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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 11453, 2 March 1931, Page 6

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FLEMINGTON RACES

PHAR LAr WINS ESSENDON STAKES NEWMARKET TO PAR.KAVOOD GJ.P.A. by Ele«». Tel. CopyrighU (Received March, 1, 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE Feb. 28. The weather was fine and bright, fot the Flemington races. The going was good and there was a satisfactory attendance. Dookie led all. the way in the Hurdles and won easily. A hot favorite, Carwoola, fell at the first hurdle: There was an exciting finish in the Sires Produce Stakes in which Mulora finished fast and won in the last stride. This was his first success and ho gives promise of being a stayer. He is trained bv Goodfellow.

Phar Lap led in the last nine furlongs of the Essendon Stakes and was not oxtended. Glare was a bad last early in the race, but finished strongly. Phar Lap has now won £50,762 in stakes. His jockey Pike had won the Essendon Stakes previously on The Hawk and Pendant. Parkwood had a- brilliant victory in tho Newmarket Handicap, in which he led all the way, just defeating the fast-finishing Waterline. Mollison was always prominent and was a good third. Parkwood is the leading juvenile of his season, but bis form lately has been unreliable. His trainer is the veteran Frank Musgrave, who won the Newmarket with Amata in 1916. It is a coincidence that there were also thirty-two starters in that

season. Veilmond, who was third early, took charge in the straight in the St. Leger and won nicely. Ho was ridden by the New Zealander, ■ McCarten. His trainer is George Price, who also prepared the third horse Carry On. The Australian Cup Candidate St. Mary had an impressive win in the Brunswick Stakes, in which Induna and Naden showed improved form St. Mary is owned and trained at Ado Inkle by .T. M. Cummings. The values of the stakes, at the meeting were as follows: Sires Produce Stakes £3638, St. Leger £lß2l, Newmarket Handicap £1506. Essendon Stakes £706, Hurdles £650. Pines Hurdles. —Dookie 10.2, 1; Idle Time 9.5, 2; King Aura 9.10 .3 Won by three and a-half lengths and six lengths. Thirteen started. Hark Dawn was fourth. Carwoola and Olina fell. Sirp.s Produce Stakes.—Mulcra 8.10 (W. Brady) 1; Bold Bid -8.11 (J. Pike) 2; 2 Autopay 8.10 T. Fifteen started. Won by half a neck and a head. Gallantic was fourth Time, 1.26 L Essendon Stakes. —Phar Lap 9.7 (-1. Tike) 1; Lampra 9.7 (R. Wilson) 2; Mira Donna 7.7 (H. Horns) 3. Four started. Won by three lengths and four lengths. Glare was a neck away Time, 2.5,. Newmarket Handicap.—Parkwood (F. Hannan) 1. Waterline (.T. Winks) 2, Mollison (W. Bracken) 3. Thirtytwo started. Won by half a head and a neck. Golden Arrow was fourth Time, 1.131. St-. Leger Stakes. —Veilmond (M. McCarten) 1, Balloon King (J. Pike; 2, Carry On (W. Duncan) 3. Six started. Won by half a length and throe lenths. Eastern Jem was fourth. Time, 3.2-5-. Brunswick Stakes.—- St. Mary 7.6 (TL Morris) 1, Induna 8.3 (A. Reed) 2, Nadien 7.12 (A. Wilson) 3. Nineteen started. Won by one and a-quar-ter lengths and half a length. Levan, res was fourth. Time, 2.33 1-5.

ScHinnal times in the Essendon Stakes were: First two 1 furlongs run in 27}soes; next four 49i{d ; last four 48’d ; last six 1.122'. St. Legcr: First two in 29see.; next four 51 Jd; sueceding four 52} 5 last four 493 d.

Jockey It. Sweetman ' broke his collarbone whilst schooling Faison to-dav and Faison, broke bis sbould-

TE AROHA RACES Cl’ress Association.) TE AROHA, Feb. 28. There was a large attendance ana a fast course for the. opening' day of the, Te Aroha Jockey Club’s annual meeting. The totalisator returns were £21.278 against. £31,044 10s last year. ■ ‘ Ruakaka Hurdles, of 200sovs. (about IV miles).—! AY. 11. Mansell’s Monetize 9.11 \W. Rennie) 1 ; 2 Quinsilia 9.1 (F. Foster) 2; 3 Respirator 9.0 (F. McGovern) 3. Also ran: 5 Claremore 11.13 7 AVar Acre 9.1 i, 4 Cristobel 9.2 6 Principal Boy, 9.0.’ AVon by three lengths and a length and a-half. AA’aitoa Handicap, of ISOsovs (seven furlongs).—6 F. Gilchrist’s Puriri park 8.0 (L. Alan son) 1; 7 Royal Survey 8.13 (L. Watson) 2; 2 Te I-loma'i 9.3 (Gray) 3. Also rail: 9 Tanrua 9.0 4 Camp Prince 8.6, 1 Hit the Deck 8.1, 8 Click Clack 8.0. Ik Dominatfon 8.0, 5 .Emancipation 8.0, 10 Homelight 8.0, 12 Howiclc 8.0, 11 ll’uminaih 8.0, 13 King’s Archer 8.0, 3 Rita's Light 8.0. AVon hy two and a-half lengths and one length. Time, 1.28.. • '

Juvenile Handicap, of 200sovs.— 2 T. Reid’s High Comedv 5.4 (T. Green) 1; 1 Fedora 7,12 (K. Voitre) 2.; 3 Instalment 7.4 XC. Thomson) 3. Also ran: 6 Persham 8.9, 9 Princess Bede 8.3, 7 Limeen 8.0, 11 Lady Vane 7.9 16. Dark Marble 7.6, 18 Don’t Lao 7.6, 20 London 7.11. 13 Rival 7.94. 5 Soloist 8.1, 14 ICingswav 7.4. 17 Pnngopai 7.4. 19 Sweet Vision 7.3. 8 7\2, 4 Golden Sceptre 7.11. 12 Sneedmint 7.1, 10 Star Lap'7.BJ, 15 Teels 7.3. Won by three and a-half lengths and one length, Time. 1.1 2-5. Herries Memorial Cun, of 550sovs. ' (one mile and three furlongs).—. 3 W. S. Glenn’s In the- Shade 8.9 ,(R. «. .Bagbv) 1: 4 Rortil Doulton 7.12 (R. McTavish) 2; 1 Pegaway 9.5. (H. Grav) 3.- Also., ran:. 2 Antique 8.4, 7 Gold Monev 7.12 8 Motere 7.12, 11 Sir Mend 7.9, 5 Eager Rose 7.8, 10 Lucy Rose 7.6. -6 Mosque 7.2, 12 Bramnton 7.0, 9 Clonton 7.0, 13 Desert Glow. 7.0 14 Hi eh Pitch 7,0. Clopton and Mosque set ( a fast pace from the harrier rise and this pair were followed into the straight by Gobi Money. Anti nun. Royal Doultnn, Pegaway High Pitch and In the Shade. ‘"The latter finished strongly and won hy a neck from Royal Boulton, who heat Pegaway hy two lengths. Mosque was fourth. Time, 2,1.7 4-5, ■ , ' '

Shaftesbury Hack Handicap, of 200 sovs. (six furlongs).—l B; R. Mavis’ and O. Nicholson’s ,Chief Jov \h. Voitre) 1 : 2 Biddy's Boy (H., Gray) 2 ; 10 Gav Lap (J. Cammick) ,3. Also ran -13 Vnlstreot 9.0, 5 Awainutii 8.6, 4- Jaeldv Karo 8.6, 7 Mautia Ena 8.4, 8 King Wifi 8.2, 3 J.liata 7.13/ U King S'ord 7.8, 9 O.mestor 7.0, 11 Rose Lupin 7.4, 15 Gav Cavalier 7.6, 6 Royal Survey 7.0. AVoffc hy half a length and one length. Pune, 1.10.,. Waihou Handicap, of BOOsovs; (six fnrlono-s).— 2 D. Jackson’s Gold Day 7.10 (E. 'Keesing) 1,; 1 Hava spot.o (K. Voitre) 2; 5 Leitrim 9 2 (H. Gray) 3. Also ran: 7 Faganelli 10.2, 4 Havering 9.2, 6 Sir Russell 8.13, 3 Prince Yal 7.13, ft ITonitcn 7.10, 9 King field >7.2, 13 Valroo 7,2. 12 Tlyine Prince 7.4*. 11 Lady’s Bov t 0. Won. by half a length and a neck. Time, 1.13 2-3. „ Champion Hack Cup. of ~2< osovs.— 4, H. Rama’s Manawhenua 8.5. (T. Green) 1; 8 Indolent 7.9 (S. Gerrand) 2; 10 Tambourinp 7,11 (A. Parsons) 3 Also ran: 6 King March 9.0. 2 Sub-Editor B.'B, 1 Valcuir 8.8. 3 Perennis 8.2. 13 Miss Alb'vn '7.12. 14 Principal 8.1. 11 Snow Prince 7.12, 9' Stonehenge 7.11. 10 Neil 7.0, 7 Valmaire 7.10, 5 First Lap 7.8, 12 Gold Lily 7.6, 15 .Lucess 7.0. Won hy a short neck and a neck. Time 2.8 3-5. Hot Springs Handicap, of 250sovs. —ll Volimond 9.0 (FI. Goldfinch) 1: 2 Rosshire 8.1 (T. Green) 2: 5 Lucky Alice 7.0 (.Ft. Voitre) 3. Also ran: 8 Marjoram 8.10, 12 Ti Tree 8.9. 1 Tenakoe 8.6. 4 Hnvitand 8.2, 7 Llanore 8.1. 6 Envoy 7.8, 13 Cynthia. N. 7.7, 9 Luminary 7.7, 10 Steady Fire 7.0. 14 Loving Cup 7.0. 3 Pntutahi 7.0. A neck each way. Time. 1.40 2-5.

TE AROITA RACES ACCEPTANCES FOR SECOND DAT (Press Association-* AUCKLAND, March 1. Manawaru .Hurdles (about 1J miles) —Clnremore 11-11. Monetize 10-9, High Pitch 9.1.3, Crunchen 9.11. Slump 9.7, Quinsilia. 9.5, Respirator, Lupin Abbey 9.1, Cristobal, War Ace 9.0.

Elstow Handicap (six furlongs)— TTiafii 9-0. Vital 8.1, Te ITomai 8.2. Puriri Park 7.12, Taurua 7.11, Laptown 7-7, Lord Val 7.5. Camp Princess 7.1 Hit the Deck, Rita’s Light, Lapnway, Lucess, Shaftesbury, Distress, Production 7.0.

Electric Handicap (five furlongs)— Royal Artist B’.B, Fedora 8.3, Princess Bede 8.1. Limeen 7.12, Tonjours 7.7, Soloist, Loudon 7.6, Instalment 7.5, Roseric 7.4, Dark arble 7-2, Kingsway Pangopai, Speediment, Titanette 7-0-Pialco Handicap (1J- miles)—Mana. whenua 9.0, King March 8.12, Subeditor 8.7, Valcuir 8.6, Indoment 8.1. Perennis 8.0, Principal, Tambourine 7.11, Snow Prince 7.10, Fi-rst Lap 7-6, Howick 7.0.

Presidents Handicap (1-i- miles)— Pegaway 9.7. Royal Doulton 8-4, Gold Money 7-12, Maori Boy 7.10, Sir Mond, Eager Rose 7-8, Lucy Rose 7.5, Desert Glow, Patutahi, Manawhenua, Clop. ton 7.0. Wiairakei Handicap (seven furlongs) —Biddy’s Bov 9.0, Valstreet 8-11, Chief Joy 8.10, Steady Eire 8.8, Valcuir 8.7, Awamutn, Jaeldy Karo 8.5, Muriaena 8-2, Miss Albyn. 8.0, Good Idea 7.10, Valmarie 7-S, Camp Prince, Liona 7.4, Rose Lupin 7-1, Joy Girl, Royal Survey, Justify 7.0. Tourist Handicap (seven furlongs)— Sir Russell 8-10, Mervette 8.9, Ti Tree, Sir Mond 8.4, Rosshire 8.1, Tenakoe 8.1, Valroe, Haviland 7-11, Flying Prince, Llanqre 7.10, Lady’s Boy 7.9. Cynthia N, Envoy 7-1, Lucky Alice, Loving Cup, Trinee Lu 7.0Farewell Handicap (six furlongs)— Leitrim 9.4, Gold Day 8.6, Sir Russell 8.0, Prince Val 7.11, IToniton 7-S, TTavasipot 7.6, Tenakoe 7.5, Royal Ruler, Kingfiehl 7.1, Awamutn, Steady Fire 7.0.

WELLINGTON AVEICHTS. (Tress Association.! WELLINGTON, A rarcb H. R.imu High Weight (1} miles!.— Full Mark 10.12. Mister Gamp 10.10, Mountain Heath, Tunbridge 10.6. Royal Acre, Qui nopal, LoUlin Market 10.2, Air Laddie 9.12. Ahorfolcly, Eilicit 9.9, THsrank 9.0. ILncrebia 9.2, »Money (Mint, TTymgreat. Pat’s Roy 9.0. Plunked: Nursery (o furlongs).— Golden Wings 9.8, ■ Solvent 9.4, Chief Jewel 8.13, Fair Weather 8 12, Hampden, High Comedy 8.11, Cohrmba 8.5, Last March, Rpya! Artist, Korokio 8.4, Oratorium 8.3. .Rich borough 8.2, Teller.. 7.8, Luueen 7.7, Curie 7.5, Lotus Lily 7.4. Bronze Eagle, Chief. Line, Cyprus. Peter Jackson, The, Quora,’ Trader. Horn A r iew, Halloa, Zeebrugge' 7.3, Cautious, Cricket Hat. 33a able, Flower, TPghorn, Gay Court, Grando. Grand Review, Idolize, Inwife, jLavingtcm, Mosb Queen. Movietone, Psychologist-, Red Rufus, ' Salt Spray, Top Flyer. Wenther Step 7.0. . .. Thompson Handicap (1 mile).— Lauo-hing Prince <9.11, Hunting Orv" 9.3, Paganelli 9.0, Historic 8 13, A r ertigern 9.10, (Silver; Mine. oright Glow 8.6, Full Feather 8.4. Ehgilet, 'Havering, Meadow , Lark. S 3, Cadi and (8.1, Oimpensation. Arrow Lad 8.0, Black Duke, Mount Boa 7.13, Habib 7.11, Great Star. Royal 'Parade 7.10, Autopay 7.9, Don Jose 7.9, My Own, Paitonu, White Fang 7.7, Rail dress. Love Sone: 7.5, Kahikatoa, Richfield 7.3, Riidgemourit 7.2,' The Hawk <;•?> Air Laddie, Arikira, Clapton, Havaspot, Mo nolo ft', Paid ter e. Refresher, Rosshire, Tenakoe 7.0. . Silverstream Handicap (1 mile). —Mount Shannon 9.0, King March, Chief Joy 8.9, HawkshaW; 8.0, Playground 8.5, Aipple Dore (8.0, Lady Rene ,7,12, Saltnot,. Simha '7.11, Laconic 7.8, Roblien, ;Arrow Zone, Shatter 7.7, .Viscount, . Jayaon, (Tiaurua . 7.5, - Dermod, Appeal 7.3, Cessalbiou 7.2, Joie .de Vol,' King Hal, Miss Shef, Parysia, Sail-, ors Love, Swift-ray, Spearlad, Spcarora, The Sim, Zephyrus 7.0. Railway Handicap (six * furlongs). —Laughing Prince 9.13,' Gimabue 9.7, Paganelli 9.3, Limerick 9.0, Meadow Lark 8.12, Havering 8.7,: Arrow Lad 8.5, Cadland 8.4, Compensation 8.3, Autopay 8.2, Great Star 7.13, Hu tiding Ray 7.12, Staghunter 7.8, True Shaft, _ White Fang 7.7, Riidgemount, Richfield, Merry Mint 7,6, Athol Spear, Bin 'tin Tin 7.5, Just an Idea, Royal Routine 7.2, Arikinui, Blue Paper, Havaspot, Lineage, Mandy, Malayan, Sigh Draft, Tenterden 7.0: Tinakori Handicap (six furlongs,) —Tobacco Land 9.0, Royal Finance Tea Queen 8,12, Chief Joy 8.10. Hunting Caill, Leisure, Ben Hur 8.6, Mahora 86, Adefphi 8.3, Pyr.hia 8.2, Htnry of Navarre, Glen ■ Rossie, Simba 8.0, Hot Tea, Jeryiy. River 7.12, Rothon 7.11. Merry Cry 7,10. Coroner, ICozan 7.8', AV in some Hind 7.6, Chief Savage, Enhialtes 7.3, Erpinont, Little Thrash 7.2,

Ilf ‘tacks mlitlii,. Ja-son’s 'Qufeslb, /Lady RmiaM,' Leyland, Martian ' Chief, Rita’s Light, Royal Bengal, Royal Urenco, Etiilvor Salver, Valueless, Woo. Lack ip, White ■ Doe, Winlock, Little Push 7.0.

COMBINED R ACE MEETING IN All) OF EARTHQUAKE RE- . LIEF FUNDS /* Owners and trainers are reminded that .nominations for the above meet-, ing close th f s evening at S o’clock. As mentioned previously, th'b .whole . of the proceeds of this meeting are to go in aid of the earthquake relief funds and it is expected that a very substantial sum will be added to the funds as all racing taxation has been remitted by the Minister. The Taranaki Jockey Club recently held a similar meeting and the relief funds ibenefitted to the extent of £2709 in taxation alone. Ther e will be ,othqr additions besides.

TURF NOTES

(By Cynic)

A lot of interesting work was don e bv horses which will he running at the Eavthnuake Relief meeting. Master Cynic (A. Moore) went six furlongs in 1.15, having Erin’s Boy (F. Dunn) to bring him home over the last four furlongs. Toboggan (A. Moore) went six furlongs in 1.16, hitting out.well, the black mare showing no ill effects from her recent racing. Hunting Moss (C. Davis) and Hinewai (S. Gooch) snrinted down the straight twice. Both look big in con-, dilion, especially the latter. Lucky Prince (H. Davis) put up bis best gallop to date by running five furlongs in thp moderate time of 1.5 1-5.

Bob In (G. Gomm) went the last five of six furlongs in 1.2 1-5. Cherrv Brandy (K. Davis) ran home from the three furlongs in 3i 4-5. , Kinsel (P. Atkins) went two rounds at half-pace. There is a possibility of the brown gelding finding a new home shortly. Ivakariki (C. Davis) was given two rounds on th e plough at a slow pace. Full Crop (G. Gomm) did light work. The brown is putting on condition and will be backward for early racing. , Singleton (G. Gomm) went a mile in 1 45, running the last five furlongs in 1.5 4-5. The bay horse is carrying a lot of condition. Malaiiat (H. Davis) was much too good for Tnrnhoru (O Davis) over five furlongs in 1.4 4-5. The latter ,s i fine tvne for a jumper. Oten e and Veloee were both given light work. . Sunny Song (P. Atkins) was set a light task on the plough. The brown filly should be greatly benefited by her race at Tolaga, Queer Card (vV. Davis) went two rounds at half-pace. The_ black geldipg never looked better titan at piesont. . , , Megaphone (Lorrigan) was not as t--3d tb do much. The two-year-old son of Colossus is under oilier to n

Wellington buyer. A r alsicr (J AA’alsh) went two rounds at a half-pace. The chestnut gelding is now at the top of b.s form and is in fine heart for racing. Freehold (C. Bartlett) was given a lifrht task. The son of Absurd is one that is host suited bv’ a light preparation. . , . „ Purseful (J. AValsh) ran four furlongs in 51, the brown mare s efiort being moderate from a time point of '' Jaxx King (J. AValsh) was not asked to do much. The race at RuaL oria lightened him up considerably ,nd left him a hit soro in front Outfit (R. Kelly) worked seratchily over a couple of rounds and is evidently feeling the effects of the dry weather. , Hookah’s filly. Bold Archer, and Shuttle all did light, tasks. The ibrmer has resumed work after a- eolcl which threw her hack in her work.

The New South AA 7 ales Stale Government has decided to introduce legislation abolishing the mid-week racing and restricting meetings to Saturdays and holidays. P.A.

; NEW BRIGHTON TROTS. r Pr<«s Association i > CHRISTCHURCH. Fell." 28.' The New Brighton trots were held ip fine weather. ' The track was good; und the attendance fair. improvers’ Handicap: 2 Biddy I arHsh. 1, 11 Rood 2, 10 Great IlarvcsVi 3 Scratched: Arohanui, Golden Vfelodv. Saka, Bona and Great Burton AVon by three lengths. lime, 3.36 3*s> otv r t ft Belfast Hand cap: 8 Dusolma 1, b Dollar King 2, 7 Ruth Logan 3. Scr. Willie Derby and Ron. AVon by a head. Tune, 3-25 2-5._ Danton Handicap: o Rollo 1, 4 Kelp 2 ,7 Teremoana. All started. Won by a length. Time 4.34. Autumn FTandicap: 9 St. Petne 1, 6 Fifa 2, 12 New Matford 3. Scr.: Great Nelson. AA r on by four lengths. Time, 4.52. AAMinori Handico.p: 17 Playwave 1, 5 Sunny Bob 2. 1 Great Author 3. Scr: Kotuhi Jack.. AA’on by a length. Time, 2.46 4-4., Eclipse Handicap: 3 Location 1, 4 Belle Larimer 2,2 AVilhe Derby 3. All started. AVon by three lengths. Time, 3.25. _ r . Dash handicap: 3 Maurice Dillon, I, 2 Major Lind 2, 8 Our George d. All started. AVon bv two lengths. Tune 2.15.