THE TURF

Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3849, 4 October 1932, Page 3

THE TURF

Racing Fixtures FOR 1932-33 SEASON October 7, S-- Otaki Maori R.C. October 6, B—Dunedin J.C. October 13 —South Canterbury J.O. October is —Masterton R.C. October 15, 17 —Avondale J.C. October 22, 24 —Wellington R.C. October 22, 24 —-Gore R.C. October 24 —Waveriev R.C. October 24 —Waikato H.C. October 24 —Waipawa County R.C. October 24 —North Canterbury R.C. October 27, eg—Poverty Ray T.C. October 29—Banks Peninsula R.C. October 29 —Carterton R.C. MAJOR HONOURS SPEED AND GRIT NEW ZEALAND COLT DENIS BOV’S METROPOLITAN A.J.C. MEETING CONTINUED (Aust. »nd N.Z. Coble) Sydney, Oct. 3. The win of I.imarch in the. Breeders’ Plate to-day gave. New Zealand her first major honours at the A.J.C. spring meeting. The Lirnond colt gave a splendid exhibition of galloping ability, combined with grit, which bespeak further successes. Autopav made a splendid bid for victory in tho Shorts Handicap, but found the weight beyond him. Silver Ring then took charge of affairs, only to be beaten in tlie last few strides by Lightning March. The weather was fine and the track in excellent order. The - attendance was 46,000. Short s Handicap, 6 furlongs— Lightning March (Hickey) 1, Silver Ring (Humphries) 2, Autopay (Webster) 3. Twelve started. Won by a length. Time 1.12. Breeders’ Plate, 5 furlongs—Limarch (Bartlc) 1, Tilba Tilba (Jones) ,2, Buonarroti (Coutts) 3. Twentyone started. Won by a neck. Time i.ojsec. Metropolitan Handicap, 1 mile 3 furlongs—Denis Boy (McCarten) 1, I Rogilla (Robinson) 2, Lough Neagh | (Cook) 3. Sixteen started. Won by half a length, l ime 2.44. I Centennial Park Handicap, 6 fur longs—Burracootboo (Pike) 1, Gloiiole (Bartle) 2, Bayacre (Webster) 3. Twenty started. Won by two lengths j Time 1.13. I Brantham Stakes, i mile- i furI long:—Turbine (Nowlaud) T, Gravure (Simpson) 2, Enamour (Robin3. Thirteen started. Won by a I neck. Time 1.52 T I Squatters’ Handicap, miles—j Rosendo (Parsons) 1, True* Shaft (Red) 2, Don Moon (Cook) 3. Fifteen started. Won by two lengths. Time 2.6-}. PIKE SUSPENDED CUTS ACROSS TOO SHARPLY RAND WICK ACC I DEN T FOUR HORSES FALL IN RACE Sydney, Oct. 3. Four horses fell during the running of the Centennial Park Handicap at the A.J.C. races to-day. The horses concerned were Queen Sol. Winera, La justice and Bonnie June. The riders, Donoghuc, Davidson and Stead, escaped with contusions and shock, but Lightfoot received concussion of- the brain and probable fracture of the skull. The horses escaped injury excepting Bonnie June, whose head was injured., T he stewards held an inquiry, and decided that J. Pike, rider of Burracootboo, v. as guilty of interference in cutting across too sharply. Pike was suspended for two months, which will prevent him from taking part in the Melbourne Cup meeting. Pike’s suspension caused a sensation after his wonderful run of successes. RACING IN AUSTRALIA COMMENTS ON THE DERBY PRAISE FOR PETER PAN Sydney, Oct. 3. T he Herald commenting on the Derby, says: Saturday’s racing proved beyond doubt that the winner of the Derby is a particularly line colt. Unfortunately, New Zealand’s representative, Gaine Carrington, encountered aJI sorts ot trouble and was never really in the race. Whatever the balance of opinion may be about the relative qualities of Peter Pan and Gaine Carrington, it clearly rests on conjecture, but quite as clearly the New. Zealander would have to be ail that his friends claim him to be, and perhaps a little better, to have beaten Peter Pan. The winner ran the journey very smoothly and .stuck to his task 'at the end with line courage. Particularly rneritori-

ous also was tlje performance of OroThe Telegraph says: Peter Pan is likely to develop into a great stayer. Tn addition to being a genuine stayer, he has lots of pace. AUSTRALIAN NOTES Melbourne, Oct. 3. Chatham has, begin rehandicapped an extra seven *pisunjdis for the Caulfield Cup, the w%gM now being 9.1. Kuvera .and Peter Pan will be arriving at Melbourne on Tuesday. Peter Pan’s mj&t mating will be in the Caulfield .Qwfe. ST Kuvera is ru’nmng in tlie Guineas. 11. Wiggins wilL be riding Admiral Drake Melbourne engagements. FURTHER fcftATCHINGS FOR THE "“WVO CUPS Melbourne, Oct. 3, Scratchinga for the Caulfield Cup are: Chilperiq, Idle Banter, Zane Grey, High Command. Samaden. Cordelia and Sinetre. Melbourne Cup scratching* are: High Command, Prohibition, and Onslaught. The New Zealander Autopay is likely to come to Melbourne for the Caulfield Cujr. MELBOURNE GALLOPS Melbourne, Oct. 2. Training gallops at Caulfield took place in fine weather. Ammon Ra gave Hard Words a good start over six furlongs on the grass, taking 1.15 J, and they finished together. The first lour furlongs took 505-sec. Thracian Prince and Liberal, with a medium weight up, did a mile in 1.48 uuextendcd. Bronze Hawk galloped two furlongs in 2hsec. Valroso and Per I lls did six furlongs in 1.19). Vauntry did three furlongs in 39-sec. Jimmie Boy and .Boldrewocd galloped seven furlongs on the tan in i-35-At Flemington Compri s did six furlongs on the tun in 1.225. He looks well. Admiral Drake did two miles at half pace. lie showed good condition. Magnesia galloped a mile and a half on the tan in 2.42. Prince Leo did a mile in 1.50. Piince Dayton did a strong two miles. Mangura easily beat Sub Rosa over a mile on .thp grass in 1.44. MASTERTON MEETING HANDICAPS DECLARED The following handicaps have been declared by M r H. Coyle for | the Masterton Racing Club’s meeting on October 15: — Nursery Handicap, 4 furlongs—• Epigram, Plater, Pegged Exchange, Clossian,. Paper, Money colt 8.5, Secrecy, Palm . Queen, Boudoir, Rosewing' filly, Greyspear filly, lea Tnay filly 8.0. ltighweight iJandicap, 1 mile— Grecian 10.12, ' Full Mark io-io, Blacksmith 10.7, Head Serang 10.5, Cape Paraki, Arrowzone, Autumn Dawn, Tranquility, Golden Pennant 9.0. Lansdow lie Handicap, 7 furlongs-—-Ben Hur 9.0, Solitaire 11. 8.5, Lyrical 8.2, Forest Stag, Distortion 8.1; Clangor, Minstrel Ead 7.10, ; Both well, Kalmuk.7.B, Lancet, lea Stream 7.3, Red (l op 7.0. | Masterton Handicap, il miles —- Vertigern q.o, Spearful 8.1 1, Chopin S.io, Retract 8.8, Teller, Stanchion 8.5. Korokio 8.2, Grecian 8.1. Atholspear 7.13, Pahu, Join do Val 7.5, Statuary 7.3, Cluny, Sir Pombal, Red Sun, Both well. Eminent, GayCourt, Autumn Dawn 7.0. Lawn Handicap, 1 mile—Ben Hur q.o, Gay Court 8.12, Lyrical 8.2, KalmuL 7.8. Aero 11 7--’. Cardinal Morn, Golden Horn, Golden Pennant, Vaudeville 7.0. Grandstand Handicap, 0 furlongs —Aston y.o, Arrow Lad 8.12, Royal Routine, Korokio 5.5, White Fang 7.13. Eminent 7.7. Electric Handicap, 5I furlongs— St. Roger q.o. Solitaire 11. 8.12. Hunter’s Moon, Distortion 8.5, Forest Stag 8.2, Azure, Clangor 8.0, Minstrel Lad, Lady Ronald 712. King Peg, Trains 7.8, Thornproof 7.7. Little Thrush, Vivette. Rene Bell, Chaste. Traymela, Popette 7-5-DUNEDIN ACCEP 1 OKS Acceptances for the first day of tlie Dunedin Jockey Club’s spring meeting, to bo held on October 6 and 8, are as follows :■ — Spring Hurdles, j i miles—Capain’s Gift 11.11. Antrim Boy iJ-5> Silver Salver, Royal Game, Shipshape- q.o. Trial Stakes, 6 furlongs—Bit raclor. Remainder, Ruat-ui 8.5, Blazon, Golden King. Mode Money. Mobile. Profit and Loss,. Rocket, Worship *8.2, Golden Dress, Irish Lady. Purse Palantua 7.1 t. Maungatua Handicap, 6 furlongs. —Silver Scorn 5.13, Tippling 1 8.12,

First Song" 8.2, Irish Chieftain, Fleeting- Glance 7.12, Sham-lig-ht 7.12, I ly stride 7.11. Traylavah 7.9, Fine Weather 7.8, Irish Lancer, Kenial Pasha 7.7. Electric Handicap, 0 furlongs— Fair Weather 9.0, Assemble 8.7, Last March 8.6, Al Jolsou 8.2, Tout le Mond 7.7, Blue Metal 7.2. Mosgiel Handicap, i* miles.— Shatter 5.4, Town. Major, Mount 7.12 7.12, Red Racer 7.11, Colonel Cvgnus 7.8, Don Jose 7-2, Paris, Toreador, Muff. Black Mint. Some Toff 7.0. McLean Stakes, 4 furlongs—Gold Boy, Guarantee. McNab. Silvox 8.5, Cheap Money, Clorane. Fracas, June the Third, March Brown. Daring Deed, Trivet S.oOctober Handicap, 7 furlongs.—• Ruling Light 9.5, Water Power 8.12 Adelphi 8.8, Gallant Fox 8.6, Al Jolson 8.5, Filoscl 8.3, Flower 8.1, Wealth. Some Toff, The Sun 7.13Xaioma Handicap, 5 furlongs— Kerbside 9.5, Royal Sceptre 9-3; Hiila Belle 8.12, Gold Paper 8.6, Some Good S. 5, Arden’s Beauty 5.4, Tracsono 8.3, Shamfiglit 7.12, Genteel 7-io, Silver Streak 7.9, Shock, Molten, Kinnini, Look Smart 7.7. After the declaration of first forfeit, the following remain in the Dunedin uineas, 1 mile—Rocket, Tout lo Mond, Worship 8. 10, Irish Lady, Arden’s Beauty, Silver Scorn, Wealth 8.5. DUNEDIN R E H A N DIC A P S Dunedin, Oct. 3. For the Dunedin races Red Racer has been rehandicapped at 8.0 in the Mosgiel Handicap and Silver Streak at 7.12 in the Ini 1110 a Handicap. WING AT Cl TRAINING NOTES (Per I'ress Association.) Dunedin, Oct. 3. The plough track at Wmgatui was in splendid order this morning, but there -was very little work. The course proper anti the barrier at the four furlongs post were available for the two year olds. Shipshape and Reminder left five furlongs behind in 66 -5-sec, the former going much the better. Shock ran the last two of four furlong-.s in 28 i-sSl*c, not being •fully extended. Antrim lloy finished in front of Balance over a mile, the six furlongs in 1.23 t-5- Antrim lioy is very well just now. Lochard took 53 1 S SO( ' to run half a. mile. Colonel Quex ran the last three furlongs of his g-allup in 44SOC. Fair Weather left three urlongs behind in 3Qsec. Captain’s Gift was not jumping with his usual dash in a school over three hurdles, taking 1.20 1-5 from hurdle to hurdle. Kcrbsire was pulling hard over three furlongs which took 46 i-ssec. Eight two year olds were given barrier practice, and several of them van half a mile. 1 he l ractui'— Take Down filly finished just in front of McNab and the Shambles—

Cornflower filly in 52 j-sscc. Kamel Pasha, Kinnini and Made Money were also jumped out of the barrier, Kinnini showing- the most pace over the furlong and it half which they galloped. ESC Al’ ES K KIIA NI) I C.\P HUNTING CRY IN AVONDALE CUP Auckland, Oct. 3. Hunting Cry will not be rehaudicapped for the Avondale Cup.

NOTES AND COMMENTS

A profit of was made by the V.A.T.C. during the- Melbourne racing season ended July ji last. The Banks Peninsula Racing Club has decided to give the 5s totalisator a trial at its meeting this month. The Gisborne Racing Club last season paid £ 1 634 in taxation, but suffered a loss of ,£236 on the year’s operations. R. veteran trainer of Hastings, celebrated his 81st birthday yesterday. The veteran is still hale and hearty and received many congratulations from his friends.

Topthorn is to have a 12 mouths spell on his owner’s property at Wanganui. There is nothing amiss with him, but as most cl Hunting Song’s progeny benefit by age, it has been decided to give h;;m a 1< ng let tij) so that he will fully iurnish.