TURF

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12769, 27 January 1936, Page 6

TURF

RACING FIXTURES

■Jati. 25, 29 —Takapuna J.O, Jaa. 30, Feb. I—Wanganui J.O. . Jan. 30, Feb. I—Wairoa R.C. Feb. I—Matamata R.C. Feb. s—Tapanui R.C. F'eb. 6, B—Taranaki J.C. Feb. 0, B—Povertyß—Poverty Bay Turf Club. Feb. B—Canterbury J.C. Feb. 8, 10—Rotorua R.C, TRENTHAM MACES TRENTHAAI STAKES TO HERITAGE DEAD HEAT IN HOPEFUL SUMMER HANDICAP TO RONA BAY INVOICE TAKES THE SPRINT (Press Association). WELLINGTON, Jan- 25. The ellington Racing Club's concluded at Trfentham to-day in. brilliant weather. There was a large attendance. The track was fast. Tlie tote handled £48.820 10s agaiitet £41,020 10s for the corresponding day of last year. The total for the meeting was £117.760, against £112,488 10s last year. WALLACEVILLE HIGHWEIGHT 2/2 Red gun (C, Thomson)... 1 4/4 Taumau (P. Burgess) 3 ■ 3/3 Royal Papa (O’Connor) ... 3 Also ran: I—l Petrarch, 5—7 Umpire, 7—6 Grand Blow, B—B General Quex, o—s0 —5 Royal King. . Won by half a length and a head. Grand Blow was fourth. Time, 2.8. Red Sun was in the rear to the straight, and swept down on the leaders in the straight, und iwon narrowly, but going away. TRENTHAM STAKES 2 Heritage (Atkins) ... 1 1 Kinnoull (L, J. Elite) 3 3 Lowenberg (Reed) ... 3 Also ran: 4 Superex. Won by four lengths and five lengths. Time, 2.4. Kinnoull cut out a sound pace, but Heritage joined him entering the straight and ran past to score brilliantly with ease.

HOPEFUL STAKES 5/5 Gay Chief (Humphries ... t 9/9 Deficit (S. Wilson) t 3/2 Karl (L. J. Elite) 3 t Dead-heat. Also ran: 4 —3 Brabant, I—l Laughing Lass, 2—4 Martinborough B—B ■ Brilliancy, 10—10 Mandamus, 11— 12 Nurse Nightingale, 12—11 The Squanderer, 6 —6 Impersonator, 7—7 Jovial Prince. Third horse a head away. Laughing 'Lass was fourth. Time, 60 son. Laughing Lass and Karl led to the straight, where Gay Chief and Deficit drav up solidly- In an exciting finish, the judge was unable to separate the lending pair. MELROSE HANDICAP 2/1 Chief Ranger (J. Leach)... 1 4—5 Vinco (S. Wilson) 2 3/3 Colombo (Jennings) ... 3 Also ran : 7—7 Mesurina, 5—4 Blue Garter, B—B Blue Garter, B—B8 —8 Brown Pearl, 9—9 Going Gay, 6—6 Revival, I—21 —2 Ben Braggie, 14—14 Autopeen, 10—10 Barley Almond, 12— Blue Mauritius, ll—ll Niglitlass, 12—12 Sansfoy. Won by a length and two lengths. Revival was fourth. Time, 1.26 j. Chief Ranger quickly ran up to the leading position and, although challenged in the straight by Vinco, comfortably held hits placeSUMMER HANDICAP 2/3 Rena Bay (W. Jones) ... 1 3/2 Spiral (Humphries)) ... 2 1/1 Passion Fruit (L. J. Ellis) 3 Also ran: 4—4 Grand Jury, 5 —5 Argentic, 6—6 Great Star, B—7 Sunee, 7—B Senior, 9 —9 Hunting LodgeWon by a nose and a length and quarter. Time, 2.5). Rona Bay .moved up handy to the leaders, Spiral and Great Star, a mile fir<sm home. Rona Bay and Spiral drew out in the straight, the former just winning.

THORNDON HANDICAP 7/7 Silver Streak (A. E. Ellis) 1 11/11 Metal Bird (Jennings) ... 2 9/9 Tunneller (C- T. Wilson) 3 Also ran: 2—3 Fracas, 5 —5 Princess Doreen, I—2 Sweet Agnes, 3—4 Full Throttle, 4 —l After Money, 6—6 Pladie, 12—12 Cheap Money, 10—10 Knockout, B—B8 —8 Round Score. Won by a neck and H lengths. Fracas was fourth. Time, 1.38 V Metal Bird hit out early and led clear into the straight, but was unable to withstand a strong run by Silver Streak on the rails.

CITY HANDICAP 1/1 Invoice (L. J. Ellis)' ... 1 3/2 Queen ofi Song (Jennings) 2 4/4 Knoekfin (A. E. Ellis) ... 3 Also rail: 2—3 Diatomous, 5—6 Bon Tray, 7—7 -Syincony, 6—6 Copy ist, B—B 'The Ark. Won by half a length and three lengths. Diatomous was fourth. Time M2. Diatomous, Bon Tray, and Symcony led Invoice to the • straight, where the latter took charge. Queen of Song challenged over tho last furlong, but failed to get up. KELBORN HANDICAP 2/3 Debham (S. Wilson) ... 1 1/1 Pukeko (P. Burgess) ... 2 3/2 Silver Jest (L. J. Elite). 3 Also ran: 6—6 Windsoreon, 7—7 Master Reynard, 4—4 Contract, 5 —5 Wlietuma, B—B Ay resleigh. Won by half a length and two lengths. Contract was fourth. Time, 1.39 V ' l Debham hit the front from the start and stalled off a strong challenge in the straight bv Pukeko, who was in the rear of the running. TAKAPUNA RACES KTJRAPAE'S SURPRISE DIVVY s BIG HANDICAP TO GAY ROSE WYNYARD TO TIN LAP (Press Association). AUCKLAND, Jan. 25The Takapuna J.C. summer meeting opened on Ellerslie racecourse to day in fine weather. The track was in good order. There was a fair attendance. The totalisator handled £24,801 10s against £23,003 10s for the first day last year. Kurapae gained a surprise win in the Eaugitoto Handicap to return a dividend of nearly & scoreThe jockeys wore crape arm bands in mourning for the lte King. TRIAL HANDICAP

1/1 Torch (McKenzie) ... ... 1 6/9 Valise (Murray) 2 8/7 Orefiekl (W. Thomson) ... 3

Also ran: 2—2 Diacquedou, 5—4 Nicodemus, 13 —13 Bayora, 1.5—15 Gay Princes's, 9—B Gemland, 3—3 High Quality, 16 —16 King Spear, 11— 10 Mainland, 4—5 Paso Robles, 12— 12 Survanna, 10—11 Solas, 14 —l3 Marlene, 7 —B Whirlmint. Won by five lengths and a length. High Quality was fourth. Time, 1.14 3-o. ORFAVA HANDICAP 3/4 L’Allegro (Gilmer) ... ... 1 2/2 King Tut (Fergus), .. 2 5/5 Lap Up (McGregor) ... 3 'Also ran: I—l Dark Marble, 7—7 Tea Chat, 4 —3 Impellant, 6—6 Sweet Lap, B—B Bush Lawyer. Won by threequartors of a length and ia< length- Tea. Chat was fourth. Time, 2.101. FERRY HANDICAP 8/6 Mungaere (Goulsbro) ... 1 10/10 King Brierty (Tremain) ... 2 1/2 Whirling (Goldfinch) ... 2 Also ran : 6—B Bellkyrian, 3 —l Fleetwind, 7—5 Lionheart, 12—12 Lord Willonvx, 11—11 Triune, 4—4 Professional, 2—3 Gloucester, 5—7 Gay Defence, 9 —9 Needful. Won by half a length and a head. Bellkyrian was fourth. Time, 1-13. TAKAPUNA HANDICAP 5/5 Gay Rose (McTavteh),... 1 2/1 Royal Appellant (Horne) 2 1/2 Mazir (Walsh) 3 Also ran : 7 —9 Monanui, 3—3 Kelly, 4—4 Gay Marigold, 9f--8 Scotland, B—7 Lagoon, 6—6 Wait und See. Scotland led early from Lagotn, Royal Appellant. Wait- and See, Kelly and Mazir. At the distance, Scotland and Monanui led the held together with Kelly, Royal Appellant Gay Robe, .and Lagoon with Ma.ziir next. Gay Rosp came up on the outside to win by half a length from Royal Appellant, with Aiiazir 1) lengths away. Lagoon was fourth. Time, 2.7 10. CALLIOPE HANDICAP 2/1 Rulctte (Goldfinch) 1 3/3 Surd la (McTavish) ... ... 2 5/5 Gay Streak (Home) ••• 3 Also ran: 4 —4 Marjory Daw, 10— 11 Locknit, B —B Abbess of Whitby. 7—7 Gay Talkie, I—2 Inver, 13 —13 Inver, 13—1.3 Haputale, .11—1.1 Bom Star, 12—12 Lone Flier, 9—9 Pulustre, 6—6 Lorita, Won by a neck and half a length. Inver was fourth. Time, 1.02. WYNYARD PLATE 5/5 Tin Lap (P. F’era-rn) ... 1 2/2 Valmint (Fergus) ...... 2 4/4 Light Comedy (Goldfinch) 3 Also ran ; 3—3 Keith Lu, 7 —7 Velocipede, 9—S Loombination, I—i Prince Ven, 6 —G Ringshot, 8-—9 Sweet Rose. Sweet Rose and Prince Ven led for most of the journey, but Tin Lap who. was always handy, came through in the straight to win by a head from Valmint, with Light Comedy a head away third Prince Veil was fourth. Time, 1.26 2-5. • ZEALANDIA HANDICAP 3/3 Galilee (McTavish) ... ... 1 1 /l Reretatu (McTavish) 2 7/7 Princess Star (Savage) .... 3 Also ran: 5 —5 Boughal, 6 —6 Busts Moth, 2—2 Crooning, 4 —i Star Artist, B—B United. Won by half a head and a. length. Crooning' wa.s fourth. Time, 1.12 3-5.

RANGITOTO HANDICAP 9/7 Kurapae (Savage) ... ... 1 8/9 Tuaheahe (McTavish) 2 11/11 To Broney (R- Fearn) ... 3 Also ran : 2—2 Dancing Lady, I—l Tidalia, 5 —4 Bonnie Song, 7—B Orac 10 —10 Polly Douglas, 4 —5 Arawn Rose, 3—3 Vera Acre, 6—6 Persian Lady. Won by 11 lengths and two lengths Time, 1.26 1-5. SECOND DAY’S WEIGHTS' The following handicaps have been. declared 1 for the second day:— Moana Handicap—Moss Vale,, Valise 9.0, Orofield 8.13, Glenacre, The Vamp 8.12, Nicodenute 8.9, High Quality 8.7. Survanna, Bayora, Solas, Mainland, Marlene, Gay Princess, Gemland, Stormy Weather, RecT Flame, King Spear, Paso, Glittering, Robles, Gold Musk, Whirlmint, Fi'ee Advice, Kilmis>s gelding 8.5. Waiwern Highweiglit Handicap.— L’Allegro 11.0. Kiigjf Tut 10-6, Dark Marble 9.11, Lap Up 9-8, Orac 9.5, Oourthaven 9.4, Tea Chat, Orenda 9.1, Impellant, Sweet Lap, Bush Lawyer 9.0.

Suburban . Handicap.— Mungaere, Whirling 9.0, Belkyrian 8.11, Dancing Lady, Valspear, Bnllymoney 8.9, Fleetwind 8.4, Orac, Lord Willonyx Lionheart, Triune 8.1, Bonnie' Song 80, Te Hai 7.13, Torch 7.12, Professional. Sweet Rose 7.11, Dark Shadow 7.10, Gloucester 7.9, Gay Defence 7.6, Needful 7.5, Marlene, Wahine Roa, Gemland, Red Flame 7.3.

Ralph Handicap.—Mungntoon 91.0, Gay Rose 8.9, Monnui 8.8. Kelly 8-7 Sir Abb 8.4, Gay Marigold 8.3, Tybalt 8.2, Scotland 8.1. Royal Appellant, Enge 8.0. Mazir 7.13, Knight of Australia 1.9, Tmamint, On Parade 7.6, Miss Lu 7.4. Wait and Seo, Lyt-hite 7-0. Hobson Hatidicp.a— Rulctte 8.12, Surella 8.10, Gay Streak 8.4. Marjory Daw 8-1, Master Van Is 7.9, Locknit, Inver 7.8, Gay Talkie, Abbess of Whitby 7.7, Haputale 7.6, Bon Ctar 7.5. Pahistre 7.4, Lone Flier 7-3, Lorita 7.2. Devonport JTandiop.—Boughal 9.0, Rereatu, Impasto ,8.13. Nun Nicer 8.10, Namakin 8.5, Renepa?, Sir Abb 8.3, Sinking Fund, Puss Moth 8.2, Tybalt 8.1, Crooning 7.13. Star Artist-. Lagoon 7.11. Imamint 7.9. On Parade 7-7. Keith Lu 7.1. Lionheart Pnrirt Park. Whnknoa-ra, United 7.0.

Anniversary -Handicap.— Tuaheahe 9.1, Tutor 8.9, Dark Marble 8.7, Light Comedy 8.6, Kurapae 8.4, Enlightenment 8.3. Tidalia, King BHerly 8.2, Teddy Boy 8.1, Orac, Bonnie Song 7-13, Polly Do-uglab, Ringshot 7.11, Vera Acre 7.10, Impellant 7.8, Persian Lady 7.6, Te Broney 7.3 Dutch Girl 7.1. Oiacquedoon, Ella Bunsby, Solas 7.0. TRAINING AT THE PARK. MUCH USEFUL WORK. Much useful work was performed by local horses at the. Park course on Saturday morning when conditions were excellent.

The first out was Alby (J. Dornan) who ran seven furlongs easily in 1.34. Black Thread (Zuppicich) went a round at three-quarter pace, while Hunting Mars, with the same rider, covered two rounds at half-pace. Iluinette (J. Dornan) covered four furlongs in 52sec. with ease. In a. pleasing style Good Hunting (Zuppicich) ran four furlongs in 52 l-ssec.

Quake (N. Davis) went well, covering four furlongs in SOsec. Minnow (N. Davis) comfortably ran four furlongs in 52sec. Mata Hari (N. Darts) and Stitchbird both did six furlongs in lmin> 20sec. Mata Hari accomplished her task comfortably, Hut the gelding is a very lazy worker. Hinepit (J. Dornan) showed a clean pair of heels to Gold Thread's sister over three furlongs in 39sec. Kahunoke (Zuppecich) ‘ ran seven furlongs in Imin. 335e0., finishing well.

Mahala (W. Davis) went two rounds at a strong half pace. Accrana (J. Dornan) and Gay Hunter (J. Kellett) finished on terms over four furlongs in 50 l-ssec., both finishing on well. Mr. W. Wilson’s Gasbag gelding shaped better than Acramia’ s sister in a sprint up the straight. . Smiglare (C. Kerr) and Ace Willonyx (J. Lorrigan) finished on terms over a three-furlong run in 36 l-ssec. from a flying start. Hunters Morn (W. Turnbull) sprinted home from the two furlongs post.

De Friend (A. Tinsley)’ was 3-ssee in front of Ua-La over live furlongs, (lie filly taking linin'. 3 2-ssec. Sunny Sky (C. Kerr) ran five furlonsg in lmin. 3 2-ssec., pulling up well.

Red Hunting (J. Nixon) was set a light task, sprinting home. 0«r Bonnie (A. Tinsley) was/set a light task and Small Boy (C. Kerr) was not asked to dio much. Big Dook (N. Davis) and Vanestep (J. Lorrigan) went four furlongs together; they were not, out to make time.

. Vulpes (Rangi) ran five furlongs in Imin 4sce., the first two in 26sec. (Golden Blonde (A. Tinsley) was seta light task; the filly has no immediate engagements.

Joe Louis (C. Kerr) rail three furlongs in 37sec. Quaint (C. Kerr) went a mile in 1 min 44sec., the first three furlongs in 37 3-5 sec. and tho fourth in Slsec. Fortene (C. Kerr) ran four furlongs in 51sec. , Lordly Knight (C. Kerr) ran three furlongs in 37 3-ssec., doing hi s best. Pucinni (Rangi) went a round over the schooling hurdles in Imin 45sec., completing the morning's work.

NOTES AND NEWS. E. Fitzgerald left for Wairoa yesterday wjtli De Friend, Sunny Sky and Small Boy who are engaged there at the annual meeting this week. At the Trentharn yearling sales, there were sold, on account of Mr Gaine Carrington, Hamilton, a. b c by Hunting Song-. Smoke Concert, to- Mr Stirling Henry, Sydney, 400 gns.; b c by Hunting. Song-Flying Foam, A. Mclntosh, Gisborne, 180 gn-s.; on account Mrs M. • Lanvry, Palmerston North, eh c by ColossubSanguinaria, was disposed of to Air C. G. Ancell, Gisborne, for 50gns.; on account Mrs Maloney, Gisborne, blk c by Hunting Song-Sabellian, was passed in at lOOgn-s., and for a h f by Hunting Song-Rich Crop, tliero was no bid-