WORLD OF SPORT

Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 6 November 1933, Page 3

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CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. PIN MONEY WINS STAKES. STEWARDS’ TO SILVER, STREAK. (By Telegraph—Press Association J CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. 5. The Canterbury Jockey Club’s meeting was opened on Saturday in fine weather. The track was hard but well grassed. The attendance was the best for some years. A new Australian and New Zealand record of 3.221-5 for the two miles was made by Palantua in winning the New Zealand Cup The investments were £35,940, against £28,635 on the first day last year, an increase of £7305. In the New Zealand Cup race Chrysplogy led past the stands from Southdown, Rrambletorn, Tout le Monde and Jaloux, with Palantua last. Smuggler next. Clirysology and lengths clear of Southdown, with Rrambletorn, Tout le Monde and The Smuggler next Clirysologyf and Southdown were together in charge with six furlongs to go, but at the half-mile Southdown held command from The Smuggler. Southdown led The Smuggler into the straight, with Brambletorn, Minerval, llamo, Rocket and Palantua next. At the distance Palantua drew out to beat Rocket by a length, with The Smuggler a length and a half away and Ramo fourth. Time, 3.221-6.

Details of the concluding events are: WELCOME, STAKES. 0!f £SOO. Five furlongs. 2-2 Pin Money, 8.5 (Wilson) ... 1 j 10-9 Variant, 8.0 2 , 7—6 Wonderful 8.5 3 Also started: 6-7 Control 8.5, 8-8 Horn’s Reef 8.5, 9-10 Inveresk 8.5, 4-4 Marcus Cicero 8.5, 5-5 Bodyline 8.5, 3-3 Brown Betty 8.0, 1-1 Coronilla 8.0. Coronilla led out from Brown Betty, Wonderful, Pin Money and Bodyline. Coronilla and Bodyline had charge on, to the course proper from Wonderful, Brown Betty, Pin Money and Marcul Cicerp. Coronilla tired in the last furlong. Pin Money drew out at the distance and wpn by half a length from Variant, with Wonderful a neck away. Coronilla was fourth. Time, 1.1. APPRENTICES ’ H AND! CAP. Of £IBO. One mile. 4- Importance, 7.7 (Russell) ... 1 5- Flower, 7.9 2 6- High Tor, 7.8 3 Also started: 3-5 Walton Park 9.0, 2-2 Aesculus. 8.13, 10.10 Monastic 8.8, 1-1 Some Shambles 8.4, 9-9 High Rank 7.0,. 7-7 Final Shot 7.0, 11-11 Bright Shade 7.0, 8-8 Silver Brier 7.0. Siiyer Brier led into the straight from 'Bright’-Shade, Final Shot, Walton Park, and Importance. The lastnamed did best in the run home and won by a length from Flower, with High Tor a neck away and Walton Park fourth. Time, 1.401-5

STEWARDS’ handicap Of £SOO. Six furlongs.

3-2 Silver Streak, 7.2 (A. Eastwood) 1 Cranford, 7.0 2-10-10 Guarantee, 7.0 3

Also started: 1-1 Golden Wings 9.9, 2-3 Croupier 8.8, 11-11 Great Star 7.12, o-9 Hurlingham 7.0, 12-12 The Quorn 7.7, 7-7 Lordly -Knight 7.7, 9-6 True Shaft 7.2, 4-4 Kerkskle 7.0, 6-5 Passion Fruit 7.0.

Golden Wings and Kerbside were first to show out, with The Quorn, Croupier, Great Star and Passion Fruit also prominent. Kerbside led oil to the course proper from Golden Wings, The Quorn, Cranford, Great Star, Hurlingham and Silver Streak. At the distance Silver Streak drew out and won by half a length from Cranford, with Guarantee a similar distance away and Passion Fruit fourth. Time, 1.10 3-5.

RIOCARTON HANDICAP. Of £2OO. Nine furlongs. 3-3 Nightly, 8.0 (Russell) 1 1-1 Silvox, 8,2 2 6-5 Miladi, 8.1 3 Also started: 7-8 Ranelagh 8.9, 4-6 The Masquerader 8.6, 5-4 Spoon- 8.2, 2-2 Forestry 8.0, 10-10 Royal Sceptre 7.7, 9-9 Water Polo 7.0, 8-7 Heather Glow 7.7. Into the straight the order was Royal Sceptre, Silvox, The Masquerader, Spoon, Ranelagh and Nightly. Nightly and Silvox drew out from the field. In the run home Nightly won by half a length from Silvox, with Miladi four lengths away and Water Polo fourth. Time, 1.51 2-5. AUCKLAND SPRING RACES. STAKES TO MOTHER SUPERIOR MUNGATOONI WINS FLYING AUCKLAND, Nov. 5. Very unfavourable weather was experienced at the opening of the Auckland Racing Chib’s spring meeting at Ellerslie. Rain fell throughout the day, making the going heavy, and there was a -strong north-easterly wind. The consequent poor attendance resulted in the totalizator turnover being only £16,442, a- decrease of £9167 on the figure lor the corresponding day last year. The chief event, the MLtehelson Cup, was -won -by Baroscope, with View Halloo second and Speedmint third. King March, Carfex and King’s Knave were the first to show out from a good start, Carfex and 1 Speedmint leading past the stands. Carfex and Speedmint were still together in the lead round the back, where Baroscope ran up third ahead of King March, All Humbug, Prince Val, View Halloo and King’s Knave. Carfex, Speedmint, and Baroscope were abreast in the lead entering the straight, closely followed by a large hunch.' There was little between Baroscope, Carfex and Speedmint at the'distance, where View Halloo chal - lenged. Baroscope rati on solidly under his handy weight and prevailed by a long neck from View Halloo, who defeated Speedmint by a- length and a half. Carfex was fourth. Details of the day’s concluding events are:—

HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE. Of £2OO. Two miles and a half

5-4 Harnvai, 9.0 (Thomson) ... 1 1-2 Valpeen, 10.12 (Sullivan) ... 2 3-1 Zame Grey, 9.1 Q (Dulieu) ... 3

Also started: 4-5 Creina’s King, 9.13; 2-3 Count Lendroff, 9.13; 6-6 Bainba, 9.0; 7-8 Grant’s Opal, 9.0; 7-7 Loom, 9.0. Won by two- lengths; two and a half lengths. Time, 5.25. Count Lendroff was quickest to the first fence and led up the hill from Loom, Valpeen, Oreina’s King and Zane Grey. Valpeen jumped to the front at the first fence on the hillj with Count Lendroff handy. Valpeen, Zane Grey and Hauwai took the last two fences almost together and Hauwai went' on -strongly to .score by two lengths from Valpeen, with Zane Grey two and a half lengths away third. Grant’s Opal was fourth. WELCOME STAKES. Of £SOO. Five furlongs. 2- Mother Superior, B.Q (Wiggins) 1 1-1 Whenuakura, 8.5 (Vpitre) 2 3- Gay Elgypt, 8.5)- (Keesing) 3 Also started: 6-5 General Quex, 8.5; 7-7 Royal Appellant, 8.5; 5-6 Waitaka, 8.5; 4-4 Sirona, 8.0. Gay Egypt and Mother Superior were the -smartest to begin. Whenuakura ran up quickly after failing to jump out with the usual brilliancy. Mother! Superior then -steadied in behind, leav-' ing Cay Egypt and Whenuakura. in front. A furlong from home Whenuakura just led apd Mother Superior, challenged strongly. Fifty yards from the post Mother Superior was in front but Whenuakura came again in the last few -strides, Mother Superior lasting to win by a head. Gay Elgypt was two and a half lengths behind with - Sirona fourth.

GORDON HANDICAP. Of £2OO. One mile. 10-7 Bugle Call, 7.4| (McKenzie) 1 3-6 G-c-od Run, 7.1 (Cammick) 2 7-7 Alpinus, 7.73 (Parsons) ... 3 Also started: 9-9 Woodful, 9.0; 5-5 Senegal, 9.0; 11-9 Davistock, 8.11; 2-3 Royal Gallant, 8.6; 6-4 Holly Lu, 8.5; 4-2 Gay Broney, 8.2; 8-8 Hawthorn, 8.0; 1-i Hushing, 7.12; 134 S Supreme Ruler, 7.0; 12-12 Echo Song, 7.0. Won by three-quarters of a length; a length. Time, 1.45 2-5. Delay occurred! at the -start, Hawthorn going through the tapes and losing his rider. However Hawthorn was soon caught and was first out from Alpimus, who was on the lead from Hawthorn, Senegal, Hushing, Holly Lu. Woodful and Bugle Call. Alpinus and Good Rlun led into the straight from .Wbbdful, Supreme 11-uler, Royal Gallant and Hushing. Bugle Call challenged and maintained the effort in good style to win by three-quarters of a, length from Good Run, who heat Alpinus by a length. Hushing was fourth.

FLYING HANDICAP. Of £350. Seven furlongs

8-8 Mungato-on, 7.5:] (Tremain) 1 2-2 Kilto-wyn, 7.10 (Goldfinch) 2 5-5 Gay Marigold, 7.1] (Baker) 3 Also started: 4-3 Greek G-old, 9.0; 1-1 Chief Cook, 812; 3-4 King’s Archer 7.12; 7-6 Karangapai, 7.0; 6-7 Kastertime, 7.0. Won by three-quarters of a length; a, liead. Time, 1.31,

Chief Cook, King’s Archer and Greek Gold were the first to show out front a good start. Greek Gold and Karangapa.i wore leading along the back. Karangapai was first entering the straight from Eftstertime, Mungatoon,' Greek Gold, King’s Archer, and Kiltpwyn. Ivaranga.pa.i was just clear at the distance, where Mungatoon, Kiltowyn and Gay Marigold were all challenging. Mungatoon finished best to win by three-quarters of ai length from Kiltowyn, who defeated Gay Marigold by a head. After an inquiry into the alleged interference of Kiltowyn by Mungatoon it was decided that the places be not altered,

HALL MARK’S V.R.C. DERBY. PASHA AND CAREFREE. GOLDEN HAIR’S WAKEFUL STAKES. , United Press A&secratlon—Ey Electric lelegrapn Copyright.) MELBOURNE, Nov. 4. The weather was fine and there was an excellent attendance, including many New Zealanders, for the opening of the. Victorian Racing Club’s meeting at Flemington to-day. Golden Hair took charge at the distance in the Wakeful Stakes and defeated the unlucky Variance, Golden Hair is engaged in the Oaks Stakes. Protea won the Wakeful Stakes- and the Oaks double last season. Pasha was always prominent and won the Maribyrnong Plate brilliantly. This was Pasha’is- third win this season. He is trained -by the New Zealander, J. T. Jamieson. His sire Rampion non the corresponding event m 1925. v Rogilla’s brilliant win in the Melbourne Stakes greatly enhanced his Clip prospects. Ganie Carrington made a game effort hut Ofo was unsuited byJ the slow pace early in the race. D. Munro. the rider of Hall Mark, winner of the Derby, stated that he thought the colt would win after halt a mile had been covered. Hall Mark did not really gallop till the straight but came homo full of running. Brea-s----jey, the rider of Palpliar, -said that liis mount had had enough before the post Was reached. McOaften said Blixten had a good run with no interference but was not good enough. Hall Mark was sixth early hut took charge two furlongs from home and yon the Derby running away. The pacemaker, Palpliar, battled gamely. Miramond just heat Blixten, the latter proving a disappointment. Hall Mark will now attempt Trivalve’s feat of winning two Derbys and the Melbourne Cup. The rider Munro had his first Victorian Derby success. His brother Jim won on Liberal last year. The much discussed Trivento disappointed his supporters. Carefree finished with a remarkable run in the, Cantnhi. Stakes. She is little more than a nony and is a- daughter of the Flving Valicaro. Her rider, .T. O’Sullivan, will pilot Hnf! Mark in the Cun. Pretzel enhanced his Cun prospects with his good finishing efI Port in the Hotham Handicap. Flail imnmved on her recent form, but Petanfailed badlv. Results wore: WAKEFUL STAKES. Of £560. One mile. Golden Hair (N.Z.), 8.11 (T. Webster') 1 Variance, 7.13 2; Helen sbrook. 7.13 3 Seventeen started. Won by threenuarters of a length : two lengths. Lady Syghton was fourth. Time, 1.40 J.

MARIBYRNONG PLATE,. Of £ISOO. Five furlongs. Pasha, 9.3 (E. Bartle) 1 Aztec, 8.10 3 iSunclacl, 9.6 ; 3 Seventeen started. Half a neck ; one and a-half lengths. Time, 1.25. MELBOURNE STAKES. Ctf £750. One and a-quarter miles. Rogilla, 9.0 (D. Mimro) 1 Game Carrington, 9.0 2 Kuverf,, 9.0 3 Four started. Won hy a neck; one and a-qnartor lengths. Ol'o was fourth. Time, 2.6’. VICTORIA DERBY. Of £3OOO. One. and a-half miles. Hall Mark, S.lO (D. Munro) ... 1 Palphar, S.lO (A. Breasley) ... 2 Mifamond, 8.10 (E. Bartle) ... 3 Ten started. Palphar secured a. kig lead early. Hall Mark was sixth at the turn and had run into third at the turn and finished brilliantly. Won by five lengths; two and a-half lengths. Blixten wa,s fourth. Time, 2.315, which equals the race record. CANTATA STAKES. Of £IOOO. One mile. Carefree (J. O’Sullivan) 1 Whitiiighain (H. Badger) 2 Gordon’s Leap (F. Dempsey) ... 3 Twelve started. Won by one and a-quarter ’lengths'; a neck. Dernnd was fourth. Time, 1.375. HOTHAM HANDICAP. One mile and a-half. pretzel, 9,2 (T. Webster) 1 Greenhorn, 7.1 Flail, 8.6 8 Twelve started. Von by half a neck; two lengths. Elmaros was fourth. Time, 2.315. Sectional tinnesi were: Derby.—First half-mile, 54$sec; next four furlongs, 48sec; last four furlongs .48iisec; last six furlongs, T.lSjsec. 'Melbourne Stakes. —-First two furlongs, 28sec; next four, SOi-sec; last four, 47i|sec. Caiitala Stakes. —Last four furlongs, 48sec. , Hotliani Handicap.—Last four furlongs., 47-Jsec. Prince Poinbtil was unplaced m the Hufstville mile at Moorfield, states a Sydney message.

QUEENSLAND DERBY STAKES. W AIK ARE! BEATS SOFT' STEP BRISBANE, Nov. 4. To-day’s race results are:— Queensland Derby Stakes. —Waikaro, 8.10 (Tan wan) 1; Soft Step, 8.10 (Tucker), 2; Arboreal, 8.10 (Brennan), 3. Eight started. Won by half ai length ; one and a. quarter lengths. Time, 2.33. Hopeful Stakes. —-Regular Bachelor 8.10 (Brown), 1; Spear Prince, 8.10 (Conquest). 2; Xoanan, 8.10 (Betts) 3. Thirteen started. Won by two and a half lengths. Time, 1.2. Brisbane Handicap.r—Noel Soklat. 7.10 (Shelton). 1; Petrol Lager, 8.2 (Brennan),, 2 ; Brown Paddy, 8.13 .(Bennett), 3. Ten started. Won by one and a half length's. Time, 1.37. WINOOKA WINS MATCH RACE. GOLD STEP TWO LENGTHS BACK. CONVINCING PIMLICO VICTORY. BALTIMORE. Nov. 4. The Australian racehorse Winooka won the match race on the Pimlico track to-<lav from Gold Step, with Good Advice third. Wincoka ran a smashing race, coming from behind at half-way to win by two lengths in the fast time of 1.11. ' There was little time 'lost at the barrier. Gold-Step was first to take the lead", with Winooka second. 'Good Advice third, Spring; Steel fourth and

Tambour last. Coming into the straight Winooka was leading the field and running well within himself. Cold Step continued gamely under hard urging, but he was not good enough. Good Advice nip.de up leeivay in the straight and Tambour, too, made a bold attempt to overtake Winooka, but the Australian was not to he denied. Good Advice was half a length behind Gold Step. Winooka pulled up in excellent shape and was given a great ovation by the crowd of 15,000. The part-owner, Poison, said the horse would be shipped to New York to-morrow morning. Winooka’s time was the best he had made in America. Britt rode him perfectly to win unchallenged. The trainer, R. Naylor informed the Australian Press Association that the special race at Belmont Park would he .six furlongs and restricted 'to four starters; Winooka and Flying Heels would each carry 8.8, Good Advice 8.5 and Sergeant Byrne 7.3. Naylor said he was also negotiating with an English club for a race in London about Christmas.

HAWKE’S BAY JOCKEY CLUB. DECLARATION -OF WEIGHTS. Weights for the Hawke’s Bay Jockev Club’is spring meeting, to be held on Saturday next, have been declared, iby Air H. Coyle as follow: Tomoana Handicap Hurdles, of £7O; one mile an 4 a-half. —Kimbo 10.13 ! Kinsel 10.10, Goshawk 10.10, Million j 10.8. Air Laddie Paleta, King s Cascade, Jazz King, Ex Dono 9.0. Nursery Handicap, of £7O; four furlongs.—The Khedive, Cockfight. Loro Hereford Bis, Queen’s Pride, Talari, Peggy’s 'Joy, Soot filly S.O. Spring'Handicap, of £100; one mile and a-quarter. —Branibletorn 9.0, Gold Trail 8.10. Chopin 8.8, Arrow Lad 8.5, Royal Bengal 7.12, Courtyard 7.11, White Fang. 7.8, Strome 7.8, Both well Little Flaxmere Hack Handicap, of £7O- six furlongs.—Astnr.isca 9.5, Tiger Gain 8.13. 'Cullus 8.9, Royal Shift 8.3, April Fool 7.9, Hunting Star 7.8, Mercian Queen 7.2, C’awheen, Abbey Feale. Gel-eninuk, Margaret Lav in a, L ikaio, Willowniere, Tiuo Waiata 7.0. Glenaiav Hack Handicap, of £<o; one mile. —Tiger Gain 9.0, Chock Say 8 11, Swift and Sure 8.8, Timbohni 7.13. Bradman, Sir Nigel, Sylvan Dell, Fondle 7.12. Royal Dash. 7.9, Both well 7 8 Arttheria 7.4, Araibliss, Hukemanu, Meilcath. Joy Stick. Wine Tray, Blue Bov. Monette, Willowmere 7.0. Flyinsr Handicap, of £80; six furlongs.—Souchong 9.8. Slippery 8.4, Speed 8-t Royal Bengal 7.13. Arrow Lad 7.13. Asturisca 7.11, Cullus 7.0, Cuticle 7.0. Stitch 7.0.

HAWERA TRACK NOTES. (By “Limited”).. Weather conditions on Satu day morning were good for training operations at the Hawera racecourse. Jhe plough track was used for fast worn and "was in good order. Throe maidens in Sandlark (leasey), Fly in a Bast (Duncan) and Benedictine Al pine) were sprinted three furlongs. Flyin<>- East, who is the. more seasoned of”the trio, finished just ahead of Sandlark with Benedictine 5 , a couple oi lengths back. . . . _ „ Green Linnet, ridden by M. Conway, o-ave another impressive display over a ( round of the schooling hurdles. Green Linnet is nominated for the hurdle races at the Waikato meeting. Rich held, who is being, kept up to the collar, is looking in fine order. He snrintod half a mile with 11. Mills up, a* tidy weight, in 50 3-ssec. Mills, who looks after Richfield, understands the old horse and allows him to get balanced in his gallops, with the result that he finishes well. March Alone (Shield), Gibraltar (Feasev) and Chief Lino (Duncan) worked together over seven furlongs in 1.40. v .. .... Round Table (Coyle) sprinted a couple of furlongs smartly in 2osec.

Round Table continues to make steady improvement. Oriel gaiioped three furlongs in 391sec, and it is hoped that the trip to tlie Waikato will .have a settling eifect on tile big gelding, a® he is a poor feeder.

Argument (Glenn) dashed over two furlongs in 26 3-ssec in good style and could have registered a good three lurlongs. Haunui is apparently all right again and did easy exercise work on the inside. J. Fryer lightly blistered the gelding’s knees, the seat of the trouble, with good effect. The Tiger its still being kept at light work and is thriving on it. The Christmas meetings should .see him in fine shape. Arouse worked .solidly over a round of tilt' plough and i.s making good headway. On trainer Brown’s return from Auckland, Arouse will he apportioned more serious worn. Calamine continues to do strong pace exercise and should soon be able to perform more strenuous tasks. No Doubt, Miss Louvain, Don Erma and the two-year-old Silver Wings were • ortioned routine work on the inside. The other two-year-olds did useful work oil their own track. The steeplechaser Copev, who has been running out for some time, ;s _to be given an opportunity to distinguish himself at show jumping this week. Copey is a. (treat jumper, but rather a rusher at his fences and this may prejudice his chances.

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