THE TURF

Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3851, 6 October 1932, Page 3

THE TURF

Racing Fixtures FOR 1932-33 SEASON October 7, 8---Otaki Maori R.C. October 6, B—Dunedin J.C. October 15 —South Canterbury J.C. October 15—Masterton K 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, 29 —Poverty Bay T.C. October 29 —Banks Peninsula R.C. October 20 —Carterton R.C. RACING IN AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALANDERS DO BETTER A.J.C. THIRD DAY ORATORIAN AND HAVERING CHATHAM’S PLATE CAINE CARRINGTON THIRD (Aust. and N.Z. Cable) Sydney, Oct. 5. Three New Zealand horses — Havering, Manawhenua and Historic—fought out, the finish of the last race on the third day’s programme of the A.J.C. spring meeting to-day. Another New Zealand succes s was that of the Wellingtonowned Oratorian, who won the Suburban Handicap; Gain© Carrington ran third to Chatham and Veilmond in the Craven Plate. Showers throughout the morning soaked the track, but the afternoon broke line and clear. The attendance was moderate. Second Hurdle Race, 2 miles 3 furlongs—Kaionwood (Douglas) 1, Vychan (Cullum) 2, Bill Jim (Haynes) 3. Six started. Eatonwood led all the way, and won with ease from Vychan, who finished strongly despite hitting hard twice. Time 4--54-Craven Plate, 1 \ miles—Chatham (J. Munro) 1, Veilmond (McCarten) 2, Gaine Carrington (Green) 3. The other starters were Denis Boy, Autopay and Nighlmarch. Autopay and Gaine Carrington were the first to show out, but at the six furlongs ■ Chatham was leading by a length from Gaine Carrington, with Nightmarch and Veilmond next. Cliat- , ham led into the straight by three lengths, and came on to win smartly from the fast finishing Veilmond. Gaine Carrington ran wide at the turn, carrying Denis Boy with him. Chatham won by a length. Gaine Carrington was a neck away, third. Time 2.53. Gimcrack Stakes, 5 furlongs— Leila Vale (W. Cook) 1, Malvern (King) 2, Beaument (A. Reed) 3. Twenty-one started. Racing to the turn, Leila Vale had charge from Madame Clair, Malvern and Emily Rose. Untroubled, Leila Vale passed the judge with three lengths to spare from Malvern, who beat Beaument by a length. Tiin e I.IL

Suburban Handicap, 1 mile—Oratorian (McLachlan) 1, Phlare (Parsons) 2, Hava spot (McCarten) 3. Fourteen started. Oratorian was first to show out, but Grecian Prince headed him and led from Whittingham, Waugoola, Oratorian and Pentheus. Oratorian, Phlare and Penetlius were in front at the distance, and the first-named hung on well and gained the verdict by half a neck. Havaspot, who finished fast, half a length away, was third. Movie Star was seventh. True Shaft eighth, and Grecian Prince was last. Time 1.395. Members* Handicap, t}- miles — Braeburn (Britt) 1, Milantheon (McCarten) 2, Regal Son (Cook) 3. Twelve stare td. Prince Pombal jumped clear and led to the six furlongs, where he was joined by Regal Son. These two led into the straight from Cynical, Maltdale, Milantheon and Braeburn. Finishing strongly, Braeburn gained the verdict by a neck. Regal Son was two lengths away, third. Prince Pombal finished in the rear of the field. Time 2.Sib Sydney Handicap, 1 miles— Havering (McCarten) 1, Manawhenua. (Humphries) 2, Historic (Munro) 3. Nine started. Rosendo smartly ran to the front on leaving the barrier and led into the straight from T)almatjc, 'Manawhenua and Gold Mag. From a bunched field passing the Leger, Havering emerged in control, with Historic coming fast on the outside. Finishing best, Havering secured the verdict by two lengths, with half a head between second and third. My Talisman was fifth and Gold Mag sixth. Time 2.34 L MELBOURNE TRACKS V.A.T.C. CANDIDATES AT WORK Melbourne, Oct. 5. At Mentone to-day lndu.ua galloped a mile and a quarter in 2.10,

the first half mile. in 5 nsec. Peter Pan worked usefully at Fleming ton. Ho looks well after liis Sydney racing. Admiral Drake ran a mile at threequarter pace. He has been nominated at Moonce Valley next Wednesday. Glare has joined Syd. Ferguson’s Mentone team. Additional for the Caulfield Guineas /£re Dark Chief and Royal Barrier'. Ammon Ra is improving, and will run in the Caulfield Stakes on Saturday. CAL'LFIE’I.I) CUP Melbourne, Oct. 5. Satmoth is regarded as an unlikely runner in tho Caulfield Cup. A definite decision will be made to- - morrow. Whether Cylinder and Concentrate will make the Melbourne Cup trip is uncertain. Cynthos has been scratched for the Caulfield Guineas. THE FLAXMERE STUD HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL SALE LARGE ATTENDANCE OF BUYERS Murray, Roberts and Co., Ltd. in conjunction with Mr T. S- Roulston report having* held on behalf cf the Official .Assignee at- highly successful sale last, week at- public auction at Flaxmere, Hastings, of tho thoroughbred yearlings and mares submitted. There was a large attendance of buyers and the following prices were realised :—• Two year old unbroken filly by Lord Quex —-Wedded, A. Stead, 15 guineas. Bay fills’, foaled October 25, by Lord Quex —High Art, J. E. Lane, 18 guineas. Chestnut colt (first foal) foaled September 6, 1931? by Lord Quex —- Sunny Hours j A. V. Collins, 62 guineas. Bay colt, foaled October 19, 1931, by Lord Quex —Charlady, F. Allen, -3-1 guineas. THOROUGI I BRED MARE S Chestnut mare . (never raced) Painted Screen (1924) by Leighton —Valvate, dam of Movie Star. Brown colt foal by Hunting Song, A. F. Semes, 180 guineas. Chestnut mare Sunny 1 lours (192 G) never raced, by Leighton—Los Vegas, due .to* foal to Lord Quev on September 25. Los Vegas dam of Athens, Fluency, Los Gatos as a two year old). Quixotic, all winners, F. Ormond, 106 g'ui-

Catalini, brown mare, 1915, by Catmint——Symbolism. Bay filly to Lord Quex. Catalini dam of Paleta, Vandyke, both winners. Catalini half sister to Kihashandra, A. V. Reid, 263- guineas. Charlady, bay mare (1920) by Absurd —Lady D, due to foal to Lord Quex, October. 18. , Lady JD, dam of Chinon (Gimcrack Stakes), Commedicnne (dam of High Comedy). Charlady won in stakes, A. Meikle, 70 guineas. Wedded (never raced), brown mare (1926) by Leighton—Lady Ball, with filly foal at foot by Lord Quex. Lady Ball dam of Horoscope, Gay Ballerina, La Moderne, all winners. Lady* Ball sister to Delight (dam of Cimabue and Radiant. Light). None of Wedded’s progeny has raced, T. Duncan, 52 guineas. High Art, bay mare (never raced) (1927), by Leighton—Shrill, due to foal to Lord Quex, October 27. Shrill, dam of Father’s Voice, High Pitch, both good winners. Only* progeny that lias raced. Valvate, darn of Movie Star, is by Feramoz —• Shrill, F. Ormond, 6u guineas. On account of owner: Two year old mar© (broken in-but not tried), rw Gainscourt—Clomoe, by Prince WUlonyx—Merry Roe, A. V. Collins, 25 guineas. MAHORA’S INJURY It. is reported from Dannevirke that Mahora, winner of last year's Whyte Handicap at- Trentham, is still in a bod way from the injuries ho received when he fell in a flat race at Hastings last June. He wrenched both hind fetlock joints badly and has been under treatment ever since. Both joints are still enlarged, and lie will need a long spell before undergoing another preparation. RELATED TO KARAPOTI According to a northern report, it is probable that the two year old half-brother by Acre to Karapoti, of whom high hopes have been held, will have to be destroyed. While being broken in the. youngster fell heavily, evidently sustaining concussio f which seems to have affected the nerves controlling the eyes. The two year old is a beautiful colt, and he was regarded as astrong possibility for the highest classic honours. Mr Martin Tims, his breeder and owner, has some consolation in the possession of a fine stamp of two year old colt, a brother to To Kara. One of the best looking two year

seen out fur some time, he is regarded as a youngster of distinct promise, and one full worthy of following in the footsteps of his illustrious relation. NOTES AND COMMENTS Silver Scorn covered a mile at Riccarton on Saturday in i-4i 4-5-I he A.J.C. Derby winner Peter Pan is not engaged in the Victorian Derby. The weights for the C.J.C. Stewards Handicap are due to a'ppear on October iS. At his i ij til attempt J- K. Pike won his first A.J.C. Kpsom Handicap on Chatham last week. D. O’Connor registered a fine performance at Oainaru on Saturday when he rode four winners and a third out of five mounts. Cornediennt, the dam of High Comedy and Star Artist, has a filly foal to Whirlwind, and is visiting: Hunting- Song. Silver Streak who won at the Kurow meeting, isj a full brother to Silver Coot and a half-brother to Fulmar. Cricket Bat bruised a foot recently, and as a result he has not done a great deal of work during the last few days. Legality, the dam of Bambury, who has a yearling colt by Whrilwind, has thrown another colt by the same sire, and is on a visit to Chief Ruler. The three year old filly Gold t rail was a runner in the Taradale Highweiglit at Napier. This daughter of Chief Ruler and Pure Gold has furnished nicely and should pay her way in the near future. Nightmarcli is the most, notable defection from this year's New Zealand Cup as he was not badly handicapped at 9*i- on past performances. Possibly the Victorian Racing Club’s November meeting is his objective. Trainer J. M. Cameron was present at Napier to superintend the saddling of Hunting Cry and Gold Trail. Cameron originally intended going to Australia again, but lias now altered his plans, and in tlio meantime will race a team in New Zealand. Looking remarkably well Courageous registered his best performance to win by several lengths at Napier on Saturday. Now trained by W. Corlett at Hastings, this son of Thurnham will only have to keep right' to w in again before long. T. Lloyd’s team is training on well at Riccarton, and Dr. M. G. Louisson’s colours should be carried

with distinction by more than one horfco before the spring meetings are disposed of. file Cup candidate Gay Crest is in excellent health and he should race well at Trentham. -Adelphi, Tout le Mond and the two year old Silvox will be racing at the Dunedin meeting.