THE TURF.

Feilding Star, Volume 7, Issue 2134, 13 February 1929, Page 3

THE TURF.

RACUNU FIXTURES

1928-29 Season.

For clubs using the totalisato for holding race meetings during th season 1928-29 approved by the Rac ing Conference: Feb. 13—Clifton R.C. Feb. 14, 16—Dunedin J.C. Feb. 14. 16 —Wanganui J.C Feb. 14, 16—Poverty Bay Turf Club Feb. 20, 21—Woodville Dist. J.C. Feb. 20, 21—Gore R.C. Feb. 21—Tologa Bay J.C. Feb 23—Canterbury J.C. Feb. 23, 25—T e Aroha J.C. Feb. 27, 28—Dannevirke R.C. Feb. 28—Waiapu R.C. Feb. 28, Mar. 2 —Marlborough R.C. Mar. 2—Banks Peninsula R.C. Mar; 6, 7 Rangitikei R.C. Mar. S, 9—Napier R.C. Mar. 9—Franklin R.C. Mar. 13—Otautau R.C. Mar. 14—Waimate R.C Mar. 16—Opunake R.C. Mar. 16, 18—Wellington R.C Mar. 16, 18—Ohincmuii J.C. Mar. 19. 20—Southland R.C. Mar. 20, 21— Manawatu R.C. Mar. 23—Bay of Plenty R.C. Mar. 23—Hororuta R.C. Mar. 23 25—Westport J.C. Mar. 23, 25—Oamaru J.C. Mar. 30—Tuapeka County J.C. Mar. 30, April I—Wairarapa R.C Mar. 30, April I—Feilding J.C. Mar. 30, April I—Auckland R.C. Mar. 30, April 1, 2—Riverton R.C.

' TE AROHA ACCEPTANCES

•AucWlai\d, Feb 12

Ruakaka Hurdles, ■1 i miles Highflown, Kipon Abbey 10.5, Ranibliu Kid 9.11, Star of the East 9.8, Booincrda.y, Bcrinthia 9.5, Rahepoto, King Fame, Odin, Bundeo Boy, Ah Wera 9-0.

Waiton Handicap, 7 furlongs—Sir Aloud 9.0, Bold Archer 8.12, Prince of Orange, Red Lion 8.7, Foxhound, Blue Bonnet 8.1; Te AY aka, Kanui, Crown Arch, Tanetoa, Terrapeen, Shine On, Ruby Dawn., Archette, Camp Prince, Tharks, Kosova, Ivaha, Katusclia, Liona, Swift Light 8.0. Juvenile Handicap, 6 furlongs 29 yards— Eaglet 9.6, Polyxona 8.7, Flying Prince, Love Call 8.5, Avaiuutu 7.12. Taurua, Al'etere 7.3, ALilstrect 7.2, Trig, Gay Duke, Norval Tea, Valreina 7.0.

VHerries Memorial Cup, Li miles Flying Juliet 8.11, Transformer 8.7, Royal -Doultou, •In tkfe Shade, Mervette 7.13, Desert Glow 7.10,' Queen Arch 7.9, Glenstar, The Lover, Mosqu 7.0.

Hot ’ Springs Handicap, 1 oile Mervette 8.6, High Pitch 8.5, Ti Tree ' 8.2, Arehccn 7.13, The Thorn 7.9, Lucy Rose 7.8, Sleepy Sol, Lorient 11. 7.7, Cynthia N. 7.1, Te Koroke, Tinoiti, Prince Lu 7.0. i AA'aihou Handicap, 6 furlongs 38 yards-—Pegaway 9.13. High Finance 9.3, Branson 8.9, Tea Time 8.6, King-, field, Mosaic 8.1, Jolly Money 8.0, | Lorient IT., Alacroom 7.4, Subdivision Ruffles, Glenstar 7.2, Town Bird, Some Lady, Royal Blood, AY iltshire 7.0.:

Champion Hack Cup. LI miles Hakauoa, Maori. Boy 9.5, Lucy Rose 8.12, Black Mai re, Mussie 8.3, Star j Comet 8.0, High. Title, Illingaiy Arikitoii 7.13, Te »Money, Glena Bray ( 7.12, Mangani, Brampton 7.5, Luminary 7.4, Always, Sports King, Flitter, Red Day 7.0. Shaftsbury Hack, 6 iurlongs 33 yards—Subdivision 9.5. Air King 8.10, AY'haka King 8.5, High Tide 8.0, ’ British King 7.9, Grand Tea, King Peg, Te Ngcru, Palmares, Footpad, Orchitis, LTnoco, Flying Tresses, Valuation 7.5,; Queen Comet, Indolent 7.2, Bdilliant Light, Joy Germ, Abbey j Queen, Gazerin, Roman Pearl, Camp Prince, Envoy, Liona, Puinsillia, Red Lion, Dainty Arch, Semiarch, AVhakama 7.0.

POVERTY BAY ACCEPTANCES

Gisborne, Feb. 12

Jubilee Handicap, 1 mile—Polonclt 9.0, Pale Star 8.12, The Author, Cool Card 8.9, Startle 8.4, Princess Nata. Tea Lady 7.13, Toka 7.7.

First Hurdle Handicap, Li miles. Jen 10.5, Good Sport, Pale Star 10.3, Handy 10.2, Purse Proud 10.0, Abisogne 9.10, Gordon Swift, Master Arch 9.3, Crishna 9.2, Rocket . Car, Markover, Maiigaruhc 9.0.

Telegraph Hack Handicap, 61 furlongs—Plimmerton 10.7, Mangaharei 9,2, Outfit 8,7, Nalii 8.3, Nightwitch 8.1, Otene 8.0. Rich Harvest, Cynette 7.13, Kinsel 7.12, Peveki 7.T0, Bapiata, Rakaroa. 7.9, lago 7.5, Sonny Boy 7.0.

Turanga Stakes, T.V miles —King Willotiyx 9.T, Cohesion, Polonett 8.4, Superb King B.T, Princess Nata, Mon Mint, Tea Lady 7.3, Bold Front 7.0.

Summer Hack Stakes, 6 furlongs.— Master Cynic 9.T0, Rich Harvest, King Manu 9.3, AViiuiingtou, Dim-

mer 9.0, Odd Mint 8.1, Autumn Sun 7.0, Toboggan, Climatir, AVcdding Bells 6.11.

Maiden, Scurry, 6 furlongs.—Autumn Eve, Ardri, Queen Wanga, Baby Prince, Seamstress, Autumn Sum, Whakaari, Town Prince, Out o’ Sight, Simeon, Lady Horton, Do-unette, all 8.0.

Flying Handicap, 6 furlongs—Epistle 10.3, Jeanette. 9.2, Startle 8,4 Tall Timber 7.12, Plimmerton. 7.10, King Wanga 7.9, Mangaharei 7.0.

Harbour Hack Handicap, 7 frulongs —Abisogne 9.4, Bold Front 9.0, Patuta If i 8.6, Nightwitch 8.0, Tam, Otene 7.13, lvinsel 7.11, Rakaroa 7.8, Foil o’ tho Year 7.3, Sonny Boy 7.0.

GORE HANDICAPS

Gore, Feb. 12

Hurdle Handicap, 1J miles—Tunamoo 10.12, Gayoma 10.5, Erin go Bragh 10.4, Umutali 9.4, Shaudrc 9.3, To Maui, Red .Leaf, Parader, Tnramoa, King Cup 9.0. Longford Hack. 6 iurlongs—Camisader 9.2, Ace of Hearts 8.12, Sweet Refrain 8.10, Waving Corn 8.7, Battle Maid 8.6, Insolence 8.5, Lady Blue, Lady Lizzie 8.4, Takaka 8.3, Some Signal, Full Fling 8.2, Crossbow, Lucky Maid, ..Pukcinaori, Aitiegrovo 7.13,' Lucky. Light 7.9, Membro 7.7.

Racing Club Handicap, U miles.— Rink Note 9.6, Set Sail, Celerity'll. 9.4, Queen Bal.boa, 8.8, Bilbo,a, 7.12, Town Bank 7,7, . f Tardy 7.2, Flying Mist, King Sol,."j3riglitling, Cupid’s Dart, Red Racer 7.0. ! Novice Race, 6 furlongs—Royal Flower 9.0, Salnio Salar, Membo 8.10, Banner Boy 8.9, Oliai, On Watch, Uintali 8.8, Aragona, Baffin Boy, Barn Door, Bell Brandon, Best Policy, Boa Lassie, Caramba, Claret Cup, Euphucs, Flash, French Singer, Fun and Fancy; Larkaway, Night Maid,. Polling Day, Radiant Knight, Remindful, Solanuni, Some Form. Some Gay, Top Speed 8.7. Croydon Handicap, 6 furlongs ißin Tin Tin 9.0, Ark Royal 8,10, Carnot 8.5, Kilmoyler, Mart,is. 8.2, Coomassie, Battle Flag, Eaton Bells, AWngatui 7.12, Some Rose 7.1,1, Spean Bridge, Solzia, AA'aving Corn,, Lady Blue 7.7.

Summer Hack, 'furlongs—Camisader, Page Boy, 9,0, Tardy 8.12, Cechela 8.10, Cupid’s Hart 8.9, Insolence 8.5, Red Racer. Killorna 8.3, G-ayoma, Takaka. 8.2, Lady McKenna 7.13, Lucky Maid 7.12, Town Major 7.10, Royal Flower, Soidan, Barn Door 7.7.

ON WINGATUI TRACKS

Dundin, Feb

Work commenced at AViugatui almost- at dawn to-day and a fog prevented a good view..--.of tlic first few horses as they galloped > along the back. The grass and i plough* tracks were available, but mos,t of tlie work was done on, tlie latter.

Paperclmse was first out and was sent a mil e . on the plough.. the last six furlongs taking just inside 1.23 She looks on the big side and blew hard on pulling up. Amor and Count Cavour went once round at half-pace, and then travelled a mile in, 1.45, the latter going best at the finish.

Papatu and Nightnmrch started oil' from tWo six furlong post, fully ten lengths in front of Aussie. The latter caught them at the end of lour and a half furlongs, and ran his. six in 1.-loi, Papatu. finishing just in front of Nightmarch in l-lo*. It was a good performance ,011. the part of all three and will bring Panatu into increased favour. for the Cup. Pink Note; and Eaton Bells started from the ten, furlong peg, the last named dropping out at thy end of six and Salmo. Salav then picked up the Cup favourite. Pink Note was going easily at .the finish in 2./Id 4-5. ° Money Mine ran three furlongs on the grass track with the trestles 30 feet out from the rails in 40sec. Ivillorna, Battle Screen and King Sol' took 1.18 for six furlongs on the plough. Killoma was going the best at the finish.

Tembroney just, heat Caiuisadei over seven furlongs in 1.32 2.5. Black Buko was too good for Overhaul over six furlongs on the grass, run in 1.17.

Ark Royal and Royal Flower took 1.23 to run . six furlongs on the plougli, the mare doing it host. Stealth and Waving Corn were together at the end of four furlongs ruu in 54sec.

Francolin, who is engaged on the second day, ran four furlongs 011 the grass in 52sec.

Royal Saron ran ton furlongs on the plough, the last nine taking 2.2 1-5.

Membo took TO J-osec. to cover three furlongs on the plough.

TARANAKI TRACKS

New Plymouth, Reb. 12

The New Plymouth track was fn perfect order for the final gallops for Wanganui this morning. Pagaiielli, 011 tie plough, ran half a mile in 50 3-ssee., going nicely.

Ridgomount rail tlie last half of five furlongs oh the trial grass in 51 3.5 sec., being picked up over the last three by Bonogne.

Lady Qucx and Gold Dawn wcntt half mile on the course proper, the filly being slow to move. Lady Qucx finished well to beat her companion by a neck in 48 1-osec. Monoic, over the same course, lelt half a mile behind in 52sec. Hipo was given solid work on the plough. Paganelli, Lady Qucx, Gold Dawn, Hipo and Monoio leave by the jnail train on Wednesday. wanganui; track notes A number of horses engaged at tho Wanganui Cup meeting 1 have arrived. They include Miss Ransom, Hynanna, Endorse, Atareria, Keddai, Gascony, Cimabue. Mister Gamp, Bonhomme, Home Made and Vexatv ous. Cubhain beat Alloy over five furlongs in 1.4. Endorse ran half a mile in 52 2-5. Lysaudcr went five furlongs pleasingly in 1.4. Bank Note ran half a mile in 51 sec. Acred did six furlongs in 1.20. A lister Gamp covered seven furlongs in 1.34. Chopin has been scratched for the Victory Hack Handicap.

T OTES ANIJ COMMENTS

Racing at Dunedin,, Wanganui and Poverty Bay to-morrow.

Ceremony will not be produced again until saddled for the Mariawatu Sires’ Produce Stakes.

The Hazlett Gold Cup is generally regarded as a match between Limerick and Aussie, with a shade of odds iir favour of the loriner.

Lysandev has been left in the Jackson Stakes at the Wanganui meeting. Ho is working well at the present time.

Buttle Colours is a rather notable absentee from tWe Dunedin Cup acceptors, as on recent form lie would have lent a lot of interest to the race. The 1000-guinea colt, Pink Coat, has evidently trained on since he made a. winning debut at Oanraru, as lie figures amongst the acceptors for the- Dunedin Champagne Stakes. It is unfortunate that-Silver Paper met with a mishap when doing brilliant work which promised to make him an interesting performer at the Dunedin Cup .meeting.;

Pink Note is the ruling favourite for the Dunedin Cup, and Aussie is the most talked about liorse in connection with the Publicans’ Handicap.

The Oaks winner, Pride, who was given a. west after her success in the classic event in November, is a candidate for the Midsummer Handicap at the coming C.J.C. meeting. She may do well in the autumn.

Rapier is training on well and he is likely to play a leading part in important events during tile autumn. Ho is engaged in the Publicans Handicap at the Dunedin meeting, opening to-morrow.

Mask is still a bit sore, and this accounts for the fact that he was not nominated for tli'e Wanganui Cup. ft is to be hoped ho will be all right foi the Easter meeting at Ellerslie, whcie he usually shows of ids best.

Merxeis, who created a great surprise by winning the maiden event at New Plymouth, is the first of the Thespians to score. She is a three year old bay filly from Commerce, and is a. half-sister to Laughing Stock and Bourse.

Taneiri, who finished second in the maiden event at New Plymouth, i« a three year old brown colt by Antagonist from Country Picnic, thins a brother to Hoariri. Like Hoariri, Taneiri races in the. colours of his breeder, Air H. Rama. L ‘

The Fordell mentor, F. Tilley, arrived at Wanganui on Tuesday evening with! his team ot six lor the Cup meeting. The half-dozen compiisc Laughing Prince, Cashier, Avro, Freehold, High Falutin’ and Glenartney. All look well, especially Laughing Prince.