TRENTHAM RACES

Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 19, 23 January 1937, Page 11

TRENTHAM RACES

THE SUMMER MEETING

FINAL DAY IN SUNSHINE c i: LARGE ATTENDANCE c p (By "Ribbomvood.") Willi some abatement in the wind f and real January sunshine at last, the S best weather of the week was experienced lor the concluding day of the Wellington Racing Club's Summer a Meeting at Trentham today. It £ was a day to attract a big attendance, and there was another large crowd - at the course prior to the first race and a considerable increase in the ■ strength of the attendance during the \ first two events. Exccpt for the wind, ■ it was an ideal day for enjoyable a racing. With the wind and sunshine the track had firmed up, and the going wb3 the fastest at the meeting, though, according to some of the riders, the course was very much rougher than usual, due mainly to the long period of wet weather, which prevented work on the track. The heavy sole of grass <5 was against record times. _ a The usual comprehensive facilities g catered for the needs of the crowd. The betting was under the win-and- j place system with the new Julius totalisator, which was closing prompt- c Iv to schedule, and running descrip- j. tions of the racing were broadcast on h the course. Results and notes on the running to j time of going to press were:— 4 WALLACEVILLE HIGHWEIGHT 9 HANDICAP, £300; second horse £70 3 and third £35 from the stake; 1} miles. " 9_lo—Mr. A. W. Mcikle's ch m j Charade, by Lord Quex —Char- ' lady, 4yrs, 10.7 <L. Dulieu) .... 1 12—13—Mr. W. Smart's b c Revival, by Cape Horn—Velour, 6yrs, 9.5 (j. Leach) 2 13—14 —Mr. B. Burgess's br m Lady Siegfried, by Siegfried—Gay Salute, 4yrs, 9.0 (A. Jenkins) .. 3 Also started: 4-4 Taumau 11.2 <C. c Thomson), 8-9 Sanguine King 10.7 (L. ' Carroll), 3-3 Le Grand 10.2 (T. Tito), < 5-5 Convivial 9.13 (G. Ridgway), 10-7 j Soho 9.12 (C. Stratton), 2-1 Maestro 9.11 (P. Burgess), 1-2 Recollection 9.8 . <D. O'Connor), 11-11 Brigadore 9.6 (D. . W. Bush), 6-8 Cricket 9.6 (R. K. Smith), 15-15 Lord Hereford 9.5 (A. E. Lord), ( 7-6 Earl Colossus 9.2 (R. Beale), 17-16 . First Spec 9.0 (P. Boxall), 14-12 Lady , Wessex 9.0 (J. Walsh), 16-17 Trevelyn ' Hold 9.0 (W. N. Taylor). \ The result of the Wallaceville High- - weight Handicap was a complete upset for backers, as all the place-winners were at long prices, the paying ; well over a score to win. Charade ; soon took charge from Sanguine King, Soho, Lord Hereford, Convivial, and 1 Revival. Charade was joined by Taumau going to the far turn, where Re- ; vival, Sanguine King, Earl Colossus, 1 Convivial, and Le Grand were next. < The favourites, Recollection and 1 Maestro, were still well back and mak- < ing no impression. Charade was followed into the straight by Revival, Taumau, Sanguine King, Earl Colossus, and, in a good finish, Charade hung on iust long enough to beat Revival by half a head. Lady Siegfried was a ) length away third, and Brigadoie , fourth. Le Grand, Soho, and Rec ° 1 lion were the next to finish. .lime, 2min BJsec. (Winner trained by J. H. Jefferd, Ngatarawa.) . HOPEFUL STAKES HAND!CAP, £.300; second horse £70 and third £35 from the stake; two-year-olds, 5 furlongs. 1—l —Sir Charles Clifford's ch c Haughty Winner, by Winning Hit—Disdainful, 8.9 CG. Humphries) 3—2—Mr. C. Ryan's br f Brunhild, by Siegfried—Speechless, 9.7 (S. Wilson) L g—10—Mr. W. Higgins's br c Sigurd by Siegfried—All Bright, 7.11 (R. W. Savage). 3 . Also started: 6-5 Geira 9.4 (W. J. Broughton), 2-3 Top Row 8.13 (L. J. Ellis), 4-4 Aiwai 8.11 (P. Atkins), 13-13 Wildflower 8.1 (J. Winder), 7-7 Only One 8.0, car. 8.2 (B. H. Morris), 12-14 Screen Star S.O (S. Anderson), 11-12 Bluffer 7.13 (G. Tattersall), 5-6 Accomplice 7.7 (C. Goulsbro'), 10-11 Hine Ata 7.7 (H. N. Wiggins). 7-8 Mercenary 7.7 (A. Mcsservy), 14-15 Raroa 7.7 (J. Forsyth), 9-9 Son and Heir 7.7 (R. Marsh). , ~ . Haughty Winner confirmed his good form of the first day by winning the Hopeful Stakes practically all the way. Brunhild did not get away well, or she would have made it much harder for the favourite. When they settled down Only One was in charge from Screen Star, Haughty Winner, Geira, and Brunhild. Haughty Winner was in charge after a furlong and he led to the straight from Geira, Only One, Brunhild, and Sigurd. Brunhild came through at the distance and challenged strongly to run Haughty Winner to half a length. Sigurd improved to finish third two and a half lengths away. Only One was fourth, followed by Mercenary, Accomplice, and Top Row. Time, lmin O.isec. (Winner trained by H. and A. Cutts. Kiccarlon.") MELROSE HANDICAP, £300; second horse £70 and third £35 from the stake; 7 furlongs. 3—2—Mr. W. Higgins's b h Debham, by Lackham—Deborah, 4yrs, 9,8 (P. Burgess) 1 1 I—Mr. T. F. Newman's br c The Bigot, by Baralong—Bonnie Lady, 3yrs, 8.4 2 6—3—Mrs. G. E. Wood's b g Sansfoy, by Royal Divorce —Millie Abbey, 6yrs, 8.8 3 Also started: 2-4 Sanhedrim 9.0 (C. Goulsbro'), 4-5 Export 8.11 (P. Williams). 7-8 Sea/ Wrack 8.6 (S. Wilson), 9-7 Count Siegfried 8.2 (W. J. Broughton), 5-6 Bonny Glow 8.0, car. 8.11 (L. J. Ellis), 12-12 Haupangi 8.0, j car. 8.2 (C. Burgess), 8-9 Mai dc Mer! 8.0 (R. W. Savage), 10-11 Nereus 8.0 <H. J. Callahan), 11-10 Southern Blood 8.0 (S. Anderson). Debham was not long in reaching the front in the Melrose Handicap, but after five furlongs Nereus took charge from The Bigot, Debham, Count Siegfried, Southern Blood, Sansfoy, and Sea Wrack. When they reached the straight the two leaders were still the same, but Debham had dropped back three places. Southern Blood hung out and carried Sanrfoy and Export with him. Debham came through on the fence and in a great finish he beat The Bigot by half a head. Sansfoy finished well three-quarters of a length away, with Export fourth. Bonny Glow and Haupangi were at the head of the others. Time, lmin 27sec. (Winner trained by H. Telford, 1 Trentham.) SUMMER HANDICAP, £600; second horse £120 and third £60 from the stake; li miles. 2—3 —Mr. C. W. Boyd's ch g Martara, by Martarrna —Tarahekc, 3yrs, 7.7 (G. Tattersall) 1 6—'7—Mr. R. W. A. Lewis's ch g Shy. by Valkyrian — Stage Fright, syrs, 7.7 <S. Wilson) .. 2 I—l—Mr. J. C. Kennedy's br g Dungarvan, by Colossus—- ' Tikima. 4yrs. 9.3 (L. A. Pine) 3 Also started: 4-5 Queen of Song 9.0 (J, W. Jennings)* 10-11 Vintage 9.0 (R.

Beale), 3-2 Ponty 8.5 (P. Atkins), 5-4 Essex 8.0 (C. Goulsbro"), 11-10 Pladie 7.9 <J. Forsyth). 7-6 Tunncllcr 7.9 (W. J. Broughton), 8-8 Arctic King 7.8 (A. Messervy), 13-12 Great Star 7.7 (H. W. Hibberd), 12-13 Lapel 7.7 <R. W. Savage), 9-9 Rona Bay 7.7 'R. Marsh 1. Martara cleared right away from the opposition in the Summer Handicap and beat Shy and Dungavvan pointlessly. He was in front at baiiiet. rise and led out of the straight fiont Great Star, Shy, Rona Bay. Dungar- t van, Queen of Song, Ponty, and Essex. Rona Bay and Dungarvan improved their positions going into the back, but Martara was clear at the false rail S from Dungarvan. Rona Bay, Great 1 Star. Ponty, and Shy, Martara was ; running on strongly and was six lengths in front of Shy at the post. Shy outstayed Dungarvan by a length, r and two lengths away were Queen of 6 Song, Ponty, and Arctic King, who finished in a bunch. Tunneller, Great a Star, and Essex were next. Martara was having his sixth success, and the s fact that the Great Northern Derby g winner, Essex, was in the field makes v the Martarma three-year-old out to be ° a strong claimant for three-year-old * supremacy. g THAMES JOCKEY CLUB {• £ s (By Telegranh— Pr ss Assooin'" " ) f THAMES, This Day. The Thames Jockey Club's second 0 day opened in fine weather and with n a large attendance. The track is in r good order. Results: — t Kopu Handicap, £80; 6 furlongs.— 1-1 Strathire, 9.0 (Goldfinch), 1; 3-3 r Orefield, 8.13, 2; 10-8 Aramis, 8.9, 3. s Scr.: Madelon, Susan, Marnui. Lady >. England, Mia Acrea, Miriana. Length; d half a length. Time, lmin 16sec. 9 Hikutaia Handicap Hurdles, £120; 1 1J miles.—3-3 Calcutta, 9.8 (Day), 1; j 4-4 Lady Ruler, 10.0, 2; 5-5 Spearcourt, ■ 9.0, 3. All started. Six lengths. Time, * 3min 11 4-ssec. J Parawai Handicap, £146; 6 furlongs, f -2-4 Johnny Walls, 8.3 (McKenzie), * 1; 3-2 Tybalt, 8.5, 2; 5-5 Bellkyrian, 1 7 10, 3. Scr.: Triune, Solaria. Surella. | Head; length. Time, lmin 13 3-ssec. * METROPOLITAN TROTS (By Telegraph—Press Association.) s CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. f The Metropolitan Trotting Club's 1 Summer Meeting is being held at Ad- t dington today. The weather is fine t and the track fast. The attendance as s large. Results:— Spreydon Handicap, £200; 3.34 class; ; 1J miles.—l-1 Great Admiral, 24 (J. ( Fraser, jun.), 1; 10-13 Garner (Mc- a Dermott), 60, 2; 8-8 Helen's Bay, scr j (P. Gallagher), 3. All started. Length; half a length. Times: 3min 23 l-ssec, j 3min 20 2-ssec, 3min 25 3-ssec. < Durham Handicap, £200: 2.15 class; ] 1 mile.—l-1 Double Great, scr (R. f Townley, jun.), 1; 2-2 Pot Luck, 24 ] (M. Holmes), 2; 7-8 Golden Cross, scr | (R. Motz), 3. All started. Two lengths, . length and a half. Times, 2min 11 ■ l-ssec, 2min 9 2-ssec, 2min 11 3-ssec. , Midsummer Handicap, £500; 2.44 } class; 1} miles—B-10 Bingen Palm, scr , (J. R. Simpson), 1; 7-5 Blue Mountain. 24 (Maidens), coupled with Rollo, 2;,, 9-11 Reporter, 12 (T. H. McGirr), 3. All . started. Length and a half, length and 1 1 a half. Times, 2min 43sec, 2min 42 1-5 ; sec, 2min 42 3-ssec. WANGANUI HANDICAPS Handicaps for the first flay of tho Wancanui Joekev Club's Summer Mectinc. on January 25 and 30, have been declared as follows: WESTMERE HACK ItURM/EP. £130; 1 mile and 4U furioiiKs. Beau Gullantc. 11 3 R<»'al Routine . 3 V, Court Arnu . « « Kitty Qmn .. 0 0 ( duct an Idea .93 JUVENILE HANDICAP, £100; 5 furlongs. < Alwnl 8 13 Little Robin .. J » Lickcm S 0 Gaily J 1 Trim 7]l Ripple ~ ' < Fafner 7 9 S.;arf Dance . 7 7 1 Amatory 1 9 Airlni 7 7 , VICTORT HACK HANDICAP, £130; 8 % j furlongs. Taitoru .... !> 4 Naushty „ . Alrinff 8 n rl „ \ I JjO Grand .... S !) Kla Ora 7 i Red Sand .... S 8 Royal Kinc -. 7 . Jflstcr Qucx .. 8 6 Blue Mauritius Cnrowa 8 * nvcr Kiver • I i • i llcipar 7IS Missal * « 1 International .70 TAYWOBTH HACK HANDICAP, £110; ; furlongs. 1 Brazen Kinis . 912 Cloudy Bay . S 2 , Lord Moutoa . 910 Niglitlass ... 8 - ' Wftlplro .... 9 4 Mazzini .... 8 » : ■ Hatuma 9 4 Koyal Minstrel 8 0 t Sanhedrim ... 9 0 Etiquette ... 8 0 r Great Hope .. 810 Furoto 8 0 I WANGAXUI cur, £230 ; I'i miles. ! Lowenberg .« 9 0 >'ull Throttle .77 . One Whetii ... Sll Airlni; ' Grand Jury ..8 9 Geltcl ...... 7 i_ '■ Refresher ... 8 3 Master (..yklon 7 i r Limbohm ... 8 2 Sir Nigel .... 7 7 Entail 713 Jlaviatock ... i >_ • Musnull 7 ft Bluo (,artcr •" 7 ' ■ Hunting Queen 7 9 FLYING HANDICAP. £100; 6 furlongs. 1 Koyal Secret . 9 3 Symcony 7 9 ! K ar i 813 Porotitl .... 7 i Tho Tigor ... 8 5 Black I'riar ..7 7 ' Pin Money .. 7IS Ned Cuttle ..7 7 ■ Lavlna ...... 710 Flammarion ..11 \ PETRE HACK HANDICAP. £120; G furlongs. , Rustem 9 0 Imposture ... 7 9 Lifeguard ... 811 Ail Spirit ... 7 7 , Mister Quex . 810 Helios ..... 7 7 Sanhedrim ... 8 7 Golden t Collodion ... 710 enterprise t t