ' i'l-m fh Mi in if to qualify for third. 9hnrj. • * <\f\ m *•( Yr»ipf*'*n, co]if!i--,.s}on, IIAJEOA JIANDICAP. of 1L'"» «ovr;, Si t furlong"*. 4 1 ]', r M Nf'KSK STAR 7-45 Jl. 1 f oni" I '! a;; :i y sn * 1 N". K. - i-.-i>r?ipai H-iO .. 11. Savuge '■> M"c Wii<i?insr », ♦ ii f'':d«i:nhi;j 7 >farta: <5. Arti>t "7 p-It; 7. 7 Kintf Knrd 7 '5 Tmmain: r, o 7-(> V/. Thom»«>ti al*o »turted. iVa;i J.v i l^niffh; n Beoorul and t ; •d. 1 uiin 1 0 '}• *

FAEEWELI. HACK HANDICAP, Of 10'J . Onfl mil''. r.. I, AI >Y ZINNIA «•:> •• <■>. 1 7—Ttt *-»r Hi) . . il. if King J.tt rt-'i .. A. Cameron ! 1 (,n.fn I'nH'h -Ml YVii!<;imt; I Ificli r n.■ |' sr .„n»; I. " 'folly Lu t) I Duli«u; 1■ > |! I'i;i,i!,*;io 3 0 Dunctn; fl, ■> Snow r »|, *.» Trfas-n: 11, 1" Srr<>.t Uancfr - 1 r;nc ; !), r, I.illiryt H.« McTiividh; 12. ' : V, inl on o 0 It, I•' I'-iti '•'ovh "i-O Oi,wi<llcr; H, <1 Nrililin «•') ; T"i J I VITW ilfl If on SO o'>! (i fl Tli'll J ]>. 1-t Ar.ini", jilao V."'in » length; length* sofOO'l «nil

NOTES ON THE RACING

! Till) PUBSa Special Bervice.J AUCKLAND, May <;ivr;vu.» weather favoured the conr.iiviun of the Te Kuiti Racing Club's ir.rotmg at Te Rapa to-day. The course ■ i.i ,'ipain holding, but there was somo racing. Most of the winners were .r-M .-supported, but Silver Brier, Trai Hiuiir Atffnt. and Lady Zinnia, all i "i:irne'i double figures on the win ;..ucl»ne. .. Thv von.sistenl, Riotous yvon the Ku- • inii Steeplechase in good style, and ' . ;,alt took the Waitomo Handicap. A Fine Display v.!- each way favourite, Clan < Ron- • i> <i throughout the Maniapoto :•• St.-. pkrhas'', and won very con- ■ ,; :lv from St. Ames, who was his - . t' attendant all the way. Haakon . from a Jong way back to be a < .■ i:rd and Ardnianning was a • .'!• -ate fourth, with the others well , :i;. Clan Ronald gave a fine cxo 'J.iii of fencing, and was always like a winner. Haakon was hav- ' lir-t race for some time, and ■>! be all the better for the outing. i ! '' v a ■> staying on very solidly ut the t:. : Te Kara'.i Brother A cach-wav favourite was sucwhen Kahapa scored in the division of the Hangatiki Naclc .• 'j-u-Ai.-uu. Kahapa was first away, bin i • mi drifted back. Landlubber reachli e front quickly, and leading Into .-it might from Orac, Salesman, . •.'s/ikrnc, and Roman Mascot. Kahapa • me fast on the'outside in the straight ■,d won going away by half a length . < -i7! Adalene with Orac a head away 1 inj. Salesman, Landlubber, anci Valueless were almost in r" ext > : d then Roman Mascot. Katiapu i»»pr:nfd the good impression he crei t-d by his win on the first da>, nid looks like a good horse in the ■K.-aking. Tliere was a great tussle foi v ond, and Adalene just gained tha i.oisour. A Surprise Winner The moderately fancied Travelling Agent finished «trongly to win tho Pio Pio Hurdles at double f.gures. Val Watch and Booklaw made most of the rv.nnin„, Val Watch leading into the stralgnt from Chang and Stanchion, who had run up lait on the outside with BI-

FORBURY PARK T.C.

HANDICAPS The fAllmviii? handicap.* have b.'-'n il"- ■ •lured l>'/ -Mr (rnorgo I'ntil tor tho l.'orbury rark Trotting Club'* meeting, to be held <m June 5: — TAHF.N'A HANDICAP, of 110 *"vs. T'nliop!'l(''i trotter.;. j'min 'Usee dassi. One mil-; and a half. „ , All Thorpe .. linn Haven ■. -'■} Ami Purrish .. «<■ t J.iidy Humiraa Discord . . - J < " 0"ld:>n Ohiiiemulu .. m-t rjoiiia Kins •" Renegade .. f' r Air How .. ■ .-ivlvi,i ifoko .. Chiming \\ rack 00 V.''.liter Wrack scf KOVAT, HAN DICAI', of 140 S«VC. .' 0 sec clii:m. One mile and a half. Bright Vojiifto s< ~ r t;ol<i s " lut e •• J " JLord Arifi'im Weo Wrack .. iPeter Mitfhcll fer Full Hand •• -■* Prince do Oro »• r Sajse Km;' ■ ■ Sea Trail •• «•<•"* Fran,; Ja; • • Wink Ken . . *<' r Treasure 1.0r.d ■>'> Dillon Queen 12 Vvriiekctt" "J Silver Belle Derby .. -i* Axworthy 1'»

PACIFIC HANDICAP fin saddle), of l jo 80 V «. 2mi» 19see daw. (>n» ,mle - Admiral Binrf-n Lena Thorpe a<:T (T ) ror I.one Derby .. '~ ir HanfTshire I,ad bc- Wild Dream* *rr 1 'inner I'.ell . . scr Erin * ■ air .. iOnernl Wrack fcr Royal I'arado -0 Lena Bin; : cn acr BIRTHDAY HANDICAP. of "00 MJ. ' l,ml > cla"'- 'lVi"> ntiics. fircat f.osan V.: Vriy<i'i< •• ['etc I.ocanda < ' Tramp'". s ' 1■) (lev* Spec .. I- War liuoy X.iiivc Clii'f Avrrnua •• Hoy . • j SOCTHFjAND HANDICAP, of povs. ■ 2n:ln clufis. Ono mile and f. ((uartcr. lian/Yflhiro Lad f-r Wihl Dreams scr lU'lltf Djrby . . Admiral Bm" 1 '" Frank Mnc ..' »er ;T.) 12 G"nrral Wrack aer Batllefield . . 1Loud Derby .. «er Erin'a Fair .. I'-. Lord Antrim sor Morelln . . jIloval do Oro rer Red Spur - - Sa ■,'■> KinX Krr liaider •• PKXINSULA HANDICAP, of 115 sova. Unl.oppled trotters. -Imiu Usee class. One mile and three-eightln. n All Thorpo ser Don Haven .. -I Ann I'arrish .. scr Lady Sonoma Ditipord .. )!cr (.'olden Bincen ._Oi Ohinenmlu .. fi- Honoma Kiittf ™ lieneijade .. Ser Air Flow . . 00 Rvlvia Moko scr Chiming Vvracl;. 00 Walter Wrack ft-r JAMKH IIANDICAI', of 150 arm. Hinin I 7sne elrtr'S. Oriu mile ami three-eif;litli«. Brlsbl Voyage per- Wee .. Fcr Dillon Queen J" Wink Ky> .. K'' r ftold Salute .. S'-r Full Hand .. VI Prince de Oro ser Pago Kin;r .. 1Sea Trail -. «>:r Treasure llornl ~ 1 Silver Axworthy nrr Wraeketto .. "I Sir (lowran . . ficr FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 200 bovs. 2inin 47»ec cla:u. One mile and a quarter. .Fombrook 1,aa,4 scr I'eter Loeanda 12 Colden Direct Her Key Spec - . 12 Moeaat .. scr Wild <iuy • ■ --'1 Royal I'ar.ulc scr Avernun . - '■'<<>

Sylvia Kidney wr Muster Hov _ jiii Trnnipf.ifit (T.) nor Native Chief ?•*> Wi Ilium Tell nor Crent I.n.unn <">()

form and Travelling Agent. Stanchion led at the last fence, and was challenged by Travelling Agent and Biform, Travelling Agent winning by a length and a half from Biform. Stanchion was a similar distance away third, and Booklaw was fourth, followed by Black Marlin, Chang, and King's Archer. Travelling Agent is an improver, who should soon win again. Stanchion made his run a trifle early, and weakened in the last little bit. Biform was staying on strongly, and should be improved by his racing a» the meeting. Val Watch failed in the straight. Success for Silver Brier

It was with a fine finishing run that Silver Brier got up to win the second division of the Hangatiki Hack Handicap at ciouble figures. Grand Score and Gloucester put a brt-ak on the Held, ir. the first few furlongs, and led into the straight from Solomon, Mungarrc. Wahine Heihi, and Gay Egypt. The leaders were tiring at the distance, and just when Gay Egypt, who went up on the inside, looked like winning, Stiver Brier appeared on the outside with a brilliant burst and won by threeparts of a length. Grand Score was a length and a half away, and Solo Song was fourth. The next to finish were Merry Lap. Gloucester, and Trouvaille. Silver Brier finished brilliantly from a long wav back. Gay Egypt and Grand Score ran good races the latter just failing in tne last half furlong after making all the pace. The favourite. High Tea, began well, but lost his position early and was never afterwards dangerous.

Favourite Beaten The win favourite. Engi, made a good attempt to win the Waitomo Handicap, but he was defeated by the improving Tybalt. Scotland reached the front quickly from Wait and See, Sinking Fund. Engi, and Lord Val. Scotland and Wait and See were together in the lead entering the straight from Engi, Lord Val, Baroscope, and Tybalt. In a good race home Tybalt finished strongly to score by half a length from Engi, with Musquil a length away third. Mercian Prince was right up fourth, succeeded by Delraln, Wait and See. and Arawa Rose, who went a good race after getting badly away. Tybalt registered a good performance, finishing very strongly. Engi just failed near the end. Musquil and Mercian Prince were both finishing on after being a long way back early. Mercian Prince may have been a little closer only for being slightly checked in the straight. Lord Val had a winning chance at the distance, but then failed. It was his first, race for .some months' and the run should do him good.

Riotous Again Only two of the six runners completed the course safely in the Kawhia Steeplechase. Riotous and Mia Stella made most of the running, Riotous being in front commencing the last five furlongs, with Royal Limond challenging strongly. Riotous jumped away from Royal Limond at the last few fences and he landed just clear at the last obstacle to go on and win by two lengths. Ruby Meteor unseated her rider about seven furlongs from home, while Mia Stella and Valpeen both came to grief at the second to last fence, and Silver Division was pulled up after baulking at the sod wall entering the straight. Valpeen, who \vas remounted by his owner, was taken back to jump the final fence and gained third money. Riotous was assisted to victory by his splendid jumping. Royal Limond made a game effort, responding well to vigorous riding. A Close Finish The fourth fancy, Princess Star, was successful in a good finish in the Mairoa Handicap. Gay Seton was smartest away, but was soon headed by King Ford, with Star Artist and Princess Star handy. King Ford and Princess Star were the leaders into the straight from Gay Seton and Hampton Park, with Orapai last. Princess Star stayed on solidly under pressure and scored by a length from Gay Seton. Orapai finished fast to get third a neck away, and King Ford was fourth, followed by British Columbia and Exaggeration. Princess Star again showed her liking for heavy going. Gay Seton had every chance. Orapai ran on splendidly at the end.

Another Big Dividend Lady Zinnia was responsible for a surprise in the Farewell Hack Handicap. She ran up second behind Tutor entering the straight and outstayed him to score by a length. Keith Lu, who was tailed off early, finished fast into third position, and Holly Lu was fourth. The each way favourite, Green Patch, was never dangerous. Snow Lap lost his rider at the start.

AUCKLAND KEIIANDICAPS (?3SS;I ASSOCIATION TELKGRAIO AUCKLAND, May 26. The following rehandicaps for the Auckland Racing Club's winter meeting have been declared:— Greenlane Steeplechase—Clan Ronald 71b, making 10-1. Cornwall Handicap—Tybalt 21b, making 7-2.