RACING RESULTS

Greymouth Evening Star, 2 January 1935, Page 7

RACING RESULTS

|G. J. C. SECOND DAY monipere wins memorial

The Greymouth Jockey Club’s Summer Meeting is being concluded at Omoto racecourse to-day, in fine weather. The attendance is larger than that at yesterday’s racing, and •the track is in, excellent order. The Greymouth Municipal Band is again in attendance/, rendering an appropriate programme. Results up to the time of the “Star” going to press, were: — A • 1 TRIAL STAKES, of £65. Five and a-half furlongs:— (6) NAUTIPOL,! Mr 11. Duggan’s b.f., 3yrs (Polazel —Red Bloom) 8.5 (W. Shand) ._.••• • • .... .■ 1 (1) SUNDANCER, Mr T. E. Coates, br.m., 4yrs, 8.10 (L. Harding) 2 (8) FAST ACE/':Mr E. D. Davis’ b.m., syrs, B.IOV(C.‘ Hughes) .. 3 Also started: (4) Clamor (W.’ H. Jones) 8.10, (2) Quebec (J. W. Jennings) 8.10, (5) Rhoderick Dhu (K. Robinson) 8.10, (7F Sir Gallant (G. Salt) 8.10, (3) Sir Leighton (V. Lee) 8.10. Won bv a length; a neck. Timo 1.10 1-5. Sir Leighton was first out, followed by Rhoderick Dhu, and Nautipol. Sundancer was last away. Sir Leighton held a length lead until two furlongs from home, where he bled, and, was pulled up. In a good finish, Sundancer, who had run into second place at the entrance to the straight, overhauled Quebec, but Nautipol on the rails, finished best, to win well from Sundancer. Quebec was third, followed by Fast Ace, and Rhoderick Dhu. Tote £430. DOBSON’HANDICAP TROT, of £75. 2.27 class. One mile: —

(4) TRUMAN, Mr A. Hendrickson’s b.g., 3yrs (Truman Direct —Una Dillon) scr., (Owner) • • 1 (3) STELLA DERBY,CMr J. L. Davidson’s rn.m., aged, 24yds, (G. S. Walton) .. 2 (1) GOLDEN SQUARE, Mr L. J. Thompson’s, blk.m., 6yrs, scr., (H. Frost) .. .. .. •• •• 3 Also started: G Erin’s Beauty (T» L. Bennett), (8) Fanny Bingen (F. Johnston), (2) Happi. (L. .F. Berkett), (10) Radiant Doll (W. S. Clarke Junr.), (5) Shore- Leave (C. Seibel), (7) Silver Letitia (E. K. Yeatman), all scr., (9) Neil Dillon (C. Hutchison). Won by neck; a length. Times 2.20 -2-5, 2.18.3-5, 2.21 » 1-5 Dawn Sonoma was scratched, and Neil Dillon failed to'go away. Truman took up the running from i Golden Square, Shore Leave, Erin’s '.Beauty and Stella Derby, and there .was no change in the order until the bend into the straight.. Stella Derby then moved up fast, on the outside, but Truman carried on to’. win comfortably from Stella Derby, who was a length from Golden Square. Fanny Bingen was fourth, followed by Erins Beauty. Tote £564.

W. R. KETTLE MEMORIAL CUP,’ of £ll5. One mile:—

(1) MONIPERE, Mr W. J. Jeffries’ blk.g., (Arrowsmith-Note), 4yrs, 8.7 (W. Shand) /. • • • • • • 1 (7) HAULBOWLINE, Mrs E. Nyberg’s b.g. (Top GallantArmagh) 6yrs, car. 8.13 (R. Watson) .. (4) WINO, Messrs Hunter and Webb’s b.g. (Cockpit—lnoe) 4yrs, car. 7.12 (H. Brown) .. 3

Also started: (2) Royal Amphora (J. W. Jennings) 9.5, (8) Riri (G. Salt) 90, (6) Imperial Spear (V. Lee) 8.7, (3) White Doe (C Hughes ?:h. (5 \« 3 a length. Time 1.42,1-5. , Wise Choice, Little Doubt, Lady Rene Zetes, and Kevino were withdrawn. After some delay at the bar--rier Haulbowline jumped out best, and Sok up the running from Imperia Spear, Royal Amphora, Monipere-and White Doe. There was no change In the order until the straight was reached when Monipere came fast on the outside, and drew level with Haulbowline at the distance. Monipere on to win well, with Haulbowline in second place, and Wino third. Imperial Spear was fourth, and then came White Doe. Tote £748. . G Salt, rider of Riri, suffered an injury to his nose through his being struck by the barrier as it rose. Salt was given attention in the ambulance room.

BLAKETOWN HACK HANDICAP, of £75. Six and a-half furlongs:

(5) HUNTING CALL, Mr A. Thomson’s ch.g., Byrs (Hunting Song—Sanguinary), 7.11 (J. Jennings) 1 (2) AZEVEDO, Mr C. S. Donald s ch.g., car. 8.3 (W. Shand) .. 2 (4) ARCTIC STAR, Mrs W. Stewart’s b.g., 4yrs. car. 7.12, (K. Robinson) •’

Also started: (3) Zetes (G. Salt). 8.11, (1) Epris (W. 11. Jones) 8.4, 6 Free Rose (H. Brown) car. 7.13, (7) Rotokino (J.’ Moore) y. Won t>) half a length; a neck, rime 1.23 l-o. Arrowmid, Sundancer, Clamor and the' Wino-Copenna bracket were scratched. Rotokino was fit st out. followed by Free Rose, Epris, and Azevedo. Rotokino still had charge going along the ba< *. " bt ‘ l Azevedo ran into second P la< ;O, f ° ' lowed by Free Rose, Epris and Huntin" Call. Epris appeared to gallop on the heels of one of the leaders, and lost his position. Once into the straight Hunting Call came fast on the outside to pass Azevedo near the post, with Arctic Star, who had trailed the field, until the straight, where he secured a run on the inside, in third place. Rotokino was fourth, and Free Rose next. Tote £568.

ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of £75. Five and a-half furlongs:— (3) ARROWMID 8.5 (Shand) .. 1 (4) ARROWROSE 7.13 (Jones) 2 (1) ROYAL SCEPTRE 9.0 (Jen- q Ming's) “ Also started: 2 Margaret Rose 9.0 (Harding), 5 Fast Ace 7.0 (K. Robinson). Won by half a l° n Kth; a length. Time 1.9 2-5. Tote £429L

NEW YEAR HANDICAP TROT, 3.5 class, 11 miles: 2 Awa Dillon 36yds (F .G. Lynch) 1 3 Playwright scr (C. Hutchison) 2 6 Dawn Sonoma (H. McNeill) 3. All started. OAMARU—SECOND DAY. — OAMARU, January 2. The weather and the track are perfect, and the attendance large for the second day of the Oamaru J.C. meeting. Results: — Highweight Handicap, one mile.— 2- Haere Tonu (Shand) .. 1 - 1-1 Doiran (O’Connor) .. .. 2 3- Money Flies (Saxton) .. 3 Scr.: Blazon, Amy Johnston, Gold Knight, Water Polo, Latitude, Hostile. Won bv three lengths; a length. Time 1.41. . TRIAL STAKES, 5 furlongs:— (1-1) Secret Paper (Messervy) 1 (2-2) Aro, Arc (Didham) • -2 (5-5) Colombo (Turner) .. 3 Scr.—Restraint, Battle Arena, Lady ■Empire, Dissemble, Freeguard, Frontage, Linguist, Marking Time, Silver Lark, Red Arrow, Royal Coat, Hanlon, Battle Morn. Won by a head; three lengths. Time 1.14-5. WAIKAURA TROT, 3.5 class, H miles (1-1) Red Glow (Jarden) .. 1 (2-2) Captain Heath (McLennan) • 2 (13-11) Master Garry (L. Pringle) 3 Scr.: Shandon Chimes, Pretender, Adsum. Won by half a length, four lengths. Time 2.53 3-5. AUCKLAND MEETING. HANDICAP TO PRINCE COLOSSUS AUCKLAND, January 2. The weather is fine for the Auckland races, and there is a fair attendance. The track is not bad, considering the heavy morning rain. Results: GOODWOOD HANDICAP, 1 mile:— (7) Sea Fox (Cameron) .. 1 (6) Lady Spy (Clifford) ... 2 (2) Golden Wings (Roy Reed) 3 # Scratched: King’s Archer, Whakapara, Final Shot, Lion Heart. Won by half a head; half a length. Time 1.40.

SYLVIA HANDICAP, 5 furlongs. (3) Bun Fight (Broughton) .. 1 (1) Symcony (A. E. Ellis) .. 2 (6) Kotou (Atkins) .. .. 3 All started. Won by li lengths; li lengths. Time 1.1. GRANDSTAND HANDICAP, U miles. 6 Prince Colossus (Cameron) 1 4 Red Manfred (Atkins) .. .. 2 1 Gay Marigold (Goldfinch) .. 3 Scr.: Vintage. Won by a length; three-quarters of a length. Time 2.G 3-5. SUSSEX STEEPLES, about 2B miles. Valpeen • • • • * Copey All started. ROYAL STAKES, 6 furlongs. Legatee J Variant 2 CLIFFORD PLATE, 15 miles. Vintage 1 Scr: Gold Trail, Synagogue. WAIRARAPA RACES. FRACAS WINS HANDICAP. . FEATHERSTON, January 2. There is heavy rain and thunder for the second day of the Wairarapa races. The course is in fair order, but is slippery for the first events. The attendance is fair. Results:— RUSSELL HANDICAP, 6 furlongs: —

(1) Souchong (T. Webster) .. 1 ‘(2) Navaho - (3) Cawbeen ° (4) Aston 4 Only starters. Won by three lengths; five lengths. Time 1.12 4-5. TAWAHA HANDICAP, 7 furlongs:— (1) Knock Out (S. Anderson) 1 inveresK • • • • 2 (6) Grand Blow .. •• 3 Sen: Orby’s Last, Dover Patrol. Darecourt. Won by three lengths; a neck. Time 1.27 4-5. JUVENILE HANDICAP, 5 furlongs. (3) Fulojoy (J. D. Martin) .. 1 (1) Hororata. 3 (2) •• •• 3 (4) Shirley Dene • • • • 4 The only starters. Won by two lengths; a head. Time 60 2-5. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, one mile. 1 furlong and 80yds.— 1 Fracas (S. Anderson) .. .. 1 5 Eminent 2 3 West Tor 3 4 Bonnie Vale 4 Also started: 2 Autopay, 6 Vertigern. Won by half a head; two lengths. Time 2.1 3-5.

|i SOUTHLAND MEETING OPENS. | INVERCARGILL, January 2. The Southland meeting opened today in dull weather. There is a good attendance. Results: — AVENAL HIGHWEIGHT. one mile: 1/1 Hot Stuff 1 5/4 Broken Rule 2 3/8 Johnny 3 Scr.: Venite, Barndoor, Academy, Golden King. Won by half a length; two lengths. Time 1.14 1-5. MYROSS HARNESS TROT, 3.43 class, li miles — (4-5) Moko Child 1 (6-6) Happiness .'2 (3-1) Ready Money .. - - 3 Scr. —Grand Mogul and Lady Ita. Half a length each way. Time 3.31. FLYING HANDICAP, 6 furlongs. (2d) Cherry Queen .. .. 1 (3-3) Quietly 2 (4-4) Enwood 3 Scr. —Irish Birdcatcher, Unseen. Won by three lengths; 1£ lengths. Time 1.13 1-5. HAWKE’S BAY MEETING. HASTINGS, January 2. The second day of the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s meeting is being held to-day, in fine weather. There is a good attendance. Results:— JANUARY HANDICAP, 6 furlongs: — Warvane 1 Silver Song .. .. .. 2 Bly gain 3 Scr.: Aubretia. • AOTEA HIGHWEIGHT, 1J miles.

■ (2-2) Padishah (Walsh) .. 1 (1-1) Highgrader (Fanning) 2 (5-5) Lady Wessex (Griffiths) 3 Scr.—Royal Banquet. Won by six lengths; two lengths. Time 2.9 3-5. MATAPERO FLYING HANDICAP, 6 furlongs. 7-5 Flamingo (Leach) .. ... 1 2- Queen’s Pride (Boyle) .. 2 3- Vonia Park (Gilmore) 3 Scr.: Sunny Song, Lavina, Warvane. Won by half a length; two lengths. Time 1.15. CANTERBURY PARK TROTS. ELVO WINS STAKES CHRISTCHURCH, January 2. The Canterbury Park Trots are being held at Addington in fine weather. The track is good, and the attendance large. Results: — PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP, 3.43 class, 1£ miles:— (5) Norma Bingen (Teahen).. 1 (8) Flotsam (M. Holmes) .. 2 (2) Chiming Wrack (McDermott) . • ■ • .. 3 All started. Two lengths each way. -Times: 3,19 1-5, 3.25 3-5, 3.26. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (Saddle), 2.17 class. One mile.— 1 Jimmy de Oro (McKendry) 1 1 Great Thought (Berry) .. 2 7 Margaret Chenault -(F. Holmes) 3 The first and second horses were coupled. Scr.: War Officer. Won by six lengths; two lengths. Times: 2.10 4-5, 2.11 4.5, 2.13 1-5. MASON STAKES, 4.32 class, two miles. 1 Elvo (Bebbington) .. .. 1 5 Vesuvius (Alborn) .. .. 2 2 Gay Gordon (J. Bell, jnr.,) 3 • All started. Won by a length; half a length. Times: 4.25, 4.21 1-5, 4.25 2-5.

MIDDLETON HANDICAP. 3.38 class, IS miles: —

(1) Iraq (McDermott) - • 1 (’2) Dundee (Berry) .. .. 2 (10) Full Hand (Tasker) .. 3 All started”. Won by two lengths; half a length. Times: 3.231-5, 3.19 3-5, 3.22 4-5. HORNBY HANDICAP, 2 miles. REAL BOY 1 Sea Gift 2 SELWYN HANDICAP, 15 miles. George Rey 1 Peter Locanda 2 STRATFORD RACES POSTPONED STRATFORD, January 2. The 1 second day of the Stratford races was postponed till Saturday, ow. ing to extremely heavy rainfall. The decision was made by the Stewards at a meeting this morning. P. Brady, injured yesterday when St. Ames fell in the Ohura Hurdles, sustained a bruised shoulder, elbow and leg. He was taken to the hospital, and discharged after treatment. I ■ II • MARTON RACES ABANDONED. MARTON, January 2. The races have been abandoned owing to heavy rain.