Marton Races

Grey River Argus, 2 January 1935, Page 3

Marton Races

CUDDLE TAKES CUP. WANGANUI, January 1. The Marton meeting opened in tine weather, before a record attendance. The totalisator handled £15,7834, as compared with £12,407 on the first day last year. After the fourth race rain fell intermittently. The Duke of Gloucester, who was accorded a great reception, left at 4.55, driving his own car in a drizzling rain. Results:— HURDLES.—I SIR SPEAR (A. Jenkins) 1: 2 Diamond (I. Rohloff) 2; 3 Blacksmith (H. Thomas) 3. Also started: 5 No Humbug, 4 Spearform car. 9.3. Won by half a length; four 'lengths. 'Time 2.44. TRIAL.—3 KING’S LANCER (H. Mackinnon) 1; 2 Dawn Princess (R. Flower) 2; 4 Evasion (J. McFarlane) > 3. Also started: 1 Hard Time, 5 Over-1 cast, 9 Koitiata, 6 Ekatere, 11 Minos, 10 Gracie Fields, 12 Makoi, 8 Tiritea Jack, 7 Even Money. Won by four lengths; one length. Time 1.15 1-5. BRACELET.—2 THE ARK car. L 1.13 (D. R. Jackson) 1; 6 Conference

(W{. Duncan) 2; 1 Royal Papa (J. Morris) 3. Also started: 3 Blackman and Red Flush car. 11.5 (bracketed), 4 Dick Whittington, 10 Lady’s Mile, 7 Taumu, s Tranquility, 5 The Drone, 9 Ruenzori, 11 Te Tomo. 12 Taneka car. 11.4?>. W'on by one length; one and a half lengths. Time 1.51 4-5. NEW YEAR HACK.—2 PONIARD (11. Mackinnon) 1; 4 Round Score (R. Flower) 2; 1 King Thomond (B. H. Morris) 3. Also started: 5 Boudoir, 3 Lapel car. 7.10, 6 Gay Boy, 8 Cynola,

7 Spearshot car. 7.2. Won by two lengths; a neck. Time 1.45 4-5. MARTON CLP.—2 CUDDLE (R. J. Flower) .1; 3 Plateau (B. 11. Morris) 2: 1 'font le Monde car. 8.7 (H. Maekinnon) 3. Also started; 6 Catalogue, 4 Rust car. 7.4, 5 Pango car. 7.8. Won by three lengths; two lengths. Time 2.6 1-5. J I’V ENILE HANDICAP.—2 IN VOICE (H. Mackinnon) 1; 1 Palm (P>. 11. Morris) 2: 3 Matrimony (J. McFarlane) 3. Also stalled: 7 Discoursive, 5 Lattice, 6 Surprise Item ear. 7.6 A, 4 Chief Lady car. 7.81. Won by a length; three lengths. Time 61seu. RA I LAVA Y HANDICAP.—AVIIERIKTO car. 7.11, (D. Atkins') 1; 3 Bodyline car. 7.0 (J. McFarlane) 2; 1 Cadland (B. Morris) .3. Also started: .4 Hunting Lodge, 5 Stitch car. 7.6|. AVon bv a length; two lengths. Time 1.14 4-5. DASH HACK—4 ABBEA r FEALE (R. (Hading) 1; I Dialogist, (J. McFarlane) 2; 3 Rapaharu (H. Mackinnon) 3. Also started; 2 Midian, 5 Aratiline, 6 Korero. Won by a length; two lengths. Time 1.14 35. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. WANGANUI, January 1. The acceptances for the second day: of the Marton meeting are:— 12.(*: TUTAENUI HURDLES, about, 1A miles.—Blacksmith 10.10, Sir Spear i 9.13. Diamond 9.6, Spearforni 9.0, No Humbug 9.0.

12.45: JFNCTION PLATE, 5 furlongs.—Palm 9.4, Limuhis 8.13, Trimden 7.9, Koitiata 7.7, Tiritea Jack 7.7, Note Issue- 7.6, Bazaine 7.6, Discoursi ve 7.5, Chief Lady, Lattice, Surprise Item 7.0.

1.30: SUMMER HACK, 7 furlongs— Midian 9.3, Bodyline 9.1, Arena 8.13, Alby 8,5, Royal Record 7.11, King’s Lancer 7.7, Jubilee Song 7.5, Raparahara 7.4, Royal Papa 7.2, Red Flush, Hard Time, Evasion 7.0. 2.15; ALDAVORTH STAKES, 1 mile 137yds.—Cuddle 9.3, Cadland 8.8, Plateau' 8.8, Midian 7.9, Rust 7.7, Stitch 7.3, AA'asteland. Hunting Lodge 7.0.

3.0: CROFTON HACK CUP, 1 mile 137yds.—Poniard 9.1, Black Man 8.11, Miss Hushabye, 8.7, Round Score 8.5, Alby 8.4, Hunting Queen 8.0, Boudoir 7.9, Gav Boy 7.7. 3.45: LADIES’ NECKLACE, 1 mile 137yds.—Black Man 13.0, Conference 12.2, Tranquility 11.3, Count Rousillon 11.3, Royal Papa 11.3, Taneka 11.0. Te Tome 11.0, Lady’s Mile 11.0, Makoi 11..0, Headland 11.6. 4.30: FAREWELL HACK, 5 fur-longs.-—Abbey Feale 9.0, Sunny Maid 8.13. Dialogist 8.7, Secrecy 7.13, Dick AV hittington 7.10, Merlyn 7.5, Enif 7.5, Discoursive 7.3, Even Money 7.3, Koreroa 7.3. PROSPECTS FOR TO-DAY. Tutanenui; Blacksmith, Spearform. -Junction; Palm, Note Issue. Summer: Bodyline, 'Alby, Jubilee Song. Stakes: Cadland, Cuddle. Hack Cup: Black Man, Round Score. Ladies’ Necklace: Conference, Tranquility. Farewell: Secrecy, Koreroa. HAWKE’S BAY J.C. CUP TO KAHUNOKE. HASTINGS, January 1. The Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’* Summer meeting opened at Hastings to-day, in beautiful weather. Them ■was a good attendance, and tho track was in splendid order. The tote handled £7.6554 as against £9,389 last year, a decrease of £1,6264. Ro suits:—

HASTINGS MAIDEN HANDICAP. —4/4 SILVER SONG (Young) 1; 1/1 AVarvane (Marsh) 2; 10/5 Blygain (Stratton) 3. Also started: 2/2 The .Grasper, 9/7 Blapk Magic, 3/3 Artless, 8/8 Milburn, 5/11 Aubretia. 6/10 Vainborough, 6/6 Peggy’s Joy, 11/8 Lady Cheval. AVon by a length and a-half; a length. Grasper was fourth. Time 1.9. OTATARA HIGHWETGHT HANDICAP.—I/1 ROYAL BANQUET (Leach) 1; 4/4 Highgrader (Fanning) 2: 5/5 Lady Wessex (Griffiths) 3. Also started: 2/2 Anemometer, 3/3 Isms. a neck; four Isms was fourth. Timo 2 9. HAVELOCK FLYING HANDICAP.—I/1 LAVINA (Young) 1; 2/2 Sunny Song (Stratton) 2; 6/6 Marae Quex (Guthrie) 3. Also started: 3/" Hybiseus, 5/5 Sabatini, 4/4 Flamingo, 6/6 Foreign King. AVon by two lengths; one length. Flamingo was fourth. Time 1.14 2-5.

JUVENILE HANDICAP,.—I/5GASMAN (Leach) 1; 2/1 Quake (Marsh) 2: 3/3 Blue Garter (Guthrie) 3. Also started: 6/6 Drumpeel, 4/4 De Friend, 5/5 Tidal Song. Won bv half a length; three lengths. Drumpeel was fourth. Time 1.9. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP.—3 KAHUNOKE (Marsh) 1; 1 Chopin (Guthrie) 2; 2 Sunny Skv (Stratton) 3. Only starters. Kahunoke led

thjtoughout. Won by half a length; four lengths. Time 2.10. W AIP A T U HANDICAP.—I/1 SUNNY SONG (Stratton) 1; 3/3 Hest (Qlsen) 2; 2/2 Mercian Queen (Guthrie) 3. Also started: 4/4 Tres Sec, 5/5 Shirred Ribbon. Won by a neck; a length. Shirred Ribbon was fourth. Time 1.55 1-5. STEWARDS HANDICAP.—4 LAVINIA (McNaughton) 1; 3 Tai Ao (Walsh) 2; Slippery (Young) 3. Also .started: 2 Asterisca. Lavinia led throughout. Won by half a length; same. Time 1.13 1-5. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. HASTINGS. January 1. The Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s acceptances for to-day are:— 1.1*: JANUARY HANDICAP, 6 furlongs—Silver Song 9.0, Warvane 8.8, Koya! Feast, Gay Dog. Blygain 8.3, Peggy’s Joy, Milburn, Artless, Aubretia 8.0. 1.40: AOTEA HANDICAP, 11 miles —Kahunoke 10.11, Highgrader 10.0, Royal Banquet 9.13, Lady Wessex, Padishah. Rory Mor. Isms 9.0. 2.201; MATAPIRO HANDICAP, 6 furlongs—Lavina 9.6, Grumpy 8.8, Sunny Song 8.6, Queen’s Pride 8.2, Hybiscus 7.12, Sabatini 7.8, Vonia Park. Flamingo 7.6, AVarvane, Marae Quex 3.0: SECOND JUVENILE, 54 furlongs—Gasman 9.9, Quake 9.0. Passion Flower 8.6, Peggy’s Joy 8.0, Blue Garter 7.8. Begorrah 7.3, Tidal Song 7.0.

3.40: NEW YEAR HANDICAP, < furlongs—Slippery 9.0. Speed 8.12 Marching. Song 7.5, Chopin 7.2. Mor cian Queen, Tres Sec 7.0. 4.20; OMAHU HANDICAP. 9 fur . .as—Hest 8.8, Sunny Song 8.7 Marching Song 8.5, Tres Sec 7.7, IM er uian Queen 7.6. Padmhah, Shirred Rib I on. Bonnv Quex. Isms 7.0. 5.0: FINAL HANDICAP, 6 furlongs —-Slippery 9.6, Speed 8.11, Tai Ao 8.3 Cullus 8.2, Lavina 7.11, Asterisca 7.8. PROSPECTS FOR TO-DAY. January: Silver Song, Aubretia Aotea: Kahunoke, RoyaS Banquet. Matapiro: Sunny Song, Lavina, Hybi sens. Juvenile; Quake, Passion Flower, Blue Garter. Xew Year: Speed, Slippery. Omahu: Hest. 'l’res See. Final: Cullus, Asterisca. STRATFORD MEETING. STRATFORD, Jiwiuarv 1. The Stratford races opened before a good attendance. 'The tote handled £14,376 10s compared with £16,000 10s last year. Drizzling rain began before the first event, and as the afternoon progressed, developed into a. steadv fall. The last race was run in a. heavy downpour, am] on a fastsoftening track. Results;— OH UR A HURDLES.—YT II A N (Drinkwater) 1; Revision (Redgway) 2; 'lareha (Nicol) 3. Also started. Richfield, 2/2 SI. Ames. 6/5 Silver Division, 7/7 Gowanlea. Won by three lengths; same. Time 2.50. TRIAL STAKES'—I/1 ROYAL DANCE (France) 1; 4/4 Reipar (Green) 2; 5/5 Zionist (Ridgway) 3. Also started: 2/2 Panloff. 8/7 Lebanon car. 8.94 and Vansine (bracketed), 10/10 Sable ear. 8.8, 7/8 Wharerangi, 3/3 Harbour Bridge, 9/9 Red Sand, 6/6 Spender car. 8.1. Won bv half a length; four lengths. Timo 1.3 3-5. TARIKI HACK HANDICAP.—7/4 KORERO (Ridgway) 1; 1/2 Tahurangi (Donovan) 2; 6/7 Ruaform (Keesinff) 3. Also started; 2/1 St. Clara, 3/3 Sunny Downs, 4/6 Prince Reno, 5/5 iGayfire. Won by a head: two lengths. Timo 1.5. ClTp.__6/7 FERSEN (Gunn) 1; 5/5 Silk Sox (Fersy) 2; 2/2 Bugle Call (Keesing) 3. Also started: 3/3 Davistock. 1/1 Aga Khan, 4/4 Miladi, 7/6 Nightguard. Won by half a length: same. Time 1.9 3-5. ELTHAM HACK HANDICAP.—2/2 FRIESLAND (Dulieu) 1; 4/4 Tutor (Keesing) 2; 3/3 Onewhetu (Mclnaliy) 3. Also started: 1/1 Royal Dance, 5/6 Colossal, 7/7 Windscreen car. 7.77, 6/5 Spender car. 7.0. Won by a length; two lengths. Timo 1.16 1-5. MID HIRST HANDICAP.—LU CID lUS (Dulieu) 1; Merry Way (Donovan) 2; Diagano (Keesing) 3. Also started: Miladi, 5/4 Musquil. Won bv two lengths; half a length. Time 1.34 3-5. JUVENILE HANDICAP.—4/4 COLLODION (Green) 1; 2/2 Fast Acre (Gunn) 2; 1/1 Lowenberg car. 7.104 (Keesing) 3. Also started: 3/3 Chikara, 5/5 Silver Wings, 676" "Autopeen ear. 7.5. Won by two lengths; same. Time 1.4 4-5. RAILWAY HACK HANDICAP.— 1/1 LIA FAIL (Keesing) 1; 2/2 Chief Marionette (Dulieu) 2; 5/4 Harvest Moon (Green) 3. Also started: 4/5 Princess Star, 6/6 All Spirit, 8/8 Taitoru, 7/7 Gold Gleam car. 7.9, 3/3 Phiakuo. Won by a length; same. Time 1.16 1-5. SECOND DAY’S ACCEPTANCES.

NEW PLYMOUTH, January 1. Stratford acceptances for the second day are as follows:— MAKURI HURDLES, 14 miles.— Emancipation 11.2, Colossal, Revision 11.0, Gowanlea, Ythan 10.6, Bay Sand 9.0, St. Ames 10.4, Tareha 10.2, Beau Star 9.6, Silver Division 9.0. CARDIFF STAKES, 6 furlongs.— Harbour Bridge, Huskie, Vansine 8.7, Red Sand, Zionist, Fast Acre, Ringside 8.0. MALONE MEMORIAL, 9 furlongs. —Aga Khan 9.3, Bugle Call 8.7, Lai la Quex 8.2, Fersen 8.2, Musquil 7.12, Korero 7.12, Silk Sox 7.4, Gold Gleam 7.0. KAPONGA HACK, 6 lurlongs.— Princess Star 8.13, Chief Marionette 8.9, Dancing Lady 8.7, Harvest Moon 8.4, Onewhetu 7.10, Phiakuo, Harbour Bridge, Spender 7.0. STRATFORD HACK PLATE, 9 furlongs.—Korero 9.1, Maid of the Air 9.0, Tahurangi 8.12, Silk Sox 8.7, Dark Marble 8.3, St. Clara 8.2, All Spirit 8.1, Tutor 7.5, Royal Dance 7.1. ELECTRIC'' JUVENILE, 5 furlongs —Friesland 9.9, Collodian 9.6, Silver Wings 8.11, Fast Acre 7.12, Lowenberg 7.11, Vivo gelding 7.10, Zionist 7.7, Joy Box 7.6, Grateful 7.0. TOKO HANDICAP, about, 7 furlongs.—Lucidus 9.9, The Tiger 8.9, Miladi 8.0. Diagano 7.12, Princess Star 7.10, Nightguard 7.6, Revision 7.6, Merrv Wav 7.5, Moatoa 7.4. COUNTY HACK, about 7 furlongs— Chief Marionette 8.9, All Spirit 8.3, Glenvane 8.3, Tutor 7.8, Lebanon, Windscreen 7.0. AUCKLAND TROTS. WORTHY LIGHT WINS. AUCKLAND, December 31. Tho Auckland Trotting Club’s Sum-

mer meeting concluded at Ellerslie to-day in fine weather. The frack was fast, and the attendance fair. The tote handled £19,4765, compared with £22,534$ on the corresponding day last year, a decrease of £3.048. 'Die total for the meeting was £75,563, as against £75,548$ last year, an increase of £l4s. Results:— TAMAKI HANDICAP.—I RUSTLE (C. Smith) 1; 5 Autumn Lu (G. 11. Stubbs) 2; 2 Wahnooka (Donald) 3. Also started: 7 Mountain Sun, 11 Nelson Pirate, 12 Win Huon, 8 Carl, 6 Manna’s Son, 9 Gala Day, 10 Kohewah, 3 Guy O’ Mine, 4 Mataunga, 1 Ganton bracketed with the winner. Won by one and a-quarter lengths; three-quarters of a length. Times 3.22 4-5; 3.27 3-5; 3.23. PARK HANDICAP.—G OL D DREDGE (Clifton) 1; 1 Rare Roy (F. W. Smith) 2; 5 Home Brew (Mitchell) 3. Also started: 7 Nelson Luvan, 6 Star Pronto, 9 Winaway, 8 Dillon Bond, 1 Rayon D’Or bracketed with the second horse, 2 Transworthy, 4 Lucky Love. Won by a. length and a-half; a length. Times 2.49; 2.51 3-5; 2.51 4-5.

TELEGRAPH HANDICAP.—I, SURE (Edwards) 1; 5 Willie Derby LS. M. August) 2; 3 Arabond (Donald) 3. Also started: 8 Colonial Boy, 6 Dan Direct, 5 Manco bracketed with second horse, 2 Francis Lincoln, 7 Pukemiro, 4 Realty. Won by two lengths; one length. Times 4.30 2-5; 4.28; 4.24 3-5.

PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP —3 WORTHY LIGHT (F. J. Smith) 1; Roi L’Or (F. Holmes) 2; 7 Glenrossie (Thomas) 3. Also started; 10 Kew-

pie’s Triumph, 6 Auburn Lad. 4 Blue Mountain, 5 Impromptu, 11 Jewel Jointer, 1 Indianapolis, 9 Lindbergh, 8 Harold Logan. Blue Mountain skipped at the start, and Worthy Light took the lend after a mile, followed by Kewpie’s Triumph, Auburn Lad, Impromptu, Jewel Pointer and GLenrossie. The order at the turn 'was Worthy Light, Blue Mountain. Roi L’Or and Indianapolis. Worthy Light stayed on well to win by half a length from Roi L’Or, with Gtlenrossie three-quarters of a length away third, and Blue Mountain a good fourth. Times 4.19; 4.14 1-5; 4.17 3-5. Roi L’Or beat his own world's place record for a grass track by one and a-half seconds. NEW YEAR HANDICAP.—3 BIN GEN CHIEF (Cockbill) 1; 1 Mocast (Donald) 2; 4 Homeward (S. M. August) 3. Also started: 7 Gumdigger, 2 Smokescreen, 6 Bracken, 8 Glandore, 5 Donum, 9 Nelson De Oro. Won by a head: four lengths. Times 3.78; 3.18 1-5; 3.20. Bingen Chief’s time is a track record. ASSOCIATION HANDICAP.—2 PARRISH ~BELLE (Lee) 1: 1 Nell Volo (F. J. Smith) 2; 3 Moko Girl (Dyne) 3. The only starters. Won bv two and a-half lengths; 200 yards. Times 4.35 : 4.27 1-5: 5.7 ONSLOW HANDICAP.—I KEWPIE’S BOND (Bell) 1; 2 Social Fest IKennerley) 2; 6 Subsidy (Dq.v’’. . 3. Also started: 4 Blondie, 5 ’SjL-l'.'v, 8 l.p Chenault, 2 Peter y:keted wi*h second horse, Etawah, 10 Worthy Chief, 7 WSs, 3 .War Girt Won by two : J.ns; one length. Tinies 3.19 l-ftfe •: 117 3-5. -A->

PREMIER HANDICAP.—I CHANCELLOR (F. J. Smith) 1; 2 Tempest (Fraser) 2; 4 Kewpie’s Guy (Bell) 3. Also started: 5 Homeward. 3 Jackie Thorpe. 7 Realty, 8 Smopger. 6 Travis, 9 First Flight, Kewpie’s Triumph bracketed with third horse. Won by three-quarters of a leng half a length. Times 2.43 4-5; 2.40 4-5; 2.42. PORT ADELAIDE CUP. (Aus & N.Z. Cable Assn.) ADELAIDE, December 29. At the Port Adelaide meeting, the following was the result of the Port Adelaide Cun, of 2000 sovs., 1 mile 6 furlongs and 74yds: Supervalve, Mr H. G. Bernard’s b Trivalve — Lunette. 3yrs; and Mellion, Mr C. H. Wood’s br g. by Trillion —Sealorino, syrs, (dead heat) 1; Eastern Star, Mr T. G. Young’s blk g, Devizes— Opera Star, syrs, 3. Nineteen started. Dead heat, with the third horse a length a-half away. Time 3.35. The Croydon Highweight Handicap, 6$ furlongs, was won by the seven-year-old New Zealand bred gelding, Tenterden, by Chief Ruler and Rosellate.