SPORTING

Evening Star, Issue 20109, 25 February 1929, Page 3

SPORTING

C.J.C. MEETING MIDSUMMER HANDICAP TO BEAU GESTE The followin'; arc the concluding results of Saturday’s racing;— MIDDLE PARK PLATE. -lOOsovs. For two and three-year-olds. (if. 1— J. Morrison's PINK COAT, 8.2 (,U. J. Ellis) 1 2G. I). Greenwood's Goblin Market, 0.0 (A. E. Ellis) ... 2 2G. I). Greenwood’s Rigmarole, 8.1 (T. Green) 3 Also: 4 Bon Rose car. 8.2. A Semper Paratus 7.2, 3 Stately 6.13, G Comnui(|ue 6 13. A neck ;three lengths between .second and third. Bon Rose was fourth. Time, Imin l2sec. MIDSUMMER HANDICAP, 350sovs. Ipn. 3M. 11. Gardiner’s BEAU GESTE, 7.11 (L. J. Ellis) 1 I—G. G. Holmes’s Rapier, 0.9 (R. S. Bngby) ... 2 •I—G. D, Greenwood’s Pride, car. 7.2 (R. Heushaw) 3 Also; 6 Count Cavour car 8.6, 2 Battle Colours 8.5, 5 Prickles 7.0. Malt a head, with three lengths between second and third. Time, 2min ssec. LYTTELTON PLATE, 2«osovs. For two-year-olds. of. 6G. Gould's .JUNIPER, car. 7.3) (J. Masservcy) 1 I—J. T. Bridgman’s Courtlike, car. 7.10) (T. Green) ... 2 B—Sir George Clifford’s Straight Course, 7.3 (R. M'Cann) ... 3 Also: 2 Belcaire 7.0 and Taragana car. 7.3 (bracketed). 3 Desert Song 7.0, -t Jaleux 7.3, 7 Arrowshield .7.3, 5 Arrowe 7.3. 0 Miss Nighlraid 7.0. A neck ; two lengths between second and third. Desert Song was fourth. Time, Imin 0 2-osce. CRAVEN PLATE, 250sovs, 7f. G-J. A. Beale’s ARROWMIR, 7.1) (R. Coveney) 1 I —J. Lindsay’s Meadow Lark, 8.10 (C. Emerson) 2 7G. Gerard's 1 Silver Coot, 7.0 (K. Voitrc) >. 3 Also; 2 Paperchaso 8.3, 4 Sudden Storm car. 7.5, 8 Haze car. 7.4, 5 Gold Brick 7.8, 3 First Raid 7.0. A neck, with three-quarters of a length between second and third. Time, Imin 26soc. HALSWELL HANDICAP, 200sovs. Gf. 1— ,J, |[. Prosser's GREAT STAR, car. 8.3 (R. J. Riekerby) ... 1 K)_Mrs A. Champion's Arch Arrow, car. 7.0 (K. Voitre) 2 S G. Gerard's Paper Boy, car 8.8. (\V. I’aseoc) 3 Also: ■! Philippic 8.11, 5 Slarshooler 7.12, 3 Impertinence 7,12. 7 Greyfmoh car. 7.7. 12 Skyquesl 7.1), 2 Plmstnr 7.7., G Alone 7.0, 13 Star Stranger 11. 7.0, 17 Prompter 7.0. 1) Discordia car. 7.3. 14 Mentone 7.0. 11 Nahautanui 7.0, 14 Hounslow ear. 7.2, 16 Money Bag 7.0. Halt a length; three-quarters of a length between .second and third. Time, I min 12 l-oscc. POST HANDICAP, 2Uosovs. Im. 4J. S. Barton’s BUOYANT, ear. 8.1 (C. Emerson) I 3—E. Williamson’s Amor, car. 8.12 (\V. Pascoc) 2 2H. A. KnhO't'.s Baquito, car. 7.8 (J. Oliver) 3 Also: 5 Thorndale 9.8, 1. Full Kcathor 2.2, 7 Nincompoop 8.11, G Gold Brick 8.9, 8 Pangolin ear, 7.9, A neck; half a length between second and third. Pangolin was fourth. Time, Imin 40sec. The totalisator investments were £20,495, as compared against £20,045 last year. DTAHUHU TROTS

For Uie opening d;iy ol the OUiliuhu Trotting Club’s Meeting on Saturday the tutu lisa tor investments were IMUMSu I Us, eumpared with £44 ,9(2 lust year. Concluding; results: — President's Handicap. ddUsovs. -in. —0 1. FI. Swcetapplc s Great Change (scr, J. S. Shaw) I, 1 C. 4. Barton's Tonic (scr, W. J. Toiukinson) 2, 9 H. Ivinnimont’s Napland (GUyds behind, Kinnimont) 3. Also] 8 Mutn scr, 3 Bonnie liclinoiit scr, 5 The Tartar scr, •J Raima 12vds behind, 1U Tradesman ]2. 4 Rose "Bingen 48, 7 Ngatira 79. Great Change led through, winning. by a length and a-halt. Tonic beat Naphind by three lengths. Jhe Tartar was fourth. Time, 4inin 42scc. Mount Albert Handicap, dOOsovs. 2m.—o J. G. Robertson and H. Sewell’s Van Rich (12yds behind, Robertson) 1, 6 G A. Williams’s Gold Dial (GO. Williams) 2, 1 1. IT Sweetapplc’s Warplane (MG, J. S. Shaw) 3 Also: 8 Gold Treasure scr, K) Moko Clncl scr, d Curfew Boy scr, 1 Ribbonwood’s Last I'-’vds behind, 9 Rockburn 21, 1 Happy Rom 21, 7 Lord Nepean d 6. 2 Ha! Chimes d 6, 11 Uncle Bert 36. Van Rich came through nicely in the straight to win hy a neck Irom Gold Dial who heat Warplane by ball a length. Ribbnnwood’s Last was iourth. Time, 4min 40 d-sscc. M vers Handicap SUOsovs. 1,1m.—0 2. M'Millan’s Dnnda.s Boy (24yds. R. i. Berry) 1, 4 Armstrong and Johnnn‘s Logan Park (12 W. -I. Tonikinnn) 2 7 J. A. Mitchell’s Lodi Moigh 2t .W Hughes). Also: 1 Daytime ;r. 2 Harvest Child scr. 9 Lady Dun•iore 24vds behind. 8 Dillon Hnon 24, ; All Bell 24. d Quality 24, Won by . length. with a neck between second •iml third. Harvest Child louith. rime, 2min 46scc. llaiiwa v Handicap, dOdsovs. Im.— [ Casev "and Grayden’s Nelson M Cor"ael; ("scr, Fairman) 1, 3 (J. s v Victor (scr, Gnmmond) 2, 4 B. ' leer’s Glen cl ore (12yds behind,. Wood) Also; 7 Rocknwny scr. o Dick Dil--1; 21yds behind, 2 Jaybird 36, 6 Goldman 48. Two lengths; two ] iK'lwoou second and third. Lick Dnion was Fourth. Time, 2min Id 4,-osoc. HANDICAPS EOR SECOND DAY. [Per Uirrm) Tr.nss Association.] (CCKLAND, February 21. The following are the ImnclK;aps for the second day of the Otahuhu trotting (Tub’s Meeting:— Suburban Handicap. 2m.—lLiny Mack. Winning Boy .Great Magic. Ben Bingen, Lllego. Don Zoloc., Locbade scr, Tnmalnno 12yds behind, Tot Logan, Lord Rohcris 36, oe , Dipnoi -18. Golden Mauntius 84, Koro Peter 9G, Akane n Billy Carbine 108, Anselme 102, Etta Cole ,144. Bright Light 156. Newmarket Handicap. LR I ---! - cbore, Rose Marie Sonoma Child, Lo Bn. Hori Dillon. Chdde Andnbnn, Hall Huon, Rolfe Audubon, Red Sta Marionette.’ Lady Bnrrmgton. H , Koniniwood, Ursuhne. dm , Trustworthy. Maul of Dm Mountains. Admiral Lock, Dads Hope sci, \ni' Cap, Tony Victor, Giand Light;

Patcli, Concertina, Great Logan, Horizon Mars, Reremai 12yds behind, Halgana, Curlew Hoy, Ola adore <‘3(3, JNclsou M'Corraick 60. Sylvia Park Handicap. lm.—Huciiaway, Evelyn Locanda, Master Hum, Ilalgana, Van Bic-.h, Warplane, Dic.x Dillon, Unde Hert scr, Lord Nepean, Loburn, Laplander, Stanmour. Anselm 12yds behind. Joy Bird 24, Goldman, High Jinks, Lady Diuunore 36 Dillon Hnon 48. Dundas Hoy 60. Dominion Handicap. 2in.—Lady Dunmore, Heal Light, Harvest Child scr, Jean M'.Elwyn, Dundas Boy 12yds behind. Audacious 24, Glideaway, The Abbey, Native Prince, Loch Moigh.The Shrew, Jackie Audubon, Dillon Huoii 66; Machine Gun 48, Padlock, Quality 60, Logan Park 72. Ahunri 108. Alexandra Handicap. 2in.—Main, Gold Sovereign, Bonnie Belmont, The Tartar, Tradesman scr, Tonic, Raima 12yds behind, Great Change 24, Happy Hn.sa 116, Hose Bingen, Betty Moko 48, Napland 60, Ngatira, Tigei' Salve 72, ■Sister Beatrice. 10S.

Hichmond Handicap. 2m.—Curlew Hoy. Happy Hosa, Lord Nepean, Evelyn Locanda, Medusa, Hockburu, Gold Treasure, Uncle Bert, Glaudore scr, Daytime, Wraekler, Fiorcnt, Tiger Salve, Gold Dial 12yds behind, High Jinks, Laplander 06. Coates Handieap. 11m.—Goldman, Harvest Child, Ljidy Dunmore scr, Dillon Hnon. Nelson Tasker, The Shrew, Machine Gnu, All Bell, Quality, Audacious, Loch Muigh 12yds behind, The Abbey, Glideaway, Dundas Boy 24, Jean M Elwyn 36, Kohara, Native Prince, Jackie Audubon, Padlock, Ahnriri 48, Logan Park GO, Prince Pointer 84. [farewell Handicap. Hm. —Heremaj, Our Patch, Van Cap, Tony Victor, Tunic, Happy Hosa, Hoso Marie, Curlew Boy scr, Wraekler, Uncle Bert, Plorent, ilalgana, Evelyn Locanda, Hockburu, Dick Dillon, Van Rich, Warplane 12yds behind. Laplander, Heal Light, Gold Dial, Stanmonr, Loburn, Anselm, Lord Nepean 24, Ha! Chimes, Nelson M'Corinack, Joy Bird, Daytime 36, High Jinks 43. FRANKLIN RAGING CLU3 (Pcr United Press Association.] AUCKLAND, February 24. The following are the weights lor the Franklin Racing Club’s Meeting:— Puui High weight. I.lm. —Olcna Hay 10,12, Kawini, Wiltshire, Uralla 10.7, Right and Lett, Sleepy Sol 1.0.5, Manrea 10.0. Rorinthia 0.1.0, Harbour View 0,7, Bizarre 9.6, Mashoor, .Regent, Paris Model, Kaihangn, Sea Comet 9.0. Waiuku Hack Handicap. 6t.—Good Hoy 0.4, Black Maire 9,2, British King 0.0, Frothblowor 8.7, Humbarder, Green Bonnet 8,6, Whaka King 8.5, Hulolo 8.2, Bagpiper JI., High Rose, Some Lady 7.RJ, King Peg 7.11, Bahama 7.10, Sir Moml 7.8, Palmares 7.4,, Hone Jieke, Big Bertha, Justify, To Taonc, Bracken Abbey, Envoy 7,.‘1, Joy Germ 7,2, Queen Comet, Feriiden, Roman Pearl, Night Comet, Handstitch, Blue Sky, Merry Lu. Perl'eeto, Ding Dong, Sulla, Brilliant Light 7.0. Franklin Cup Handicap. Tim.— Buyal Donlton 0.0, Transformer 8.12, Desert Glow. The Lover 8.0, Hyde Park 7.0, Tidal, Ti Tree 7.8, School' 7.7, Maori Boy 7.4, Gold Money, Eager Rose 7.2, Hakanoa, Far North, Sir Archie 7.0. Hucklaiui Handicap. 61.—Car! Lien 3.7, Flying Prince 8.4. Cymon 7.8, Imperial Prince 7.6. Helium, Relreshcr 7.0, Gay Duke 7.2, Bennie, Currajong, iMotere, Pellette. Knowflane, Lady Suzanne, Etehi Rang! 7,0. Tnakan Flying. 61. Branson 0.7, Kingliekl 9,0, Royal Donlton 8.10, I aiJar S.O, Tea Time 5.6, Chclono 8.2, Lady’s Roy S.l. Stormy, Prince Lu 7.7, Gold Money 7.6, The Begum 7.4. .Modest Boy 8.1, Hakanoa, Mat-room. Joy Genii, Value. Hone Heke, Green Bun net. Royal Blood, British King, Billikins 7.0. Onewhcro Hack Handicap 6f.— Good Boy 0.4, Mussie 8.11, Star Comet 8.3, Man rea 7.1.'!, Te Money 7.12, War Olllcer 7.5. Archicval, Big Bertha, Unoco 7.6, Salamander, Gay Cockade, Bold Archer, Paris Model, Bonny Day, Carmint, Mashoor 7.0. Pnkekolm Handicap. About 7ft.— [.orient 0.0, Ti Tree 8.0, True Blood 8.6. The Thorn 8.4, Maori Boy, Archcen 8.;!, Prince Ln 8.2, Gold Money 8.1, Macioom, Hakanoa 7.5, Black Maire 7.6, Berinthia. Barometer. British King, Liaison. Sleepy Sol, Modest Hoy, Scram;, Vatpii, Bahama. Anricniiis. Some Lady, Sir Archie, Archilccn, Cynthia N. 7.0 - . Boinhay Mamlicap. 6f.—linlulent 0. Queen Comet, Flying Tresses. A lain; i, Camp Pi inee 8.1(1. linld Archer 8.8. Roman Pear! 8.7. Gay Cockade 8.6, Sea Cob, Red Lion, Archileen 8.2, Whakama, 11 iata 7. LI, I lamlstitch 7.0, Salamander. Steady Fire, Little Toy, Tanetoa. Asniodeus, Pessimist, Panawhaka, Coney. Rangihaka, Bonny Day, Myola, Otranto, Princess Floetra. Tnknnoa, Kniciitstown, Tineroo, Lord Hopetonn, Atta Lad. Onewhero, The Dansant. Standfast, Tluirmns, Critique, Havilaiul. Lady Eustace, Princess Hazel, Gold Measurer, Night Comet, St. Louis gelding, Little Gift. Shine On, Waian, Lady Liona, Perfecto, Merry Lu, Krnchen, Arihana 7.8. WAIKATO TROTTING GLOB [Ter United Press Association.] AUCKLAND. February 24. The following reliamlicaps have been declared for the Waikato Trotting Club’s meeting:— Improvers’ Handicap. Akanehi scr to 156yds behind; Cup, Torpedo Hnon scr to 24; Members’ Handicap, (treat Change 72yds to 96yds; Waipa Handicap—llalgana scr In 24yds, Nelson M'Coriiiiiek scr to 48yds; Farewell Handicap— Ilalgana scr lo 72yds, Nelson M’Corinack 48yds to 06yds. RAGING IN AUSTRALIA MOLLISON DEFEATS GOTHIC Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. MELBOURNE, February 21. The ])rincipal results at the Caulfield races wore ns follow,: — Woodeliffc Handicap.—Kidaides (7.0 1, Octemiier (7.4) 2, Finsbury (8.2) 6. There were thirteen starters. Won by a neck, the third horse a length and a (piarter away. Time, 2min 2UJscc. .'ll the placed horses are engaged in the Australian Cup, Futurity Stakes.—Mollison (0.6. J. Daniels) 1, Gothic (10.7)2, Green Line (10.6) 6. Won by a length and a half, the third horse half a head away. Time, Imm 26lscc. The winner had a great reception. Hawksbnrn Handicap.—Ardent (7.9) won by five lengths from Creensborough (8.4) and Marganx (8.11), Time, Imin 12]sec —a record tor the race. The last four furlongs were covered in 47]sec. Stowe weighed out for the Woodclifle Handicap, but having suffered an injury to a tendon was unable to start. Fraillord is under a cloud. In tlie Futurity - Stakes. Mollison and Green Line were the pacemakers, the nearest of the others being Black Duchess ami Abbot’s Lad, with Gothic I in the rear but rapidly moving up.

Coining round Hie turn Mollison and Green Lino were still in front, the former beginning to draw away, while Gothic was coming through last. Gothic put in a brilliant run, but was unable to overhaul tho champion Mollison, who won by a. length and a-half, with Green Lino half a head away third, then Black Duchess and John Buchan, and Cumbrian last. THE ROSEHILL MEETING Press Association—By Telegraph -Copyright SYDNEY, February £4. At the Uosehill races yesterday the Flying Welter Handicap resulted as followsGest.o (9.7) J , Chuqnisaca (8.7) 2, Broadcaster (8.9) 3. Fourteen started. Won by two and a-half lengths, the third horse three lengths away. Time, Imin 27scc. PROFESSIONAL RUNNING THE " MELBOURNE THOUSAND Frees lasociation—By Telegraph—Copyright MELBOURNE, February 24. In tho “Melbourne Thousand,” Hunter (South Australia) was first, with Costin (Victoria) second. Lynch Cooper, the winner of the last Stawell gift, gained , the highest aggregate points (19) in the sprint series, being declared tho world’s professional sprint champion.