WOODVILLE J.C.

Evening Star, Issue 20972, 10 December 1931, Page 4

WOODVILLE J.C.

GAY CREST BEATS GOMPRIS | Fine weather prevailed for the first day of the Woodvillo Jockey Club’s Alceting, and the attendance was satisfactory. The principal event of the day was won comfortably by Gay : Crest, while .Aston accounted for the * open sprint. The totaiisator handled i £7,520, as against £11,328 on the first • day at the last Summer Meeting. : Detailed results: — MANGAATUA HURDLES HANDICAP, SOsovs. 11m. 2—Air H. L. Harkcr’s ROYAL SONGSTER, 9.7 (MTlac) ... 1 s—Mr F. R. Waller’s Arrowhead, 9.5 (Nicol) ... 2 9—Mr H. C. Noble’s Tunbridge, 10.13 (Tinsley) 3 Also started: 1 Manuiri 10. G, 3 Pyinccss Elizabeth 10.2, 7 Royal Black 9.13, 4 Coon Song 9.10, 6 Whisogne 9.9, 8 Kilmezzo 9.2, 10 Doc 9.6. Royal Black fell. Won by a length; half a length between second and third. Whisogne was fourth. Time, 2min 20 3-ssec. TRIAL PLATE, Gosova. Weight 8.0. 6f. 1— Mr C. T. Keeble’s BEACON FIRE (R. Reed) 1 7—Mr P. Holman’s Imperial Fame (B. H. Morris) 2 2 Mr S. Denby’s Flakewhite (Anderson) ... 3 Also started: 13 Fairwind, 9 Capetown, 3 Puketapu, 8 Journet, 11 King Thomond, 12 Invictus, 10 Tigerism, 6 Chief Clerk. Won by half a length, a length between second and third. Capetown was fourth. Time, Imin 15sec. BOLTON HANDICAP, 120sovs. Um. 1— Dr M. G. Louisson’s GAY CREST, 9.4 (H. Gray) ... 1 2Mr P. F. Campbell’s Compris, 8.11 (Jenkins) 2 3 Mr F. Ormond’s Pewa, 7.5 (L. J. Ellis) 3 Also started: 5 Full Mark 7.0, 4 Esteem 7.0. At the distance Gay Crest went to the front, but was challenged by Compris, The favourite, however, had no • difficulty in shaking off the opposition, and won comfortably by nearly a length, the same distance between second and third. Esteem was fourth. Time, 2min 5 3-ssec. NURSERY HANDICAP, 75sovs. sf, 2Mr W. G. Stead’s PILLOW FIGHT, 9.1 (R. Reed) ... 1 3 Mr R. H. W. Holden’s Princess Bell, 8.0 (Voitre) 2 4 Mr J. MTvolvic’s Copper King, 7.8 (Ellis) 3 Also started: 1 Tout le Mond 8.5, G Alister Quex 8.5, 3 Flamingo 8.0, 9 Sir Pombal 7.8, 8 Santoft 7.8, 9 Chief Marionette 7.3, 5 Rajah 7.8, 7 Marais 7.3. OETE HANDICAP, HOsovs. 6f. 3—Mr S. R. Denby’s ASTON, 9.2 (Anderson) 1 2—Messrs Cornfoot and Harper’s Royal Routine, 7.8 (L. J. Ellis) 2 i I—Mr W. Jury’s Korokio, 8.3 (Gray) 3 Also started: 7 Great Charter 7.6, 6 Ridgemount 7.5, 5 Royal Baby 7.0. Won by half a length, with a length between second and third. Curio was fourth. Time, Imin 14 l-ssee. I MANGARAWA HANDICAP, 75sovs. Of. 1— Mr H. J. Harma’s GAY COURT, 7.11 (H. Gray) ... 1 2 Mr J. Sullivan’s Arajean, 8.0 (Voitre) 2 3 Air A. E. Neal’s Chief Savage, : 7.8 (Wilson) 3 Also started: 8 Adelphi 9.0, 6 Rotation 8.6, 10 Hunting Boy 8.5, 7 Golden Shadow 7.13, 4 Lady Court 7.5, 9 Patearoa 7.1, 6 Beaconsfield 7.0, 13 Fallow 7.0, 12 White Squall 7.0, 14 Alpinist 7.0, 11 Chief Lino 7.0. Won by half a length, a neck between second and third. Lady Court was fourth. Time, Imin 15 l-ssec. WHARITI HANDICAP, SOsovs. 1m and a distance. 3 Air C. T. Keeblo’s JAYSON, 7.8 (Voitre) 1 I—Air E. Penman’s Saltpot, 8.5 (Andersonl 2 4 Air W. H. Ballinger’s Flower, 7.6 (Wilson) 3

Also started: 2 I",airway 7.10, 7 Easterly 7.2, 6 Rappalo 7.2, 8 Blacksmith 7.1, 10 Evening Hero 7.0, 5 Midnight Echo 7.0, 9 Golden Area 7.0, 11 Fog Horn 7.0. Won by a length, two lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 57sec. BOROUGH HANDICAP, lOOsovs. 7f. „ I—Messrs Greene and Rutherford’s MO A BIRD, 8.9 (L. G. Morns) ... 1 2—Mrs F. Armstrong’s Chief Cook, 8.11 (H. Gray; 2 ■s—Mr C. Smith’s Roval Opera, 7.13 (Ellis) ... ‘ 3 Also started: 9 Stanchion 9.13, 3 Desert Song 8.13, 11 King Midas 8.0, 7 Maui 7.13, 10 Royal Game 7.12, 8 Rory Mor 7.11, C Teller 7.11, 4 Adventus 7.11. Won by a length and a-half, half a length between second and third. Teller was fourth. Time, Imin 30 2-ssec. OAMARU J.G. The following arc the nominations for the Oamaru Jockey Club’s Summer Meeting;—-High-weight Handicap, lOOsovs. Im. —Countermarch, Dressy, Felony, Glenrowan, Grecian Prince, Last Mark, Ma Belle Polly, Pixie Gold, Ranelagh, Semper Paratns, Silver Salvo 1 , Sporting Life, 'Taboo, Tautbow. Maiden Stakes, DOsovs. sf.—Ardent Beauty, Banderilio, Denise, Diapason, Earthquake, Elgindalo, Gessler, Hurlingham, High Tor, Idolise, Ins March, Muff, Palanpua, Silver Streak, Springbird, Taunton, Traylavah, Parable colt, Rose Dart, Song Box. President’s Handicap, 21osovs. Im. —Captivate, Caterpillar, 'The Dove, Don Jose, Dumhlano, Dulcn, Glenrowan, Grecian Prince, Gold Pit, Locksley, Martian Chief, Mcprisant, Mount Boa, Night Effort, Ranelagh, Ramo, Royal Love, Some Acre, Starshooter, Taku Tama, Taboo, Tippling, Wise Choice, Full Feather. Waitaki Champion Hack Handicap, ISOsovs. 1-iin. —Anno Shakespeare, Adult, Colonel Cygnus, Dumblano, Felony, Locksley, Night Cap, Pixie Gold, Pharaoh, Ramo, Riri, Semper Paratus, Some Acre, 'Tippling. Flying Handicap, IJO.sovs. 6f.— Captivate, Caterpillar, The Dove, Dulcn, El Boa, Lochlaggan, Meadow | k

Lark, Mount Boa, Taku Tania, Weatherlj', Wise Choice. Farewell Handicap, lOOsovs. 6f.— Bandorilla, Bulolo, Denise, Earthquake, Grecian Prince, Gold Pit, Hot Tea’ High Tor, Heigh Ho, Hnrlingham, Kakara, Kerbside, Lochlaggan, Ma Bello Polly, Monastic; Red Royal, Scotch Tea, Sun worthy, Song Box, Terra Firma, Tautbow, Weatherly, Parable colt, Clarenceux—Finless mare. Oamaru Trot Handicap (harness), HOsovs. lim.—Alpha Wrack, Almont Cling, Aviator, Bingen Fay, Auspicious, College Boy, Copper Nob, Glenlogie, Gold Spear, Jolly Queen, Little Claire, Master M'Grath, On Parade, Parnell, Quita, Regina Derby, Red Spur, Tat Wrack. Waikaura Trot, HOsovs. 1-Jm. —Auspicious, Almont Cling, Bingen Fay, Birnio Bingen, Ballade, College Boy, Copper Nob, Dolly Huon, Elite Bingen, Evening Sun, Friston Lad, Glenlogie, Great Scott, Great Antrim, Jolly Queen, John Appear, Little Claire, Molly Desborough, Lohengrin, Needles, Nelson Guy, Onoto, Stella Bingen, Sungleam, Tat Wrack.

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