SPORTING

Grey River Argus, 23 September 1932, Page 3

SPORTING

FORTHCOMING MEETINGS. I I RACING. September 22 ) 24 —Wanganui J.C. September 22, 24—Geraldine R.C. October I—Napier Park R.C. October I—Kurow J.C. October 7, B—Otaki-Maori R.C. October 6, B—Dunedin8 —Dunedin J.C. October 15, 17—Avondale J.C. October 15 —South Canterbury J.C. October 15—Masterton R.C. October 22, 24—Wellington R.C. October 22, 24 —Gore R.C. October 24 —Waverlcy R.C. October 24 —Waikato Hunt Club. October 24—Waipawa R.C. October 24 —North Canterbury R.C. October 27, 29—Poverty Bay Turf Club. October 29—Banks Peninsula R.C. TROTTING. October I—Methveu T.C. October B—Waikato T.C. October B—New Brighton T.C. October 22, 24—Auckland T.C. October 22, 24—Greymouth T.C. October 24—Oamaru T.C. October 29—Wellington T.C. Geraldine R.C. Meeting (I’itr Press Association). TI.MARU, September 22. I ho first 6:iy of flic Geraldine R.C. I spring liu'.tinx. wa s held at Orari to-j day, in hni. weather, the attendance, being sail fa. tore. Th. tote handled £7,0121. against £7,2061. The track was good. Results;— First Jliinl'.i..—2 MOREXA (Beale) 1; 3 Nine of lOVonnor) 2; 5| Hounslow (Ihisr-oo) 3. Also started: 7 Conjurer 11. 1 Sports King (fell), 8 Fair Exdiang 1 ( ; av Jim. 6 Royal Game (fell). <>>i f,y u length and a- • half; eight lengths. Time 34 4 5. Ohapai Hack Handicap (first, division). —2 WORSHIP (Di.lhnm) 1 ; 6 Grand Review (Ciiwney > o. j () p urse (Wilson) 3. Ab., started: 5 Silver Streak. 7 Gold A row. I l.ndv Lophyr, 12 Argentic, 15 Bond, 13 Gold Stead. Won by two lengths; n head, lime 1.3. Ohapai Hack Handicap, (second division). —3 II URLI XghaM (O’Connor) 1; 4 Molten (Brodie) 2; 8 Silver Sight (A. Eastwood, Also started: 11 El gin dale, 9 Orangapni, 17 Isadora, , 16 Reserve Fund 14 Talkie. IS Royal Estate, 19 .Tibbie. Wo„ |, v a length; four lengths. Time 1.3. (Geraldine Cup.—l MINERV AL (Lud-

low) 1; ‘J Mount Boa (Cov p ney; 2: 5 Red Racer (Jenkins) 3. Also started: ;; Merry peri, 4 Water Power, 7 Black Alint, 6 Don Jose. Red Racer took charge soon after th* start from Min erval and Don Jose. Rod Racer led into the straight, but Minerval camo on win by a length from Mount Boa, who finished fast . t'. hen; R.d Racer by a length and a-half. Black Mint was fourth, three lengths away. Timo 2.8 2-5. Geraldine Tqot.—2 JIMMIE DE ORO (Humphreys) 1; 1 King’s Cup (Teahen) 2; 3 Titri (Bmry) 3. Also start'd: 10 Preface, 5 Essay. 11 Girvan. .12 Iron Man, 8 Romanos. 7 Lux Lunae, 4 Directum. 9 Royal Wrack. G Sansaveno, 13 Reylet. Won by a length; one and ahalf lengths. Timos: 3.30 4-5; 3 31 l-5 ( : 3.31 4-5. Squatters’ Handicap.—s ROYAL SCEPTRE (A. East wood) 1; 3 Red Royal (Ludlow) 2; 2 Al Jolson (Dwyer) 3. Also started: 3 Inevitable (coupled with. Red Royal), 6 Assemble 1 Night Recital, 7 Gallant Fox, 4 Mataa. Rioyal Sceptre 1 d all the way, anti won by a length and ahalf from Red Royal, who' beat the fast finishing Al Jolson by a head. Night Recital was fourth. Time 1.15 1-5. • Raukapuka Handicap.—2 METAL Bird (A. Eastwood) 1; 12 Some Good (Jones) 2; 7 Flower (Wilson) 3. Also started: 10 Kerbside, 4 Niggerhead, 3 Elude, 5 Arden’s Beauty, 1 Knocking, 13 Crash, 8 Wealth, Il Fearsome, 9 Hystride, 14 Hunting Call, 6 Irish Lancer. Wnn by a length and a-half; u length. Time 1.29 1 5. Orari Trot. —8 NOBLEMAN (Edwards) 1; 3 Smokescreen (McGirr) 2; 5 Rev Direct (F. Holmes) 3. Also, started: 19 Doubtful Moments. 11 Alpha Wrack 2 Lena Thorpe, 7 Silver Whip, Hi Betty Jinks. 20 Waress, .15 Tenor, 9 St. Felix, 1 Titri. 6 Victorecn, 13 Essay, 10 Whitstone. 22 Tui Carbine 12 Romanos. 4 Sunbrown. 17 Lone Derby, 21 Bjonny Direct. 13 Grand Finale, 18 Black Watch. Won by a length and ahalf; one length. Times: .2.55; 2.55 1-5; 2.55 2-5. Belfield Handicap.—l RATIONAL Il (Kirwin) 1 ( ; 4 Adeljihi (Cotton) 2; 3 Ranelagh 3. Also start<xl: 2 Coi.onel Cygnus, 4 Coomassie, 8 Pharoah 7 Thu Sun, 6 Some Toff. Adelphi made the running, and was stil] in front a furlong from home, where Rational II challenged, and in a close finish, won by a head, just beating Adelphi. Timo 149. Wanganui J.C. Meeting (Per Press Association). WANGANUI. September 22. In bright sunshine to-day, the Wanganui Jockey Club’s Bering meeting

commenced with a lair attendance. Ill' l totalisator Inking ,L’(>J.s6A, for seven races, against £7,499, for eight races last year. The track was very fast. Results:— Maiden Race.—4 SWIFT AND SURE 7.12 (P. Atkins) 1; 3 Dakar 8.11 (B. Morris) 2; 7 Taitoru 8.1 (G. Connor) 3. Also started: llluminelli, 8 Capo of Good Hop!* and Capo Fair (bracketed) 5 Royal Para. 10 Linoleum. 9 Boon 8.1-J, 6 Glowlight. 2 Haw’ora. Glowlight was the early ]ead'<r, but Swift and Sure finished well, winning by a length; with the third horse a length and ahalf away; and Cape Fair fourth. Time 1.14 2-5. Ok’hu Highweight Handicap.—2 HIGH COMMISSIONER 9.14 (R. J. Mackie ).1 ; 3 Okopua 9.1 (W. Folding) 2; I Henry of Navarre (A. Jenkins) 3. Also’ started: 6 AVarlilb-. 4 Bon Eve. 5 -Auctioneer 9.44, 7 Day Lass. Over most of ihe distance. Bon Eve was th ' hader, but High Commissioner hit the front at the turn, and won handsomely by four lengths; with Okopua half a length ahead of the favourite. War fill • was fourth. Time 2.11 2-5. Putiki Hack Handicap.—s KOTAKI EKA (K. Lambess) 1; 1 Fanner (J. Barry) 2; 3 Arikitea (B. Morris) 3. Also started: 6 Tigcrism, 9 Air Laddie, 11 Ben Hur, 2 Thrasher, 10 Miss Shef, 4 Seamond, 10 Yt-han. 13 Invictus, 12 . Cape Paraki and Miss Beatrice (bracketed), 8 Captain Dan, 7 Tangiroa (lost, lidcr). Farmer, Arikitc-a. Thrasher and Kotaki Eka made the early pace, but K.otaki Eka challenged in the straight and won in the last, few strides by a head, Arikitea b'Aing a. length away, and Tigerism fourth. 'Time 1.48 2-5. .Seafield Handicap.—l ALL HUMBUG (E. A. Keesiug) 1; 8 Fiji (B. Morfis) 2; 3 Orby’s Choice (J. Me Dowell) 3. Also started: 4 Refresher, 7 (fraud Jury, 9 Chopin 9.3, 2 Royal Bongal, 10 Koroki,o 8.0, 5 Pomp 11 Cluny 7.8. 6 Eastertimc. Over the first half mile, Refresher showed the way to Fiji, All Humbug, and Royal Benga', but the favourite came through in the straight to win very easily by two lengths. Fiji was a length and a-half ahead of Orby’s Choice, with Cluny fourth. Time 1.29 4-5. Durie Hack Handicap.—6 GAN PAT (E. Keesing) .1; 7 Aga Khan (A. V. Weston) 2; 3 Carfox (W. J. McDow oil) 3. Also started: 9 Davistock, 2 Gay Court . 5 Chief Marionette, 1 Bambury 7.10, 4 Posy 7.3, 10 Ida Merling 7.0, 13 Lady Ronald, 8 Late Jest 7.0. 12 Dick Whittington 8.14, .14 Divola, 11 Merry Way. Bam bury and Dick Whittington showed the way fo Ganpat and Carfex, but Ganpat came away i n the- straight, to score comfortably by a length and a'balf with Carfex half a neck away, and Gay Gouri fourth.

Marangni Handicap'.—2 TELLER (K. Voitre) 1; 7 Statuary 7.0 (J. Jones) 2; 4 Atholspear (S. Anderson) 3. Also started: 1 Ruanui, 3 Gibraltar. 5 Little Ufoubt, 6 Vitaphone. Statuary piloted the field practically all the way, being followed by Teller. Ruanui, Vitaphone and Atholspear into the straight. Teller challenged at the distance, and got up to wi n by half a head. Atholspear was two lengths back, followed by Gib raltar. Time 2.6 3-5. Flying Handicap'.—3 VIEW HALLOO (B. Morris) 1,; 5 L a Moderno (J. McDowell) 2; 4 Consent (L. G. Morris) 3. Also started: 8 Asfon, 2 Orapai, 1 Royal Hunting, 7 Head Lady. 6 King Ford 7.14, 9 Sir Pombal. Over the early stages, Consent and Orapai were the leaders, but Royal Hunting went io the front at thq half-mile, being displaced by Orapai across thQ top. VewHalloo, making up leeway, finished too strongly and won by two lengths. La Mod rne came frjom the back, to beat Consuni by half a length for second, with Orapai fourth. Time 1-13 1-5. SECOND DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. (Per Press Association). WANGANUI, September 22. The Wanganui J.C. acceptances for the second day are as follows: — Debutante Stakes, 4} furlongs. — Pegged Exchange, Midian, Spiral, Red Manfred. Hugo, Paparahara, Round Table '8.5, Quietly, Dinelli, Rust, Golden Hair. Bon Rapido 8.0. Gon vi lie High weight Handicap, I mile and a distance. —Tenacre 10.10, Fcrndeu 10.6, High Commissioner 9.13, Henry of Navarre 9.10, Okopua 9.4, WarfiUe 9.2, Bon Eve 9.2, Day Las* 9.0, Autumn Sun 9.0. Spring Hack Handicap, six furlongs —Chief Marionette <8.2, Bambury 7.1.3, Senorita 7.8, Posy 7.6, Dick Whittington 7.2, Late Jest, Illumnnelli, Merry Way 7.0. Belmont Handicap, 7} furlongs. — Habit 8.11, Refresher 8.9’, Fiji 8.6, Korokio 8.3, Pomp 7.10, Cluny 7.7. Trial Handicap, 7.1 furlongs. —Davistock 8.8, Gay Court 8.6, Glenvane 7.11, Swift and Sure 7.9, Senorita 7.7. Ida Merling 7.2, Tlluminclli, Taitoru, Ythan, Cape Fair, Capo of Good Hope, Royal Papa, Boon, Tlawora 7.0. Uiggio Handicap, 1 mile and a dis-tance.-—Ruanui 8.5. Toller 5.2, Lillie Doubt 7.7, Korokio 7.6, Statuary 7.C, Eastcrt.ime 7.0, Orby’s Choice 7.0, \ itaj hone 7.0, King Ford 7.0. Moutoa Hack Handicap. —Kotaki Eka 9.0 Farmer 8.5, Ben Hur 7.11, Miss Shelf 7.4, Seamoud, Glowlight, Captain Dan, Invictus, Tangiroa, Cape Paraki, Miss Beatrice 7.0. Owen Handicap, 6 furlongs. —Consent 9.1. Equilaut 8.10, Orapai 8.9, Refresher B.G. La Modern© 8.0, Royal

Hunting 7.8, King Ford 7.3, Ganpat 7.3, Sir I’ombal 7.0. N.Z. HORSES AT SYDNEY. YESTERDAY’S WORK-OUTS. (Aus. & N.Z. Cable Assn). SYDNEY, September 22. Owing to there being a heavy track, McAuley’s and Emerson’s teams, and Gold Mag were trained at Rosebery this morning. At Randwick, Prince ran five furlongs in 1.134. Silver Ring went seven furlongs in 1.39. Chatham beat Cylinder ovQr seven furlongs in 1.354. Historic covered the same distance in 1.40. Gaine Carrington and Peter Jackson ran a mile together in 1.54. Autopay ran the hist two- furlongs of a strong work-out in twenty-six seconds. Forestry and Lavington ran seven furlongs in 1.40. Havering took two seconds less. SYDNEY, September 22. The Hawkesbury acceptors include the following New Zealand horses: — Park Stakes.—Forestry 8.4. Rowley Mile Handicap.—Trucshaft 8.13, Flying Handicap'.—Autojiay 9.1 .Silver Ring, Grecian Prince 8.6. Spring Handicap. —Cylinder 9.7. Three Year-Old Handicap.—Might 5.10, Oratorious 8.6, Michael Angelo 7.8, Sam Smith 7.4. Welter Handicap.—Grecian Prince 9.11, Prince Pombal 8.6.