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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 31 October 1933, Page 3

WORLD OF SPORT

SPORTING

CANTEfeßtflftY JOtjKfcV LIST <3F AGCEFTANCES. (By Telegraph— Association.) t; , , . CHRISTCHURCH, Oct. 30. , . Following are ,the acceptances fof the first day of the Canterbury Jockey, dub’s meeting opening on November 4. A notable absentee from the Cup j acceptors iis the ruling fAvburite. She Knocked herself while bbiiig led on the road oh Wednesday, and has lieen dn the <efisy list since: SPRING-, HURDLE HANDICAF. Of i£2oo. Ohfe mile and thi'ete-qtiarterS.

MELBOURNE COMMENT. GREED TO RIDE RED AD SON. CUP RACE SORATOHINGS. (United Pres* Association—By Electric Te lei; rapt, copyright.) MELBOURNE, Oet. 30. Roy Reed has been engaged to ride Regal Son an the Melbourne Cup, also Cavalcade in the iMaribyrnong Stakes and Movie Star in the Cantala Stakes. A veterinarian tubed Gold Mag owing to defective wind in the hope that this would assist the horse to win a race. Gold Mag seems to be going on well. H. Badger will ride Blixton in the Melbourne Cup. ■Limareh with bandaged forelegs worked on the sand at Caulfield and is improving. Kuvera is not running in the cup. Melbourne Cup scratehings arc Movie Star, Lough Neagh, High Brae, (Danilo, Mince Pie, Highway and Bayacre. Derby scratehings are Danilo, Folk Lore, Sop (all engagements) and' Skywriter. WHANGAREI RACING CLUB. DECLARATION OF WEIGHTS. Weights for the first day of the Whan£arei Racing Club’s spring meeting, to be held On November f) and 11, have been declared as follows: Hikurangi Hack Handicap, of £75 ; | onci mile.—Gay Bronev 9.0, Hawthorn 8.8, Hushing’ 8.6, Merry Lap _ 8.4, Black Marlin 8.4, Cape Fair 8.3, Don’t Lap 7.13.,-Tatyoon 7.12., Monanui 7.12, Roman .Mascot 7.10, Kind Words 7.5, Hone Heke 7.6, Eldora 7.0, Barograph 7.0, Prince.; Colossus 7.0. . Hiianui Hack Hurdles, of £9O: one mile and a half and 197 yards.—TheMpis 11.0; Neil 10.12, Snow Prince 10.10, Full Measure 10.7, Patutahi 9.13,. Ruby Meteor 9.11, Wee Pat 9.7, Glenade 9.5, The Hiker 9.0, London 9.0, Roxy 9.0, Snb-Station 9.0, Oargen 9.0. AVhangarei Cup Handicap, of £125; one mile and 'ft. qiiarter.—Barbscbpe 9.5, Maori Boy 8.13, Whakanara 8.7, Alloy 8.4, Deirhin 8.4, Jaeldy Karol 8.0, Gav Cockade 7.i1, Gliorantie 7.0. Teels 7.0. Cape Fair 7.0. Ofnani'enthl 7.0, Tatyoon 7.0, Don’t Lap 7.0, Grit Bronev 7.0. County Handicap, of £SO; six furtlofes. —(Puriri Park 12.10, Hoiihoma 10.13, Snow Prince 10.13, Monanui

9.10, Royal Pbtoa 0,0, Star Turn 8.2, Valadore 8.0,. Gay Lady 7-0, Gainful 7.0, Ivuight Theory 7.0, Blue Bonnet 7.0, Bayfield 7.0, Waimandni 7.0, Telenette 7.0. . Kensington Hack Handicap,, of £75; six furlongs.—Hoihoma 9.0, Hawthorn 8J.2, Hushing 8.10, Arch Ruler 8.7, Alpinus 8.5, Roman. Mascot 8.0, Wee Musk 7.4, Mustang 7,1, My Money 7.1, Sir Willoiiyx 7.1, Hone Heke 7.1, Lady. Diana 7.0, Lucks All 7.0, Tondalej r o .7.0, Queen Arausid 7.0, Laiidatdry 7.0, Browii Lap 7.0, Quietly 7.0. Manaia Handicap, of £SO; six furlongs.—British Columbia. 9.0, Haifiptpn Park 8.11, , Pin-iri Park 8.11, Whakapara 8.11; Delrain 8.9, Versant 8.2, Hoihoma .7.0,. Alpinus 7.0-, Quietly 7.0, Barograph 7.0. Parataki Handicap, of £80.;. one niile.:; —baroscope 10.7, British, Columbia 9.12,. Lady’s Boy 9.9, Alloy 9.5, Jael'dy Karo 9.2, Versant 0,0, Gay Cockade 8.13, Show Prince 1 8.9, leels 8.(1, Mawtlidrh 8.0, Miss Lulu 8.0. HAWERA TRAbk WORK. OURiIENT ctitMMENT (By ‘ ‘Lilli ited. ’’) With Cairfex and Whbfiiuftkuih already at Auckland and Havering, Aga Klifih and Djiaglano also engaged .Hawera will be weill .represented at the Auckland Rfieing Club's spring Uieeting, .which commeiideb on Saturday next. Havering is booked! to leave to-day .and O. Ji«ickiiqn’i» pah-, Aga Khan and Diagano, leaVe td-mdrrow. HaVering is riiueh improved as a result df his race fit Waverley find on Satiiidifiy shaped welt in a gailiip over a ifail’e, running out the distance in 1.44 Althdugh hot at his best yet; Hfivering is Making rapid .improvement andi. Will isoon bfive to be taken seriously .in his engagements. Alga Khan and Diagano have Hot clone fast work . since returning from Trentham, but both are in excellent order and this morning did nice steady pace work. .. J. Fryer’s team, Gibraltar, Chief Line, March Ailone, Green Linnet, Oriel and Weutherzane were allotted useful pace exercise. Sfihdlatk and Benedictivq galloped a baujfie of furlongs, Bandlark finishing wfell ih. front in 27sec._ Richfield was apportioned l two- rounds Of half pace work. Calamine -was -given steady exercise and Ingenuity trotted and cantered. * Arouse worked solidly over fi couple of rounds df the isfind and No Doubt worked on the inside plough. Although missing Auckland, J. Fryer will have a team for the Waikato meeting on November 18 land 20, consisting of Gibraltar, Green Linnet, Oriel and Chief Line. St. Clara has had a few days’ spell arid, looking well, was out doing easy pace work. Quite fi number of newcomers are working oh the Hawera tracks and the horses, an active commission number 40. M. Conway has a, team of five under his care, viz.: Don Erma, by Daniloff— Erma; Oailamine, by Callaghan— Peeima; Ingenuity, by High Set—lntelligence ; find Miss Llouvaine, by Callaghan—Fertility. Fertility is out of Generosity, the dam of Hushman, a useful ipferformeir some seasons back. Besides Q. "Cox’s, pair, Round Table and Friesland, R. Brough has his own youngster by Colossus—Lady Egletiiio, a hunter, by Star Stream, to prepare for lnirdle racing and his latest addition is a three-year-old. Tilly by Chief Ruler from Rosie Desmond. The latter is the dam of. two brilliant performers in Kiosk aiid Mireusonta, also Just So, who was a .smart performer. On breeding lines this filly has great possibilities. The three-year-old obit Epigram was responsible for a good gallop, at Trentham on Saturday morning. Carrying a lightweight, he ran a mile and a quarter on the plough in 2.9. Bettwsyeoed picked him up a.t the mile post, the last half in S'2see. Epigram finished aiid pulled up well, and has improved with his recent racing. Even allowing for the fast track and light weight, the time was very good, while a heavy wind was against them on the home turn. Bettwsyeoed, who was beaten :by three lengths, is suffering from a “knee,” and she may not be at her best for Riccarton. W. E. Pine replaces G. .Duncan bn Epigram in the New Zealand Cup, Duncan having been suspen'ded for a month at Waverley. Eminent is again in strong work, but Forestry finished clear of him at the end of .six furlongs in 1.17. SILVER SCORN IN AUSTRALIA lii a recent reference to Silver Scorn the “Sydney Referee” said: It i« interesting to hear tlio opinions of men long ’experieiieed in the racing game as to the probable causes of Silver Scorn’s failures since her arrival in Australia. One good judge, is emphatic that the New Zealand filly was overdone last

lii a recciVfc reference to Silver Scorn the “Sydney Referee” said: lb is interesting to hear tlio opinions of men long experienced in tlie racing game as to the probable causes of Silver Scorn’s failures since her arrival in Australia. One good judge, is emphatic that the New Zealand -filly was overdone last season, when she had 13 starts, most of them entailing some travelling, for she won races from Dunedin to Auckland. -Silver Scorn ran her best races when -she had fined down considerably, and with so many races while in this condition—one almost might say mean condition—this hats possibly found her out.

THE TIME TEST Three time records have been entered in Australia this season. At the Warwick Farm meeting on September 9 Turbine, 8.0, ran the seven furlongs in the Tramway Handicap in 1.23 J. At Caulfield last Saturday Gaine Oanringtdn, 8.13, encompassed the mile and a half in the Caulfield 'Gup in 2.28 J. On the -same day Adored, 8.0, -won the Mona Nursery. 4J furlongs, in 53Jsee. There is fflehty of evidence that the tiiue test is not taken very 'seriously ni England, and, when all the cireunistanops fiii'e considered, this does not seeiii remarkable. > English racecourses are meaiSu fed in the centre, and naturally in the ch'se of a. circular course n. horse skirting the rails all the way Would ruii co’nsidefa-blv less than the advertised , distance. It ha-s also been rev'eaied that certain English courses have not been surveyed and measured for ■ e'enturies, and, with alterations made tp the tracks, barriers have been moved foaefewarcl or forward, while the winiiing-post has ireinained in the same place. The fol,lowing is a. list of time records f-dr sevfeh -principal di-stances in England and Australia :

GAINE CARRINGTON’S VICTORY By winning the Caulfield Cup Gaine Carrington completely reinstated himself, and, as he carried 8.13, onlj r lib less than woight-for-age, and established an Australian and Now Zealand record for a mile and a half, his performance speaks for itself. . A year ago the Melbourne bookmaker Mr J. A. Phillips bought Gaine Carrington in the hope that ho would wan the Victoria Derby, but he had to be content with .second place to Liberal, find it was not until the autumn that He won the Lloyd Stakes, weight-for-age, one.mile. He was eased up- after running unplaced in the Doncaster Handicap 'at Elandvdck, which was his last- race a.t three years old, and at that stage it was argued in some quarters that his prospects did not look at all bright. In the October Stakes, weight-for-age, One mile, at Flemington on October 7, he made a game ' effort, but third to Middle "Watch and L’Elite wais the best he could manage, w’hile at Caiuil field on October 14 he carried 9.3 into third place behind Chilperic, 8.13, and Turbine, 8.8, in the To ora k Handicap. Some doubt as to his ability to ista.y out a strongly run mile arid a half wais expressed, bait apparently ho bad fully satisfied his party on that important point, for he was heavily supported, although he actually started at a double-figure price. Uip to the .present Gaine Carrington has contested" 25 races, and his record is a.s follows : UnFirst Second Third placed

*ln the Clibborn Stakes at Rnndwiek last spring Gain© Carrington finished fibst, but oni the ground of interference the steward® awarded the race to Tingklba. -and! placed the New Zealand colt second. He also -rail a: dead-heat witli •Chatham for -second place in the Qir •Slakes. . ~

H. .of -Navarre 11 8 Nightcap - 9 11 Don Jose Gold Knight 10 13 Advance Camp 10 10 Revision _ 9 9 b 2 Rhtibhal II. 10 6 Gallivanter 9 0 Manuiri 10 6 Sports King 9 0 Kapuna 9 12 sPRtNfc ElATE. “ Of £180. One mile. Manetho Bettwyscoed . Iieige L'6rd / a.ipsy id.ve, Sweet Agnes LINWOOD HANDICAP. Of £180. Seven furlongs. Drumfire. r Metal Bird 9 ,0 Last. Link,.. , 8 13 Dollar Prirfoe 7 7 5 4 Ni&g'erhead 8 13 First Stihg 7 2 Blazon 8 12 FlyiRe Amy 7 2 IgSSU 8 11 Roland 8 9 Eupdtor 7 7 0 0 GAySdme 8 5 Cleartet 7 0 Prostation 8 4 Sky,Rover. 8 1 Bright; .Red i 8 1 Tot Rahk . 7 0 Errantry ■ Royal Aihphofi 7 7 0 0 Trivet.. 713 Lady,Zephyr .7 0 Copyist 7 8 Double Shot 7 0 isrfeW zeaLanS cup. Of £i'0ck). Two miles. Inflation 8 6 Rocket 7 2 Minerval 8 0 Southdown 7 1 The Smuggler Eminent — - '■ + 7 8 Chrysdjogy 7 7 Epigram 7 7 0 0 Tout le Mond 7 7 Ramo 7 0 Brambletorn 7 7 Jaloux 7 0 Palantua 7 2 WEIjCOmE STAKES: Of £500. Five furlongs. * Horn's Beef Brown Betty.. "Wonderful Master Reynard Yaria.nt Pin.. Money Marcus Cicero Invoice.; Ihveresk Queen, .of Song Control CoronillA i Goldeii Chance Bodylihe APPRENTICES’ HANDICAP. Of £180. One mile. Walton. ,Park Aescalus 9 ,0 Importance 8 13 High Rank 7 7 7 0 Monastic 8 8 Final Shot 7 0 Some Shamble 8 4 Bright Shade 7 0 Flower 7 9 SilVer Brier 7 0 High Tor 7 8 STEftVAfiiDS’ HlNiMbAP. Of £500. Six furlongs. Golden Wings 9 9 Silver Streak 7 2 Croupier 8 8 True Shaft 7 2 Great Star; 7 12 Kerbside.^ 7 0 Hurlinghain The Quorn 7 9 Guarantee ..... 7 7 Passion FrUit 7 7 0 o Lordly Knight 7 7 Cranford 7 0 RIOCARTON HANDICAP. Of £200. Nine furlongs. Banelagh 8 9 Forestry 8 0 Chrysology The Mas8 8 Nightly Royal Sceptre 8 7 0 7 querader 8 C Water Polo 7 7 Spoon 8 2 Monastic 7 7 Silvox Miladi 8 2 Heather Glow 7 7 (Second Day.) New Zealand derby. Of £800. Grid mile and it half. Sweet Agnes Acceptable Epigram Passion Fruit Falkland Bed Manfred Southdown Guarantee Silvox Nigbtiy The Masquerader (Third Day.) ' NEW ZEALAND OAKS. Of £400. One mile arid a half. Sweet Agnes Moonbeam Gipsy Love BettWyscoed High. Rank filly Bright Shade Silver Brier Trivet

Eii&l ind. Austral in. 7 f or .1.20 7 fur .. 1.231 l-’milo . 1.32 4-0 1-mile .. 1.35f 14-mi'l«s .. . 2.0 lj-miles . 2.24 1 1-miles .. . 2.26 2-5 11-mil ok . 2 281 If-miles . . 2.55 3-5 If-miles . .. 2.561 2-miles .. 3.19 2-5 2-miles . 3.221 21-miles ,, . 3.454-5 21-miles . , 3.49*

At 2yrs .. . 3 2 0 2 At 3vrs .. . 2 4* 3 G I At 4yr-s . . 1 0 2 ° G G 5 8