SPORTING

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 22 October 1927, Page 3

SPORTING

FIXTURES. Oct. 21, 22 —Waikato R.S. Spring. Oct. 22j 24 —Wellington R.C. Spring. Oct. 24 —Waverfey R.C. Annual. Oct. 24 —.North Canterbury R.O. Annual. Oct. 24 —Waikato Hunt Tnnual. Oct 24 —Waipawa County R.C. Annual Oct. 24, 26—Gore R.C. Spring. Oct. 27, 29—Poverty Bay Turf Club Spring. Oct. 29—Banks Peninsula R.C. Spring. Oct 29 —Upper Glut-ha R.C. annual. Oct. 29—Masterton R.C. Spring. Nov 5 7, 9. 12—C.J.C. Metropolitan. Nov. 10, 12—Whangarei R.C. Spring. Dec. 20 ,28. Jan. 2, 3—Auckland R.C. Summer.

WAIKATO MEETING. RESULTS OF YESTERDAY’S RACES (B V TELEGRAPH"PWiSS ASSOCIATION.) HAMILTON, Oct. 21. The 'Waikato Racing Club’s spring meeting opened to-day in fine but dull weather. The track was in splendid order and there was a good attendance. The totalisator handled £21,148, as compared with £29,835 last year. The results are:— WATMAiI llurdles. 04 150 sovs. 11 miles. 9 Pouri (Ei. Warner) 1 1 Mount Marta 2 7 Red Comet 8 Also started: 3 Slump, 6 Lady Spalpeen, 2 Pendavies, 5 Gold Rep, 8 Ned Kelly, 11 Pekatahi, 12 Lucess, 4 Roya. Day, 10 Le Cheval, 13 Lucullus. Won by two lengths and a halt, with two lengths between second and third. M . Tricklobank, the rider of Royal Day, had iiis thigh dislocated when Mount Marta fell. Time, 2.4 d. I TRIAL HANDICAP. Of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. First Division. 2 Hayguictb 1 2 Tetaana (bracketed with Dayguide) 2 Also started: 12 To aka, 1 Orclius, 10 Tiktimni (coupled with Arch llall), 13 Gold Dart (coupled with Lord Abbey), 18 Lady Selene (coupled with White Eye), 20 Cemetery (coupled with Young Pretender), 4 Kerry Dance (coupled with Good Hoy), 1.7 Double Mint, 5 Hose Swill, (coupled with Mis* Potoa), 2 To 'lama, (5 Te Kawliana (coupled. with Mosque). Won by a nock with a head between se&uid and third. Time, 1.15 4-5. Second Division. 8 Auriculas (Spinks) 1 9 Orbit 2 3 Laromia 3 Also started: 19 Scot Free, 1.1 Bright Comet, 15 Tidal (coupled with Mister Rowley) 10 Asmodeus (coupled with Ponticus), 22 Air King (coupled with Parfait Amour), 17 Vaisicr, 14 Facia (coupled with Master Clements), 21 Dark Moon, 9 Micrometer (coupled with Orbit), 7 Master Lu (coupled with King Leslie). Won by a length and a half, with a neck between second and third. Time, 1.16 2-5.

TAMAHERE STAKES. Of ]s(j sons. Five furlongs. 2 Avoncourt (Manson) 1 8' Roto Dawn 2 1 Voliniond 2 Also started: 7 Havering, 4 Envoy, 16 King.slia.nd, 10 Elope, 12 Wild Mint, 9 Lady j\lestor, 8 Tlie begum, G Mauriaena, o Katarena. Won by a length and a half, with two and. a half lengths between second and third. Time, 1.3 1-5. WAIKATO CUP. Of GSO sows; 11 miles. 7 ‘Mint Leaf (R. Reilly) 1 3 Delightment 2 G Royal Alint 2 Also started: 4 Te Kara, 2 Eden Hall, 5 Master Doon, 1 Desert Glow, 9 Lord Star, G Queen Arch. Delightment was soon in charge and led into the straight from Mint Leaf and Queen Arch. Mint Leaf got up to beat Delightment in a line finish by a neck. Time, 2.36. CLAUDELANDS HIG-HWEIGHT. Of 150 tsovs; 1 mile. 1 Day Guard (G. Holland) ... 1 3 Atbenry 2 5 King Merv 3 Also started: G Siaosi, 10 Bright Day 8 Gold Jacket, 4 Ballachulish, 7 Rarangi, 9 Te Koroke, 2 Quincoma. Won by a length, with a similar distance between second and third. Time, L42 ‘CLARKIN STEEPLECHASE. Of 2(H) sovs.; about 8 miles. 1 Frisco Jack (McSwecncy) ... 1 2 Kendal 2 4 Hypothesis 3 Also started: 3 W iltshire, 5 Raymond. Won by six lengths, with ten lengths between second and third. Time, 6.12 3-5. CAM BRIDGE HANDICA P. Of 400 sovs.; six furlongs. 3 Oration (C. Goldsboro) 1 4 Arclieno 2 5 Mosaic 3 Also started: 12 Pegaway, 7 Kingfield, 8 Eiying Juliet, G Papatu, 18 Bright Knight, 1 Valkon, 2 Gala Day, 1.1 Walt/.er, 13 Scat, 10 Serang, 9 Berinthia, 14 Arch Opal, 17 Tinoiti, 1G Muscari, 15 Mucroom. Flying Juliet and Berinthia led into the straight from Walt/.er, Kingfield, and Muscari. In the closing stages Oration came through to win by ball a length from Arclieno, who was a neck ahead of Mosaic. Gala Day was fourth, followed by Arch Opal, Valkon, King Held and Widts-.or. Time, 1.14 3-0. 11 AFT A PL HACK HANDICAP. Of 100 sovs.; Seven furlongs. 1 Branson (Driscoll) 1 8 Wiiakarite 2 6 Abbess 3 Also started: 3 Manly, 7 Bright Dawn, 5 Te lvavvhana, 10 Oliinemuri, 13 Daytaro, 2 Respirator, 12 Lady Faye, 9 Abbey Day, 4 Bold Front, 15 Bracken Abbey, 11 Thurnus, 14 Thurnrosae. Won by a long neck, with a neck between second and third. Time, 1.28. 0.J.0. MEETING. FURTHER PAYMENTS MADE. (BY TUT.F.GUAPn—PUEBS ASSOCIATION.) CHRISTCHURCH, October 21. The following are further payments made for the C.J.C. meeting: New Zealand Cup, of 1750 sov.; two

miles.—Count Cavour 9.6, Star Stranger 9.1, Te Monanui 8.12, Footfall 8.9, Piuthair S.S, Beacon Light 8.6, Rapier 7.14, Battlement 7.6, Clarinda 7.3, Yonia 7.2, Pink Note, Lady Desmond, Royal Game, Bennanee, David Garrick, Equerry', Ark Roy'al, Boy-, Vaward 7.0.

■Stewards’ Handicap, of 1200 sovs.; six furlongs.—Reremoana 9.9, Civility 9.0, Shirley 8.13, Grand Knight, Joy King 8.41, Comic Song 8.7, Benzora 8.6, Booster 8.5, Overhaul, Money Order 8.4, Kiosk, Crown Area, Gascony 8.3, Royal Damon, Eulalie 8.4/ Receipt, Paperehase S.O, Lady Cavendish, Solferite 7.13, Royal Ceres 7.41, Countersign 7.9, Lieinius 7.6, Father O’Flynn, Lausanne, Arpent, Cerf, Silver Coot, Note, Silver Tray, Jemidar 7.0. After the payment of first forfeits, the following remain in:— Welcome Stakes, of 700 sovs.; five furlongs.—Bright Flicker, Banker. Noteworthy-, High Disdain, Royal Duke, Royal Flower, Pure Gold, Kentish Lady, Full Feather, Childsplay, Chit, Goblin, Market, Tea Miss, Raasay, Moutoa, Treasury, Silver Rule, Red Jazz, Silver Paper, Endorse, Staghunter, Shot Silk. New Zealand Derby Stakes, of 2000 sovs.; one mile and a half.—Mercut, Teri, Laughing Prince, Don Jose, Agrion, Eulalie, Latin Quarter, Satrap. Gascony-, Great Charter, Singleton, The Norge, Ark Roy-al, Paleta, Ganymede, Talisker, Martarma, Honey.

New Zealand Oaks Stakes, of 750 sovs.; one mile and a half.- —-Luminant, Tone, Bourse, Priceless, Sky Quest, Scrambler, Eulalie, Shalimar, Glad Light, Panther. Wild Pigeon, Doree, Mandy, Vigilance.

FINAL GALLOPS FOR WAVERLEY (By “Limited.”) There was it strong wind blowing out at tne course this morning, when some interesting winding up gallops were witnessed. A number of owners were present and quite a .sprinkling of spectators. The plough gallop Avas used and was in first-class condition. J. Fryer commenced operations by sending Wbisogno and Oroades a ismaat live furlongs. Oroades just beat Whisogne in 1.4 3-5. Bright Glow Avias restricted to threequarter pace Avon'k. War Flame finished Avell ahead of Gasiiapper over in'e furlongs, tlic journey taking 1.6 4-5. The trial over seven furlongs betAveen the cup horses, Lady .Desmond, Pla.u tonu and Euphonium avivs a good ©fieri. Lady Desmond got a slight advantage at the start, which she held to fclio halfmile, ruu down in 59 3-5, with Patton u close alongside, Euphonium some distance 'behind. Lady Desmond and Paitoiiu came on together Avith very- little between them at the finish. Euphonium made up a good deal of ground over the last two. furlongs. Time, 1.32 2-5. Royal Acre easily heat Silent over furlongs in 1.6. Helen, Barrya nda and The Lamb, finished in that order over live furlongs in J. 5. The Lamb getting the worst of the start.

Reremoana, Lady Cavendish and Partaga. Avere companions over five furlongs in Avhat proved to be the best gallop of the morning. Partaga got the Avor.st of the start and beat himself in endeavouring to make up the break. Reremoana headed Lady Cavendish at the finish with Partaga. some lengths back. Time, 1.2 3-5. TDka comfortably- beat Airtight and Monsogne QA-er five furlongs, run in 1.6. Bomogne, looking in real good shape, nan hallf a mile by himself in 50sec.

Pi nil Rose Ava.s given a round of tin schooling hurdles, jumping safely.

Killoch and BLsox galloped over six urlongs. Killk>eh had the advantage it the start and 'led throughout, nulling tire six in 1.17 3-5.

Atone and Seven a did nice Avork over seven furlongs in 1.113-5.

GlengarifF has. rejoined M. Cbmvay’s slalble, looking well after his spell. Trainers aa’II.I he permitted to load at the platform as usual on Monday morning. Loading will commence at 7 o’clock.