Sport and Pastime

Feilding Star, Volume 3, Issue 576, 30 May 1925, Page 3

Sport and Pastime

OTAIvI ACCEPTA AGES. Olakij Atay -V. Kuku Afaidcii, G lurlongs.— Captain Mai, Ungaha, Olympic, Panoana, Lieutenant Bill, Sasham, Ta Kawa. 9.0, Bonnie Louisa, Capitulation, Cold Dollar, .Kifmiss, Aliss Alartial, Palette, Penalty, C.oijuette 8.12, Padonna, Sole Alio 8.11, Paula 8.9. Tai'arua .Hurdles, If miles. — Comedy Prince 10.3, Lady Cay 10.1, PLike to i 9.11. Clument 9.10, Boneeto, Eounnu'k, Taiataiafa 9.7, Askari 9.5, Gold Piece 9.1, Otauru, Dovleston, Moon Moth, AJaunu 0.0. Waiiohu Hack. G furlongs—Mountain Signal 9.0, Gardenia 8.9, Miss Hupana. S.G, Tenipean, Rangimoana 8.1, Mod‘ iu, Bezau. Town Crier 8.2, Aliss O’Dille, Imperial Purse 7.10, Twink, Sea Kist, Bonlita. Velogne. Waimana 7.7. Chip, Imiles. — Imperial Spark' 0.0. Kill a ire, Alarie 8.12. 'fame Pox 8.7. 'l’anadees B.G, Arch Salute 8.5. Clarinda 8.3, Kalakaua 8.2. Para 7.3, .Megan G. 9, Auckland, Bonny Gold G. 7. Otaki Hack, I mile.—Killette 9.0, Alabama 8.13, Rehutai 8.10, Salajnis -8.8. Delia to 8.1, Star Shell 8.2. Rangi Sarlo 8.1. Bon Marche 7.13, Briglij Eyes 7.!), Calm Eve. Lady Pearl, Slump 7.7. Rahui Handicap. G furlongs.- Lucius 8.12. Lady Fingers 8.9, Avonlea 8.8, Clandhii S.G, Prince Hal 8.2, .Misgovern 7.13. Bennnire 7.12. Pr<mto 7.0, Kuhio, Lipsul, Crisis 7.7, Arountain MareJi. La lirve, Pink Bose 7.G, .M iss Hupana 7.2. Star Shell 7.0. To Horn Well-er, 7 furlongs. -■-SotInn o 9.5, Sanctuary 9.G, Rehutai 9.3, Debate 8.11, Beaumont, Asleep 8.7, King Broiiey, Alerry Queen, Cardanf, Sir Aloment, Royal Song, Killorum 8.2, Calm Eve. Ellah, fvilin. Manchester, Pleasure, Bed Imp 8.0. LEVIN ACCEPTANCES. . Levin, .May 29.

Uliau’ Hack Hurdles. I f mites. Comedy Prince 10.3, Puketoi 9.11, Gluement 9.0, Eoiiinark 9.7, Haligan 9.(3, Tretidwell 9.5, Bestir 9.3, Red Head, Lady Dol will, Daylcsinu, Alatiuu, Otauru. Red Imp 0.0. Weller Hack, 7 furlongs—Alabama 8.10. Salamis. 8.8. Star Shell 8.2. Rangi Sarto 8.1, Beaumont 8.0. Bon .March 7.13. King Broiiey 7.11. Bright Eyes. Gardanl, Sir .Moment, Roy a. iS-ong 7.9, Bonny Louisa, Killorum, Ellah, Captain Mai, Slump, Sea, Kist, .Miss .Martial, Ivilmiss, Otauru, Penalty 7.7. Afako Atako Handicap, G furlongs. Alabama 8.7, Salamjs 8,5, Gardenia 8.3, Aliss Hupana 8.0. Lady Isinglass 7.13, Modern. Bezau, Town Crier 7.!), Aliss O’Dille 7.3. Capitulation 7.2, Luarne, Sea Kist, Sasham, Palette 7.0. Levin Handicap, If miles- Imperial Spark 9.0, Alarie 8.12, Tame Eox 8.7, Tanadocs S.G, Haurangi, Arch Salute 8.5, Claudhu S. 1. Clarinda 8.3, Kalakaua 8.2. Soti.ano 7.1. Askari G. 12, Kuhio, Al.egan, Eillette, Sanctuary, Auckland, Pronto, II si Ii - gun G. 7. .McDonald AJemorial, 7 furlongs.— Alarie 9.13. Lucius 9.1. Avoulea. Lady Fingers 9.0, Prince Hal 8.11. .Misgovern S.G, Pronto, Ben mure 8.3, Tari 8.2. Puketoi, Alounlaiii .March, Bonny Gold. Kuhio, Lipsol, Debate, Aliss Hupana, Crisis, Boneeto. Loyal Maid, Ala unit. La Revo, Beaumont 8.0. I lea I herlea Hack, 5 furlongs.---Monnlain. Signal 9.0, Lady Isinglass 8.10, Tempean 8.7, Raiigimoanfi S.G, Mudern 8.1, Bezau, Miss O’Dille 8.3. King Broiiey 8.1, Taknroa 7.11. Coquette 7.9, Red lino, Van Yean, Bonilla, Paula. Bonny Louisa,, Lady Pearl. Tink, Ellah, Luarne, M'aiman;i. Chrisarto. Sea Kist, Olympic. Sole Alio. Lieul. Bill, Yctogne. Hof I 1 ’ire 7.7. Maiden ("weight for age). G furlongs.—Pa ula, Corpielfe. Caplain Mai. M’nimana. Luariie. Capilulatiou. Takaroa. Ongalia, Revel. Olympic. Sole Alio. Aliss .Martial. Kilmiss, Penalty. Enthuse, Arrow River. Sasliain.

NOTES AND COMMENTS. (lav Juliet is galloping, very well at Rieeartuii. Slie will bo ridden by F. ]>) Jones at the Dunedin meeting next week. The two year old brother to Scion, in W. (.1. Hobbs slable, lias been thrown out of work owing to leg troubles. Jubilant, one of I lie popular picks for the. Birthday Handicap at Dunedin, is working well at Rieearton. On Tuesday morning she galloped a mile in 1.10. The impurLid horse Reach Brandy, formerly trained at Trenlliam, figures amongst the acceptors lor the Jervois Handicap at the Auckland winter meeting. Rich Prize is in work again at ILe-

carton, and apparently he lias'' quite' recovered from the trouble which affected him just before the lasi South Canterbury meeting. The West Coast horse Lord Ashlea. was schooled last week over the pony hurdles at Iticcarton. According to all accounts he shaped well for a novice. Mr W. H. Maekay, the owner of Beau ford, has a promising rising four-year-old, half brother to the crack galloper, in Anambah. The latter is by Magpie, and big things are expected, of. him. The Penrose flack Hurdles at. Auckland should 1)0 a' most instructive race, for there are some promising horses engaged. .Backers should be able to get a good line on the form by the showing of Trespass, who was a clever winner at Wanganui. W. G. Hobbs has been compelled to case Bona vis. The two-year-old daughter of Bonilorm and Piulomelu was lame after she returned to her stable jitter working oil Saturday. The nature of the trouble has not been definitely located, but the filly will have to bo spelled. Baromeier docs not appear badly tre-aled in the Cornwall Handicap at Fllerslie at 8.0. Jn point of fact, Barometer, Arch A ink’, Gala Day. and Buapapa, the plaee-filler.s in the two principal races a t the last Hamilton meeting, promise to play a big

part in the decision of the 10 furlong event at Ellerslie next Wednesday. Society (Absurd —First ' Class), Coldspear (Greyspoai—Sunglow), and Lucinda (Martian —Lady Lucy) /.re three two-year-old fillies being tried out by 1C J. Mason at Itiecart-on. Lucinda and Coldspear are engaged in the next A.-J.O. Derby. It is reported that Mason left with Haze and Lucinda on the L'limaroa for Sydney yesterday, and that Gloaming will go across to join them later. V alls is assured of the premier position amongst the sires in the Commonwealth. Up to April 30 his stock had won £34,679 in stakes, Absurd being next with £‘2G,B7G, and then comes The Welkin £‘20,903. If all Absurd’s winners in New Zealand were added to the Australian total lie would surpass Valais. As his £‘2G,B7G possibly includes some or all the big races' of N.Z.. it would be difficult to arrive at bis exact total for both Australia and New Zealand. Wench, with 7.7, was given a run in the second division of the, Kogarali Stakes at the MoorofieJd meeting on the 16th, hut failed to finish in the first seven. She has been jumping well in schooling lessons at Bundwick, but in order to win over the jumps in Sydney she will need to run up to her best Dominion form. The weights allotted her for coming events show she is nob to get any

races. presented her, comments “Pilot.”

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RACING FIXTURES. Juuo 3, I. —Oluki Maori ICC. "Winter. June 3, -1, G. —Dunedin J.(J. Winter. Juno 3,0, S. —Auckland It.C. Winter. SWEEPS OX THE DERBY. SOME LUCKY WINNERS. (By Electric Cable—Copyright) Aubl. aimi iN./j. Association) J.oiidon, May 28. A young widow who has just obtained emnloymen t in a West End draper’s establishment was the holder of a ticket on Zionist, the second horse in the Derby, in a Baltic sweep. The prize was about £SOOO, but was erroneously reported to be £20.000. She had sold a quarter share to her fiance, whom she will shortly be marrying, and halt to a f riend. A syndicate of three drew the first prize of £50,000 in the stock exchange sweep, lint had previously sold half a share to .Manna’s miner, Air Morriss, for £2900. It is reported that Mr Morriss also won £.30,000 in bets. Air Carew, the winner of the Calcutta sweep, lias been so pestered by photographers, callers and begging hdt-ers that In- lias locked up his house and left for an unknown destination in the comilrv.

.JOCKEY’S 1 RUSK. A RIVAL TRJ.CKED. 'P-*r Preaa A^noeiatioa.) Auckland. May 21). ’flic success of an apprentice jockey’s ruse to prevent a rival from riding aj a recent race meeting at Hamilton resulted in his appearance in the Do lice Court on a charge of forwarding a fraudulent telegram. The offence was admitted. Arting-Dcfccfive White said an Auckland jockey was engaged to ride a certain horse. Accused wished to ride the mount himself, and knew he would secure engagement if he could prevent the oihe r jockey from attending. He accordingly despatched a. telegram to the jockey from Erankton to the eflYrt that the horse would not start in the race.. He signed the telegram “Jim.” which was apparently suffieieni to convince the receiver of its authenticity. The selected jockey did not, make the journey to Hamilton and the accused rode in the race as substitute. Thu .Magistrate CMr Poynloii).— 11 was a iikiS) unsportsmanlike trick, lie i s liable to a fine of £IOO or three mnn His’ imprisonment. Chief Detective Ciimniing.- He has just, finished his apprenticeship and there is £l5O due to him. There has been it fair amount of 'this sort of trickery. The accused is a first offender. Air Eoynlon.- lie will hav In pay the riding Ice to the oilier jockey. Accused asked for an order lor flic siipnression of his name, saying the Racing Conference would refuse his cert incut'-. Air Poyiilon. You are placed on probalinn fur one year. I will suppress your name, bill I have no doubt the racing authorities know who vou are.

HORSES FOR. SYDNEY. Wellington, .May 2!). Black Art, lla//-, Lucinda, and Wintertime left for Sydney by 1 lie Fiimaroa. to-day. lilaek Art is engaged m the A.J.C. Hurdle Race and jStcepleeliaso, in which his imposts are 0.7 and 10.7. The hurdle race is decided on .Monday, June. K, so that Black Aiq will have only about a week to gyt over bis sea trip. lie slmweil at Wanganui, bowever. that he is well forward in condition, and a short respite may do him no harm. The steeplechase is rim on Saturday. June IT I laze and the two year old Lucinda went in charge of R. J. Mason, who is making 11 is usual sidestep of the wors( of the New Zealand winter. Haze, although lie has a sequence of seconds in important handicaps, is still eligible lor maiden races, tor lie bas yet lo be returned a winner. Lucinda is Hm Martian Lady Lucy liliy, a prospective A. 1.0. Derby candidate. Wintertime is a three year old Jilly by Joeulator—Ermine., being sent to George Price by Mr J. (luring Johnston. She measures only 11.2 with her shoes on, and is destined for the pony courses. SCRATCTUNGS. Auckland, May 20. Red Head was scratched at 9 o'clock this morning, and Black Art at 10.15 for all engagements at the Auckland Racing Club's meeting..