SPORTING

Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 29 December 1926, Page 3

SPORTING

FIXTURES. Dec. 27, 28, 30—Mamawatu R.C Dec. 27, 29, Jan. 1, 3 —Auckland R.C. Dec. 31, Jan. 1, 4 —Greymouth J.C. Jan. I—Wadkouaiti R.C. Jan. I—Wyndham RI.C. Jan. 1, 3—Hawke’s Bay J.C. Jan. 1, 3—Stratford R.C. Jan. 1. 3 —Marion J.C. Jan! 1, 3—W air ara p a R.C. Jan. 3, 4—Southland. R.C. MAX AW AT U MEETING. (by TULEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOC CATION.) PALMERSTON N., Dec. 28. The second day of the Manawatu Racing Club’s meeting was held in sunny weather, with a good track, and there was a large attendance for an off day The totalisator handled £35,380, against £45,571 for the corresponding day last year. Results were: KELYIN HACK HANDICAP. Of 200 sovs. One mile 110 yards. 5 Inoe (S. Wilson) 1 (7 Conviction -I 2 Panart 3 Also started: 6 General Wai, 4 Assurance, 1 Lady killer, 3 Catcall, 8 Hymill. Won by a length, with noses between the next four. Time, 1.50. HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. Of 200 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 6 Capitulation (S. Anderson) ... 1 1 Pburi „ 3 Brigadier Bill Also started: 4 Sottano, _9 Little River, 7 Glenidle, 8 Pantler, o Asleep, 2No Favours, 10 Vexatious. Won byfive lengths, with half a length between second and third, lime, HIGHDEN HACK HANDICAP. 6 Bank Note (L. Pine) 1 2 Helen „ 1 Te Koroke ° Also started: 5 Precious 7 Lin Arlington, 4 Cerf, 3 Merle, 11 Lady Cynthia, 8 Volplane 9 Hymestrason, 10 Royal Time, 15 Kilmoyler, 13 Kalos, 14 Truney, 12 Plane. Von by halt a length, with half a length between second and third. Time, 1.15 2-5. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. Of 700 sovs. One mile and a suarter. 2 Hynanna (R. J • Mackie) 1 5 Euphonium " 1 Rapier a Also started: 6 Merry Day, 3 Novar 8 Kilfaire, 4 Fresco, 11 0p a > 1° de Leon, 9 Penman, 7 Kilmiss. i Won by three lengths, with half a length between second and third. Time, 2./. PALMERSTON NORTH STAKES. Of 500 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 Reremoana (J. Barry) 1 2 Glentruin j? Also started: 3 Tukia. Won by two lengths, with two lengths between second and third. Time, 1.14 l-o. TERRACE HACK HANDICAP. Of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs. 1 Horomea (J. Beale) } 4 Rising Star ~ 2 Outfit Also started: 3 Elysianor 8 Anchor, 6 Sir Moment 5 Royal Land, H Gaidant, 12 Wilderness 10 •Joyeuse, 7 Calluna, 15 Imperial Rose, 9 Petal, 13 Bonny Louisa, 14 Archon. Won by a head, with a head between second and third. Time, 1.28 3-o. HIMITANGI HANDICAP. Of 300 sovs. One mile HO yards. 4 Allmarimba (T. Green) 1 3 Modern “ 2 Bennanee A Also started: 1 Polar, 5 Santonio 6 Aly.son. Won by half a length with three lengths between second and third. Time, 1.48. awapuni handicap. Of 400 sovs. Six furlongs. 2 Nine o’ Spades 1 4. Royal Damon 2 6 Black Mint 5 Also started: 1 Orchid, 3 Mireusonta, 5 Gold Box, 9 Lipsol, 8 Anthonie, 7 Miss Hupana. Following an inquiry, the judicial committee reversed the positions of the first two horses, awarding Nine o’ Spades the race on account of interference by- Royal Damon, whose rider (S. Anderson) was disqualified for one month. Time, 1.14. NOTE'S OX THE MEETING. UY TIiLECUiAPiJ—SPECIAL TO THE STAR. PALMERSfOX X., Dec. 28. It was an ideal day for the continuation! of the iVianawatu Racing Uuib's meeting to-djay, 'the track being in first-class order, and the attendance good. For .serious interference at the turn in the concluding event the rider <>i Royal Damon, S. Anderson, was suspended for one month. Nine of Spades was placed first, and Royal Damon second. Nino oi Spades was purchased just prior to the rare tor Mr. I). O'. Rutherford. The Kelvin Handicap saw Lady-killer a good favourite, with inoe at a long price. Lady-killer was, in front at the end of a, furlong, from Hymil, General Wai, Conviction and Inoe, with Panart and Assurance last. Lady killer was beaten at the turn, and inoe shot out to win by a length. There was a good struggle for second, with heads between Conviction, Panart, General Wai, and Catcall. Lady-killer was a. good thing beaten by bad riding. Inoe won well, but the group which finished just behind him all did well. Pouri, No Favours, and Brigadier Bill carried the bulk of the money in the Highweight Handicap. Capitulation took charge at the end of half a mile from No Favours, Glenidle, Hottana., Little River, and Vexatious. No Favours drifted right back, and at the home turn Capitulation was well clear of Sottana. Little River, Brigadier Bill, and Pouri. the last named haying come from a long way back. Pouri heat all the others, but Capitulation, who won bv five lengths. Ri'gndior Bill was half a. length away third, and Sottana. right up fourth, then came Asleep. Glenidle, and Little River. Capitulation won easily, but Pouri was. badlyhandled. Rripudier Bill and Sottana ran fair races. Te Koroke wound up a slightly better favourite than Helen for the Highden Handicap. Bank Note land Helen

»ca oau i * Lull « vjxjj ic*iio ullu jlj.^ O il, \\ XisXX At'cca/db U*lU AaOITC k/u L-uuy iao(;a to* Liit? lulu, wueit *.v iv.MOivo was siii>\VJ-iig up. le ivuioKe WCIU» i-il pursuit Ox iKtllii ailci Ltei-cii in tiio out jdu.uk .Note, ueau tieien by nan a. length, witn te rv ore E e iiaii a. ieiigtn awiay tn.U'U. lvaios, finishing on, wag tourth, ami volplane, jetrecious. anu Cert next. Jtieien was unruly at tile barrier, ana Doth she ana ±JanK iNote showed plenty of speed, noth Merle and Te Koroke were unlucky in tire running. Rapier was a good lavourite for the President’s Hanuioap, with Hynanna and Euphonium well supported. Euphonium led out, and the order of the leaders for a mile was: Penman, Rapier, Kilimss, Killaire, Hynanna, Novar and fresco. Euphonium, who. was in trouble early, put m ta good run across the top, and Hynanna ran past the leaders .at the turn. Euphonium went in pursuit, but tailed to reach ilynanna by three lengths. Rapier, tuiishiug well, was half a length away third, with Penman right up fourth, and Fresco and Merry Day next. Ityrianna won easily, but Euphonium was unlucky. Fresco looks likely to un[b'ove. Rapier had every chance, and was beaten on ills merits. Reremoana was at a. reasonable price iu the Palmerston North Stakes. Tukta. and Peneus led Glentruin and Reremoaiia to the turn. Glentruin was m trout as they turned for home, but Reremoiana was in front half way down the straight, and won easily by two lengths from Glentruin, who beat Peneus by two lengths, Vith Tukia three lengths away. Reremoana is back to his best, and Glentruin is in something like her best form. Horomea. Outfit and Elysianor parried the bulk of the money in the Terrace Handicap. Royal Lind, Rising Star, Bonny Louisa, Horomea, Elysaaig or and Archon were the leaders to the turn, where Ouiit made a belated appearance. Horomea and Rising Star had a great battle to the post, with Outfit catching them at every stride. At the end Horomea. beat Rising Star by a short head,, with Outfit a head away third. Archon was fourth. Wild-, erness and Elysianor were next. Rising Star .should have won, and Outfitwas unlucky. Polar was a good favourite, for the Kimitangi Handicap, but, (after leading Bennanee, Alyson, and Allmarimba, with the others righs up. at the turn, he had had enough, and Allmarimba, came away to. win by half a length from Modern, who. beat Bennanee for second place by three lengths. Polar was fourth, and Santonio. next. Allmarimba won well .and Modem also ran a solid race. Bennanee was rather disappointing. Orchid was a decided favourite for the Awapuni Handicap, and with Nine of Spades he led to the turn from. Royal Damon, Mireusonta. Royal Damon interferred seriously with Orchid at the turn, Orchid going right back. Royal Damon went on ,and won by half a length from Nine of Spades, who beat Black Mint by half a length. Lipsol, Gold Box and Anthonie were next.

RACING AT DUNEDIN. CONCLUDING DAY’S RESULTS. DUNEDIN, Dec. 28. The Dunedin Jockey Club’s meeting concluded to-day, rain falling during the last two races. The totalisator handed £20,362 for the day, compared with £29.275 10s for the second day of the Exhibition meeting last year. The total for the meeting is £45,188 10s, against £64,457 10s last year. Following are the results: — MILBURN HURDLES HANDICAP. Of 200 sovs] 11 miles. 6 Kapunn (Anderson) I 7 • Bonomef 2 1 Radiac 3 Also started: 2 Adjutor, 4 Guncase, 5 Coastguard. 3 Raikahu. Won by a length, with a head between second and third. Time, 2.53 2-5. FE RXHI LL 1L AN DIC AP. Of 250 sovs. ; l)i miles. 2 Sol rose (Voight) 1 7 Equerry ‘. 2 I Gold Mint 0 Also started: 4 Roman Archer, 5 Jolly Glad. 6 Frivolous, 3 Battle Colours, 8 Obligio, 9 Fairy Tidings. Won by a length and a quarter, with three lengths between second and third. Time, 2.11. * JUVENILE HANDICAP. Of 225 sovs; five furlongs. 1 Jericho (Emerson) , I 7 Don Jose , 2 3 Arrowy 3 Also started: Money Peer, 2 (Money Mine, 8 Tembroney. 4 Zelaman. 5 Scrambler. 6 Traho, 6 Traction. Won bv a lormth and a half, ' with four lengths between second and third. Time, 1.4. ST. ANDREW’S HANDICAP. Of 400 sovs] one mile. 4 Dismantle (Kerr) 1 2 Corn Money /•■• 2 5 Ravenna 3 Also started : 3 Vaward, 1 Geranial. Dismantle led all the way lO win by a length from Corn Money, who was a head in front of Ravenna. Time, 1.42 3 GRANDSTAND HANDICAP. Of 275 sovs; 6 furlongs. 2 Countersign (Eastwood) 1 L Booster_ ■ - •i 6 Arrowmir 3 Also started: 3 Lava, 4 Swwt Melody, 5 Dancing Days. Won by a length, with two lengths between .second and third. Time, 1.15 4-5. TAI HO A HANDICAP. Of 200 sovs ; 6 furlongs. 1 Mai tis (Cooper) 1 8 Overhaul 2 2 French Belle 3 Also started: 6 Rose nor, 4 Credit, 7 Real Glad. 3 Lady Dilatory, 5 Spean Bridge, 9 Symons. Won bv two and a half lengths, with a length between second and third. A LLANTON HANDICAP Of 250 sovs; 6 fnr’ongs. 3 Queen Balboa (Powell) J 1 5 Bilbo 2 2 King Sol .. 3 Also started: 7 Rnse.lay, 1 Pink Note, 4 Full Swing, 8 Happy Warrior, 6 Courtlv Rose, 9 Boom. Won by a length, with a length between second and third. Time, 1.45 4-5. FAR EWELL H A XIMCA P. Of 225 sovs; 7 furlongs. 5 M iss Winkie (Brodie) 1 2 John Bradbury 2 4 Receipt 3 Also started: 1 Arpe-nt, 3 Bugle Note. 6 Gold Brick. 8 Hurdv Gurdy, 7 Dark Spot. Won by a neck, with half a length between second and third. Time, 1,32 1-5.

WESTLAND R.C. MEETING. HOKITIKA. Dec. 28. The Westland Racing Club’s meeting concluded to-day. There was again perfect weather and the course was fast. The attendance was good. The totalisator handled £8334, as against £7787 last year, and a total of £17,931 for the meeting, last year’s total being £16,295, an increase of £1636 being shown tliis year. The results are: COUNTY HANDICAP. Of 80 sovs. Six fjirlongs. 1 Silver Tray 1 7 Motor Smash 2 3 Lytup 3 Also started: Birthmark, Wharf edale, Prince Charleroi, Some Abbey, Lord Middleton. Won by a length, with a neck between second and third. Time, 1.17 2-5. THOMPSON HANDICAP. Of 90 sovs. Six and a-half furlongs. 2 Corinthici 1 1 Gay Bird 6 2 4 All Gold 3 Also started: Caliburn, Sartolite, Cash Box. Won by- two lengths, with a length between second and third. Time, 1.2 22-5. PACIFIC HURDLES. Of 100 sovs. One mile and threequarters. 2 Tenterfield 1 1 Hokioi 2 3 North Inch 3 Also started: Gauntlet. This was a fine race between the two first horses. Won by a length, with ten lengths between second and third. Time, 3.28. ■HOKITIKA HANDICAP. Of 170 sovs. One mile and a quarter. 3 Taboo 1 2 Hallowno on 2 5 Will Oakland 3 Also started: Prince Ferouz, Goosestep, John Dix. A splendid race. Won by a neck, with a neck between second and third, two lengths covering the field. Time, 2.12. SUMMER HANDICAP. Of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. 3 Some Abbey 1 1 Moorland 2 2 Note 3 Also started: Lord Ashley. Won by half a length, with a length between second and third. Time, 1.18. WELTER HANDICAP. 1 Steel Bar 1 4 Rapid Rose 2 3 Bitters i 3 Also started: Kilris, Hiero. A, fine finish. Won by a head, with a neck between second and third. Time. 1.32. RAILWAY HANDICAP. Qf_Bo sovs. Six furlongs. 4 Big Push 1 1 Coupon *. t 3 Captain Wai t t Dead-heat. Also started: Sasham. A great fin ish. Won (by hailf a length. Time. 1.17 1-5. FINAL HANDICAP. Of 90 sovs. Six and a-half furlongs. 3 Pickaninny I 1 Para 2 4 Viewpoint 3 Also started: Peho, Lord Leslie. Won by two lengths, with a length between second and third. Time, 1.24 2-5. RE-HANDIOAPS. FOR HAWKE’S BAY MEETING. WELLINGTON, Dec. 28. The following W-aipukurau winners are re-handicapped for the Hawke’s Bay meeting: Otatara Jumpers’ Flat. —Alaric 11:11. Hastings Handicap.—Father O’Flynn 9.1 Juvenile Handicap.—Polydectes 8.7. President’s Handicap.—Morose 7.9. Waapatu Welter. —Mountain Star 9.13. Haveloek Handicap-—Starboard Light 9.4, Moepai 8.10. ste w a rds FT an d i cap. —Fa t her O’Fl v 1111 9.0.

WAIRARAPA OUP. PALMERSTON N., Dec. 28. Hynanna lj(as been re-handioapped for the Wairarapa. Cup at 8.13. THOROUGHBRED SALES. BY (UUUiE-PJiESS ASSOCIATION COF Y El(i i’i SYDNEY, Dec. 28. At the thoroughbred sales. J. Currie, New Zealand, purchased the nvare Jewel of Asia for 575 guineas.