SPORTING

Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 10 November 1933, Page 3

SPORTING

VICTORIA SPRING RACING. GOLDEN HAIR WINS OAKS CHATHAM’S RINUTHGOAV STAKES (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph ‘-'•pyright.) MELBOURNE, Nov. 9. The weather was fine after being overcast with some rain in the morning for the third day of the V.R.C. spring meeting. The attendance was good. Gay Star, a staiblema.te of Shadow King and Palpha-r, had an easy win in the first division of the Maiden Plate. The New Zealander Dazzling Raid finished well in fourth place. Miananna, racing in the same interests ajs Tuesday’s winner Quarto, led most pf the way in the second division of the maiden tc* beat unlucky Abidance, who has now filled a minor place m Her last five starts. Displaying improving Croden Lad ted all the way in the Byron Moore Stakes and won handsomely. The slow times can ibe attributed to a strong head wind. Chatham had an effortless task to record his third successive victory in the Linlithgow Stakes. He has registered seven wins in his last eight starts. J. Pike, who rode him, won the Linlithgow Stakes previously on Beverage 23 years ago and on Gothic and Phar Lap. Danilo, who was fifth early, finished well to win the Carnival Handicap. Jamieson’s representative Miramond suffered interference when making a good run in the straight. Golden Hair, fourth early led into the straight and had a qomfortable win in the Oaks. The runner-up cost 25 guineas as a yearling. Ruach, racing in the same interests as the unlucky Variance, compensated her connections with a sterling win in the Veteran Stakes. Regal Son and Ruling Light finished well. The results are : MAIDEN PLATE. One mile. First division.

Gay Star, B.Q (O'’Sullivan) 1 Savalte, 8.4 v. 2 Mis® Wiltshire, 8.4 3 Nine started. Won by three and ahalf lengths; three lengths. Dazzling Raid was fourth. Time, 1.411. MAIDEN PLATE, One mile. Sccoond division.

Mananma, 7.9 (H. Badger) ... 1 Variance, 7.9 2 Dusky Queen i 3 Nine started. Won Iby one and a half lengths; two and a half lengths. Drachma was fourth. Time, 1.421. BYRON MOORE STAKES. Five furlongs. Groden Lad, 8.3 (AY. Cox) 1 Robher, 8.3 2 -Shadowman, 8.7 3 Fifteen -started. Won by three-quar-ters of a length; two and a half lengths. Sunclad was fourth. Time, 1.3. ' LINLITHGOW STAKES. One mile. Chatham, 9.9 (J. Pike) 1 AVal-tzing Lily, 9.2 2 Palpliar, 8.7 3 Four -started. AA r on by two and a half lengths; a long neck. Lelite was fourth. Time, 1.39. CARNIVAL HANDICAP. Qne mile and a quarter.

Danilo, 7.13 (F. Dempsey) 1 Saurian, 6.12 2 Count Ito, 8.6 3 Seven started. AVon by half a length; one and a quarter lengths. Snow Acre was fourth. Time, 2.81. OAKS STAKES. One male and a half.

Golden Hair (T. AVebsiter) 1 Had (R. Reed) 2 Helensbrook (F. .Baxter) 3 Ten started. AVon by one and a quarter lengths; half a head. Blue Shot was fourth. Time, 2.331. VETERAN STAKES.

Rliiaeh, 8.9 (\V. Cook) 1 Regal Son, 8.4 2 Ruling Light, 7.3 3 • Twelve started. AVon by two lengths; half a length. Elma-ros was fourthTime, 2.354.

RACES AT WHANGAREI. QUIETLY’S MANAIA HANDICAP. PARAHAKI TO ALLOY. 'B> Telegraph—Bresa Association.) AVHANGARFI, NoV. 9. The first day of the AVhangarei races was held to-day in fine weather. There was a good attendance and the totali* sator handled £5780, against £5904 on tlie same day last year. Details of tiie day’s concluding events are: ' COUNTY HANDICAP. Of £SO. Six furlongs. 5- Gainful, 8.0 (0. Reed) 1 1-2 Monanui, 9.10 2 3-3 Valadore, 8.0 „ 3 Also started: 7-6 Blue Bonnet 7.0, 9-7 AVainianonj 7.0, 2-1 Stair Thru 8.2, 9-9 Gay Lady 7.0, 8-3 Knight Theory 7.0, 4-4 Titaneke 7.0. AVon by a head; two lengths between second and third. Time, 1.16 1-5. KENSINGTON HACK HANDICAP. Of £75. Six furlongs. 1-1 Alpinus, 8.5 (McTavis 1 ;) ... 1 3-3 Camilla Horn, 7.2 ... 2 6- Roman Mascot, 8.0 3^ Also -started: 5-6 Arch Ruler 8.7. 4-5 Mustang 7.1,, 2-2 My Money 7.1, 9-9 Hone Hclte 7.1. 7-7 Tonde’nyo 7.0. 8-8 Brown Lap 7.0. Won bv three length®, a. neck between second and third. Time, 1.15 2-5.

MANAIA HANDICAP. Of £9O. Six furlongs

2- Quietly, 7.0 (Biggins) ... 1 1-1 Whakapnra. 8.11 2 3- Hampton Park, 8.11 3 Also started; 5-4 Puriri Park 8.11. 4-5 Hoihoma 7.0. , , AA’on by half a. length, a length and a half between second and third. Time. 1.15.

PAP AH AKI HANDICAP. Of £Bll. One mile, 1- Allow 9.5 (McTnally) 1 3-2 Jaeldv Karo, 9.7 - 2- Ladv’.s Boy, 9.9 3 Also .started: 5-5 Gay Coclcadc 8.13. 4-3 Teels 8.0. Won by a length and a half; nan a length. Time. 1.42 4-5. HAWKE’S BAY RACES. LIST OF ACCEPTANCE'S (By Telegraph—Pres* Association.) HASTINGS, Nov. 9. Acceptances for the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s spring meeting, to be held on Saturday, have been received as follow: -n

Tomoana Handicap Hurdles, of £7O; one mile and a half. —Kimbo 10.13, Kinsel 10.10, Goshawk 10.10, Million 10.8, Pa lota 9.Q, King’s Cascade 9.0, Jazz King 9.0. Trial Stakes, of £00; five furlongs and a half; all B.o.—First division: Cawbeen, Dusky Crown, Senior, Pitfall, A\ r erohia, Abbey Feale, Ties Sec, Hest, A T estal Queen, Margaret Rose, Pikaio, Bonny Quex. Second division: Maine, Silver Beam, r.'ana- Gift, All Clear, Grand Vizier, Aunaiine, Sunny Maid, Royal Solo, La-vina, Gainsome, Moortv vn.

Nursery Handicap, of £7Q; four furlongs.—The Khedive 8.5, Cockfight 8.5, Lord Hereford 8.5, Queen’s Pride 8.0, Talari 8.0, Peggv’s Joy 8.0, Soot fillv 8.0.

Spring Handicap, of'£100; one mile and a- quarter.—Gold Trail 8.10, Chopin 8.8, Arrow Lad 8.5, Courtyard 7.11, AVhite Fang 7.8, Strome 7.8, Bothwell 7.0.

Little Flaxmere Hack Handicap, of £7O; six furlongs.—Asturisea, 9.5, Tiger Gain 8.13, OuUus 8.9, Royal Shift 8.3, April Fool 7.9, Mercian Queen 7.2, CaWbeen 7.0, Abbey Feale 7.0, Celerimuis 7.0, Margaret Rose 7.0, Lavina 7.0, Pikaio 7.0.

Glena-ray Hack Handicap, of £7O; one mile.—Tiger Gain 9.0, Chocksay 8.11, Swift and Sure 8.8, Lombohm 7.13, Bradman 7.12, Sir Nigel 7.12, Sylvan Dell 7.12, Fondle 7.12, Royal Da-sli 7.9, Bothwell 7.8, Arcberia 7.4, Ara-bliss 7.0, Hutkemanu 7.0, McHeath 7.0, Joy Stick 7.0, AVine Tray 7.0, Blue Boy 7.0, Monette 7.0, AVillowme-re 7.0. Flying Handicap, of £80; six furlongs.—Souchong 9.8, Slippery 8.4, S|>eed 8.4, Arrow Lad 7.13, Asturisea 7.11, Callus 7.0.

WINOOKA NEEDING SPELL. . THREE MONTHS IN VIRGINIA. ANOTHER RACE; TO-MORROW. NEW YORK, Nov. S. *Rufe Naylor informed the Australian Press Association that AVinooka would run only one more race, a seven furlong sprint at Pimlico on November 11, before being sent under the care of Sullivan to a stock farm in A'irginia for a three months’ spell, resuming racing in the East in March and possibly proceeding to England in July. Britt, Poison and Naylor will return to Australia by the Mariposa on November 15. Their plans for coining to America -again are still indefinite. Naylor expressed the opinion that yesterday’s race had AVinooka under a disadvantage, due to the cold and the American mud, to which the horse has not taken kindly. Naylor felt that the American -trip, although not a profitable one, was not altogether a failure.

N.S.W. ASCOT MEETING.

PRINCE POMBAL WINS DOUBLE

SYDNEY. Nov. 9.

At the Ascot mid-week races yesterday Prince Pombal (N.Z.-bred) won the double, consisting of the first and last events. The results were • AVELTER HANDICAP. One mile.

Prince Pombal, 8.12 (Browne) 1

Meadowvale, 8.4 (Hughes) 2Recognise, 8.8 (James) 3 Eleven started AVon by two lengths Time, 1.421.

ASCOT HANDICAP. Nine furlongs.

Prince Pombal, 8.3 (Browne) 1

Eaton Queen, 7.0 (Ross) 2 Alantamar, 7.4 (Hughes) 3 Six started. AVon bv a length. Time, 1.591.