RACING NEWS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 133, 7 May 1932, Page 10

RACING NEWS

FROM STABLE AND COURSE. (By "Binocular.") P. V. Mason has broken in at Riccarton a yearling sister to Delico, by Tea Tray from La Paix. Awapuni stables had only two horses participating at Hawera on Thursday and neither gained a place. Callamart fell when going well in the cross-country event, while the novico Laokoon was unplaced on the flat. Illuminate, who ran second to Sparkling Morn in a two-horse race at Hawera on Thursday, is a four-year-old golding by Illumination from Ilinepoto, by Maniapoto, and was bred in the Waikato. Mount Shannon has been schooled at Hawera und is stated to have been shaping satisfactory. However ho was not asked to raco over tho battens at the past fixture, being accorded a start in the big handicap on Thursday, when he ran unplaced. Gallapago, tho half-brother, by Spalpeen, to Valkon and Lady Lulu, is reported to bo getting into condition for steeplechases ahead. Tho Woathervano two-year-old, Glenvano, who is an inmate of Barlow's stable at New Plymouth, surprised on a recent morning by boating lloyal Bengal over two furlongs. His preparation is not being hurried for ho is not roquired for racing till the spring. Welcome Boy has been sent homo to his owner on the East Coast (states an Auckland exchange), but will bo brought back again in Juno. Tho Feramorz gelding showed adaptability in his schooling work prior to leaving Mateer's stable and is expected to make good when the ground becomes firm.

Lord Vul and Woodfull, stable-matos of King Val, aro reported from tho north to be going along nicoly and aro expected to earn somo stake money in the next month or two. Their- owner is restricting them to road work for the main part and little is seen of them on tho tracks.

Arrangements for the trip to Melbourno of Aladdin have boen altered and ho will not bo shipped for a few weeks. Ho will mako his first appcaranco at the Grand National meeting opening on July 2. GLOAMING'S RECORD. PERFORMANCES ON THE TURF Although it has since been beaten, Gloaming at one time held tho stake-earn-ing record of Australia and Now Zealand. It is,, nevertheless, of interest to reproduce in detail the wins, times and distances of tho old champion, during his seven years of racing in New Zealand and Australia from 1918 to 1925. The record is as folAT THREE YEAERS.

£ Won Chelmsford Stakes, lm If, 6.10, 1.52 687 Won A.J.C. Derby. Urn, 8.10, 2.334 4724 Won Champion Plate, Trentham, lim, 8.0, 2.13 1-5 650. Won N.Z. Derby, lim, 8.10, 2.37 2-5 1050 Second G. G. Stead Memorial, ljm. 7.10 (won by Sasanof, 9.0, 2.5) 150 Won Islington Plato, Ellorslio, lm, 7.13, 1.37 1-5 500 Won G.N. Derby, lim, 8.7, 2.34 2-5 1100 Won Wellington Stakes, sf, 9.8, 58 3-5 600 Won Kolburn Plate, W.R.C., 4f, 8.3, 46 2-5 ... 325 Second Taranaki Stakes, 6f, 9.0 (won • by Desert Gold, 8.11, 1.13) 100 Won Egmont Stakes, 6f, 9.0, 1.14 400 Won Hawera Stakes, lm, 8.12, 1.40 2-5 400 Won Jackson Stakes, Wanganui, 6f, 8.4, 1.13 1-5 ... 400 Won Wanganui Guineas, lm, 8.5, 1.43 3-5 390 Won C.J.C. Challenge Stakes, 7f., 9.1, 1.26 4-5 700 Unplaced N.I. Challenge Stakes (fell at barrier) (won by Warplane) I . £12,176 AT FOUR YEARS. £ Won Roseliill Spring Stakes, lm, 8.11, 1.40* 261 Second A.J.C. Spring Stakes, lim, 8.1 (won by Poitrel. 9.5, 2.351) 400 Won Craven Plate, 8.11, 2.5 i ... 1521 Won W.R.C. Champion Plato, lim, 9.0, 2.7 1-5 700 Won Stead Memorial, lim, 9.0, 2.12 1-5 700 Won Islington Plate, lm, 9.0, 1.38 4-5 525 Won A.R.C. Royal Stakes, 6f, 1.13 700 £4807 AT FIVE -YEARS. £ Won Electric Plate, C.J.C, 4f, 9.1, 46 4-5 350 Won Feilding Stakes, sf, 9.4, 1.2 3-5 350 Won Oroua Stakes, Feilding, sif, 9.8, 1.8 2-5 245 Won Islington Plato, lm, 9.2, 1.39 700 Won Auckland Plate, lim, 9.4, 2.34 3-5 700 Won Kelburn Plato, 4f, 9.1, 45 ... 455 Won AVntc.-100 Stakes, W.R.C, 6f, 9.11, 1.12 1-5 525 Won Taranaki Stakes, 6l\ 9.10, 1.16 . 2-5 350 Won Egmont Stakes, 6f, 9.10, 1.15 1.5 • - 400 Won Hawera Stakes, lm, 9.6, 1.52 430 Won Jackson Stakes, 6f, 9.0, 1.12 2-5 425 Won C.J.C. Challenge Stakes, 7f, 9.11, 1.27 700 £5680 AT SIX YEARS. £ Won Feilding Stakes, sf, 9.1, 1.0 1-5 500 Won Oroua Stakes, sf, 9.8, 1.2 1-5 295 Second Islington Plato, lm, 9.fi (won by Thespian, 8.2, 1.36 3-5 200 Won Auckland Plate, lim, 9.4, 2.32 2.5 700 Won Egmont; Stakes, 6f, 9.10, 1.14 400 Won Hawera Stakes, lm, 9.6, 1.474 430 Won Taranaki Stakes, 6f, 9.10, 1.14 500 Won Jackson Stakes, 6f, 9.0 1.11 4-5 40 ° Won N.I. Challenge Stakes, 7f, 10.1 1.28 3-5 ••• •■• 700 Won C.J.C. Challenge Stakes, 7f, 9.11, 1.25 2-5 800 Won H.B. Stakes, 6if, 10.1 1.20 490 Won J. D. Ormond Memorial, lm, 9.11, 1.38 4-5 450 £5865 AT SEVEN YEARS. £ Second Chelmsford Stakes, 9f, 9.8 (won by Beauford, 9.3, 1.53) 200 Won Hill Stakes, lm, 9.0, 1.38 i 474 Second Spring Stakes, lim, 9.8 (won by Beauford. 9.3, 2.334) 500 Won Craven Plato, lim, 9.1, 2.4 2214 Won W.R.C Champion Plato, lim, 9.4, 2.6 1-5 850 £4238 AT EIGHT YEARS. £ Won Waterloo Stakos, 6f, 9.1, 1.13 1-5 525 Won Middle Park Plate, 6f, 9.10, 1.11 3-5 280

Won Jackson Stakes, 6f, 9.0, 1.13 2-5 400 Won N.I. Challenges Stakes, 7f, 10.0, 1.27 4-5 800 Second C'.J.C. Challenge Stakes, 7f, 9.11 (won by Kazzlc Dazzle 9.2, 1.24 4-5) 200 £2205 AT NINE YEARS. £ Second Chelmsford Stakes, lm. If, 9-8 (won by Heroic, 8.2, 1.505) 200 Second Hill Stakes, lm, 9.1 (won by Ballymona, 8.11, 1.381) 150 Won A.J.C. Spring Stakes, ljm, 9.1 2.37 1967 Won Craven Plate, Um„ 9.1, 2.5 ... 2354 Won Molbourno Stakes, liin, 9.0, 2 53 1123 Won'Middle Park Plate," 6f," 9.10 J 1.10 2-5 280 Won N.I. Challengo Stakes, 7f, 10.1, 1.26 700 Won C.J.C. Challengo Stakes, 7f, 9.11, 1.28 800 Won H.B. Stakes, 64f, 10.0, 1.19 3-5 280 Won .T. 11. Ormond Memorial lm, 9.10, 1.38 4-5 325 £8179 ' Total £43,100

SUMMARY OF STARTS. First 57 Second 9 Unplaced (caught in tho tapes) 1 Total 67 CASE OF HECTOR GRAY. LICENSE CANCELLED FOR CURRENT SEASON. H. E. Gray, New Zealand's leading horseman, who is at present undergoing a term of suspension, has had his license cancelled for the current season, which terminates on July 31. This action was taken yesterday by the licensing committee of the New Zealand Racing Conference. • Gray was under suspension for three months, expiring on May 29, in connection with his handling of Antique at To Aroha on February 20. Tho Auckland District Committee upheld Gray's appeal, which was then taken to tho appeal judges of tho Racing Conference, and they ordered tho suspension to stand.

Tho effect of the decision of tho licensing committee is that Gray cannot be employed by any trainer or owner in any capacity in connection with tho care, control, or training of any horse without the previous consent, in writing, of tho licensing committee. Tho decision docs not debar Gray from attending a racecourse. WANGANUI ACCEPTANCES. Per Press Association. WANGANUI, May 6. Acceptances for the first day of 4110 Wanganui Jockey Club’s winter meeting, to be held on Thursday and Saturday next, aro as follow:

Rata Hack Hurdles Handicap, of 75 sovs. One milo and four furlongs and a quarter.—Balloon 10.5, Callapat 10.1, Fcrnden 9.12, Royal Mint 9.8, Banbridge 9.7, Auctioneer 9.5, Bon Eve, Henry of Navarro, Clopton 9.3, Tho Sun, Pahiko, Pass On, Puawhato 9.0.

Century Hurdles Handicap, of 125 sovs. One milo and three-quarters.—Otairi 11.10, Mister Gamp 10.12, Easterly, Conjurer II 10.5, Just an Idea 10.1, Fornden, Adventus, Puawhato 9.0.

Balgownio Flack Handicap, of 75 sovs. 0110 milo and a distance. —Fairway 9.0, Davistock 8.7, Air Laddie 8.3, Lady Spy 8.1, Kisslcss 7.5, Thermopylae 7.0.

Grandstand Steeplechase, of 125 sovs. About two miles. —Omco 10.8, Just an Idea 10.2, Dcmocraic 9.10, Jen 9.7, Airtight 9.2, Princess Elizabeth, Slump, Freehold, ICowhatu 9.0.

Empire ljlandicap, of 125 sovs. One mile and a distance. —Havering 9.0, Chopin 8.11, High Faintin’ 8.4, Richfield 8.2, Shrewd, Little Doubt 7.7, Equitant 7.5, Capetown, Mount Shannon 7.0.

Borough Hack Handicap, of 75 sovs. Six furlongs.—Royal Hunting 9.11, Ganpat 9.2, Cereal 8.9, Gay Court 8.7, Sparkling Morn 8.0, Orby’s Choice 7.13, Lady Court 7.10, King Peg, Forceful 7.4, Illuminate 7.2, Trader Horn, Willowmcre, Acrclict 7.0. Winter Oats, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs.— Arisus 9.4, Pomp 7.7, Kaihoro, Hampden 7.3, Chief Link, Ganpat, Juggle 7.0. SOUTHLAND ACCEPTANCES. Per Press Association. INVERCARGILL, May 6. The following acceptances have been received for tho first day of tho Southland winter meeting:— ltoslyn Hack Handicap, of 80 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Kerbside 9.7, First Song, Steeton 8.8, Thornton 8.5, Jack A Dandy 8.2, Insolvency 7.12, Miss Redowa, Young Sentinel 7.9, Sailing Home 7.5, Remindful, Broughshane 7.4, Colonel C’ygnus 7.0. New River Harness Trot, of 105 sovs.; class 4.54. Two miles.—Chiming Wave, Bright Sun, Margaret Bell, Mitchio Chirncs scr, Lady Direct, Erin’s Chief 12yds bhd, Grey Girl 24, Winning Wave 72. Flying Handicap, of 115 sovs. Six furlongs. —Charmaine 8.11, Inevitable 8.8, First Money 8.7, Mnster Anomaly 8.2, Enwood 8.0, Crubenmoro 7.10, Ace of Hearts 7.0.

Trial Handicap, of 80 sovs. Six furlongs. —lrish Chieftain 9.0, Royal Emblem 8.13, Glcnham Lark, Granado 8.12, Lady Topsy, Jovial Friar, Clatter, Miss Winston, Tractor g. 8.5. . Southland Cup, of 150 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Red Sea 9.2, The Smuggler 8.7, King Balboa 7.13, Princess Argosy 7.5, Salmo Salar 7.2, Totolomai, Leading Boy 7.0. Southland Steeplechase, of 125 sovs. Two miles.—Squatter 11.11, Matu 9.13, Taramoa 9.10, Nylotis 9.8, Apache, Calham 9.4, Mar.anui 9.0.

Stewart Island Handicap, of 80 sovs. One mile.—Cough 9.0, Toreador, Stecton 8.2, Ballanco, Night Rose, Consono 8.0, Silver Salver 7.5, The Rector, Strong Light 7.3. Tradesman’s Handicap, of 100 sovs. One mile.—Red Boa 8.10, Gallant. Fox 8.9, A 1 Jolson 8.2, Blue Metal 7.10, Leading Boy, Totolomai 7.7, Night Maid 7.5, Paris, Cupid’s Dart, Barn Door 7.3. EFFECT OF REDUCED TOTALISATOR TAX. , , » Per Press Association. DUNEDIN, May 6. Tho reduction in tho totalisator tax meant a saving of £124 to tho Forbury Park Trotting Club on its turnover yesterday. AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY CLUB’S MEETING. (By Telegraph.—Press Assn.— Copyright.) 1 y SYDNEY, May 6. The Australian Jockey Club has received notico from the Promier, Mr J. T. Lang, that totalisators must not bo operated at tho Randwick meeting on Saturday week. Tho club will therefore review the stakes offered for tho Juno meeting with a view to making cuts.