SPORTING

Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22082, 3 May 1937, Page 13

SPORTING

I&IE01JRA T.C. SUPPER* SAM WINS CUP The an^w^hel^ on* S*traWiura * ro “, leather and before a S to * Probably constituted a record S 1118* P*°° The fie]ds W ere of good SpW C «°lM anti the track, which had rJasge tnecial preparation, was in The racing generally was ing° rde nrf several exciting finishes had high Pitch of excitej £eature of the fixture men l - in running the events, ® e credit must be given to the Jnd for ,proprietor, Mr H. L\ James, and W^SL V -m A. J- Hastings, m particuSTstafeE. ivn officials who worked under the direction of the S. Bennett. The detail were attended to by the W F. Perrin, and the manreflected credit on the agtffl 6 ® .'“Officials and staff. The totallh®orta»estoents amounted to £4394 10s ®*° r wSantlal increase on the £2175 a s ?Kt «ie 1934 meeting. of the racing are as follows:

IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP, second horse 7 h sovs, and W ?hJrhtirse 2J sovs from stake. 3min SfdaS One mile and a quarter. . w Baldwin’s br g STYLISH BOY x ch f Golden Moneys g • Jason's ch m g , Canadian Prince scr; 10 Harold Lo- ’ 2 Novikoff scr; 6 Queens Up *C *,§s® rmion 24 also started. two lengths: three lengths beJSS, b £cend and third. Novikoff was se Tlmes —2mln 51 2-ssec. 2min 51 51 Winner trained by New Brighton.

STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, fj xn =ovs; second horse 7i sovs, and W third horse 2J sovs from stake. Unffled trotters. 3min 49sec class. gSe and a half. Jrj Monk's b g LISTOWEL by ' Wtack-Forrest Lass aged « x S. Bennett’s b m g J* M. Witheirs b g Guy Forrest scr •• J- Bryce, jun, 3 1 rtuke scr; 5 Joe Carbine scr; 4 MoUy iurtfibon scr also started, won by one and a half lengths; four iJothi between second and third. Joe Sftrt fourth. Times—3mln 41 3mln 38 3-ssec, 3min 46sec. Wlnby A. O. Monk. Kaikoura.

raikouba cup handicap, m 135 sovs; second horse 20 sovs, and “ third horse 10 sovs from stake. 4mln Msec Class. Two miles. JjS; Walton’s b g SLIPPERY SAM Hey de Oro— Lady Bountiful sirs 12 .. J. Davidson 1 B,‘ Smith’s b g Waikato Prince 48 .. .. J. Bryce, jun. 2 MK S. Smith’s ch g Agility syrs scr 1 Owner 3 5 Eoilogue scr: 1 Lucess scr; 4 Corrtmda scr: 6 Cadiz 60 also started. Won by a neck; two lengths between scond and third. Lucess was fourth. Tlm«—4min 37 l-ssec, 4min 34 2-ssec, tain Msec. Winner trained by J. Davld(oa, Addington. KEKEBANGU HANDICAP, Of 60 sovs; second horse 7J sovs, and third horse 21 sovs from stake# 2min 27sec class. One mile. Ljj, <}. Eden’s ch f GOLDEN MONKS by Jack Potts —Wild Moness ayrs scr •• o\frner 1 iiW. Baldwin’s br g Stylish Boy 3yrs * jcr .. ~ G. Cameron 2 i_Mre C. N. Manera’s b f Storm Signal 3yrs scr .. C. K. Yeatman 3 J;Andy Audubon scr; 9 Harold Locanda KR 4 Francisco scr; 7 Queens Up scr; 3 Streamline scr; 3 Tru Beau scr also vKn by a head; three lengths between second and third. Francisco was fourth. TWes-aain 16sec, 2mln 15'l-ssec, 2min 16 Msec. Winner trained by owner, *New Brighton. VISITORS’ HANDICAP, Of 651 sovs; second horse sovs, and third horse 21 sovs from stake. 3min 3sec class. One mile and a quarter. W, R, Taylor’s b g WORTHY NEED by Trank Worths’—Necessity 3yrs 36 .. .. C. K. Keatman 1 1-P. J. Lindsay’s blk g Sunny Jack 6m 12 .. .. G. White 2 J-C. Wood’s ch g Envious syrs 36 i ’ G. Withers 3 6. Canadian Prince scr; 2 Cassidy scr; I Golden Moness scr: 9 Pauline Dillon scr; 5 All Kings 12 and Hermes 30 bracketed; 4 Major Guy 24 also started, won by a length; three lengths between second and third. Cassidy was fourth. Twes—2min 50 1-Ssec, 2mln 52 2-ssec, 2nim Bisec. Winner trained by C. K. Yeatmah, Addington. CONWAY HANDICAP, W 80 sovs; Second horse' 10 sovs, and . .third horse 5 sovs from stake. 2mln Msec class. One mile and a quarter. 1-C. Poison’s b g SKY WINK by Bey ds Oro—Mellow Moon 6yrs 12 ,„ ‘ ' . 6, Cameron 1 S. Smith's ch g Agility syrs scr ,>" _ • Owner t «tw. S. Bennett’s br m Epilogue 6yrs ..<*r .. .. E. C. McDermott t Mtttar scr; 8 Marie Louise scr; 5 BUW 12; 4 Decoy Bird 24; 7 Cadiz 60 •Isg started. .'T oa by a length: a head between second S?s__tWrd. Decoy Bird was fourth. 2mln 48 4-ssec, 2min 30sec,- 2mln wSf’«H J^. lnner trained by G. Cameron, Brighton. .. M KEENAN HANDICAP, w W sovs; second horse 7J sovs and third fwse 2J sovs from stake. Unhoppled trotters. smin 7sec class. Two miles. M-Wlthell’s b g GUY FORREST Oily Parrish—Author Dillon , Pro 9yrs sor .. J. Bryce. Jun. 1 Bennett's b m Kareta aged V •• B. J. Mackle if cltaton 3 b 8 Joe Carbine , *B«a scr .. .. owner 3 |t ‘ f inUKe scr; 4 Molly Audubon 24 also twMn? .!?? B i x lengths; two lengths beaS,d third. Molly Audubon sjSL Times—6mln Isec, 4min ®^». sHorab^ 5 Horab^f C ' WhUier by 3 - Ih tn/irti RAILWAY HANDICAP, seconc \ horse 7J ™ .third horse 21 sovs from Broln Msec class, One mile. hi.iA 8 b g MAJOR GUY by f»al Guy—Blush syrs scr Ui n» u . H. Marshall 1 br g Little Derby 4-Bwi? . G. Mourltz 2 «• Wheeler’s b g Buddy 3yrs 36 Sa« C. K- Yeatman 3 lbt«r ( rS? gs 1 80r and Hermes 12 bracLffi, ?, Cassidy scr; 3 Envious 12; 2 MjWa tl.2 nd Wink 48 bracketed; 9 Won iS v 1 Lomar 24 also started, twe® «pY n *\ alf 2 length; a length befoimh Sec^}( l an <l third,. All Kings was MstW’jm J ~e 9 ~ 2tnln 12 4-Ssec, 2mln D aVight^ er trained by L ‘ NOTES on the racing •JL. B A Promising pacer l®Wov*«? <) 3a W 2?. a B°od favourite for the by (j tSL handicap, and, well handled •haight came awa y in tha ,'fiWahn^! 11 wltll something in hand. an aZ was one of the quickest to Streamline wMi« early a mile he followed ® hext were Novlkoff, Tru fttiinta «S Ue f n 3 U P- Stylish Boy was Wtss mart! atrai ßht, and, while Golden thrmT?, 3 rave effort, the- Grattan .'W'winnl^ e u r '. old won on bis merits. Nb» n s™L“ a f 1 shown consistent form, at Cheviot and AshP ot a b ‘g one. but Is a Jaj’tiot wan ®_? oUng3ter - Golden Moness ah«L2 laced ln the ea rly stages. ® lr *Snuine^n d J Bpeed ln her Anal effort. SoffilMnlf on'L 3 good Solld race and ls and there was some Kovikdff C “ ort made by the two-year-P °? r Kace Won Haildlca P was a poor race, I 6 UatSw V B 1 ry *u asily by the locallyy “• ,o iS!?? the lnaa a ? d P uy B’orrest were alfejjl breaks *I alf Ibc distance, but CT«ltoteL by Gu :Y Arrest allowed r s , ec ° nd Place. Over the ffl? Kereta ir^ el took up the running. »ei won soundl y- was next. SJJJh’g stp^Hi« 6ry comfortably, while Placed ” 633 enab led her to gain fe^lngman ra i ne A y the Voung KalJ..^’ U- Monk, who handled &aiMri o | U a d /? en > Ke ‘eta had the a » a i r ß l y ?rda against her and S Wa s Guv Por . SpHWt*. Piii Bfrea^y 8 fr ea^ y * n his Balt, and the U P at the start and i ettle '•own at any stage. The Cup Jii* Win Gup provided a good race of merlt for th e tiiat SuM Slippery Sam, but It Stftby a ban,, 13 ?]? was made more dlffl"ffoe gtagevAf 0 ?!* 1011 he got lnto ln the hS*tes6 ws. a S J he race, a&aosclv sway from the barrier 3>ery ollo WCd by Epilogue, Agility, S?l e8 Hy'ItflBoI d £°rrianda, he led over Waikato Prince picked Sitowaa ontf y ’ and with six furlongs '‘Sla raid vi. wlth Lucess - while at raced EpUogue, AgUlty, and

Slippery Sam. The last-named moved forward three furlongs from home, and halfway down the straight he commenced a hard battle with Waikato Prince. In a hard finish he won by a neck, while two lengths away came Agility, who was Just in front of Lucess, with the rest strung slippery Sam has plenty of speed In private but has not always shown it with the colours up. He may do still better. A Lucky Win . Golden Moness' won the Kekerangu Hanricap after a hard fight from Stylish Boy, but she may have been lucky as the Jatter’s driver appeared to mistake the winning post and stopped driving before It was passed. , Andy Audubon, Storm Signal, Streamline, and Queen's Up were quickest to begin, and, with Stylish Boy following, they led past the Judge’s box the first time. Stylish Boy moved up half a -mile from home and In the straight he and Golden Moness drew out. A hundred yards from the post Stylish Boy was a head In front, but Golden Moness wore him down to win by the narrowest margin. Storm Signal was In third place, just ahead of the two-year-old Francisco. Worthy Need Wins Worthy Need registered a good performance to win the Visitors’ Handicap after Canadian Prince had made most of the running. Canadian Prince and Cassidy were first away from Golden Moness, and with All Kings following they led until half the distance had been covered, when Worthy Need made a forward move and Sunny Jack and Envious Joined issue. In the straight Worthy Need shot to the front and easily held off All Kings, who made a good fight. The winner is a good type of gelding by Frank Worthy from Necessity, and will improve with racing. Sunny Jack went a good race but he struck himself during the running and this must have affected his chances. Golden Moness, having her third race, was apparently feeling the effects of her earlier efforts. . The Favourite Wins Sky Wink was favourite fop the Conway Handicap, and, after waiting on the leaders, Agility and Epilogue, he tackled the former in the straight land won nicely, while in a hard battle for second place Agility and Epilogue finished on terms, with Decoy Bird and Buddy next. Sky Wink gave a nice display and was better class than the remainder. Guy Forrest Improves The Keenan Handicap, of two miles, for unhoppled trotters, attracted , a field of five, but the exhibition was poor, Guy Forrest, who broke several times, winning from Kereta, who conceded 108 yards start. * Fluke again refused to settle down, and Joe Carbine led out from Guy Forrest and Kereta. Joe Carbine became very tired at the end of a mile and a half and left Guy Forrest with a long lead. He trotted steadily when out in front and was never seriously troubled. Kereta, obviously tired, struggled on to head Joe Carbine, who broke in the last hundred yards. A Mile in Saddle Little Derby was made one of the warmest favourites of the day for the Railway Handicap, but while he had every chance he was decisively beaten by the speedy Major Guy. Major Guy was quickest to begin, ana he led in the early stages from All Kings and Cassidy With a round to go, Major Guy was showing the way to Little Derby, All Kings and Envious, while Hermes and Cassidy were also nicely placed. Two furlongs from home the race was confined to Major Guy and Little Derby, and while the latter fought on gamely, he had no chance with the other pacer, who won comfortably by half a length. Buddy Just scrambled home in third place ahead of All Kings Major Guy was nicely handled by the New Brighton horseman, H. Marshall, and always appeared to have something in reserve.

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