RACING NOTES

Evening Star, Issue 21425, 31 May 1933, Page 6

RACING NOTES

[By St. Clair.]

RACING. June 1, 3.—Dunedin Jockey Club. June 2, 3.—Otaki-Maori Racing Club. June 3,5, 7.—Auckland Racing Club. June 10.—Foxton Racing Club. June 15, 17.—Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club. Juno 17.—South Canterbury Jockey Club. June 22, 24.-Napier Park Racing Club. PAPER MONEY. No stallion in the dominion during recent years has sired as many winners of good races as Paper Money, the son of Greenback and Epping Rose, and it is announced iu these columns today that he will stand at Glasnevin, North Canterbury, this season at the very reasonable fee of 20gs.' Paper Money ran third iu the Derby won by Grand Parade, and won the Newmarket Granley Plate, Newmarket Midsummer Stakes, Redmere Nursery Handicap, and other races. Amongst good winners he has sired are Gold Tinge, The Wensum, Nedda, Circulation, Pink Note, Autopay, Speed Light, Silver Paper, High Finance, Money Order, Paperchase, Lucky Light/Gold Paper, Best Friend, Blue Paper, Dole, and Wakatipu, the latter having won both races he has contested in South Africa. His two-year-olds this season also include Financial (winner at Randwick), Scotch Note, and Dollar (winners in Australia), and Teller, winner at Wellington. In the 1929 season his progeny won £34,000, and the total winnings of his stock now amounts to over £125,000. His stock are natural gallopers, and most of them brilliant two-year-olds. Judging from the success of Paper Money marcs now at the stud they are going to transmit his speed, and amongst the winners they have thrown are Fair Weather, Tray Bond, and Green Linnet. PREVIOUS WINNERS. The following are lists of the previous winners of the principal races run at Wingatui this afternoon:— PROVINCIAL HANDICAP. 1884— Lady Emma, Cyrs, 9.2, 2min_3oscc. 1885— Tim Whiftler, aged, 7.1, 2mm 48scc. 1886— Marion, 4yrs, 7.12, 2min SOscc. 1887— Mokoia, Syra, 0,9, 2min 4djsec. 1888— Sultan 3yrs, 8.0, 2min 21Jscc. 1889— St. Ciair. o'yrs, 8.3. 2min Hsce. 1890— Blizza.d, 3yrs, 7 -10, 2min Misec. 1891— Blizzard, 4yrs, 8.4, 2mm IjJsen. 1892 Kulninc, Syrs, 7.10, 2min ,21sec. 1893 Hippomenes, 4yrs, 8.7, 2mm 20sec. ' 1894 Skirmisher, 3yrs, 8.3, 2mm 15sec. 1895 Skirmisher, 4yrs, 8.8, 2.mm 20jsec. 1896 Lord\ Zetland, aged, 7.5, 2mm ICisec. 1897 Tclemeler, Syrs, 7.12, 2min 3Jscc. 1898— Marcmma, Cyrs, /.12, 2mm lUsec. 1899 J upitei 4yrs, 7.3. 2mm 26sec. 1900— Bnsa. 4yrs, 7.8, Imm 48sec. 1901— St. Denis, Cyrs, 8.4, Imm 48sec. 1903—P mpero, 4yrs, 9.3, Imin 51 l-asec. 1903 Lady Lillian, Syrs, 9.13, 2mm 20 4-asec. 1904 Canme. Chief, Cyrs, 8.5, Imm 49 l-Oscc. 1905 — Cri. hti.h, Syrs, 0.10, Imm « J-asec. 1906 Apollodoris, Syrs, 7.11, Imm o3sec. 1907 Astrakhan 4yrs, 7.8, 2mm 121 3-ascc. 1908— Probable, syrs, 8.4, Imin 4asec. 1909 Harita. Syrs 8.1, Imin ‘J-osec. 1910— Gunboat, 4yrs, 7.7, limn 45 2-sscc. 1911 St. Aidan, Syrs, 8.7, Imm 43_ 1-asec. 1912—Sombrero, aged, 7.10, Imm 39 3-ssec. ioiq__.Mosfiiel. 4vis, 0.19, Innn- 40scc. 1914 The Cornet, aged, 8.8, Imin 51 Msec. 1915 Ready. Syrs, 7.10, Imm /-Sscc. 1916 Rincform, 3yrs, 7.12, Imm 44sec. 1917 Sedd-el-Bahr, 4ys, 7 .11,_ Imm 4oscc. 1918— Thadd* us. syrs, 8.3, Imin 41 I-sscc. 1919 Samicl, aged. 7.5 2mm' 1« 2-osec, 1920 4yrs. 2!^"' in 13 g 35^ 1921 Linden, aged, 7.13 -mm ß iV .TSsec 1922 Uonneiier, ayrs, 8.8, 2mm l 3 3-jsec. 1925—Loughnfa', Ls. ///. lO KrW w, V • 1928 11.. Cyrs, 9.6, -mm lOsec. 1929 Malmsey, syrs 7.1, -mm 10sl l c w 1930 Waterline, Syrs, 9.1, -mm Msec. 1931 Mourl Boa. aged, 8.0. / 9n ,f n i4, C c 1933 Red Racer aged 7.5, 2mm i4.ee.

OlkcO STEEPLECHASE. 1909—Wanganui, 9.7, Gmin 22 4-ssec. 1919—The Gunner, 9.7, Cmin lOsec. 1911— True Glue, 9.7, Smin sec- v 1912 Lugeon, 9.11, Gmin 23sec. 1913 Sportsman, 9.7, 6mm Osec. 1914 Sporlsman, 10.13, Gmin 20scc, 1915 Cardiff. 10.3, Gmin 43 1-osec. 191G—Carnm'orc, 9.13, Gmin 42sec. 1917 Kirkby, 11.8, o<nin £2 3-oscc. 1918— Stone Ginger U. 6, Omm 27 I-Ssec Palladio, 9.7, Gmin 27 1-asec. 1919 Palladio, 10.10, 6min 31 8-usec. 1920 Strowan 11.13 Gmin 30scc 1921 Golden Prince, 10.5, Gmin 19 2-oscc. 1923-Master Hamilton, 10.3, Omm 34scc. 1923- Pamplona, 9.12, 0 min 43 3-asec. 1924- Pamplona, 12.2. Gmin 32sec. 1925- -Golden Prince, 9.0. Gmm 2Gscc 1020—Night Raid, 9.0, 7mm 29 3-uscc. 1927 Cartoon, 10.8, 7min -9 3-usec. 1928 The Babe, 10.2. 7mln 15 2-usec. 1939 Fabriano, 9.1, 7min 14 4-asec. 1930 Top Geat, 10.3, 7min 18 3-asec. 1931 Snowfall, 10.1, smm 37 *;Jscc. 1932 Calham, aged 9.8, smm 40 4-asec. *Dead Heat. TRADESMEN’S HANDICAP. IB7S Rory O’Moro. Gyrs, 8.0, 2ni!n 57isec. 1876_Rob Roy, 4yrs, 8.8, 2min -‘.Jsec. 1877 Sir William, aged, 7.0, -min -Isec. 1878— Blue Peter, Gyrs, 8.0, -mm -J^ c--1879_Blue Peter, aged, 7.10, -mtn -7sec. 1880— Adamant, Syrs, T-11. -nun msec. 1881— Coldsteam, 4yrs, 7.3, -min -04 sec. Luna, aged, 8.2, 2min Usee, 1883- Gyrs, 9.0. 1884- Minerva! 4yrs, 7.9, Imm jljsec. 1885- Captain Webster, 4yrs, 7.7, Imm 57sec. 1880-Marion, 4yrs, 9.3, Imm jlisec. 1887— Bard, Gyrs, 7.2, Imm 50sec. 1888— Sultan, 3yrs, 7.7, Imm 50 J sec. 1889 -Moss Rose, 4yrs, 7.9, I min 4->Jsec. 1890— Ruby, Gyrs, 8.0. Imin 48Jsec. 1891— Kulnine, 3yrs 7.3, Imm 50fc. 1893 Lady Zetland, 4yrs, 8.2, Imm 51$sec. 1893- Au Revolr, Syrs, 7.9, Imin aOsec. 1894- Bell, syrs, 7.13. Imin 48sec. 1895- Zetland, Gyrs, 8.2, Imm o3sec. 189G—Marcmma, 4yrs, 8.4. Imm 2ltscc. 1897- Bclleclair, Syrs, 8.6, Imm SOJsec. 1898- Arline, 4yrs, 8.12, Imin 19 4-asec. 1899- Brisa, 3yrs, 7.9, Imin 23set, 1900- Blood, fiyrs, 8.1. Immjlsec. 1901 -St. Denis, Gyrs, 9.2, Imin 20sec. 1902 Windwhistle, Syrs, 7.8, Imm 21 1-osec. 1903 Scylla. Syrs, 9.8 Imin 2Uscc. 1904 Crown Imperial. 3vrs, G. 7,2 mm 21 1005-Master Alex, Syrs 8.10, 2min -2 3-ssec. 1900—Zetland, 4yrs. 8.8. Smin 21 2-ssec. 1007- Red Morn, 4yrs, 6.10, Imm 17 2-osec. IPOS—White Cockade, 4yrs, 7.4 Imin 16 4-oseo. 1909—Federal, 4yrs, 8.8, Imin 17 3-ssec. 19)0—Octave, aged, 7.13, Imin 17 3*ssec. 1911— Flitaway, syrs. 8.3, imin 10 2-ssec. 1912 Palisade, 3yrs. 7.11, Imin 18 S-ssec. 1913 Sea King, aged, 9.3, Imin 19sec. 1914 Palisade, Syrs 9.13 Imin 21 2-sscc. 1915 Bullcr, 4yrs, 7.3, Imin 17 4-ssec. 1016—Marsa, syrs, 6.8, Imin 17 2-ssec. 1917 Palamon, 3vrs, 7.0 Imin 20sec. 1918— Kilboyne, 4yrs, 8.13 Imin 16 3-ssec. 1919 Mortham, 4 yrs, 8.10, Imin 17 l-ssec--1920 Silver Peak, 4vrs, 9.8, Imin 17 l-ssec. 1921 ■ Miss Muriel, Syrs, 7.9. Imin 15 I-6scc. 1922 Will Oakland, 6yrs, 7 9, Imin 17 4-ssec. 1923 Laughing Eyes, Syrs, 7.2, Imin 19 4-ssec. 1924 Wcldone. 6 yrs. 7.8, Imin IBsec. - 1925 Gernnial. Bvrs, 7.3, Imin 16 2-s«ec 192 - Ecuador, aged, 7.5, Imin 18 4-ssec. *l927—Overhaul, dvrs. 9.2, Imin 18 4-ssec. •1927—Eaton Bells. 6yrs, 7.5, Imin 18 4-ssec. 1928 Taboo aged, 8.10. Imin 17 l-ssec. 1929 Waving Corn, 3yrs, 7.10. Imin 17sec. 1930 Inevitable. 3vrs. 8.1. Imin 14 4-sse<;. 1931 Palermo, 4vr's. 8.7, Imin 10 l-sscc. 1932 Mount Boa, aged 8.8, Imin 18 4-ssec,

•Dead Heat. JOTTINGS. The winter scale of weights (Bst minimum) comes into force on June 7. After this week’s meeting Rational 11. will be tried out at the hurdle racing game. „ , „ . , Kuvera at Bst is one of the fancied candidates for the King’s Cup to be run at Melbourne on Saturday. D. O’Connor began his career as a trainer by taking Silver Salver in hand with the idea of making him a hurdle racer. However, as the gelding is not sound, O’Connor has decided not to persevere with him.

June 23. —Egmont-Wanganux Hunt Club. June 24—Ashburton County Racing Club.

TROTTING. Juno 1. 3.—Hawke’s Bay Trotting Club. June 3, s.—Canterbury Park Trotting Club. „ . June 10.—Ashburton Trotting Club. June 16, 17—Nelson Trotting Club. June 23, 24—Auckland Trotting Club.

Flying Prince will be ridden in the Cornwall Handicap by L. Dulieu, and Master Brierly will be ridden by A. Or. Parsons. . _ Owners are reminded that at o p.m. on Friday next entries for the Great Northern Trotting Derby, of 1934, will close. On Tuesday next (June 6) nominations are due for Melbourne Cup, Caulfield Cup, Moonee Valley Cup, £2 200, and the Willialnstown Cup, £2,500 (l}m). . , -nr J K. Voitre rode one winner at Woodvill© on Saturday, Thrasher, and this brings his season’s total successes to 113. Four more will beat Gray’s, record. Voitre will be riding at Otaki this week. To mark the opening of the Doomben racecourse in Brisbane last week, the Queensland Turf Club, the ruling body of racing in that State, reduced a number of periods of disqualification considerably Royal' Chenault recorded a sound performance when be ran second to Reporter at New Brighton last Saturday, and he will have, friends m the Harewood Handicap to be decided at Addington on Saturday. He now meets Reporter on 12yds better terms.. Deportment was showing signs ot soreness just prior to when, be should have been leaving Washdyko for Wingatui, and rather than run any risk with the son of Masterpiece his trainer decided to cancel the trip. A Sydney paper states that several Australians have’ been negotiating for the New Zealand three-year-old Rebel Song, but the latest price fixed by the owner should stop all business. He names 2,000 gs and 20 per cent, of the Melbourne Cup stake if Rebel bong Wl Higb Commissioner schooled well over the steeplechase fences at Te Rapa last week in company with Simeon. He has done well since winning the two hurdle races at the Te Kuiti Meeting, and is expected to make a bold showing m the Great Northern Steeplechase; Rodosto, winner of the English. Two Thousand Guineas, was successful in the Premier Prix Citroen of 40,000 francs, seven furlongs, at Longchamps (Pans), on April 17. The chestnut son of Epmard and Ramondie is equal favourite for the Derby with Hyperion when the last mail left England. Full mark is making satisfactory progress at Otaki, and he will be taken to Ellerslie for the Great'Northern Hurdle race, in which he will be ridden by K. F. Robinson. Full Mark ran third in this event last year to Landmark and Makeup. . _ „ T T • Billy Boy’s trainer, R. W. Lewis, stated this week that as D. J. Burgess had been engaged for Thespis in the G N Hurdles he had obtained the services of L. Dulieu for his candidate. Dulieu has previously been successful on the horse in the Autumn Steeples, at Ellerslie last year, and also in the Waikato Hunt Cup. Burgess will, however, be available for the G.lf. Steeples on the second day. x , . It is understood (our Christchurch correspondent advises) that K. -LCoveney, the widely-known and capable New Zealand jockey, who was seriously injured in a mishap at Riccarton during the Canterbury Jockey Club s Easter Meeting, will have to retire from race riding. Coveney was injured when Scarlet Robe and others fell m the Papanui Handicap, and he has since been /in the Christchurch lublic Hospital. . , , The jumper Snow Prince has been responsible for a couple of nice exhibitions of schooling since arriving at Ellerslie, and his effort over the steeplechase course was very pleasing. Snow Prince has previously shown form over hurdles and country, and. as lie is a mass of condition, his prospects ,ot winning a race at the winter meeting appear bright. Mr R. J. Murphy’s yearling colt Marcus Cicero, by Hunting Song from Oratrix, has been sent from Eldershe Stud, where he was reared and broken in, to O. Emerson, at Riccarton, The youngster, the mare’s first production by Hunting Song, was born in October, and was backward as a foal, but has developed into a fine colt. Cricket Bat has had a busy season, and has taken part in twenty-four races since September. He has three wins, been second five times and third four times, his stake earnings being £790. He is x a horse that, apart from his racing, requires plenty of galloping. but as some of his best form for the season has been shown in his more recent outings, he evidently thrives on hard work. , . , „ , The Derby candidate, Lochiel. pulled up lame to-day (states a London cablegram dated May 27). Lochiel, by Coronach—Una Cameron, is a brother to Cameronian, the Derby winner of 1931, and he carries the colours of Mr J. A. Dewar, as his brother did. He started three times last season, and after being unplaced twice, he wound up by running third to Hyperion and Jesmond Dene in the Dewhurst Stakes. Riders for the two big jumping events at Ellerslie have been engaged as follow :

, Great Northern Hurdle Race: Landmark, F. Foster; Makeup, I. Tucker; Prince of Orange, H. Dulieu; Cruachan, J. Smith; Billy Boy, D. Burgess; Callamart, C. Thomson; Paddon, VV. Rennie; High Pitch, R. Olive; Royal Visitor, J, MTlae; Emancipation, R. ’Sullivan; Lucess, F. Thompson; Kmsel, J. Leacn; Miss Hastings, L. Mathieson; Full Mark, K. F. Robinson. Great Northern Steeplechase: Billy Boy, D. J. Burgess; Landmark, F. Foster; Makeup, W. Rennie; Callamart. C. Thomson; Royal Visitor, J. M'Rae; Wiltshire, J. Smith; Copey, I. Tucker; Lucess, F, Thompson; High Pitch, R. Olive; Emancipation, B. Sullivan; Master Lu. A. Gilmer; Creina’s King, H. Dulieu; High Commissioner, R. E. Thomson.