RACING NOTES

Evening Star, Issue 21640, 8 February 1934, Page 5

RACING NOTES

[By St. Clair.]

RACING. February 10.—Dunedin J.C. February 10.—Poverty Bay T.C. February 10. —Taranaki J.C. February 9, 10.—Marlborough R.C. February 10, 12. - Rotorua R.C. February 15.—Tologa Bay J.C. February 15, 17.—Dargaville R.C. February 15, 17.—Wanganui J.C, February 17.—Canterbury J.C. February 21, 22.—Woodville D.J.C. February 21, 22.—Gore R.C. February 22.—Waiapu R.C. February 24, 26.—Te Aroha J.C. February 28.—Rangitikei R.C, March 1, 3.—Napier Park R.C. March 3. —Banks Peninsula R.C. March 3. —Franklin R.C. March 7, B.—Dannevirke R.C. (at Wood* ville). March 8, 10.—Waikato R.C. March 9, 10.—Cromwell J.C. March 15. —Waimate R.C. March 15. 17.—Ohinemuri J.C. PREVIOUS WINNERS. The following tables show the previous winners of the three principal races won at Wingatui to-day : PUBLICANS’ HANDICAP. 1874 Mabel, 6yra, 7.5. Smin 201 sec. 1875 -Templeton, 4yr», 9.0, 2min 23sec. 1876 Guy Fawkes, 4yrs, 8.12, 2min 19sec. 1877 Guy Fawkes. Syrs, LO.O, 2min 21|sec. 1878— Trump Card, 3yr*. 8.3, Smin ISJsec. 1879 Foul Play, 4yrs. 8.0. 1880— Lima, 6yra, < .0, Smin 19sec. 1881— Hilarious, Syrs, 7.1. Smin 18sec. 1883— Nautilus, 4yrs, 7.6, Smin 20sec. 1888—Miss King filly, 3yrs, 5.7, Smin 14|sec. 1884— Taiaroa, 4yrs, 6.10. Smin 15sec. 1885— Rubina, 4yrs, 8.0, Smin 15sec. 1886— Molly Bawn, 6yrs, 0.5. Imin I6jsec. 1887— Rocket, aged, 8.2, Imin ir^sec. 1883—Siivermark, 3vrs. 7.7, Imin SOlsec. 1880—Ruby, Syrs, t,12, Imin SSJsec. 1890 — Merrie England, Syrs, 7,12, Imin SlJscc. 1891— Pique, Syrs, 6.3, Imin 29sec. 1893—Huguenot, 3yrs, 6.12, Imin 29|sec. 1893 Heather Bell, syrs, 7.2, Imin 30sec. 1894 Beadonwell, Syrs, 7.2, Imin 30scc. 1895 Barmby, Syrs, 7.8, Imin 291 sec, , 1896 Marcmma, 4yr», 7.8, Imin 28scc. 1897 Bclleclair, Syrs, 7.13, Imin Msec. 1898— Arllne, 4yrs, 8.11, Imin 29 3-ssec. 1899 Brisa,'Syrs, 7.3, Imin 29 2-sscc. 1900— Dundas, 4yrs, 8.10, Imin 32 2-ssec. 1901— Hermosa, Syrs, 8.3, Imin 3lsec. ’ 1903—Tsaritia, Syrs, 8.12, Imin 16 3-ssec, 1903 St. Denis, aged, 9.5, Imin IBsec. 1904 Petrovna, Syrs, 8.10, Imin 17 l-ssec. 1905 Petrovna, 6yrs, 9.9, Imin 16 4-ssec. 1900—Petrovna, aged, 9.4, Imin 17 4-ssec. 1907 Aimee Soull, Syrs, 6.3, Imin 17 3-sscc. 1908— Sea King, 4yrs, 7.7, Imin I6sec. 1903—San Severe, Syrs, 6.7, Imin 15 3-sscc. 1910— All Guns, syrs, 7.7, Imin IS 4-ssec. 1911— Obsono, Gyrs, 9.0, Imin 16 2-ssec. 1913—Tannhauser, 3vrs, 7.9, Imin l 8 2-s*ec. 1913 Peg, Syrs. 7 11, Imin 15 l-ssec. 1914 First Glance, 4yrs, 7.5, Imin 15 4-ssec. 1915 Sartorze, syrs, 7.10, Imin 15 2*ssec. 1916 Panmure, 4yrs. 8.13, Imin 15 l-ssec. 1917 Miss De Val, Syrs, 7.11, Imin 17 l-Ssec. 1018—Kilboyne, 4yr«, 8.3, Imin 15 3*ssec. 1.919 Lionskin, Syrs, 7.9, Imin L7sec. 1930—Sunart, Syrs, 7.6, Imin 15 4*6scc, 1921 Sunny Corner, Svrs, 7.11, Imin Issec. 1922 Songbird, Syrs, 9.6, Imin I4sec. 1923 Vespucci. syrs, 9.0, Imin 14 l*ssec. 1924 Economist, Syrs, 8.1, Imin 15sec. 1925 Geranial, 6yr«, 7.2. Imin 15 2-ssec. V926—Sun Up, 4yr«, 7.8, Imin 15 2*ssec. 1987—Comic Song syrs, 8.12, Imin 15 l-sscc. 1928—*Money Order. syrs, 9.9, Imin Tssec. •Silver Coot. 3yrs, 7.3, Imin 15sec. 1999—Rin Tin Tin, 3yrs, 7.11, Imin 16sec. 1930 Waving Corn byrs, 7.9, Imin 13 4-ssec 1931 Royal Saxon, 8.10, Imin 18 2-ssec. 1932 Silver Paper, 9.7, Imin 14 4-ssec. 1933 Cricket Bat, 8.7, Imin 14 4<ssec.

March 16, 17.—Wellington R.C. March 17.—Birchwood Hunt Club. March 17.—Opuuako R.C. March 21.—Opotiki J.C. March 21, 22.—Maoawatu R.C. March 23, 24.—Oamaru J.C. March 24. —Otautau R.C. TROTTING. February 17, 21.—Auckland T.C. February 24.—New Brighton T.C. March 2, 3- —Invercargill T.C. March 3.—Wellington T.C. March 10.—Timaru T.C. March 14.—Kaikoura T.C. March 14.—Wyndham T.C. March 14. —Manawatu T.C. March 17. —Cheviot T.C. March 17, 24.—Wanganui T.C. March 23.—South Otago T.C. March 24.—Roxburgh T.C. March 31, April 2.—Hawera T.C. March 31, April 4.-N.Z. Mirtropolit** T.C. DUNEDIN CUP HANDICAP. LM7—Knotlinfly, 3yrs, 7.9. 1868—Mi** Kin/f, 3yr#, 7.10. 1874 Lurlin®, 4yrs, 9.9, 4min Ss«c. 1875 Templeton, 4yr* t 8.18, 4min lOJsec. 1870—Punjftwerewcre, 3yr», 6.13, 4min 7J««c. 1877 Ftihnook, 4yr*, 7.13, 4min Ssec. 1878— Templeton, aged, 9.9, Bmin 69s«c. 1879 Mata, 4yr», 7.8, 4min Ssec. 1800— Mata, syr«, 8.9, 3min 56isec. 1881—Sir Moored, 3yr», 7.10, 4fnin 2sec. 1881—Lady Emma, 4yre, 7.6, Smin 55sec. 1881—Adamant, 6yrs, 6.7, 3min 54scc. 1884— Lady Emma, 6yrs, 8.5, 3mtn 56»ec. 1885— Vanguard, syrs, 9.3, Smin 53sec. 1888—Nelson, 6yn, 8.5, Smin 544 sec. 1887— Spade Guinea, 4yrs, 7.13, omin 54sec. 1888— Gipsy King, Syrs, 8.4, Smin 51sec. 1880— Sultan, 4yra, 6.0, 3min 531«ec. 1890— St, Jamea, —. 7.12, 3min 671 sec. 1891— Freedom, tyrs, 8.3, Smin 57sec. 1892 Occident, 6yn, 7.10, 3min 50sec. 1893 Tempest, Syn, 6.11, Smin 51^sec. 1894 Liberator, aged, 8.3. Smin SSscc. 1895 Casket, Syrs 7.4, Smin Is}sec. 1896 Gipsy Grand, 'Syrs, 8.4, Smin 74sec. 1897 Lord Rosilyn, 3yrs, 7.3, 3min lliec. 1898— Starshot, 4yrs, 7.6. Smin 8 l*ssec. 1899 Djin Djin, 3yra, 7.9, 2mln 40 2*ssee. 1900— Advance. Syri, 8,7, Smin 37sec. 1901— Jupiter, 6yr», 8.5, 9min 39 2-ssec. 1002—Dundae, Cyra, B.U, 2min 382-ssec. 1903 Orloff, Syra. 8.13, 2min 37 4-ssec. 1904 Bulawayo, 4yra, 6.J3, 2min 86 3»ssec. 1905 Ghoorka, syra, 7.9, Smin 37 l*ssee. 1906 Stepdanccr, , 6yr», 7.8, 2min 40 2-ssec. 1907 Stepdanccr, aged, 7.9, 2min, 39 4-ssec. 1908— Armamento, Syrs, 7.11, Smin 39scc. 1909 Prim, 4yr*. 8.3, 2min 36 2-s*ec. 1910— Oiyoi, Syrs, 9.0, 2min 3Ssec. 19ft—L.os Angelos. 6yrs, 9.5, 2min 36 2-ssec. 1912 Parable, 6yrs.-7.12, 2min 39 3-sspc. 1913 Tannhauser, 4yrs, 7.2, 2min 34 4-sscc. 1914 Flora M‘Donald, 3vrs, 7.11, 2min 33 2*seea 1915 Warstep, 4yrs, 9.13, 2inin 36sec. 1916 Korke’s Drift, 4vrs, 7.9, 2mln 34 4*ssec. 1917 Bee, Syrs, 9.2, 2min 36sec, 1918— Margerine, Syn, 8.5. Smin 33 4-ssec. 1919 Korke’a Drift, aged, 8.13, Smin 35 4*ssec 1920 Amythas, 3yr«, .0,1, 2min 32 2-ssec. 1921 Royal Stag, 4yrs, 9.4, 2min 35 1-Stec. 1922 Trespass, syr», 8.3. 2min 31 2-ssec. 1923 Roseday, Syrs, 8.0, 2min 31 2-ssec. 1924 Loughrea, Syrs, 9.5, 2min 32 3-ssec. ,1925—Pilliewinkie. syrs, 8.12, 2min Slsec. 1920—Count Cavour, 4yrs, 9.8, 2min 34 4-ssec. 1097—Footfall. syrs. 8.31, Smin S2sec. 1928—Pink Note, Cyrs, 8.5,-Smin SSscc. 1989—Nightmarch, 'Syn, 80, 2min 32 Lssec. 1930 Oueen Balboa, aged, 7.13, Smin 33 B*6sec. 1931 Mount Boa, aged, 7.5, 2min 42 2-ssec. 1932 Red Racer, aged, 7.0, 2min 32 2*sscc. 1933 Silver Scorn, 3yrs, 9.2, 2min 31 4-ssec, CHAMPAGNE STAKES. 1878— Atlantic (Traducer), Wattle, Imin 24^sec. 1879 Billingsgate • (Izaak Walton), French, Imin 22Jsec. • • 1880— Sir : Modred .(Traducer), Clifford, Imin Sl^sec. 1881— Sonmus (Traducer), Hicton, Imin 21sec. 1882— Nonsense (Albany), Hicton, Imin IBsec. 1883— Oudeis (Alba.iy), Derrett, Imin Msec. 1884— Lady • Evelyn (Perkin Warbeck), J. Colton, Imin Slsec. 1885— Everton Lad (Cadogan), Kean, Imin 20sec. 1886— Artillery (Musket), Stratford, Imin 20sec. 1887— Gipsy King (Le Loup), Derrett, Imin 20sec. 1888— Carbine (Musket), Derrett, Imin 19sec. 1880—Cynisca (Aprcmont), Matthews, Imin 21|sec. 1890— Thackeray (Apremont), Holmes, Imin 20sec. 1891— Cajolery (Apremont), Derrett, Imin lO^sec. 1892 Dav Dream (Albany), Uuddicomb. Imin 16‘Jsec. 1893 Response (Richmond), Lceson, Imin ISJsec. 1894 Neroli (Artillery), Clark, Imin 17Jsec. 1895 Gipsy Grand (Grand Master), MMlroy, Imin I6jsec. 1896 -Bombshell (Chain Shot), Derrett, Imin 17Jsec. 1897 Gold Medallist’ (Medallion), Derrett, Imin 17$sec. 1898— Dundas (Perkin Warbeck II.), Shaw, Imin 17sec. 1099—Courtier (Si. George), Derrett, Imin 17 Ussec. 1900—No race. 19C1—Mcnschikofl (Stepniak), Derrett, Imin 20sec« 1902 — Vladimi* (Siepniak), King, Imin 19 2-ssec., 1903 Machine Gun (Hotchkiss), Hewitt, Imin 19 11904 Stronghold (Clanranald), Hewitt, Imin 17 21905 Glenowlet (Clanranald), Hewitt, Imin 18 21906 Lady Landon (Seaton Delaval), Derrett, Imin 20 3-Sscc. 1007—Bonny Glen (Stepniak), M'Combe, Imin IS 31908— Husbandman (Treadmill), Jones, Imin 18 3*ssec 1909 Sharpshooter (Clanranald), Jones, Imin 18 21910— Formless (Multiform), W. Holmes, Imin 17 I-ssec. 1911— Counterfeit (Treadmill), Jones, Imin 17 l-ssec. 1912 Brown Owl (Treadmill), Jones, Imin 19sec. 1913 Nightwatrh (Treadmill), Emerson, Imin I6sec. 1914 Angelina (Downshire), Jones, Imin I7sec. 1915 Adjutant (Martian), Jones, Imin 17 3*ssec. 1916 Good Hope (Cannie Chiel), Jones, Imin 17sec. 1917 Gamecock (San Francisco), Jones, Imin 18 ■ S*ssec. 1918— Heathercot* (Boniform), Jones, Imin 16 4*ssec. 1919 Miss Mimic (Sanquhar), G. Voung, Imin 16 4*srec. 1920 Winter Wind (Antagonist), Porter, Imin 15 31921 Palestrina (Clarenceux), G. Young, Imin 16 31932—Ares (Martian), Emerson, Imin 15 3-ssec. 1923 Wild Hind (Autumnus), H. Voung, Imin 15sec. 1924 Tresham (Tressady), Were, Imin 15 3‘Ssec.^ 1925 Circulation (Paper Money), A. E. Ellis, Imin 16 l-ssec. 1926 Limerick (Limond), M'Carien, Imin 18sec. 1927 Jericho (Archery), Emerson, Imin 16 3*ssec. 1928 Goblm Ma»ket (Absurd), A. E. Ellis. Imin 14 3-ssec. 1929 Pink Coat (Hunting Song), L. J. Ellis. Imin 16 2*ssec 1930 Compensation (Anomaly) B. H. Brodie, Imin 15sec. 1931 Fair Weather (Weatherwave), A. E. D»dham, Imin 23 2-ssec. . 1932 Silver Ring <Silve*?do), G. Humphries. Imin 16 2-ssec. 1933 Fracas (Winning Hit), A. E. Ellis, Imm 16 4YEARLING BARGAINS. The list of horses purchased as yearlings at moderate figures furnishes much interesting material. Sorting out fifteen winners in Australia and New Zealand, “ Phaeton ” in the Auckland ‘ Herald ’ has found that the highest price paid for any one of them was 650 gs, and that, while the total purchase money was 4,490g5, the stakes won by them aggregate £486,881 10s. Following is a list of the selected fifteen horses:— Price as Stakes Yearling. Won. ' . Gs. £

was -bought as a foal for 500 gs, so that he also is entitled to be viewed as a golden bargain. JOTTINGS. Silver Ring was an unlikely starter in the Publicans Handicap this afternoon. The heavy going at AVingatui this afternoon upset the chances of several well-fancied c«ndidates ; Forty-four new members were elected at Thursday’s meeting of members ot the Canterbury Jockey Club. It was stated in the city this morning that the Dunedin Cup had never been run in rain.

L. J. Ellis rode four winners at Egmont, bringing his total up to thirtythree, only nine behind the leader, K. Voitre, who has struck a lean patch. It was reported last evening that the influx of visitors to Dunedin for the Cup Meeting was so large that all of the leading hotels were fully booked up. Owing to a bereavement in the family of his owner, Salmo Salar will run at the Dunedin Cup Meeting in the nomination and colours of Mr A. N. Smith. After such a long spell of really summer weather it was most unfortunate for the club that the weather should have broken on the eve of the Cup meeting. The proposal to shorten the course at Riccarton was discussed at a meeting of members of the Canterbury Jockey Club on Tuesday afternoon, but the idea was not considered practicable. “ Victorian breeders can take heart from the prices received by New Zealand breeders for their yearlings at the national yearling sales at Trentham. It certainly looks as if Australian breeders can expect a substantial increase in average for their youngsters.”—Melbourne ‘ Herald.’ W. J. Tomkinson has experienced a lot of trouble with Indianapolis previous to the Forbury Park Meeting, the big pacer’s feet being the cause of it. In consequence he was not able to give him the work to fit him for a contest, but since then matters have improved a good deal. On Monday Tomkinson was well satisfied that Saturday’s race had done Indianalolis no harm. Asked about the record established, Tomkinson said Indianapolis liked horses round about him when racing, and was inclined to loaf when left on his own in front. He was doubtful as to whether his horse could have gone any faster if tackled by another at the finish. An interesting event included in the programme of the Canterbury Jockey Club’s Autumn Meeting is the Peerswick Brush Hurdles, which is to take the place of the Peerswick High-weight Handicap, previously carded. The distance is to be two miles, and the brush obstacles are to be on the lines of the brush hurdles so popular just now in Sydney. They will each consist of a wooden frame or base two feet high, holding brush, which will he one foot nine inches above the frame, making a total height of three feet nine inches. The disqualification of three months imposed on L. A. Maidens at Addington on Saturday debars him from racing or even training horses at the present time, and horses leased by him are also debarred from racing until their owners have the disability removed. The horses affected in this case include Harvest Child and Guyziah. Up till recently Maidens held an interest in the good pacer Blue Mountain, but now the gelding is the sole pi’operty of Mrs 1. E. Sweetapple, of Auckland. J. T. Jamieson intends taking a strong team to Melbourne (says a Sydney writer) and it is interesting that ho has entered his three-year-old Limarch in' the Australian Cup. Had an injured heel not affected him throughout the spring racing Limarch might have proved himself the second three-year-old to Hall Mark, for his form suggested real stamina, and he possessed a turn of speed which would have stood to him in the classics. In the early stages of his preparation Limarch has progressed well, and, although three-year-olds have not a good record in the Australian Cup, it is only because really good horses of that age do not, tackle l the long handicap. There are not many New Zealanders engaged in the principal Australian autumn handicaps, but from the cabled summary of the weights it is obvious that none of them are thrown in. Nightly’s '8.2 in the King’s Cup is interesting. It is 21b under his weight-for-age, while Hall Mark has been given 51b over. Nightly is treated as a sound stayer, for in the Sydney Cup, over half a mile further than the King’s Cup, he is rated 31b above w.f.a., and Hall Mark is still considered 71b his superior. Concentrate would do well at his weights if he were in form. Minerva], Peter Jackson, and Forestry seem reasonably treated. In view of her spring form and win in the A.R.C. Royal Stakes, Golden Hair seems the best handicapped of the New Zealanders.

Five high-priced yearlings bought at the Trentham sales by Australian sportsmen last year were left at Trentham to be broken in and put through their early work, and so successful were the results that the same course has been followed this year by the Sydney racing men for whom the Randwick trainer, G. Price, was acting in buying seven of the highest-priced lots at last week’s sales. The seven youngsters are now under the care of H. Telford, who lias already started breaking them in, and they will not be sent across to Sydney till next April. Among -them are the Limond —Imprudence colt, who made top price, being purchased by Mr E. J. Watt for 850 gs; the Gainscourt —Desert Gold filly, for whom Mr Watt paid 325g5; the Limond—Curtain colt and the Posterity—Veil colt, who were purchased by Mr E. Moss for 350 gs and 500 gs respectively: the Iliad—Quadrilateral colt and the Night Raid—Rosita colt, for whom Mr J. S. Brunton paid 550 gs each; and the Limond— Anklet colt, who was knocked down to Mr A. Aldritt for 425g5,

I’har Lap, by Might, Raid .. 230 70,140 Amounts, by Magpie ... .. 300 48.297A Gloaming, by The Welkin .. 230 43,100* Kurythmic, by Eudorus 310 36,891 Windbag, by Magpie 130 35,939 David, by Baverstock 40 31,410J Carbine, by Musket 620 29,636 Spearfelt, by Spearhead .. 120 28,173 The Hawk, by Martian 180 28,201 Cetigne, by Grafton 200 27,206 Whittier, by Woorak 250 26,5964 Rapine, by Martian 450 21,040 Sasanof, by Martian 400 20,776 Strephon, by Saltash 525 17,898 Veihnond, bv Limond 575 21,587 Moliison, who won £30,829 in stakes,