IN THE WAIRARAPA

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 93, 3 April 1934, Page 2

IN THE WAIRARAPA

TOTE’S GOOD INCREASE STEWARDS’ TO NAVAHO. HAZOOR WINS AUTUMN By Telegraph-Press Association. CARTERTON. March 31. The first day of the Wairarapa Kao. ing Club’s meeting was held on Saturday in fine but dull weather. The attendance was very fair and the course in splendid order. Fairly fast times were recorded. The totalisator handled £10,511 compared with £8974 10/- on the same day last year. Dividends throughout the day were small. The Easter Handicap was narrowly won by Mr W. Howard Booth’s Haaoor by a short neck from Mr B. L. Hammond’s Saltpot, the pair racing neck and neck the full length of the straight. Following are the remaining results:—

MOKAI HACK HANDICAP Of £100; 7 furlongs. 1 WEST TOR 8.11 (C. Carroll) ... 1 4 Windward 7.13 (O. Dick) 9 2 Full Throttle 7.10 (K. Voitre) ... .1 Also started: 5 Grand Blow 83. 3 Purse 8.1, 7 White Squall 7.4, 6 Quebec 7.0. Won by a length, with third half a head away. Time, 1.26. FERRY HACK HANDICAP Of £100; 6 furlongs. 1 GAY SIMON 8.5 (K. Voitre) ... I 7 Lady Ronald 7.8 (J. Martin) ... 2 6 Lady Ina 7.6 (C. Carroll) 3 Also started: 3 Pladie 8.10, 5 Norrnanby 8.11, 2 Bon Rapide 81, 4 Pegged Exchange 7.13, 9 Bay Area 7.4, 8 Sir Spear 7.1. Won by two lengths, third a head away. Time, 1.13, SECOND DAY’S RUNNING. MASTERTON, April 9. The Wairarapa Racing Club’s autumn meeting was concluded at Tauhereuikau to-day in beautiful weather. The track was fast and in good order, and then# was a large attendance, The totalisetor handled £12,627 Against £10,159 on the second day last year, making a total for the meeting of £23,138 against £19,133 last year. Resultsi— STEWARDS’ HANDICAP Of £115; 6 furlongs. 4 NAVAHO, 8.1 (Jenkins) .. .. 1 5 Equitant, 8.12 (Voitre) .. 9 1 Royal Routine, 8.13 (Wilson) .. 3 Also ran: 3 Lady Nan 9.0, 2 Astoa 7.5. Won by half a length, third twe and a half lengths ’ back. Time, 1.12, MOROA HACK Of £100; 7 furlongs. ■2 WINDWARD, 8.3 (Dick) I 3 Bon Rapide, 8.3 (Jenkins) .. .. 9 1 Full Throttle, 7.13 (Voitre) .. 9 Also ran: 5 Grand Blow 8.1, 4 Purse 7.13, 6 Quebec 7.7, 7 Sir Spear 7.7. Won by a length; third threequarters of a length back. Time, 1.26 2-5. AUTUMN HANDICAP Of £175; 1 mile 1 furlong and 80 yards 3 HAZOOR, 8.13 (Wilson) 1 6 ’Cape Fair, 7.4 (Dick) .. » •• 3 5 Thrasher, 7.4 (Voitre) . >. .. 3 Also ran: 1 Miladi 8.11, 4 Arrow Lad 8.10, 2 Saltpot 7.0. Won by a length; third two lengths back. Time, 1.59 3-5. JUVENILE HANDICAP Of £110; 5 furlongs. 2 QUEEN’S PRIDE, 8.5 (Jenkins) i 3 Balbus, 7.10 (Wilson) 2 1 Zionist, 7.10 (Voitre) 3 Also ran: 7 Confiscation 7.5, 5 Horo. kiwi 7.5, 4 Cloral 7.0, 6 Rulate 7.9. Won by a length and s half each way. Time, 59 4-5. PIHAUTEA HACK HANDICAP Of £100; 6 furlongs. 3 PLADIE, 8.10 (Robinson) .. .. 1 1 Gay Seton, 8.12 (Webster) .. .. 9 5 Bon Rapide, 8.1 (Wilson) .. .. 8 Also ran: 7 Normanby 8.9, 2 Hunting Lodge 8.6, 4 Lady Ronald 8.2, « Bay Area 7.8, 8 .Ramanu 7.5. 9 White Squall 7.5. Won by a neck each way. Time, 1.11 4-5. TAUHERENIKKAU HANDICAP Of £115; 7 furlongs. 1 PROSTRATION. 9.9 (Webster) 1 2 Speed, 9.9 (Jenkins) * 3 West Tor, 8.8 (Carroll) .. .. 3 Also ’•an: 4 La Poupee 8.12, 6 Royal Routine 8.11 (lost rider), 5 Thrasher 7.10, 7 Flower 7.7, 8 Snowball 7.0. Won by two lengths; third one and a half lengths back. Time, 1.25 2-5. ROTOTAWA HACK Of £100; 1 mle. 8 TE RANGITUMAU, 7.0 (Wynd) 1 7 Grand Blow, 7.9 (Stuart) .. .. 2 2 Te Ua, 8.11 (Jenkins) 3 Also ran: 1 Bonnie Vale 9.3, 3 Love Court 7.0, 4 Rene Belle 7.5, 5 Vitaphone 7.0, 6 Lancet 7.0. Won by a neck; third a length back. Time, 1.40 1-5. NOVICE STAKES Of £100; 5 furlongs. 1 LA PARLEUSE. 9.0 /Wilson) .. 1 3 Consummation, 9.0 (Webster) .. 2 5 Araios, 9-0 (Ridgway) 3 Also ran: 2 First View 9.0, 7 Misfire 9.0, 6 Agrestic 9.0, 7 Pukeho 9.0. Won by two lengths; third a length back. Time, 00 1-5.

SYDNEY CUP RACE

BROAD ARROW WINS EASILY LIMARCH FINISHES THIRD. EASTER PLATE TO QUEEN HELEN By Telegraph—Press Assn. —Copyright SYDNEY, April 2. The Australian Jockey Club's autumn meeting was continued at Randwick to-day in. tine weather before an attendance of 53,000, the best lor many years. The track was slow but in good order. Golden Wings, on the strength of his excellent showing in the Doncaster Handicap, was warmly supported in the La Perouse Handicap, but failed to flatter his supporters at any stage of the race and finished at the roar of the field. New Zealanders were compensated in the next race when the Chief Ruler filly Queen Helen produced a brilliant finishing effort to capture the Easter Plate from Arachne, who performed well. The Sydney Cup winner, Broad Arrow, was ridden by E. Britt, who toured America with Winooka. He is owned by Air Walgett, a grazier, who races under the name of Al. Brooks. Broad Arrow has run consistently in important events this season, notably ■it the last Aletropolitnn and later at .lie anniversary meeting. He appeared to be well suited by to-day’s lightly heavy going and by Britt’s ■iandy weight. His victory was certainly not unexpected, .judging by his lastminute friends. Silver Scorn ran prominently in the Sydney Cup until a furlong from home. Peter Jackson was responsible for a most inglorious display. His jockey, Ellis, said after the race that Peter Jackson was never on the bit and pulled up slightly lame. Results:— LA PEROUSE HANDICAP. Of £650; 6 furlongs. WHITTINGHAM 8.1 (McCartcn) . 1 Vista 8.4 (Britt) .. .. .. .. 2 Persian 7.6 (O’Sullivan) 3 Won by three lengths. Time, 1.12 J. EASTER. PLATE. Of £750; 7 furlongs. QUEEN HELEN 8.7 (Munro) .. 1 Arachne 9.0 (Cook) 2 Artful Clnro 8.7 (Shelton) .. .. •“ Won by half a length. Time, 1.23. BIRAG ANBIL HANDICAP. Of £450; 1 mile. MAI’OOTA 7.3 (Britt) 1 Australia Pair 9.0 (Cook) .. .. 2 Alontego 7.8 (Carter) 3 Won by two lengths. Time, 1.395. WENTWORTH HANDICAP. Of £500; 6 furlongs. EIRST DIVISION. TURBULENT 7.6 (Britt) .. .. 1 Contact 7.9 (O'Sullivan) .. .. 2 Bombus 9.4 (Ahinro) 3 Won by a length and a half. Time, 1.14 J. SYDNEY CUP. Of £4500; 2 miles. BROAD ARROW 7.1 (Britt) .. .. .1 Gippsland 7.3 (Knox) 2 Limarch 8.3 (Bartie) .. .. ■ • 3 Won with ease by three lengths. Time, 3.28. WENTWORTH HANDICAP. Second Division. THEO 8.5 (AlcCnrten) 3 The Raider 7.10 (Knox) 2 Trick 7.4 (Simpson) 3 Won by two lengths. Time, 1.14}. LOCAL HANDICAP. Of £500; 1} mile. MR KERRY 7.12 (Pratt) .. .. 1 Tingalba 9.0 (Shelton) 2 Rivalli 7.11 (Maxwell) 3 Won by three lengths. Time, 2.5 J. .FIRST DAY'S RUNNING. CHATHAM’S DONCASTER WIN. SYDNEY, April 2. The “'Herald,” commenting on Chatham’s Doncaster Handicap win, says: “There was no luck about it. Victory waited only at the end of a punishing, desperate finish, and then by the narrowest of margins. It was the reward of superb courage and exceptional stamina. “The New Zealander Golden Wings had made a most brilliant effort. Whittingham revealed unexpected tenacity. Rogilla was never in the race. “The St. Leger was a slovenly-run race until the straight was reached, Limarch wearing down Blixtcn in a stirring finish. “Silver Scorn in the Autumn Plate suffered several checks, and, all things considered, her effort was creditable.’Following are the results:—

FIRST BRUSH HURDLES ABBOT’S LAD 10/11 (McMenamin) 1 Master Colin 16.0 (Sholi) 2 Hustler 9.3 (Alderidge) 3 Ten started. Abbot’s Lad took up the running shortly after the barrierrise and thereafter remained in front, running home an untroubled winner by three lengths. Time, 3.48". AUTUMN PLATE Of £1300; 1} mile. PETER PAN 9.0 (Pike) I Silver Scorn 8.11 (Cracknell) .. ■■ ■' Peter Jackson 9.0 (Ellis) 3 Other .darters were: Heroic Prince. Lough Neagh. Oro. Miss Nottava. D on by three lengths. Time. 2.381. A.J.C. SIRES’ PRODUCE STAKES With £2500 added; 7 furlongs. DARK sky .'.III (Munro) .. .. 1 '.lyra lip 8.7 < Bart lei 2 >i:'i-’t.!v B.l'l O 'Sull; van ll ■ • •• 3 W'u by two lengths. Time, 1.29. J. DONCASTER HAN DICAP Of £1750; 1 mile. CHATHAM 10.4 (Pike) 1 Golden Wings 9.6 (Ellis) 2 Whittingham 8.3 (Pratt) 1 Won by half • head. Tim*. 1.40}.

A.J.C. ST LEGER With £l5OO added; 1} mile. LIMARCH 8.10 (Bartie) .. .. ... 1 Blixten 8.10 (McCarten) .. ~ .. 2 Hall Mark 8.10 (D. Munro) .. .. 3 Won by a head. Time, 3.17. VAUCLUSE HANDICAP First Division BALTIMORE 8.4 (Knox) .4 .. 1 Burwood 8.10 (Bartie) .. .. .. 2 Milantheon 10.3 (James) ~ .. 3 Won by three lengths. Time, 1.275. VAUCLUSE HANDICAP Second Division HIGH 8.7 (Ross) .. 1 Dromos 8.9 (O’Sullivan) 2 Canilec 8.3 (Donkin) 3 Won by a neck. Time, 1.28.