THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 31, 31 October 1932, Page 13

THE RACING WORLD

POVERTY BAY RESULTS Chief Event to Merry Damon LORDLY KNIGHT HAS WIN By Telegraph—Press Association. Gisborne. October 20. The Poverty Bay Trrf Club’S spring meeting was brought to a conclusion today in fine but dull weather. The goint. was good. The totalizator handled against £4005 for the second day year, the total for the meeting being L7938/10/ , compared with £8919 last year, a decline of £lOll. Three dividends were paid on the last race. Results:— WAIKANAB HACK HANDICAP, of 60 sors. Six furlongs. 1 BLACK SONGSTER, 0.1 (K. Vol're) t Also, started: 4 bunglare, 7.0, o Merry - length; a length and three-quar-ters. Suuglare was fourth. Time, linin. 14 2-ssee.' SECOND HURDLES HANDICAP, of "0 sovs. One mile and a half. 7 KONGO, 9.1 (Mathleson) 1 2 MANIFESTO, 10.9 (linslej) 3 Also started: 5 King Wanga. 9.8; 6 Autumn Sun, 9.5: 3 Kinsel, 9.8: 4 Sung are 9.3. A length and a quarter; two lengths. Kinsel was fourth. Time, -mln. 4u l-useu. JUVENILE STAKES, of GO sovs. Five furlongs. 1 GOOD HUNTING, 8.8 \ 3 GRAND SPORT. 8.1 (K. Y oitre) - 5 SUMMERHILL, 8.1 (Biggins) 3 Also started: 2 Sunny Bachelor, 8.13; 4 Koval Dash, 7.13. Neck; a length. Sunny Bachelor was fourth. Time, Imln. 1 l-sscc. SPRING HANDICAP, of 90 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 5 MERRY DAMON. 9.0 .... (Wiggins) 1 2 BOLD FRONT. 8.0 (K. Voitre - 3 KAHUNOKE, 7.0 (Callahan) 3 Also started: 1 Malahat. 8.5; .4 Valsier, 8.2: 6 Measurer, 7.0; 7 Organiser, 7.0. A quarter of • a length; halt a length. Measurer was fourth. 'Time, ‘_m!n. 10 --osec. TRLVL HANDICAP, of 50 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 PRINCE COLOSSUS, 8.5 (McDoncll) 1 2 GAINSFID. 7.12 S), Oitr » 3 HUNTING JAY, 7.12 (Marsh) 3 Also started: 4 Grantham. 7.12; 5 Ranglhlria, 8.2; 7 'Tyrone Boy, 7.12; 6 Mister lorn. * Half a'length; a length and a quarter. Grantham was fourth. Time, lmln. Ibsee. WAIMATA HACK HANDICAP, of GO sovs. One mile. 1 LADY SPY. 8.10 J.n tk V”jA o 3 808 IN. 7.11 7t^ W v*’T, 1 ? 2 KAHUNOKE. 8.2 (K. loltre) o Also started: 4 Sunny Song, 8.3; 5 Tama IVaiata. 8.1.; 6 Measurer, 7.6. . A lengththe same. Sunny Song was fourth. Time, Imin. 42sec. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 65 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 LORDLY KNIGHT, 9.7 .. (H. Dulleu) 1 3 TOBOGGAN. 7.2 (G. ; 2 HUNTING DAY, 8.3 (Atkins) 3 Also started: 6 Tai Ao, 8.12: 7Merry Damon, 8.9; 8 Valsier, 8.6; 10 King Wanga, 79; 4 Master Cynic, 7.8; 5 Stitch, 7.4, 9 Little Wonder, 7.0. A long neck; three-quarters of a length. Stitch was fourth. Time, Imin. 11 2-ssec.

LIBERAL’S DERBY Gaine Carrington Second V.R.C. SPRING MEETING Peter Pan’s Stakes Victory STRONG FINISHING RUN By Telegraph—Press. Assn.—Copyright(Rec. October 30. 6.30 p.m.) Melbourne, Oct. 30. The weather was fine and there was a big attendance, including a number •New Zealanders for rhe first dn V of, tfie Victoria Racing Club s spring mectin ß . Protea had a comfortable win in the Wakeful Stakes. . , /• Ilapsonia, ridden by A - Jed 1 1 ways in the Manbyrnpng I . lat< r winner's dam. Steel Wings, is «*ter Biplane. The New Zealanders Ircsti.l and Limarch failed to show up. • Peter Pan enhanced his Cup PF oyi ’ A t . Lr | S with a strong finishing run -“'V bourne Stakes Rogilla an(l J ll , < J‘ l botli made good efforts ’ a son showed improvement. Lou [ h was fair, but Compns proved a dun P °i’iberal t- had a brilliant winl in the Derbv He was interfered with as a result ofKuvera falling at the straight entrance Gaine Carrington ran a great tace. but tired over the last bit. Deni.d/Boy ran a good Cup tual tl Cantala Stakes, and finished fast. UC was second to Uennid in the same event ltt Mc&n. who had a fall on Kuvcra in the Derby, escaped injury. .. A rank outsider. Roc, won the Dothani Handicap comfortably. He is not engage I ' n \V. Duncan rides Peter Pan in the Melb°DeiiisC Boy has been rehandicapped 31b: in the Melbourne Cup. and hist weight now iS Liberal goes up 41b. to his weight for a-e 76. Denis Boy is novy topwei„ht. Rulinut is an acceptor in .Tuesday S Hwhweight, Dill.v and Tessie in the Mi mosa Stakes, and Rulanut and Acteon in tho Van Yean Stakes. Results are as follow':— •’ WAKEFUL STAKES, of 500 sovs., second 1(H) sovs., third 50 sovs ; for three-year-old fillies; weight, 8.4, with penalties and allowances. One mile. C. Mustey's ch. f. PROTEA, by Equator —Lady Swinton, Inc. alb. pen., b.J .. 1 Ross Saywell’s b. f. ELMABOS, by Moabite—Anna Black. 8.4 - S Smith's br. f. BALIZING LILY,. by Beau Fils—Robeeq, 8.9, inc Ab. pen. 3 . Sixteen started. Two lengths, three quarters of a length. Gravure was fourth. Time, Imin. 43sec. MAKYBYRNONG PLATE, of 1500 sovs., second 300 sovs., third 100 sovs ; for two-year-olds; colts and geldings 8.10, fillies 8.5, with penalties. 1 ive furlongs. IV. D. Bauld’s b. c. RAPSONIA, by Curialist—Steel Wings, 8.10......... i F. Smlthden and G. btanall s b. c. . BLIXTEN, by Night Raid—Receipt, , Hon? Wynne's b. f LISBURN, by. _ Plankney ll—Trenody, S.<> •••• “ 'Twenty-two started. Half a lea ° ta ’ same., Metro was fourth. lime, Imin. 2Jscc. MELBOURNE STAKES, of 750 sovs. second 150 sovs., third <s.sovs.; weight-for-age. One mile and a . R R Dangar’s ch. c. PETEK PAN, by • Pantheon—Alivina, 3yrs, ± L. Baigh’s ch. g. ROGILLA, by Roger de Basil— Speargßla. syrs., 9.1 .... 2 J. S. Feehan’s Wk. li. MIDDLE WATCH, by The Night Patrol—Aspirant, Nine started. Length; one length and three-quarters. Induua, 9.4, was fourth. Time, 2min. Slsoc. VICTORIA DERBY, of 4000 sovs., second 800 sovs., third 400 sovs. For three-, year-old colts and fillies. Colts, b. 10; filles 8.5. One mile and a half. A. G. Hunter’s b. c. LIBERAL by Wind-bag-Charad(), 8.10 (J. Munro) 1 Smith Bros.’ ch. c. GAINE CARRINGTON, by Hunting Song—Left, 8.10 . (T. Green) 2 C B. Kcllow’s ch. c. TOP HOLE, by Heroic—Green Peach, S.IO (W. Duncan) 3 Twelve started. Turbine had a big lead early, but tired. Liberal was seventh at turn, but finished brilliantly to win by three lengths, one length and three-quar-tors between second and third, then Ruach. Oratory and Streperus, with Turbine and Oro last. Kuvera fell at the istraight entrance. Time, 2min. 34jsec.

CANTALA STAKES HANDICAP, ot 1500 bovs., second 300 sovs., third 150 sovs. Due mile. R. Wallace’s b. h. DENIS BOY, by Soldeunls—Blink Girl, Gyrs, 8.9 (H. Jones) 1 W. A. McDonald and A. J. Matthews's b. h. WINOOKA, by Windbag—Kanooka, 4yrs., 8.13.... (S. Davidson) 2 J. Donohoe's b. g. DERMID, by Tippler —No Belle, 4yrs., 8.7 ....(A. Knox) 3 Ten' starters. Two lengths and a half; one length and a half. Chatham, 8.11, was fourth. Time, Imin. 301 sec.

HOTHAM HANDICAP, of 400 sovs., second 70 sovs., third 30 sovs. One mile and a half. E. E. D. Clarke’s b. g. ROC, by Thrice —Cclosia, Gyrs., 6.11 . — (E. Britt) 1 E. Eccles’s b. g. YARRAMBA, by SpearDevlzes —Chersonese,-4yrs., 6.7 2 E Eccles's b g YARRAMBA; by Spearhead—Soporific, syrs, 7.5 3 Eighteen starters! Two lengths and a half; length. Havering was fourth and Manawhenua eleventh. Time, 2mln. 34sec.

FORM OF THE WINNERS

Light on Melbourne Cup Result (By ‘•The Watcher.”) The Victoria Derby ou Saturday appears to have resulted in a very decisive win for Liberal. The New Zealander Gaine Carrington secured a good consolation prize in- SOO sovs. for second, but so far as beating the winner was concerned it is clear he was not good enough. His chances on this form of staying the two miles of the Melbourne, Cup do not look bright. Blixten, the Night Raid colt in the. stable of G. Price; who ran unluckily in the Breeders' Plate at Randwick, was confidently expected in the Marybyrnong Plate, but he could only run second. The winner is out of Ji sister to Biplane, a good three-year-old and Derby winner trained by the late R. J. Mason. His sire Curialis is a young horse by Splon Kop (winner of the 1920 Derby and son of Spearmint, also sire of the 1930 Derby winner Felstead). from Curia. ' by Cicero from the famous Sceptre. G. Price also confidently expected Havering in the Hotham Handicap, but he finished just out of a place. Roe, the winner of that race, was bred by his owner. Mr. E. E. D. Clarke, and is trained by veteran J. Scohie. As a two-year-old he promised well, but, his form since has been no good, ns shown by his position in the handicaps. His return to form, as the cable states, was totally unexpected, so it shows what the form horses arc sometimes up against in racing. Perintlnis. who ran second, is a halfbrother to Heroic, and the third horse, Yarramba, is trained by Stan Reid, who, by the way. confidently expects this Moonee Valley Cup winner to be hard to beat in the Melbourne Cup to-morrow, Peter Pan’s performance in the Melbourne Stakes enhances his prospects in the Melbourne Cup. Rogilla races consistently. and Middle Watch, joint favourite for the Cup with Peter Pan, will have satisfied his supporters. The third horse in the Melbourne Stakes has a wonderful winning record in the Cup. Denis Boy has involved himself in a double penalty now. and he will be a good horse to win with 9.2.

ON TRENTHAM TRACKS Finals for Riccarton RED SUN GOES WELL (By “The Watcher.”) Trentham horses with engagements at thA New Zealand Cup meeting performed their final trials on Saturday morning. Conditions were good. The course proper and plough track provided fast K °lhstoric and Red Sun ran a mile in Imin. 42sce„ the last half in aljsec. Both had light weights, and Red Suni J anything was going the better.of the pa.r at the finish of what was a renlly good gallop. Red Sun has been working well for some time, but he has not run up to it in public. The Southland apprentice G. Barclay will ride him in the New ZealnNbrtmnd.v ran' six furlongs. Im «- companied by Moab Queen over the last five Normandy worked well. Uns gai lop'was on the course proper. Pahu ran a mile, being picked up bv Cardinal Moon at the half. Pahu took Imin. 451 sec.. going well. Flower too<i Imin. 45scc.. finishing clear of Purse Autopay ran away from Solitaire II at the end of five, the last half in olsec. There was nothing particularly impressive about the gallop, but Autopay is very Pegged Exchange put up an improved performance against White Squall ov £’ four on the course proper in 49sec B. H Morris will ride him in the• M elcome Stakes. Dole will not go to Riccarton. Aroma went well against Lyrical over five in Imin. 4see.. and Cottesmore had "o difficulty with Black Mint over six in Imin. lOJsee. Eminent tool: 1 min. 18 sec. Eminent is in good order. Aga Khan ran an easy .six. and was not after time. BUSY TRACKS Work at Riccarton SHATTER GOES NICELY Riccarton recovers from rain in a remarkable manner, and it was difficult to realise this morning that it had resembled a quagmire in places on Thursday (says Saturday’s “Star”). The outside ot the course proper wns available for fast work, and was really good going. It was a busy morning, as trainers were keen to make up for the weather-enforced holiday which’their charges have had at an awkward time. . Kakara opened the proc-edtngs with n strong mile. Muff went a similar distance in Imin. 45 l-ssec, Silver Scorn was sent a mile and a quarter. She took 14sec. over the first furlong, but ran the last nine m Imin. •><-> 4-ssec. Meprisant joined in for the last, seven furlongs. Riri was to have gone off. from the pine furlongs with Berate, joining in just after the mile, but plans went awry because C. E. Eastwood on Rin mistook the posts, and renlly started at the mile. Riri took Imin. 47sec. for the tnp- I. be last seven furlongs were run in Imin. 34 2-ssec.. and the last half-mile in Dj, “ Drumfire and Rocket finished on terms at the end of a mile in Imin. 4G o-osec. Shatter and Tout le Mond began much more smartly than Gay Crest from the nine furlongs post. Craigavon joined in at the six furlongs. Shatter finished in front of Craigavon, with a gap of a couple of lengths to Tout le Mond. who was just ahead of Gay Crest. The time was Imin. 58 2-sscc„ the last mile in Imin. 44 sec. Shatter went very attractively. Fast Passage had Fleeting. Glance as a companion foi a xnilo iu lniin. They went fast early. Five furlongs in Imin. 4sec. . went down to Belvoir, but Cadland, with his trainer, L. G. Morris, in the saddle, did only half-pace work. . , „ Lockslcy and Chief Light ran six futlongs in imin. 20 3-ssee. Cricket Bat had full pace on well before he reached the seven furlongs. Dorian joined in at the five, and Cricket Bat completed his task in Imin. 31sec. Six furlongs in Imin. 19 3-oscc. was the task accomplished by Juniper. Monastic and Argentic ran seven furlongs in Iriiin. 33 1-osec., the last haltI “ l Ramo'and <? Night Flyer went from the nine furlongs, and were joined by Solwit at the seven. ■ Ramo just beat Solwit, with Night Flyer_well back. Ram.o s time was 2min. 10 l-ssec., the last nine furlongs in Imin. 57 l-ssec. The Quorn moved oft from the six furlongs, but only had full pace on for the last half-mile, which he ran in oO 3-ssee. He went well. . Silver Ring, with a very_ light weight, ran a mile in Imin. 43 4-osec., the last half-mile in 51 3-ssec. Helen Gold just beat Grampian oveseven furlongs in Imin. 33 4-osec. Elude took Imin. 33 3-ssec. over a similar task. Great Star ran . six furlongs m limn. 19sec. without any great effort. . Going up the back. Grecian I rinee moved nicely to run half a mile in uU sec. " . ’ . ’ . After Breakfast..., After the breakfhst- interval Full Crop bent Battle .Hero, over five furlongs in Imin. 4 2-ssec. Water Polo and Nightguard ran halt a mile in 52 l-ssec„ but True Shaft and Sam Smith reduced the time to 50 2-o SC pixie Gold a fid Gold Cross galloped six furlongs in Imin. 19 2-ssec. Five furlongs iu Imin. 7 1-usec. wen. down to Night Recital, but neither lop Rank nor Water Power were after time in their half-mile trips. . . Polydorn and Suncloud ran six furlongs in. I min, lllsOe. Silver Sight beat Starshooter over seven furlongs in Imin. 34 4-ssec. Niggerhead' and' Red Royal covered six furlongs in Imin. 20 2-usee. Half a mile in 52sec. was run by Verdun. but Red Heckle was not asked for his. best and . took 54sec. Reserve 1* und « time was 50 l-ssee. .Concentrate and Earthquake , started off.-from tbe .mile and were joined bi’ Lady Zephvr at the end of n furlong. Concentrate was just in front atjhe end and the time was Imin. -15 3-Psee. The last mile of nine furlongs was run by Miner,val in Imin. 44 3-ssee. Lord Slasham assisted over the last six furlongs. . Chile and Eupator rtin hall a mile in 51 2-ssec. . There were gaps between Royal Sceptre, Weatherly and Subdivision at the end of five furlongs run in Imin. 2 3-ssec. ~i Hounslow and L'unchestowu galloped a mile iu Imin. 47 2-ijsee. Six furlongs were run by Idolise in Imin. ISsec.. by Tea Garden and Los Quex in Imin. 20see.. by Ranelagh and llurlingham in Imin. 20sec.. by MetnJ Bird and Wise Choice in Imin. IS ,>-» see., and by Robin Hood and Sharp Thorn. fixtures: 1 Nov 5, 7—Auckland R.C. Nov. 5. 7. 9, 12— Canterbury J.C. Nov. 10 12—Whnngarel R.C. • Nov. 12—Hawke’s Bay J.C. i Nov. 18. 19—Winton J.C. Nov. 19—Carterton R.C. Nov. 111. 21 —Waikato R.C. , Nov. 20—Levin R.C. Nov. 20. 28—Takapuna J.C. I Nov 30. Dee. I—Feilding J.C.