WORLD OF SPORT

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 15 April 1925, Page 3

WORLD OF SPORT

RACING FIXTURES. April 11, 13, 15 and 18—Australian J.U. Autumn. April IS —Greymouth R.C. April 18, 20 —Avondale J.C. April 2d—.Reef ton J.C. May 1, 2 —Marlborough 11. C. May I, 2 —South Canterbury J.C. May (>, 7 —Hawke’s Bay J.C. May s)—Aniberley it.C. May 13, 11 —Egmout R.C. May I(s—North Canterbury R.C.

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SECOND DAY’S RACING

tuy TEL.Jb.CIt APII PRESS ASSOCIATION. Util Kb 1 GH.I K.UH, Apt if 14

The Ltui.tetlbu.ry Jockey Curb’s Easter meeting concluded in fins weather. 'i'he-ie was au average attendance. The totalizator handled 1-34.332 iDs, compared with £34, 9<6 on the coi responding day last year. Re- lilts: Peerswick Hurdle.s, once lound and a. distance. 1 Adjutor (A. Rut liven) 1, 5 Petunia 2, 1 Puwhere 3. Also .started: 2 Red Krisis, 3 1 lei I rock. Won by six length's, a head between second and third. Time, 2.57 2-5. Hell rock fell and broke its shoulder and was destroyed. AY. Redding, l.is rider-, suffeivd a broken collarbone. Autumn. Nun-cry Handicap, six tirrlongs.—2 John, Bradbury (D. Cotton) 1, 1 Nadatino 2, 4 Passing Hour il. Also started: 3 Spark light. 4 Vesperus, 5 Cornstalk. 6 Gay Bird. Won by a length and a hail!, a- length between second and third. Time. 1.13. Ya Id hurst Welter . Handicap, seven furlongs:—<2 Gay Juliet (G. Young) I. 1 Rich Prize 2, 1 Barn, Owl 3. Also started : 4. Los Ambus, 3 Ayr burn, 5 Lady Gay, 7 Pink Rose, 6 Quality, iWon bv a head, the same distance be- . tween second and third. Time. 3 .26 2-5.

i Addington. Handicap, one mile. —5 Retrospect (W. Brown) 1. 3 Carnot 2, 9 Pelia 3. Also started: 1 Kilns, 5 Game,bag, 10 Jubilant. 4 Corinthic, 2 Cooliy Bondhu, 11 Kilbinue, 13 o<phir, 7 Olympia, 8 Fairy Herald, (5 Kilcaninieh, 12 Wiinkie’s Rebel. Won by four lengths, one length, between second and third. Time, 1.40.

Soekburn .Handicap, one in.iie and a quarter. —2 Fool’s Paradise _ (E. A. Keeping) 1, 3 Haze 2, 5 .Mountain Lion 3.' Also started : 1 Pilijewinkie, 4 Red Wink, 7 Royal Star, 6. Lucine.tte. Haze made the running to the distance, where the field closed up. Fool’s 'Paradise forged to the front and won. by a length Iron) Haze, who was three lengths alidad of Mountain Lion. Time, 2.5 1-5. Challenge Stakes, seven furlongs. Gloaming (G. Young) 1, Chignon 2. The only starters. Gloaming led all the way and won under pull by two lengths. Time, 1.28. The totalisator was )iot opened for this race. Templeton Handidap. six furlongs. — 2 Civility (Beale) 1, 5 Finora 2, 4 Grand Knight 3. Also (.started:l Peneus, 3 Moorland, 6 Firestick. Won by a length, two lengths oof ween Aeon cl and third. Time. 1.11 2-5. Final Handicap, one mile.—4 Wul Oakland (A. Messervey) 1,2 Tar let on 2, 1 Siao'si 3. Also started :_ 3 Starmis/t, 5 Top Score. Won by three lengths, four lengths between second and third. Time, 1.39 To. NOTES AND COMMENTS.

(Bv Telegraph.—Special to Star.) | CHRISTCHURCH, April 14. I The Canterbury Jockey Chib’s autumn meeting was concluded in ideal wea--tlier. The racing was again most interesting, the seven .races providing 'great' contests. Gleaming had a walkover in the Challenge Stakes. Puwhero was. an* even money favourite lor the Purswick Hurdles, with the others fairly evenly backed, all at good prices. Red Criss led Petunia and Puwliero the stmids, but Puwheio soon jumped to the front, and round ■the top turn the orde.r was PmvherO, Adjutor, Red Kriss, and Petunia. Puwhero and Adjutor were on terms at the lust fence, and Adjutor went on to win hv lour lengths. Puwhero was vbeaten by only half a head for second place by Petunia, who finished well. ■Bedrock fell and broke a 'eg, being afterwards destroyed. Nadaripo. John .Bradbury and Sparklight were well backed, in that order, in the Autumn Nursery. Cornstalk. Nadarino and John Bradbury were the .fust to show out, .John Bradbury led ■on to the course proper and heat Nadarino home by a length. Passing Hour was a head away third, with Sparklight and Vesperus next. The Barn Owl - Rich Prize bracket was hacked down to odds on in the Yaldhurst Welter, with Gay Juliet and Ayrburn also well in favour. Los Ambus piloted the field to the turn, the most prominent being Rich Prize, Quality and Gay Ju'iet. The leader was done at the distance, and Gay Juliet came through on the rails to heat Rich Prize by half a length. Barn Owl was a similar distance away third, with Los Ambus and Lady Gay next. Kilris was favourite for the Addington Handicap, Coch-y-Bondhu, Carnot and Corintliic, all being well supported. The leading hunch to. the turn comprised Peho, Cocli-y-Bondhu, Kilris and Retrospect. The last-named .came away at the distance and won easily by four lengths from Carnot, who had been left badly at. the harrier .rise Peho was two lengths away third, with Gamebag. Winkie’s Rebel and Kilris next. Pilliewinkie was slightly better hacked than Fool’s Paradise in the Sockburn Handicap, with Haze well supported. and a fair amount oJ money for Red Wink. Pilliewinkie was left and Haze was soon well clear of Mountain Lion, with Fool’s Paradise, Royal star and Reel Wink following at intervals. Fool’s Paradise moved up at the turn, and Pilliewinkie also, came through, with Red Wink. Fool’s Paradise forged ahead in the run home, and v.-on by *half a length from Haze, with Mountain Lion three lengths awav third. Red Wink, Royal Star and Pi'Pewinkie, together, were next. Gloaming was opposed only by Chignon in the Challenge Stakes, and th? ‘Tote” was not opened. Gloaming led nil the way, to win by two lengths from his mate. , , . , Penetis, Civility. Moorland and Cvraiid Knio-ht were hacked in that order in the Templeton Handicap, Pencils being a hot favourite. Finom. led Moorland and Grand Knudit on to the course proper, with Firestiok last. Civility rnnio fast in the straight and won by h\vo lencrths from Finom, with Grand Knight half a length away third. Peneus and Moorland we_re next. Sinosi was n verv decided favourite for the Final Handicap, and there was o-ood hacking for Tarleton and Starmist. Will Oakland began best, and went out with a big break from Top Score, Siaosi and Starmist, Tarleton being slow to find his feet. Will Oakland was still well clear from Ton Score at the turn, where Tarleton had caught the field. Will Oakland in the end won easily hv three lengths from Tarleton. with Saiosi four lengths away third. Starmist was fourth.*

ACCEPTANCES FOR WESTLAND

GREYMOUTH, Apri', It. 'The Westland Racing Club’s acceptances are as follow: Trial Handicap, six furlongs. —Lord Leslie, Tempe 0.8, Hallowncon 8.12, Pickaninnv b. LO, Marble Bar 5.5, Ca iburn 8.3, Probate 8.2,-.Prince Cnarleroi 7.9, Espada, Bonny Clan. 7.0. High-Weight Handicap, 7 furlongs.— Lord A,sl)lea ,I).i, Zero Hour 9.7, Kuia 9.6, Rapid Rose 9.3, Caliburn 9.2, Piobate 8.12, Fresco 8.10, North Inch 80, Elixir 8.3, Espada 8.0. Autumn Handicap, \\ miles.*—' icwpoint 9.3. Prosperity 8.9, Lord Aslilea 8.6, Zero Hour. 8.1, 'Prince Ferouz-8.0, Fresco 7.6. Bitters 7.5. Hurdle Handicap, 1-1 Jiii'gs.l—Laverock 10.4. Cushman, Besti.r 10.2, Big Push 9.13. Flying Master 9.12, Elixir 9.3, Lord Nagar, Phil May 9.0. President's Handicap. 51 furlongs.— Hallownoon 8.1j5,.. Pjekanintiy ,8.9, Big Push, Flying Master 8.8. Tempe 8.4, Kikini 8.3. Deep Drive 8.1. Some AbJ Railway Handicap, 6£ furlongs.— Goosestep 9.10, Prosperity 9.1, CasteV hui 9.0, Prince Ferouz., Lord Leslie 8.8, Bestir 8.5, Caliburn 8.4. Prince Charleroi 7.10. Barleycorn 7.6. Express Trot, one mile.— Foremast scr.. Plain George, Marion Junior, Velocity 24yds bhd.; Galindo Do)’.. Miss ■Chancellor. Arran Chief 48, Queen s General 96. Arran Lad, Tracey Boy 108 Mefrv Logan, Never Will 120. Dominion Trot, U miles.—Huon Gift scr., Marion Junior 12 yds bhd A Ocean Whispers. Velocity 24, Miss Chance Tor 36 Arran Chief. Tekarere 48, Galindo Doll 60. Atlios 132, Tracey Boy 156, Merry Logan 168.

SYDNEY YEARLING SALES

Y CABLE—I'H.ESS ASSOCIATION - COPYRIGHT. SYDNEY, April 14. At the. yearling sales a Lilyvo.il— Cooiandhu colt, a brother of Lilyponcl (winner of the Sydney Gobi _ Cup), realised 625 guineas. A Valais— Carmenita filly realised 850 guineas.. Bidding was poor, many lots being passed in. A Valais —Citrona colt realised 900 guineas; a AVoorali—Girralong colt ToOfV guineas;, a Sarchedon—Trim light colt 1.550 guineas; a Sarchedon—Sweet Malt colt 1800' guineas; and a Sarchedon—Wallace »Maid colt 1000 guineas.-

TROTTING

NEW PLYMOUTH MEETING

Below are given the acceptances for the trotting meeting at New Plymouth .in Saturday: Maiden Handicap (harness), one mile and a half.—Dodger Speed King, 0 lead a, Typist, Albert Zolock, Ce Advanceur, Gaza, Wild Child ecr. Waitara Handicap (harness), one mile and a half .—Mortar, ,Tui , Bells scr, Gipsy Mac, AVildwood King 24ytls bhd, Juju 60, Peterson, Real Todd 96, Elsa Xore 132, Jmbster 180. Marble Hall 216. Moturoa Handicap (saddle), one mile and a quarter. —Dodger, Tekapo, Bright Light, Oleada, Ce Advanceur, Master Grattan, AVild Child scr, Satmbird 24yds bhd. Mahone 72, Why AA’orrv 84. Taranaki Trotting Cup (harness), two miles. —Uncle Bert scr, Gold Flake, Buz. Buz, Doctor Dillon 12yds bhd, AA’airua, Daphne AA’ildwood 24, Respect 36. Kokiritea 48, Blair Audubon 60, Lord Nepean 120. Omata Handicap (harness), one mile and a half.—Silver Lining, Tekapo. Speed King, Typist, Aggie Bell, Tannhauser, Wild Child scr. Plain Bob 48yds bhd. Sjambok 60, Mv Junior 72. TJrenui Handicap (saddle), .one mile. -—Jean Darling, Siamhok. Wild Daisy. Master Grattan,- Satinbird scr, Uramic. Jean Audubon, Wairua 12vds bhd, AA hy AA’orr.v 24.

Inglewood Handicap (harness), two miles.—Peterson, , Real Todd, Gipsy Mac- scr, Elsa Nore 36yds bhd, Lobster 108, Marble Sail 192. . Farewell Handicap (harness), one mile and a quarter.—JMahene. My Junior, Uramic.; Jean Audubon, , Wild Daisy, Jean Darling, Tannhaufier scr. Uncle Bert 12yds bhd, Gold Flake, Buz Buz 24,' Daphne AA T ildwood, Respect 48.

TNTIERiPJLETA.T'I ON OF A RULE, CIHRISTCHUROH. April 15. The New Zealand Trotting Board met yesterday and discussed an interpretation of the mile 315. as to the l ight of a- disqualified ■ person, to race а. horse pending s the- case being finally ■determined. It was agreed to refer the mlatter to the .annual conference. It was decided to authorise the Imangahua Club to -pay out tlie stakes won hy Some AA’ilks. The Nelson Trotting Club. having been granted an extra permit, is hohl•ng an autumn race meeting m May б, nominations for .which close on Frilav next. 17th inst.