TROTTING Fallacy Heads Cup Meeting Sires

Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29368, 22 November 1960, Page 4

TROTTING Fallacy Heads Cup Meeting Sires

False Step’s earnings of £7005 during the three days of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club’s cup meeting at Addington placed Fallap’ well clear on the list of successful sires at the meeting. Bespoke made a small contribution to Fallacy’s total, which was £7040.

Stakes and trophies valued at £30,650 were distributed at the meeting and this was shared by the progeny of 33 sires.

Light Brigade, the sire of Fallacy, again had a good meeting, his progeny gaining four wins and seven placings worth £5325, his biggest wanner being Ordeal, which gained two wins and a second worth £2420, placing- her well clear on the list of winning trotters. Lookaway did not win a race at the meeting, but three placings were worth £1325. My Chief had only two representatives at the meeting and they won £2815, placing him third on the list. Sun Chief was twice placed for £ 1550, while Kingsdown Patch earned £765 as a result of a win and two placings. My Chief is one of several stallions whose oldest progeny racing in New Zealand are four-year-olds. U. Scott’s only winner at the meeting was Arania, but his progeny gained 12 placings, bringing his total to £1950. Hal Tyrax, another sire whose oldest progeny in this country are four-year-olds, was fifth on the list. The New Zealand Derby Stakes winner, Student Prince, was his biggest winner with £995, the result of a win and two placings. He also sired King Hall, runner-up in the Derby and winner of the Riccarton Stakes. Like My Chief, Hal Tryax is fully booked this season and he has limited number of vacancies for next spring. Fallacy naturally headed the colonial-bred sires at the meeting, second place going to Court Martial, the sire of Moon Boy and Reprimand, which earned £1665.

The 1951 New Zealand Cup winner, Van Dieman, was credited with £1225, placing him eighth on the main list and third among the colonial-bred sires. Like Court Martial, he has not been extensively patronised at the stud, but he is producing a fair proportion of winners. Young Dieman and Teryman won races for him at the meeting, while Van Rush and Florita were placed. Leading Sires Leading sires at the meeting were:— Fallacy.— False Step, £7005; Bespoke, £35. Total £7040. Light Brigade.— Ordeal, £2420; ■Lookaway. £1325; Harlequin Parade, £788; Light Mood, £555; Thunder, £ 125; Beau Clair, Reason Why, £6O. Total, £5325. j

My Chief— Sun Chief, £1550; Kingsdown Patch, £765. Total, £2315.

<J. Scott.— Arania, ' £765; Scottish Command, £260; Samantha, £245; VZith You, £240; Zenith. £210; Johnny Guitar, £115; Highland Don, £75; Euchre, £4O. Total, £1950.

Hal Tryax.— Student Prince, £995; King Hal, £705; Blue Prince, £l6O. 'Total, £lB6O. Sandydale.— lnvicta, £ 1635; Raven Dew, £45. Total, £l6BO.

Court Martial.— Moon Boy,. £1180; Reprimand, £485. Total, £1665.

Van Dieman.— Teryman, £555; Young Dieman, £525; Van Rush, £105; Florita, £4O. Total, £1225. Lucky Hanover.— Mighty Hanover, £490; Damian, £2BO. Total, £770.

Red Emperor.— Takitimu, £650. Total, £650.

Medoro.— Gay Alabama, £635. Total, £635.

Smokey Hanover. Holy Smoke, £520; King Anjou, £35. Total, £555.

Flying Song.— Rustic Lad, £490; Flying Note, £6O. Total, £550.

Lochinvar.— Kerry Queen, £540. Total, £540. Young Bob.— Seafield Lad, £520. Total, £520. Other successful sires at the meeting were:—Preston £455; Josedale Grattan, £350; Johnny Globe, £320; Captain. Adios, £285; Dillon Hall, £270; Meadow Chief, £255; Royal Windsor, £160; Garrison Hanover, £150; Globe Direct, £140; Croughton, Super Note, £130; Highland Kilt, Radiant Walla, £120; First Lord, £115; Attack, Casanova, Morano, £100; Bums Night, £7O. Successful Owners Twenty owners received £5OO or more at the meeting, the list being headed by J. Smyth, of Christchurch, for whom False Step won £7005. Ordeal won £2420 at the meeting and put Mrs L. M. and W. A. Bradley in second place, ahead of L. Duff, of Dunedin, who received £1635 as a result of Invicta’s win in the Ollivier Handicap and fourth in the New Zealand Cup. Other successful owners to receive £5OO or more were: R. A. McKenzie, Wellington, £1555; S. Easton, Oamaru, £1550; C. L. Rhodes, Christchurch, £1325; H and Mrs Morris, Weedons, £1180: H. S. Barry, Auckland, £1155: Q. Donald and H. Murphy. Wellington. £780: E. W. Curry, Timaru. £765; C. E. Dillon, Gore. £705; W. R. Scott Orari. Mrs N. Ching and A. Wong, Christchurch, £650;

F. Smith, Christchurch, £635; C. H. G. Irvine, Invercargill, C. C. Devine, ■ Templeton, £555; R. H. Negus, Springston, £540: Jamison Bros., Ashburton, £535; N. Matyasevic, Christchurch, £525; J. G. and Mrs Eden, Christchurch, E. Grant, Timaru. £520. Trainers And Drivers C. C. Devine was the most successful trainer at the meeting with five successes, three being with False Step and one v?ith each of Teryman and Young Dieman. F. G. Holmes, who won twice with Ordeal, was the only other trainer with more than one win. Those with one win were J. A. R. Hampton (Reprimand), F. E. Newfield (Holy Smoke), S. D. Edge (Invjcta), E. W. Curry (Kingsdown Patch), G. B. Noble (Arania). B. W. Taylor (Dianthus Girl), R. H. Negus (Kerry Queen), C. S. Donald (King Hal), J. D. Litten (Harlequin Parade). K. Purdon (Gay Alabama). J. L Ferguson (Rustic Lad), G. J. Steel (Mighty Hanover). R. W. Stockdale (Student Prince). W. R. Scott (Takitimu). C. H. G. Irvine (Light Mood). T: L. Bennett (Moon Boy) and W. R. Butt (Seafield Lad). Devine and M. Holmes shared the driving honours. Devine’s successes were all with members of his own team. He drove False Step in three wins and Teryman -nd Young Dieman in one each. Holmes won with five different horses, being successful behind Reprimand, Moon Boy, Rustic Lad, Kingsdown Patch and Student Prince. F. G. Holmes, who was successful twice with Ordeal and once with Takitimu, was the only other driver with more than one win. Wanganui (New Zealand Press Association) WANGANUI, November 21. The T.A.B. double will be on the Liverpool and President’s Handicaps on the first day of the Wanganui Trotting Club’s meeting on Tuesday, November 29. Acceptances:— Noon— RUTLAND HANDICAP, of £200; 3min 56sec class; trotters; one mile aid five ■ furlongs.—Bonnie Eloise (12), Binice Again (5), Eastfield (8). Fourth Star (3), Invade (2). Jackie James (10), New Edition (11), Port Hope (7) Raukawa Maid (1), Roll Call (61,'Tartini (9), This Way (4) It; Killen Scott (1), Paddy Pippin (2) 36; Primastella (1> 48; Revisal (1) 60: Trotaway (1) 72. Brackets: New Edition and Primastella. Roll Call and Trotaway.

12.40 p.m.— „„„„ ARAMOHO HANDICAP, of £200; 3min 56sec class; one mile and five furlongs.—First Division: Adios Belle (7) Bridal Fath (9). Brlgadoro (3). Desiree (10), Flying Tui (2), Kaywin (12) John’s Song (6), Lady Croughton (4), Pacific Derby (13), Restoration (8), Sabre Boy (11). Trade Talk 41), Wee Bert (5) It. Second Division: Ginger Top (12), Mactavish (11), Early Edition (2), Lord Averill (4). Golden Ego (6), Hew Shell (3), Kathryn Earl (1). Leerling (9), Port Star (10), Retreat (7), Time In (5). Waikato Princess (8) It. Brackets: Adios Belle and Ginger Top Mactavish and Bridal Path, Golden ’Ego and Kaywin, Lord Averill and Desiree, Sabre Boy and Retreat, Brigadoro and Early Edition.

1.20 p.m.— EASTBROOK HANDICAP. of £225; 3min 52sec class; one mile and five furlongs.—AU Red (3), Black Sheen (8). Cavan (4), Entracte (12), Fancy That (1), Gay Indian (2), Globe’s Birthday (6), Irish Pal (14), Larrie Boy (9), Modem Song (7), Multiform (5), Raymond Oliver (11), Red Reveller (13), True Gold (10), Zelmira (15) It. Bracket: Entracte and Fancy That.

LIVERPOOL HANDICAP, of £450; 3min 45sec class; one mile and five furlongs.—Agreement (2), Electric Blue (10), Impala (9), Johnnie Earl (8), Kipper Earl (6), Lynwood Earl (3), Nose Dive (11), Red Achilles (7), Sablo (5), Scots Guide (1), Wharenoho (4) It; Mighty Brigade (T) <1) 12; Bang (2), Dolly Dinks (3), Placid Knight (4). Red Logan (5), Zagar (1) 24; Slip Along (1) 36. Brackets: Agreement and Mighty Brigade. Scots Guide and Placid Knight.

2.40 p.m.— VICTORY HANDICAP, of £325; 4min 45sec class; two miles. — Braemore (8), Chipalong (4). Count Camille (6), Dora Scott (1), Iris Hanover (2), Lorator (5), Loreto Park (3), Lucky Guard (7) It: Rapine (1) 12. 3.20 p.l&. —

’ SPRINGVALE HANDICAP, of £200; 2min 59sec class; one mile and a quarter.—First division: Bridal path (10). Early Edition (13). Ginger Top (11). Lord Averill (1), Golden Ego (9), Hew Shell (5), John’s Song (7). Lady Croughton (6), Pacific Derby (8), Recurrent (2), Retreat (4). Time In (12), Wee Bert (3) It. Second division: Brigadoro (5), Dancing Ways (11), Desiree (7), Flying Tui (12), Kaywin (6), Honest Bell (9), Kathryn Earl (10) Leerling (4). Port Star (3), Restoration (2). Sabre Boy (8). Trade Talk (1) Brackets: Brigadoro and Early Edition, Dancing Ways and Ginger Top. Lord Averill and Desire, Sabre Boy and Retreat. Golden Ego and Kaywin.

4 p.m.— PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of £350; trotters; 3min 51sec class; one mile and five furlongs.—Birkenhead <3h Chutoki (2). Port Hope (1) It; Trotaway (1) 12: Indian Smoke (3), Scrap Iron (2). Slayer (1) 24; Lassie Hanover (1) 48. Bracket: Trotaway and Slayer. 4.40. p.m.— WESTMERE HANDICAP, of £300; 2min 54sec class: one mile and a quarter.—Braemore (12), Chipalong (4) Count Camille (8). Dora Scott (5) Flying Earl (9). Irish Hanover (I). Loreto Park (IO) Lucky Guard (3), Modern Song (11), Sally Peterson (7), Tongartro (6), Young Goughs (2) it; Haukinima (2), Rapine (1) 12. Bracket: Iris Hanover and Sally, Peterson. RANGIORA TROTTING CLUB INC. NOMINATIONS for the above club's meeting at ‘ New Brighton on Saturday, December 17. 1960. close at 4 p.m. on Monday. November 28. 1960, at the club’s office. BYRNE and CO-, 193 Cashel street, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 65-029. Telegrams “Byroc.” -jfiavf.