HOLIDAY RACING

Greymouth Evening Star, 3 January 1938, Page 11

HOLIDAY RACING

GREYMOUTH—FIRST DAY

TUNNELLER WINS CUP

‘ New Year’s Day provided plenty of sport for racing and trotting followers throughout the Dominion, and totalisator investments generally showed an increase. Sultry weather was experienced in many centres, and at Greymouth drizzling rain made conditions unpleasant. Results are as follow: —

good racing at omoto. The first day of the Greymouth Jockey Club’s Summer meeting at the Omoto racecourse, on New A ear s Day. attracted a large attendance, despite drizzling rain. which fell almost throughout, the day. The fields genetally were good, and the racing was highlv interesting throughout, with the result that the totalisator, on the single pool system, handled £7.957?;. as compared with £7.8581 on the first day of the corresponding meeting last year, an increase of £99. The day's racin » was splendidly conducted by the club s committee, headed by the President, Mr. T. E. Coates, and the Secretary, Mn M. J. Fogarty. The course became greasy and sott. in places, as a result of the rain, and times were consequently not fast. The principal event oi the day was won by Mrs. J. Campbell's Winning Hit gelding. Tunneller, who was second public fancy, after his promising though unplaced performance at Hokitika en Boxing Day. The favourite. Linguist, carrying 9.2. was beaten into fourth place. The trophy was presented by Hon. P. C. Webb. Minister for Mines, and was received on behalf of the owner by Miss C. FreemanBrown, of Greymouth. Mrs. Campbell.) owner of the Cup winner, is also the trainer of Willie Win. who ran second in the 1927 Melbourne Cup. Roy Bun and Wine Card repeated their Hokitika successes, while Waitaka. another Hokitika, winner, ran two good seconds. Greymouth owners won races with Roy Bun. Glenogil and Arrowrose, the two former being trained .at Riccarton. while the Hokitika owned and trained Nahlin won the Stewards’ Trot. The Greymouth Civic Band contributed a programme of music during the afternoon. Details of the racing are as follow: — NOVICE STAKES, of £7O. 5J furlongs: 1 GLENACRE. W. Hosking’s br.g.. Acre —Lady’ Grant, fiyrs., 8.10 (G. Ridgway) 1 2 BRIGHT PROSPECT. H. B. Archer's br.g., 7yrs.. 9.G (J. Murfitt) • ? 11 QUEEN LINDA. F. Escott’s b.m., 4yrs., 8.10 (V. Lee) ’ Also started: G Dollar Note 8.10 (E. Rosewarne). 8 Culverden 8.10 (E. J. Jennings), 4 Clubman 8.10. car 8.11 (A. Russell"). 9 Metric 8.10 (A. Leach). 7 Gayspear 8.10 (C. Masters). 12 Adieux 8.10 (E. A. Leckie). 3 Patuma 8.5. car 8.5 i (A. E. Ellis). 10 Wanda Robe 8.5

(G. Watson). 5 Day Mist' £."> (R. Coveney). Half a length: two lengths. Day Mist was fourth. Time 1.9 4-5. j Glenacre anti Patuma were first out > from Bright Prospect. Day Mist. Metric. and Adieux. Across the top. Bright Prospect was up on terms with Glen* acre, but the latter headed the topweight into the straight, with Day Mist* just leading Queen Linda. Patuma and Metric. Glenacre withstood a strong challenge by Bright Prospect, who went a splendid race, to win by half a length, with Queen Linda finishing on in third place a length away, followed by Day Mist. Metric. Gay Spear and Culverden. Tote £626. BOROUGH HANDICAP TROT. (harness), of £9O, 2.21 class. 1 mile: 3 RHINEGOLD. Messrs. .Jack and McKenzie’s b.g., Great Bingen— Cammie. 6 yrs., scr (H. Frost) . ■ 1 2 WORTHY LAD. L. B. Berkett’s b.g.. 4 yrs.. 24yds (Owner) . . 2 2 WEE PAL. W. R. Butt’s b.m.. syrs.. scr. (Owner), coupled with, the winner Also started: 4 Boreas scr ((.’. Isaacson). 7 Green Tanger scr (F. Jamieson), 1 Kate Bingen scr (B. Thomson), 6 Orby Lad scr (E. E. Edmonds), 8 Preamble scr (J. Lattimore), 5 Silver Letitia scr (A. Holmes). A length: neck. Green Tanger was fourth. Times 2.22 4-5, 2.21, 2.22 1-5. Kate Bingen, the favourite, did not relish the soft going', and was never, going evenly. She finished sixth. Pre-j amble failed to leave the barrier, and Kate Bingen and Orby Lad were slow j to strike their hopples. Rhinegold] went to the front from the start, and! led past the stand from Green Tanger,; Wee Pal. Silver Letitia and Worthy) Lad. Rhinegold bowled along in front; and led into the straight from Green i Tanger and Worthy Lad, with Wee] Pal close up. In the run home, Rhine-; gold held his own to win well by a ’ length from Worthy Lad, ■with Wee Pal ■ a neck away third and Green Tanger 1 fourth. Then came Silver Letitia-and) Kate Bingen well back. Tote £832. {

COUNTY HACK HANDICAP, of £IOO/ 1 mile: — 2 ROY BUN, T. E. Coates's b.g.. Roydon—Baby Bun, 5 yrs., 9.4 (A. Russell) •• 1 1 DRINK UP, W. M. Crockett’s b.g., 3yrs„ 8.13 (J, Murfitt) . . 2 3 OWLSGLEAM, R. McDennan’s ; ch.m., 6yrs., 8.9, car 8.2 (C. Masters) 3 Also started: 4 Windward 8.8 (G. Ridgway), 5 Malvasia 7.8 car. 7.11 (V. Lee), 6 Gas Mask *7.7 car. 7.8 (R. Coveney), 8 Lisnacree 7.0 car. 7.3 j (G. Watson), 9 Polistina. 7.0 car. 7.2 (J. Campbell), 10 Bit o’ Blue 7.0 (A. Stokes). A length: half a length. Windward was fourth. Time 1.44. Malvasia was first to show out, and led past the stand from Windward and Owlsgleam, Drink Up. Bit o’ Blue. Lisnacree, and Bun. Owlsgleam moved up across the fop and led into the straight, from Malvasia, who was stopping, Lisnacree, Drink Up, Windward, and Roy Bun, who was coming fast. Roy Bun put in a. great run in the straight, and got up to win by a length, with Drink Up, second, half a length ahead of Owlsgleam. Windward was close up fourth, and then came Lisnacree, Gas Mask, who put in some good work in the last, quarter, Malvasia, Polistina and Gold Boy. Tote £99BJ.

GREYMOUTH CUP, of £l7O, U miles. 2 TUNNELLER. Mrs. J. Camp- ‘ bell’s b.g., Winning Hit-Counter-1 scarp, Gyrs,, S.l (J. Wadley) 1 13 WAIT AKA, E. J. Morrison’s b.g.. | Tvrs. 8.7 CG. Ridgway) . . 2 5 FIORD, Est. late W. Gardiner’s b.g., syrs., S.l car. 8.0 (R. Masters) ■’> Also started: 7 Wino 5.12 (A. S. Ellis), 6 Monipere 8.4 (E. Rosewarne), 8 Heloise 7.6 car. 7.3 (J. Campbell), 4 Rebel Chief 9.2 (A. Russell), 1 Linguist 9.2 (J. Murfitt). A length; half a length. Linguist was fourth. Time: 2.10 4-5. Monipere and Tunneller gave some trouble at the harrier, and Tunneller went through once. Fiord. Monipere, and Tunneller got the worst of the start, and Heloise raced to the front to lead past the stands from Waitaka. with a length and a-balf to Tunneller, and then Linguist, Wino, Rebel Chief, and Monipere with Fiord last. ■Wino was in front three furlongs from home from Heloise and Tunneller. but Linguist raced to the front across the top. and led into the straight from Heloise and Waitaka. and Tunneller with Fiord last. but commencing a run. Tunneller came through in the straight with a brilliant run to beat Waitaka by a length, with Fiord, who finished very fast on the outside, half a length away third. Linguist tired into fourth place, and next in order were: Monipere. Rebel Chief, Wino and Heloise. Tote £1.200?,. PAROA HANDICAP, of £9O. 61 furlongs. | 2 ARROWROSE. E. Kingan’s b.m.. Arrowsmith-Rosevear. 7yrs, 8.6 (E. Rosewarne) 1 1 PAPER NOTE. J. B. Pearson's blk.m., syrs, 9.0 car. 8.7 (C. Masters) 2 3 ROYAL AMPHORA. A. McMillian’s b.g., aged. 7.9 car 7.2 (G. Watson) .. •• 2 Also started: 5 Cranford 8.6 (A. Lee), 4 Courtyard, 8.1 car. 7.8 (A. Stokes). . A length; two lengths. Courtyard was fourth. Time 1.24. Arrowrose made a return io form in winning the Paroa Handicap, comfortably, after leading from the bar-rier-rise. She was followed out. by Courtyard. Cranford. Paper Note and Royal Amphora in that, order. Arrowrose led Cranford, Courtyard, and Royql Amphora who were together, by three lengths at. the half-mile, but here Paper Note commenced a fast run which carried her into 'second place behind Arrowrose as they turned for home, with Royal Amphora and Courtyard together, and Cranford, having his first race for a long lime, well beaten off. Arrowrose was not troubled to beat Paper Note by a length, with Royal Amphora hard-ridden two lengths away, third. Courtyard was' fourth, with Cranford well down the track. Tote £B36i. j

STEWARDS' HANDICAP TROT (harness), of £9O, 3.2 class, 1J miles. 1 . NAHLIN. G. S. Walton's b.g.. Acron-Merry Logan, syrs. 24yds., (Owner) 1 2 BRIDGET BOROUGH. A. Holmes’s ch.m., syrs, 12yds (owner) -2 3 KINGUSSIE, AV. S. Clark's ch.g., Gyrs, 12yds (AV. Clark, junr.) 1 Also started: 4 Cam Dillon scr (H. Frost), 9 Ockley AVood scr (C. J. Harcourt), 7 Pukeuri .12 yds (AA r . R. L. Pascoe), 4 Travisque 24yds (L. F. Berkett), 6 Playwright 36yds (C. Hutchison). 8 Little Gordon 48yds (F. AAA Gilbert). A length and a-half: half a length. Travisque was fourth. Times: 3.0, 3.1 3-5. 3.2 1-5. Kingussie and Pukeuri were slow away. Bridget Borough and Cam Dillon were first, to show out, but Travisque worked his way to the front quickly, and led past the stand from Pukeuri, Bridget Borough, Playwright. Little Gordon, Nahlin, Kingussie, and Cam Dillon, the last-named Brealving;Nahlin moved up fast down the back, into fourth place, but Travisque was still in front turning for home, just heading Pukeuri, with Nahlin and Bridget Borough (on the rails) next, and then Little Gordon and Kingussie, who was coming fast. Travisque tired badly in the straight, and Nahlin came through to win easily by a length and a-half from Bridget. Borough, who did nor get clear until well down the straight. Kingussie finished fast on the rails, half a length away third, and then came Travisque. Pukeuri, Little Gordon and Playwright. Tote £9lO.

MINERS’ HACK HANDICAP, of Cl furlongs. 1 GLENOGIL, D. H. Roberts’s br.f., Colossus-Glenluce, 4yrs 7.12 car. 7.5 (G. Watson) .. .. 1 6 AMOUNT, A. L. Pratt’s b.g., 4yrs„ 8.1 car. 8.4 (L. Pratt) 2 3 DELIUM, V. Joness b.g., 6yrs., 7.13 (R. Coveney) -3 Also started: 3 Rotokino 8.12 (G-. Ridgway), 2 Gold Label 8.12 car 8.5 (C. Masters), 7 Guinea Fowl 8.9 (A. Leach). 5 Gilford 8.1 (E. Rosewarne), 8 Card Player 7.12 (V. Lee). 9 Emmeline 'Girl 7.G car 7.0 (A. Stokes). Two lengths: a length. Rotokino was fourth. Time 1.25. Glenogil, owned by the Greymouth sportsman, Mr. D. H. Roberts, having only her second start, won the Miners’ Hack in a highly impressive manner. Delium and Gilford led out from Gold Label. Card Player, Guinea Fowl. Rotokino, Emmeline Girl, Amount, and Glenogil. Delium and Card Player led into the straight closely followed by Guinea Fowl, Amount, Emmeline Girl, and Gold Label together, and right across the track, Rotokino next and with Glenogil showing up at the back of the bunch. Glenogil, finishing on the outside, buried the field for speed in the straight, and won, going away by two lengths from Amount, with Delium a length a-way third.

Rotokino was fourth, followed by Gold Label, Emmeline Girl, Card Player and Gilford. Tote £1,144. BRUNNER HANDICAP, of £9O, seven furlongs. 1 WINE CARD, J. B. Pearson’s b.f., Paper Money-Malmsey. 4yrs, 9.0 car 8.7 (C. Masters) ■ ■ • ■ 1 3 WAITAKA, E. J. Morrison’s b.g., 7yrs 8.11 (G. Ridgway) .. • - - 2 POTENT. Jos. Johnston's ch.g., fiyrs. 7.7 car 7.0 (A. Stokes) 3 Also started 5: Metal Bird 8.5 (E. RoseWarne), 4 Golden -Dart B.■> (J. Wadley), 6 Courtyard <.12 (X. Lee), 8 Heloise 7.10 car 7.3 (J- Campbell). 7 Rose Vai 7.3 (G. Watson). A length; half a length. Golden Dart was fourth. Timo 1.30. Metal Bird and Waitaka were first to show out in the Brunner Handicap, but Potent became balanced quickly and led past the stand with Metal Bird and Rose Vai, from Wine Card and Waitaka, and Heloise, with Courtyard in the rear. Metal Bird and Potent were two lengths to the good from Wine Card and Waitaka at the half mile, with Golden Dart. Courtyard, Hose VaD and Heloise following. Across the top. Wine Card moved up fast and with Metal Bird tiring. Potent’ and Wine Card turned for home together from Metal Bird, and Waitaka, with Golden Dart showing up. Wine Card won nicely by a length from Waitaka. who notched his second sec-ond-placing for the day, -with a good run in the straight. Potent was half a length away third, with' Golden Dart, Metal Bird. Heloise. Courtyard and Rose Vai in that order. Tote £1.400. ELLERSLIE —THIRD DAY. COURTCRAET WINS DERBY. AUCKLAND. January 1. Sultry weather was experienced for the third day of the Auckland Racing Club's summer meeting al Ellerslie to-day. The attendance way 15.750. compared with 15,500 on Now Year's Day last year. The tote handled £67,805, as compared with £56.1591 last. year, an increase of £11.6451. The iota! for the three days was £233.0991. as against. £205.191 a year ago. an increase of £27.9081. Re- ! suits: —

Ellerslie Handicap, one mile.—l Cheval de Volee (C. K. James) 1: 7 Ohmaha 2; 4 Privy Seal 3. Also started: 2 Awhiowhio, S Alyth. 5 Gold Vaals. 1 Prince Rang'i. 6 Barrister. 9 Tiverton. 12 Abbess of Whitby. 10 Diacquedoon. 11 Pamela. 1? lengths: one. Time 1.40.

Midsummer Handicap. five furlongs:—4 Hot. Box (C. G. Goulsbro) 1; 5 Calorie 2: 1 Eastern Heir 3. Also started: 2 Miss Brierly, 8 Veritable, 3 Sir Robin. 6 Royal Abb. 7 Royal Message, 9 First Gold Money. Half a length; three-quarters. Time. 1.1. New Year’s Hurdle Race, two miles. —2 English Night (J. Day) 1; 1 Modern Maid 2; 4 Prince of Orange 3. Also started: 5 Roxy, 3 Holly Lu. 21 lengths: five. Time 3.46 3-5. Auckland Racing Club Handicap. 11 miles: —7 Gay Rose (R. E. Horne) 1; 6 Kelly 2; 2 Wild Chase. 3. Also started: 4 Argentic. S AA’otan, 1 Cerne Abbas, 9 Jonathan. 3 Knight of Australia, 5 Padishah, 10 Sinking Fund. A length: half. Time 2.36. G4th. Great Northern Derby. 11 miles. —1 Courtcraft (,P. Atkins) 1: 2 Royal Chief 2; 3 The Crooner 3. Also started: 4 Aero. King. 5 Saccone. Three lengths; two and a half. Time 2.34.

County Handicap, seven furlongs.— 2 Haerepo (J. Mclnallyi 1; 1 To Monowai 2; 5 Pirate King Also started: 7 Nightdress. 10 Strathire. S Black Musk. 14 Ring Shot, 13 Winlona. 12 Gappy, G Forest Acre. 3 Bronzette, 1G Hopalong, 9 Royal Vaals. 4 Prival, 11 Ivy Willonyx, 15 Quilp, 10 Jolio Dance, 17 British Banner, IS Romani. Three lengths; one and ahalL Time 1.2 G 3-5. Newmarket. Handicap, six furlongs. —2 Whirling (W. J. Broughton; 1: 1 Stretto 2; 5 Marie’s 1 Acre 3. Also started: 0 Triune, 3 Tray Bit, 4 Black Thread, 9 Palustre. 7 Farland. 8 Galilee. A long neck; ]?. lengths. Time 1.14 2-5. Glasgow Handicap, seven furlongs. —3 Valamito (R. McTavishi 1; G De Friend 2; 10 Rulette 3. Also started: 2 Peter Beckford, 5 Lornacre, 4 Star Artist. 1 Sulieman. 7 Day Wind, 9 Gay Streak. 8 Crooning. A neck; half a head. Time 1.27. NOTES ON THE RACING. GAY ROSE'S HANDICAP. [special to “stab.”] AUCKLAND, January 1. The Canterbury contingent did not share in the dividends of the A.R.C. Handicap, the going for which was expected to favour Wild Chase, but Cerno Abbas was slightly better fancied by the public. Jonathan, Wild Chase and of Akvistmlia were first out, but Kelly ran to the front passing the post for the first time, and led into the back from Knight of Australia, Sinking Fund, Wild Chase, Jonathan. Gay Rose, Argentic, Cerne Abbas, and Wotan. At the half-mile, and into the straight, the order was Kelly and Knight of Australia together, from Jonathan, Wiki Chase and SinkingFund together, Gay Rose, Argentic, Cerne Abbas, Padishah and Wotan. It was a good race from the distance, Kelly and "Wild Chase being joined one hundred yards, from home by Gay Rose on the outside. Gay Rose finished best to beat Kelly by a length, with Wild Chase! half a length away, and then Padishah close up. Cerne Abbas, Wotan and Argentic. It. was a. slowly run race, the first half taking 55 1-5, and the last, mile 1.47. The. last half occupied 49secs. Ccurtcraft’s Derby:

Courtcraft made his own pace throughout the Great. Northern Derby, and won with ease. Aero King, The Crooner, Saccone and Royal Chief followed in that order along the straight. After passing the six furlongs, Royal Chief get a run through on the fence, and was third to Courtcraft and The Crooner, four lengths from the leader. Approaching the half mile, Royal Chief got another run on the fence, when the others swung a little wide into the straight, but ho had no chance with the winner, who won by three lengths, with The Crooner two and a half lengths behind Royal Chief, both ridden out. Saccone and Aero King were next. The first half-mile took 51 3-5, the mile in 1.45, and the last half 4psecs. Stretto Beaten: Although she was asked to meet Whir,ling on two stone worse terms than, in the Railway Handicap, investors ’preferred Stretto, who had won very, easily on the first two days, for the ‘Newmarket Handicap. The issue was between them, and Whirling proved superior by a long neck. Triujne gave troubile at the barrier, and Farland, Stretto, and Tray Bit Were first out. Into the straight,

Tray Bit led Farland, Stretto, Galilee, Palustre and Whirling, Black Thread and Marie’s Acre. Stretto drew out at the distance, followed by Marie’s Acre, hut. Whirling got up on the rails, and won going away in the last few strides. Marie's Acre was one and ahalf lengths off, third, followed by Tray Bit, Galilee, Black Thread and Palustre. MARTON J.C. BIG DOOK AND LADY INA. ; MARTON, January 1. The Marton J.C. meeting opened on Saturday in overcast, warm weather. The track was in excellent order after light rain overnight. The attendance was large. The totalisator turn-over was £19.757i, an increase of £4831 over the first day's racing for the last New Year meeting. Results: — Maiden Race. five furlongs.—6 Ruenzori (W. Little) 1; 5 Scarf Dance 2; 3 Final 3. Also started: 4 Freed, 3 Havana Princess, 6 Lacan. 7 Zilpah, 2 Golden Pam. 9 Some Brandy, 1 Noisy Night, 10 Mozeltove. A nose; three, lengths. Time 1.15 4-5. Ladies' Bracelet, nine furlongs.—4 Conveyor (Mr G. James) 1: 5 Bing Boy 2: 1 Hirangi 3. Also started: 6 King’s Lancer, 2 Donegal, 4 Aube, 7 Vintner, 10 Night Hero, 9 Mon Ace, S Ringapoto. Three lengths; two. Time 1.5 S 4-5.

Rata Hack Hurdles, 11 miles. —4 Aurora’s Love (C. J. Thompson) 1; 5 Count Willonyx 2; 1 Taillight 3. Also started: 2 Top Hat. 3 Rapa Waiata, 8 Te Hiko. 6 Sir Acre (lost rider). 7 Sea Kale. Six lengths'; one. Time 2.45 1-5.

Juvenile Handicap, five furlongs.— 1 Aureus (P. Burgess) 1; 3 Copycat 2: 2 Icing 3. Also started: 4 Rhodesian. 6 Paranui. 5 Cloak, 7 Royal Tinge. 8 Young Pat. Two lengths; one. Time 1.1 1-5.

Marton Cup. 1.1 miles. —5 Big Book (B. H. Morris) 1; 1 King Rey 2; 7 Ptikcko 3. Also started: 3 Catalogue. 2 Siegmund. 8 Brazen King, 4 The Bigot. Wildflower. A neck; two lengths. Time 2.5 2-5.

Railway Handicap, six furlongs.—l Lady Ina (B. H. Morris) 1; 2 Golden Chest 2; 3 Impasto 3. The only starters. 1?. lengths; four. Time 11.13 2-5.

' New Year Hack Handicap, nine furlongs.—l Lady Siegfried (D. Lamb ) 1; 6 Royal Choice 2; 3 Amatory 3. Also started: 2 Lustral, 4 Warehi. 7 Artful Dodger. 5 Night lass. 8 Puroto, A length: three-quarters. Time 1.55 1-5. Dash Hack, six furlongs.—l Great Hope t B. H. Morris) 1: G Blackman 2: 2 Lady Montana. 3. Also started: 3 Lady Hoariri. S Fair Isle. 5 Imposture-, 7 Merry Ruler, 4 Paul Robeson. Three lengths; half. Time 1.14 3-5. STRATFORD R.C.—FIRST DAY MASTER BRIERLY WINS CUP NEW PLYMOUTH. Jan. 1. Heavy rain fell in the morning, but the afternoon was fine for the opening day of the Stratford races. The course was in good order. There was a large attendance. The tote handled £23,980?., compared with £19,499. an increase of £44811. Results: — Trial Stakes, five furlongs.—B Pekoe (R. Glading) 1: 3 Clam 2: 1 Shangri La 3. Also started: 9 Arahura. 2 Australian Star. 2 Gold Glare, 5 Tomoana. 11 Gold Tray. 12 Vienna, 7 Gay Marionette, G Golden Orchid, 10 Majority. A length and a-half: two. Time 1.3.

Douglas Handicap, six furlongs.—l Lady Kyra (Goldfinch) 1; 4 Clessamor 2: 3 Gay Seton 3. Also started: 2 Tosh, 5 Notium. A length: half. Time 1.14 4-5.

Juvenile Handicap, five furlongs.— 2 Gaily (Glading) 1: 1 Hunting Blood 2; 6 Desert Wings 3. Also started: 3 Friskland. 4 Te Poto. 7 Raceline. 9 Ramleh. 5 Winardo, 8 Verey Lights. One and a-half lengths; two. Time: 1 4 1-5,

Stratford Cup, 1} miles. —3 Master Brierly (J. Winder) 1: 1 Lowonberg 2: 4 Sergia 3. Also started: 2 One Whetu. 5 Mungatoon, 6 Airam. 8 Loombination, 7 Middle. A neck; a length and a-half. Time: 2.11 3-5.

Ohura Hurdles. 1?. miles. —1 Booklaw (A. Gilmer) 1; 5 Belbroney 2; 3 Boughal 3. Also started: 1 Riotous. 2 Kentucky Song. 6 Kerere Nui. Three lengths; same. Time 2.50 3-5. Tariki Handicap, one mile and one furlong.—4 Ohanga (G. P. Dowrick) 1; 2 Ned Cuttie 2; 5 Naughty Alarietta 3. Also started: 1 Red Sand. 3 Bonnv Glow. A nose: a neck. Time: 1.59 2-5.

Eltham Handicap, about seven furlongs.—3 Taitoru (T. Tito) 1: 1 Paso Robles 2; 4 (lay Sister 3. Also started: 2 Orac, 6 Dancing Lady, 5 Raceboy. A length and a-half: same. Time: 1.34. Railway Handicap, six furlongs.—l Lickem (L. Monkley) 1; 2 Sam’s Choice 2; 4 Professional 3. Also started: 3 Cut Melody, S Muskon, 6 Advance Plane, 5 Poker Face, 9 Ringside. 7 Full o’ Scotch. Two and a-half lengths; half. Time 1.16 1-5. WAIRARAPA— FIRST DAY. CUP TO LUCULLUS LAD. MASTERTON. .January 1. The Wairarapa Racing Club’s New Year meeting opened to-day in a thick drizzle. The track was holding after overnight, rain. The tote handled £19,2211, as compared with £22,444 last year, a decrease of £32221 on the first, day last year. Res'u Its: — Novice Stakes, six furlongs.—l Mob Rule (Messervy) 1: 2 Trebor 2; 6 Gay Artist 3. Also started: 11 Esperance Bay, 12 Great, Quex, S Informer, 5 Mowgli, 3 Pursuit. 10 Quexona, 9 Ra Potae, 7 Roi-oa, 4 Royal Portrait. A long head; li lengths. Time 1.15 1-5. Featherston Handicap, six furlongs. —1 Pakanui (Shield) 1; 2 Mister Quex 2; 5 Bun Fight 3. Also started: 3 Omarere, 4 Top Rank. 11 lengths; half. Time 1.14”2-5. Wairarapa Cup, 1J miles. —3 Lucullus Lad (Doyle) 1; 2 Gay Hunter 2; 4 Boomerang 3. Also smarted: 1 Tiger Gain, 5 Debham, 8 Felicitation. 7 Helen Ford, 6 Mishna. Half a length: three. Time 2.8 4-5. Bidwill Handicap, five furlongs.—3 Hunter’s Evo (Stowe) 1; 4 Lady Lyric 2; 1. Jeanne 3. Also started: 5 Piastre, 3 Ugly Duckling, 7 Erin's Mist, G Beauty, 8 War Cloud. Two lengths; three. Time 1.2.

Champion Hack Handicap, nine furlongs and 80 yards.—B Lord Quick (Messervy) 1; 3 Good Sun 2; 2 Cricket 3. Also started: 6 Sunny Blonde, 1 Galteemore, 9 Southern Blood, 7 Le Toquet, 4 Recitation, 5 Earl Colossus. Two lengths; half. Time 2.3 3-5.

Wharekaka Handicap, six furlongs'. —4 Great Bramble (Messervy) I; 2 Dancing Flame 2; 1 Alloa. '3. Also started: 5 Rustem, 8 Revival; 3 Toorak, G Tupai, 7 Accomplice. Half a length; one and a half. Time 1.14 4-5.

Wardell Handicap, seven furlongs.

—l> Alunga. (Bennett) 1; 2 Haughty Winner 2; 3 Roaming 3. Also started: 1 Master Cyklon. 5 Hatuma. A head; two lengths. Time 1.27 4-5. Electric Handicap, five furlongs. — 3 Free Gold (Doyle,) 1; 1 Dindrum 2; 4 Diamond Cutter 3. Also started: 2 First Chapter, 8 Golden Ridge, 6 Conversion, 5 Jewish Dad, 7 Ilion, 9 Dark Red. Three lengths; one and a-half. Time 1.1 3-5. RACING AT HASTINGS. WANANGA WINS HANDICAP. HASTINGS, January 1The Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s Summer meeting commenced to-day in fine weather, with a large attendance. The totalisator put through £11,719, as compared with £10,492 on the first day last year, an increase of £1227. Results: — Hastings Maiden, five furlongs.—2 Tommy Atkins (Callahan) 1; 1 Flame Queen 2; 5 Hastings West 3. Also started: 7 Singing Gold, 10 Enfin, 10 Red Witch and Power Chief bracketed, S Inheritance, 4 Oha, 6 Guiding Eight. 11 Wilful Eady, 3 Anini, 14 Hunting Mint. 13 Master Hector, 12 Eastern Night. A head. Time, I.S 1-5. Otatara Highweight, 1? 4 miles. —1 Buster Brown (Rohloff) 1; 4 Parry 2; 3 Umpire 3. Also started: 2 Skyway, 5 Gironde, fi Lady Wessex. Two and ahalf lengths; a neck. Time 2.12. Havelock Flying Handicap, six furlongs.—2 Fossicker (Callahan) 1; 4 Flying Comedy 2; 5 Ruinette 3. Also started: fi Sardius, 7 Contact, 3 Taro, 1 Lady Chat- A neck; a length. Time I.IG.

New Year Handicap, 1.1 miles. —2 Wananga. (Forsyth) 1; 1 Soho 2; 3 Pladie 3. Only starters. A head; three lengths. Time 2-73. Juvenile Handicap, five furlongs.— 2 Diana /Tetrix (Young) 1; 1 Rakarhanga 2; 3 Laughing Song 3. Also started: 5 Centrepoise, 4 Merry Simon. Two lengths; a neck. Time 1.8 3-5. Waipatu Handicap, nine furlongs-— Tullamore (Forsyth) 1; Hamarin 2: Impersonator 3. Also started: Agog, Seyfried, Thala, Blue Shirt, Hornpipe. Clavercourt. A nose; a length. Time 1.57.

Stewards’ Handicap, six furlongs — 3 Gasman (Callahan) 1; 2 Brunhild 2. Also started: Mata. Hari. Mata Hari was leading by four lengths when approaching the straight. There he slipped, crashing into the rails and falling heavily. The horse was killed and the rider (Walsh) hurt. Won by four lengths. Time 1-16 1-5. WYNDHAM MEETING TREBLEACK AND VIKING INVERCARGILL, January 1. There was bright sunshine for the Wyndham Racing Club’s meeting. The track was fast and a record attendance present. The totalisator amounted to £19.957/10/- against £16,871 10/- last year, an increase of £3086. Results:-—

Trial Handicap, five furlongs.—l-1 Valmarch (R. J. Mackie) 1; 9-9 Half and Half, 2; 7-7 Guest, 3. Also started: 4-4 Mona’s Song, 5-6 Bellerive, 6-5 Warden’s Gift, 3-3 Silkwood, 2-2 Sea Lady. S-10 Triple Cone. 11-13 Crusader Lad. 14-12 Free Service, 12-14 Cone Peak. 1()-S Waitoru, 15-15 Gliding. 13-11 Britoraartis, .15-16 Signorina. Three lengths; two. Time: 1.0 2-5. Diggers’ Trot Handicap, 3.43 class. One mile and a-half.—7-8 Crown Peak (E. Mitchell) 1: 1-1 Directly 2: 10-10 Blue Spot 3. Also started: 12-15 Dora Lindsay. 9-13 Antarctic Sun, 5-5 Fransol. 13-1 G Winnie Lee. 3-2 Salalon. 6-6 Provincial. 4-4 Guy View, 2-3 Loyalist. 12-12 Royal Drive. S-7 Abel. 11-14 Tour, 10-9 Capricorn. 9-11 Glen Guy. A head: two lengths. Time: 3.30.

Wyndham Cup. 11 miles. —2-2 fibrebleak (G. Barclay)'l; 6-7 Daring Deed 2; 3-3 Davolo 3. Also started: 1-1 Last Refrain, 5-5 Math* Money, 7-6 Ardchoille, 4-4 Island Linnet, 8-S Amelia, 10-9 Survey, 9-10 Ocean Singed. Half a length; a neck. Time 2.5 1-5. Mimihau Hack Handicap. One mile. —3-3 Paladino (R. Humphries) 1; 5-4 Soliad 2; 2-2 Night Wings 3. Also started: 4-5 Barley Almond; 1-1 Sailing Lady, 6-6 Vanity Queen. Half a length: length. Time 1.41 2-5. President's Handicap, six furlongs.— 5- Viking (P. Spratt) 1: 3-3 Double Gift, 2; 1-1 Gold Boa 3. Also started: 6- Wild Career. 2-2 Janet Gaynor. 4-4 Invoice. 9.11 Beamy 7-7 Ballad, 5-5 Palmyra, 8-9 Songboy, 10-10 Natty. Half

a length; neck. Time: 1.13 4-5. New Y T ear Handidap, six furlongs.— 4-3 Western Song (C. Low) 1; 3-4 Baitruin 2: 2-2 Peony Rose 3.. Also started: 1-1 Fog Peak, 6-6 Aspire, 5-5 Forecast. 7-7 Silver Dart, 8-8 Orderwood. Two lengths: length. Time: 1.14 2-5.

Victory Trot Handicap, 3.54 class. One mile and five furlongs.—3-3 Walter Gay (K. Booth) 1; l-l Waitemata 2; 4-4 Guy win 3. Also started: 1-1 Grand Meteor and Royal Guy bracketed witH Waitemata; 6-G Labour Chimes, 7-8 Silver Laddie. 5-5 Suncup, 8-7 Desert Cloud. 4-4 War Betty bracketed with Guywin; 10-9 Lindrum, 2-2 Night Voyage, 9-10 Vologda. Two lengths: length and a-half. Times: 3.4 2, 3.42 1-5. 3.43. WAIKOI.’AITI RACES. CUP TO HIGH GLEE. DUNEDIN, January 2. The annual meeting of the Waikouaiti Racing Club was held yesterday, in fine but dull weather. The attendance was large. The totalisator handled £18,604, as against £11,023 last, year, an increase of £7581. Results : — Trial Plate; six furlongs—-2 Recall (Wilson) 1; 4 Mutus 2; 1 Atalanta Lass 3. Also started: 3 Dividend, 5 Golden Pheasant, 9 Invadere, 8 Pretender, 6 Spanish Lad, 7 Avenal- A length and a-half; a neck. Time 1.16 2-5.

Domain Trotting Handicap, 2.47 class, nine furlongs,—2 King Drusus (Owen) 1; 8 New Ideal 2; 1 Lord Zetland 3. Also started: 13 Almont Cling, 7 King Potts, 11 Mandrell, 6 Sylvie’s Best, 4 Token, 10 Hazel Russell, 9 Native Son, 5 Gay Avon, 3 Glenastle, 12 Shandon Chimes. Three lengths; two lengths. Times: 2-35 3-5. 2.37, 2.37 4-5. Waikouaiti Cup, 1 miles.—l High Glee (J. W. Jenkins) 1; 3 Dictate 2; 4 Queen Dorothy 3. Also started: 2 Silver Streak, 5 McHea-th. A length and a-half; half a head. Time 2.9 3-5. Bray Memorial, five furlongs.—7 Volo Dale (Parsons) 1; 8 Prince Flaneur 2; 3 Gipsy Fair 3. Also started: 1 Dissemble, 9 Silver Sail, 2 Top Coat. 5 Epic, 4 Irish Birdcatcher, 6 Sunbeam. A head; half a head. Time 1.2 2-5.

Highweight, Handicap, nine furlongs—l Sir Hugh (O’Connor) 1; 5 The Surgeon 2; 2 Trivet 3. Also started: 4 Sea Fox, 3 Valarth. A length; same. Time 1.57 4-5.

New Year Trotting Handicap, 3.43 class, 1? miles. —3 New Ideal (Clare) 1; 1 Guncase 2; 4 Idlealong 3. Also started: 2 Battlevale and Token, 10 Charles Russell. 8 Devotion, 11 Hytemoana, 6 King Drusus, 12 Mandrell, 7 Native Son, 9 Princess Rey, 5 Glen Avon. A length and a-half; half a length. Times: 3.27 2-5, 3.28 1-5, 3.28 3-5.

Orbell Champion Hack, li miles. — 4 Balmenter (Wilson) 1; 2 Convivial 2; 3 Pink Rohe 3. Also started: 1 Happy Knight. A head; a length and a-half. Time 2.10. Hawkesbury Handicap, six furlongs. —2 Peacock (Powell) 1; 6 Irish Birdcatcher 2; 4 Golden Vision 3. Also started: 7 Silver Sail 1 Nolana, 3 Epic, 5 Sunbeam. A neck; two lengths. Time 1.15 1-5. AUSTRALIAN RACING. " ELANAGE WINS. MELBOURNE, January 2. At. Flemington, the Victoria Racing Club held its New Year meeting. Following are results: — Standish Handicap. Six furlongs: Amiable (Elliot) 1; Soltoi (Olsen) 2; Prince Quex (O’Brien) 3. 17 started. A length and 1 a half. Time I.IIJ. Bagot Handicap. One mile and a half. —Elanage (Breasley) 1; Dictator (Cooper) 2; Lil Rene (Simonds) 3. Fourteen started, including Gay Circle. Half a length; half a length, 'lime 2.29 J. A course record. HOSTILE RECEPTION. SYDNEY, January 1. The Tattersall’s Cup meeting was held at Randwick to-day. Results: — Tattersall’s Club Cup.—One mile and a half. —Billy Boy (Shean) 1; Bourbon 2; Sal Volatile 3. A neck: a length and a. half. Time 2.303. The winner received one of the worst demonstrations in Randwick’s history. The crowd demanded an inquiry into his running compared with previous performances. An inquiry was opened and adjourned. New Year Gift. Seven furlongs.— Troy (O’Sullivan) and Don Caesar (Finch), a dead heat, 1; Night of Love 3. A dead heat. Time 1.243Normal, Vanquish, and Young Carrington were unplaced in the Nursery Handicap. Stalin was unplaced in the Flying Welter. Improvement was unplaced in the Alfred Hill Handicap. Trotting MEETINGS TO COMB January 5, 6 —Greymouth. January 15—Cambridge. CANTERBURY PARK TROTS. GAMBLE AND PLUTUS. CHRISTCHURCH, January 1. For the Canterbury Park Trotting Club, first day. the weather was fine after rain during the night. The track was good and the attendance excellent. The tote handled £36,171, compared with £30,558 last year. Results: —•

Introductory Handicap. 3.42 clasis, I'J miles. —1/1 Gay Crusader (J. Bryce, Junr.). 1; 11/8 Esther 2; 6/7 Chudleigh 3. Also started: 3/3 Gaynor, S/10 Survivor. 14/14 Harvest Dillon, 9/11 Ohinemutu, 12/12 Sphinx, 5/6 Triangle. 4/4 Axiom, 10/9 Renegade, 7/5 Gracio Fields, 2/2 Native Huon, 13/13 Prince Harvester. Half a length: a. neck. Times: 3.27 1-5, 3.36 2-5, 3.29 3-5.

Railway Handicap. 2.15 class. 1 mile.—3/3 Aircraft (S. A. Edwards) 1: 1/1 Waipahi 2; 2/2 Esplendor 3. Also started: 6/6 Lone Derby, 4/4 Repeal. 5/5 Harlequin. 7/7 Great Chenault. Half a length: three lengths. Times: 2.8 2-5, 2.8 3-5, 2.9 3-5. Canterbury Handicap, 4.27 class, two miles: —1/1 Gamble. (M. B. Edwards) 1: 2/2 Pot Luck 2; 7/7 Bingen Palm 3. Also started: 6/6 Evicus, 4/3 Village Guy. 5/5 Cloudy Range, 1/1 War Buoy, bracketed with winner. 3/4 Graham Direct. Times: 4.24. 4.24 1-5, 4.25 2-5.

Lyttelton Handicap, 3,34 class, 11 miles. —2/3 Great Divide (M. C, McTigue) 1; 10/10 Moana Tama 2; 3/2 Waitaki Power 3. Also started: 9/9 Ace High, 13/14 Allworthy, 7/5 Bill Grattan and Ivy Peterson bracketed, 18/21 Cruiser, 12/12 De La. Paix scr., 8/7 Intrigue, 6/6 Labourman, 1/1 Lightning Lady, 19/18 Llewellyn’s Pet, 14/17 Lottie Guy, 15/13 Oversight, 5/8 Sports Review, 21/15 Hidden Charm. 4/4 Loyal Pat, 11/11 Wynan, 20/19 Icevus, 16/16 Logan Palm, 17/20 Golden Moness 24. Half a length: three lengths. Times: 3.18 4-5. 3.15. 3.1 S 2-5. Stewards’ Handicap, 4.43 class, two miles. —9/6 Norman Fox (G. McKendry) 1; 1/2 Captain Bolt 2; 4/5 Golden Eagle 3. Also started: 7/10 Aristotle, 8/8 Lady] Sonoma, 10/10 Kippag.li, :-5/4 IVleaclow Kins;, 11/9- Fila, 6/7 Gant on, 2/1 Garner and Little Rc.ta, bracketed, 12/12 Raclaim, 5/3 Flotsam. Two lengths; same. Times: 4.27, 4.27 2-5. 4.26.

Islington Handicap, 4.34 class, two miles. —4/4 Southern Smile (F. G. Holmes) 1: 1/1 Blair Athol 2: 5/6 Casanova 3. Also started: S/8 Peter Locanda, 3/3 Play On. 7/7 Elvo, 2/2 Frisco Lady, 6/5 Sea Gift. A length; same. Times 4.29, 4.28 1-5, 4.30 2-5.

Templeton Handicap, 3.28 class, li miles: —2/2 Ginger Jack (T. H. McKenzie) 1; 1/1 Colonel Grattan 2; 3/3 Silver Guy 3. Also started: 5/5 Credit. Funds. 12/12 Dis'cord, 13/13 Doris Derby, 4/4 Full Hand, 11/10' Sage King, 7/6 Wee "Wrack, 8/8 Belle Grattan. 10/9 Celebrity, 6/7 Racketeer, 9/11 Shrewdie. A length; a length and a half. Times: 3.15 3-5, 3.15 4-5, 3.17.

Au Revoir Handicap, 2.45 class, miles:—l/2 Plutus (C. S. Donald) 1; 2/1 Gallant Knight 2; 3/3 Agile 3. Also started: 2/1 Double Greqt, bracketed with Gallant Knight, 8/8 Gunfire, 5/4 Raydus, 6/6 Guy Junior, 7/7 Llewellyn’s Pride, 4/5 Satin King. Three-quarters of a length; two lengths. Times; 2.42 3-5, 2.43 4-5, 2.44.

NOTES ON THE RACING. [SPECIAL TO “STAB.”] CHRISTCHURCH, January 1. Gay Crusader was made favourite for the Introductory Handicap, and after Chudleigh had made most, of the running Gay Crusader finished in great style and accounted for Esther, while next were Chudleigh and Survivor. The winner had made several promising efforts during the past six months, and now, in J. Bryce’s stable, he has improved a deal. The second favourite, Native Huon, made a disappointing showing, but may soon improve. Another possibility is Triangle. Defeat of Waipahi: Waipahi had not previously been beaten in a saddle race, but in the

Railway Handicap lie more than met his match in Aircraft. Before two furlongs had been covered Aircraft was showing the way to Repeal and Waihapi, and he carried on until , the straight, where Waihapi challenged. The struggle was short and sharp, for Aircraft held his own to win by a length, with Esplendor in third place, finishing better than Repeal. Gamble Shows Speed: Gamble gave a. taste of his real quality when he won the Canterbury Handicap, for he lost up to 48 yards in the first furlong, and with a. sensational run over the last „ part he fairly outclassed the field. First Village Guy and then War Buoy acted as pacemaker, with Cloudy Range 'and Graham Direct nicely placed, and Gamble and Pot Luck bringing up the rear. War Buoy was first into the straight, and very soon six horses were racing abreast with Gamble and Pot Luck putting in great work from the back cf the field. Fifty yards from home Gamble got his head _in front and he finished with rare dash to win by a clear length, while Pot Luck was that distance ahead. It was a great race between good horses. Cloudy Range was disappointing, ond War Buoy, for a proved stayer, faded out rather badly. A Useful Pacer: Great Divide, a four-year-old by Great Bingen, won the Lyttelton Handicap like a good one. With Allworthy, Intrigue, Waitaki Power and Overnight following, he led for the whole journey, 1 and successfully stalled off challenges by Waitaki Power, Moana Tama and Intrigue. It was a performance full of merit, and Moana Tama showed big improvement on his latest efforts. Stewards to Norman Fox: Norman Fox gave a greatly improved display in winning the Stewards* Handicap, for while Lady Sonoma made most of the running, Norman Fox, with a brilliant run from the three furlong post, fairly outpaced Captain Bolt and Golden Eagle, who filled the places. l Norman Fox "was long overdue for a win, which he may repeat soon. An Overdue Win: Southern Smile, with a brilliant finishing run, won the Islington Handicap from Blair Athol and Casanova. Play On made most of the running from Casanova, Southern Smile and Sea Gift, and over the lat ten furlongs this was the order. It was, not until a furlong from home that Southern Smile made her effort, and. she came right away from her field. Blair Athol made up ground in the later stages, and will win shortly. Frisco Lady, to,, is an improver. Ginger Jack’s Return to Form: Ginger Jack lived up to the great reputation he has enjoyed for a long time when he fairly outpaced and outstayed the field in the Templeton Handicap. Credit Funds made practically all the running, and it was not until the straight was reached that Colonel Grattan and Ginger Jack passed the field. There was a hard battle, but. it was short and sharp, and Ginger Jack held a clear advantage at the post. It was a brilliant performance, and he and Colonel Grattan were much superior to the remainder. A Great Record: Plutus scored his seventh win for the season when he won the Au Revoir Handicap. Gallant Knight and Double Great made most of the running, but with a well judged run, Plutus showed too much speed in the concluding stages, and won cleverly. He is an exceptional pacer. Gallant Knight put up a fine battle and was fighting on at. the finish. The best of the others were Agile and Double Great. AUCKLAND TROTS GOLD DREDGE WINS AUCKLAND, December 31. Misty weather developed on the third day of the Auckland Trotting Club’s Summer meeting. The attendance was 18,000. The track was fast. The totalisator handled £35,1485 as compared with £18,6185 on the same day last year, an increase of £16,530. The figures for the meeting are £125,670, compared with £89.154 last year, an increase of £36,516. Remaining results:— President's Handicap, 4.25 class. Two miles. —5-6 Lawn Derby 1; 1-1 Lucky Jack. 2; 2-2 Willow Wave 3. Also started: 4-3 Bonny Azure (bracketed with King’s Warrior), 3-4 Tempest (bracketed with Indianapolis), 6-5 Roi L’or. Half a head; three lengths. Times:: 4.17 3-5; 4.19 4-5: 4.20 3-5. New Year Handicap, 3.39 class. 15 miles.—Cavan Chief 1: 6-5 True Trust 2: 1-1 Fremont 3. Also started: 4-4 Adversity (bracketed with Greatfast), 8- Gloster, 5-7 Petite Jewel, 2-3 Royal Doulton, 7-6 Bronze Queen, 11-10 Atarau King, 8-8 Bedford, 10-11 Lucky Love. One and a-quarter lengths; one length. Times: 3.24; 3.23 2-5; 3.23 4-5. Association Handicap, 4.46 class. 2 miles.—4-3 Tan John 1; 2-1 Parrish Belle 2; 1-2 Bittersweet 3. Also started: 2-1 Ando Patch (bracketed with Parrish Belle), 5-5 Kuini, 7-6 Wah. 9- Young -Rodney. 8-9 Imposter, 6.7 Native Tree, 3-4 Te Kahn. One and ahalf lengths; two lengths. Times: 4.39 3-5; 4.31 1-5: 4.33.

Premier Handicap. 3.24 class, miles. —1-2 Gold Dredge 1; 2-1 Nervie’s Last 2; 3-3 Kenworthy 3. Also started: 2-1 Kewpie’s Bond. King’s Guide and Nervie’s Last bracketed, 9-8 Bingen Chief, 7-7 Noble Prince, 6-6 Star Pronto, 5-5 Fernbrook Lass, 8-9 Kewpie’s Lass, 4-4 Rongomai. A neck; two lengths. Times: 3.1 S 3-5; 3.16 4-5; 3.22. Onslow Handicap, 2.20 class.. One mile. —1-5 Argolis 1; 10-10 Handicapper 2; 6-6 Our Peggy 3. Also started: 8-6 Anthony’s Gift, 12-12 Charteris Bay, 5-5 Chef-rill, 1-1 Hori Bingen, 11-11 Ranfurly Lass, 2-2 Ropata, 9-9 Activity, 7-7 Blandford, 13-13 Frank Best. 3-4 Levity. A length; one and ahelf lengths. Times: 2.12; 2.13 2-5; 2.13

REEFTON J.C. HANDICAPS DECLARED. The following handicaps have been declared for rhe trotting events on the first day of the Reef ton J.C. meeting: SOLDIERS’ TROT HANDICAP, 3.2 class. One mile and a-quarter.

JUNCTION TROT HANDICAP, 3.43 class. One mile and a-half.

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