RACING & TROTTING
MEETINGS TO. COME December 18: Manawatu. December 27: Dunedin. TROTTING December 27: Gore. December 27 & 28: Westport. January 1 & 3: Canterbury Park. WAI PA RACES L, CHANCELLOR —ROYAL GLORY TE AWAMUTU, Dec. 12. There was a record attendance at the Waipa Racing Club’s meeting on Saturday. The course was in good order and the totalisator handled £61,526, against £42,837 last year. Lord Chancellor’s win in the Te Awamutu Cup in course record time ranked as the best performance of the year He carried 9.13 and covered a mile and a-quarter in 2.3, or a fifth of a second outside the New Zealand record held by Bronze Eagle. Lord Chancellor has 9.2 in the Auckland Cup and his success does not entail any’rehandicap, as the conditions of the big event provide that only winners of a race or races exceeding the collective value of £5OO to the winner shall be subject to a rehandicap. Results: — n _. , Waipa Plate, seven furlongs.—First division: 7-10 Goldine 8.9, 1; 14-13 Colostrip 2; 8-8 Mercureal 3. Scr.: Harris Tween, Dinkum Pal, Coarse. Two lengths; neck. Time 1.27. Second division: 4-7 Kittyhawk 8.9, ]• 2-4 Banchory 2; 21-22 Finekin 3. Scr • Bruno Boy, Nepea, Lord Aylesbury, Hot Speech. Necks; two lengths. Time 1.28. Third division: 6-6 Flowerburn 8.9, 1- 9-3 Royal Advice 2; 13-13 Sedgemore 3. Scr.: Dart Gold, Junetide, Gaywin. Three lengths; half length. Time 1.27 1-5. Park Hurdles, one mile and a-half. 2-3 Chain Acre 9-1, 1; 10-11 Eurotas 2’ 11 “5 Royal Jay 3. ScrJ Scbiol, Star ’ Vaals. Three-quarters of a length; two lengths. Time 2.40 1-5. Ohaupo Hack, seven furlongs.—l-1 Nepeta 7.8. 1; 2-3 Quination 2; 8-7 Bournemouth 3. Scr.: Skyvene, The Fake, Boystown. Neck; four lengths. Time 1.27 1-5. Te Awamutu Cup, one mile and a-quarter.—l-1 Lord Chancellor 9.13 (Wiggins) 1; 3-3 Te Hinemoa 2; 5-5 Sir Standfast 3. Scr.: Gay Lally, Foxsen. Three-quarters of a length; same. Time 2.3 a course record. Second Ohaupo Hack, seven fur-longs.—2-2 Exeter 8.4, 1; 1-1 Fortune’s Smile 2; 3-3 Laddie Boy 3. All started. Length and a-half; nose. Time 1.25. Hack Cup, one mile and a-quarter. —3-3 Ringlight 8.9, 1; 2-2 Foxwyn 2; 12-12 Prince Baffles 3. Scr.: Conquistador, Royal View, Gay Curtsey, Last Survey Bournemouth, Eurotas. Five lengths; half a length. Time 2.5. Flying Handicap, six furlongs and a-half.—2-2 Wai Glory 7.12 1; 1-1 Sleepy Fox 2; 3-3 Bowys 3. All started. Three-quarters of a length; length. Time, 1.19|. . 1 Paterangi Handicap, seven furlongs. -2-2 Lady Reynard 7.7, 1; 9-9 Esquire 2; 1-1 Foxola 3. Scr.. Atatu. Three-quarters of a length; head. Time 1.26.
WOODVILLE MEETING
ALETHEA AND CLARICE
WOODVILLE, December .12. The Woodville Jockey Clubs meeting was held on Saturday. Toinvestrnexiis aniovintsG. _ to £29/742. against £/10,022 at .Wair.ivileurau last year. Results: IVlaiiaaatua Hurdles, one mile and five furlongs.—2 Taane Pango 9.4 (Sowry) 1; 1 Noble Fox 2; Maestro 3, All started. Tnree lengths; tour. Time, 3.4 1-5. Maiden Stakes, six furlongs.—Fust division: 3 Haughty Queen 8.11 (Howard) ; 8 Note Raid 2; 1 Crackerjack 3. Scr: Deference, Gay Lena, Lord Reay. Master Gain, Rika. Length; two lengths. Time, 1.15 Second Division.—7 Aupunga 8.11 (Jenkins) 1; 3 Kincrop 2; 5 Dashup 3. Scr: Lus Bela. Half neck; length. Time, 1.15 1-5. Third Division.—2 Sir Bian. 8.11 (Broughton) 1; 4 Marram 2; 9 Takrouna 3. Scr: Lord Broiefort. Two lengths; half head. Time, 1.15 1-5. Woodville Cup, one mile and aquarter.—2 Alethea 8.7 (Stevens) 1: 13 Blue Border 2; 4 Hippodrome 3. Ser: Lambourn, Boulder Dam, Ozel, Colonel Rouge. Three-quarters of a length; half length. Time, 2.6 1-5. Nursery Handicap, live furlongs.— 12 Master Baron 7.12 (Robinson) 1; 1 Master Ted 2; 5 Calais 3. Scr: Foxbridge Bay, White Cat. Half head: head. Time, 1.2. Oete Handicap , six furlongs.—l Clarice 9.0 (Clutterbuck) 1; 2 Koi Ragi 2; 4 Sterling Lad 3. Scr: Theatre. Time, 1.13 2-5. First Borough Handicap, seven lurlongs.—3 Skyhawk 8.5 (Atkms) 1; 2 Sea Quex 2; 1 Black Plato 3. Scr: Radio Call, Ngahape, Sir Bian. Three lengths; live.' Time, 1.28 2-5.
Second Borough Hack, seven furlongs.—l Spirit 8.7 (Aitken) 1; 2 Fenyroyal 2; 5 Wee Bun 3. Scr.: Vin d’ Honneur, The Grand, Golden Days. Length and a-half; three lengths. Time, 1.28. Whariti Handicap, one mile and a-quarter.—2 Alchemy 8.11 (Broughton) 1; 8 Epping 2; 7 Capronella 3. Half a head; neck. Time, 2.8 2-5. MATINEE AT OMOTO There was a fair attendance at the matinee trotting and galloping meeting held at Omoto on Saturday, in aid of the funds of the Greymouth Plunket Society. The six events provided some good racing. Afternoon tea and other refreshments were provided on the course. Results:—
Farmers’ Hack Gallop, 5-£ furlongs. —Night Sister (H. Leach) 1; Kaitae 2; Peggy Petrova 3. Also ran: Black Diamond.
Dennehy Trotting Handicap, 1£ miles. —Prince Lytton (B. Thomson) scr, 1; Dawn Grattan 2; Loyal Bonista 3. Two lengths; four. Also started: Loyal Lu, Major Guy, Super Jack. Time. 3.9. Plunket Handicap, 61 furlongs.— Greenbank (G. Parkinson) 1; Wildfire 2; Tane Matua 3. Length and a-‘ half; nose. Also started: Improvident, Highland Dance. Time, 1.24. Farmers’ Hack Trot.. 1 mile.— Major Guy (J. E. Kennedy) 1; Waikatea 2; Town Crier 3. Licensed Victuallers’ Trot, 1 mile. —Loyal Bonista (M. B. Edwards), scr, 1; Loyal Lu 2; Prince Lytton 3. Three lengths; same, Also started: Preamble, Waikatea, Major Guy. Time, 2.22. Pony Championship, four furlongs. —Rose Tracey (B. Marrah) 1; Southern Star 2; Joe Stalin 3. In an exhibition gallop Great Gleam finished ahead of Maybe and Handmaid.
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