RACING NEWS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 14, 14 December 1932, Page 6

RACING NEWS

FROM STABLE_AND COURSE. (By “Binocular.”) K. Voitre will rule Red Sun in the Te Awamutu Cup on Saturday. Huntingdon, who has had a slight attack of bleeding of late, has been turned out for a six weeks* spell. The Auckland Cup candidate Antique is reported to be doing well in her work, and is getting over long distances very satisfactorily. Gay Crusader, winner of the Two Thousand Guineas, Derby and St. Leger in 1917, was destroyed recently at the age of 19 years. A two-year-old filly by The Ace from Flagship has had- the name of Nora Lee claimed for her. She is a half-sister to Nancy Lee, winner of the Railway Handicap in 1928. Joie do Val is stated to have improved as a result of her outings at Levin and Feilding. She will contest the Manawatu Cup in which she will be ridden by W. J. Broughton. The new owner of Gaine Carrington has been unfortunate in his purchase. for while running out in the paddock his new representative had one-half of a hoof torn off. It will take at least five months for the injured limb to heal. Tho two-vear-old filly Prestige won a race at Rosehill recently, according to advice received by her owner, Mr John Donald, of Westmere. Prestige is by Limond from Homage, being thus a sister to Honour.

The Polydamon gelding Matu died in the south last Friday. Without winning any outstanding distinction, he had proved capable of winning over hurdles and steeplechase fences in both islands. D. Cotton will do the riding for Sir Charles Clifford at Manawatu and Wairarapa. It is anticipated that A. E. Ellis, who has been on the injured list for some time past, will be able to ride Fast Passage and Cricket Bat at^Auckland. The imported four-year-old horse Irish Dancer (Allenbv —Bright Heckle), who created such a good impression when he won the Jockey Club Handicap at R<iccarton, is reported to be working well at Wingatui and his next appearance will be awaited with interest. Punchestown, Mr J. 11. Grigg has decided, is to race no more on the flat, but will be prepared for next season’s steeplechases. Beinc by Thurnham, from the dam of Charlatan, Punchestown should not fail at- his fences, and he has more pace than the average ’chaser. The Tasmanian Guineas was won by a black colt, Iliglibroney, by the Gainsborough horse High Art from Lahinch. a New Zealand-bred mare by Kilbroney from Vanna, by Charlemagne II from Savannah. by Stepniak, Ilighbronev was bred by Mr P. Miller, New South Wales, and sold by him as a yearling in Sydney for 50 guineas. The Musketoon —Rolshsay two-year-old in A. E. Cox’s stable is developing nicely, states “Whalebone.” He is much the same tvi>e as Mungatoon, but is built on bigger lines, and should be a rare weight-carrier. Don’t Lap bears evidence of having done a fair amount of work before being recommissioned a fortnight ago, and is coming to hand quickly. Just at present he is inclined to “climb,” but should soon get over that. The sale was effected last week of another member of Mr J. J. Corry’s team. This was the unraccd two-year-old Frimsel, a brown filly by Grand Knight from the Kilbroney mare Rachel, the dam also of Rabbi and Kozan. Frimsel’s purchaser was Mr W. J. Corry, of Sydney, and she was shipped for her new home last Friday.

Since racing at the Takapuna meeting Tarporley has been doing plenty of solid pace work on the tan track and is standing up to it in good style, states the Auckland Star. Fie is one of the fittest horses in work at Ellerslie at the present time, and if he trains on as at present is sure to win more money before the summer meetings are over. Tarporley has been entered for hack events at the Auck-

llneo*l,,o’. a nd on recent form ho should get his share of stake-money in that class. SILVER SCORN’S SALE. CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP. Silver Scorn, who will be taken north by her former owner and present trainer, G. Murray Aynsley, to-morrow, to compete at the Auckland summer meeting, will race at Ellerslie in the colours of the Rand wick trainer, F. T. Cush, on behalf of whom, it is revealed, a notification of change of ownership will be made this week.' -Much mystery has been allowed to surround tho sale of the unbeaten filly, a?id it is liy no means clear yet why the original announcements should have been at first so stoutly denied. The change of ownership is to Cush himself, so apparently he has not been acting on behalf of any patron. Mr Murray Aynsley has during the last week disposed of another of his loam, this being the five-year-old Paladin mare. lCakara, who will next race at Waikouoiti and Oamaru in the colours of Mr G. J. Barton, of Dunedin. CURTAILING DOPING. Discussing the subject of doping, the Paris contributor to the Horse and Ilound says that in France tho stewards are very active with regard to it, and a certain number of selected animals go through the “dope box” every day. There is no discrimination. all classes having to submit to tile test. At Deauville this year Colonel William Littauer’s Semblefigue, a three-year-old daughter of Alcantara 11., ran a deud heat in a mile handicap with Prior. The result of an analysis, a test taken on the spot by the veterinarian surgeons, was that the filly was proved to have been given a quinine stimulant. Diggle, her trainer, after an exhaustive inquiry, was exonerated of having had anything to do with the administration of the stimulant in question, but, as was only natural, he was held to he responsible for his charge as trainer, and was fined 2000 francs, while the filly was disqualified. The owner was not brought into the question at all.

WORK AT WOODVILLE. CANDIDATES FOR AUCKLAND. A number of candidates for the holiday fixtures were worked at Woodville yesterday morning. With tho treaties some 30ft out and the sting out of the ground, the times were not fast. Royal Routine (Reid) and La Poupee (Monk) ran six furlongs in 1.19. the former holding the advantage at the finish. There was no sign of lameness when Royal Routine pulled up. Jayson watt sent over a mile and a distance, the last mile taking 1.49. He will be ridden by H. Ditlieu in the hurdles at Auckland. Foreign Queen was restricted to threequarter pace over six furlongs. She is again improving. Gold Trail (G. Jones) and Arajean (darling) were partners over a mile on the course proper. Arajean acted as pacemaker and ran the first three furlongs in 41sec and the half mile in 54soc. Arajean retained her advantage to the close, running the full distance in 1.48 2-seec. Gold Trail, who is an indifferent track worker, left for Kllorslie to-day. Lack slipped over five furlongs in 1.4 2-5, the initial furlong being left behind in 13 see arid two in 25 2-sscc. The chestnut, lias lightened up a shade as a result of his recent racing. Lackstonc, who displayed some pace in the maiden events at the Woodville fixture. was restricted to pacework on the plough with his trainer in the saddle. Golden Wings registered an attractive performance by running five furlongs in 1.3 1-5. He will contest the Railway Handicap at Auckland.

Copper King, who registered an excellent performance in tho hack sprint at the Woodville fixture, worked on the plough. Red Flush slipped over six furlongs on No. 1 grass, running the last four in 54 sec. The Derby candidate, Red Manfred, registered an attractive performance when lie ran five furlongs on the course proper in 1.3 2-5, the initia' furlong taking 13-ce. The Manwatu Cep candidate, Arrow Lad, was sent over a mile and a quarter, running the last mile in 1.51 3-5. F. Davis goes north with Red Manfred on Monday, and H. K. Russell will follow with Golden Wings. Jayson and possibly Lack on the succeeding day. Davis will be represented at Awapuni by Copper King, Red Flush and Acron, and J. Sullivan will have Royal Routine, Arajean, La Poupee and Lady Nan. HAWKE'S BAY NOMINATIONS. Nominations for the first day of the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club's summer meeting to bo hold on January 2 and 3 have been received as follow : Otatara Highweight Handicap, of 70 sovs. One mile and a quarter. —Ex Dono, Gold Ruler, Outward Bound, Rory Mor, Mon Roi, Courageous, Fondle, Rod Bank, Goshawk, Manuiri. Hastings Maiden, of 60 sovs. Five furlongs and a half. —Margaret Rose, Admatlia, Sunstcad, Royal Shift, Dusky Crown, Astorisca, Cuddle, Gold Pebble, Cape Horn geld., Crown Imperial II geld., Bradman, Hylosta, Squeeze, Granny Quex. Juvenile Handicap, of 70 sovs. For two and three-year-olds. Five furlongs and a half.—Hunting Joy, Oil Painting, Ralphyllis. Royal Highness, Mercian Queen. Senior, Bay Tree, Cyclonic, Slippery, Grumpy, Sir Nigel Psychology filly, Silver Beam,' Pasoion Fruit. President’s Handicap, of 110 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—My Own, Brambletorn. White Fang, Fondle. Royal Parade, Teller, Kakunoke, Chock Say, Chopin, Tahoma. Waipntu Hack Handicap, of 70 sovs. One mile. —High Grader, Strome, Royal Court, Te Ante, Acsculus, Swift and Sure, Outward Bound, Sabatini, Night Speaker. Havelock Hack Flying Handicap, of 70 sovs. Six furlongs.—Master Cynic, Princess Bell, Marais. Court Yard, Joy Stick, Speed, Slippery, Sabatini, Stitch, Sum Up, Sylvan Dell, Royal Hunting, False Scent. Stewards’ Handicap, of 100 eove. Six furlongs.—Head Serang, Toboggan, Manifesto, Cuticle, Souchong, Kaihoro, Bernera, Great Charter, Royal Songestcr, Tahoma. STRATFORD NOMINATIONS. Nominations for the first day of the Stratford Racing Club’s meeting to be held on January 2 and 5 arc. as follow: — Ohura Hurdle Handicap, of 120 sovs. One mile and a half.—St. Ames, Emancipation, ; Gavsogne, Callapat, Manly, Day Lass, Calamine, Tenacre, Star Lupin, Welcome Boy, Taura Lad, Radiant Sun, Manuiri, Easterly, Okopua. Trial Stakes, of 90 eovs. Five furlongs.— No Humbug, Sir Musk, Queen Agnes, Maypay, Muskon, Divola, Lady Bent, March Alone, Icier, Schizanthus, Bold Baron, British Columbia, Prince Reno, Rita’s Light, Hunting Song—ldanoe filly, Royal Potoa, Tnahura, Ruby’s Step, Pakiri. Tariki Handicap, of 120 sovs. Seven furlongs and a half.—Ruri, Bugle Call, Joyspear, Tcntcall. Chief Line, Attentive. Constant Sun. DavirJock, Lady Lulu. Revision, Taitoru, Holly Holm, Valpai, Palace. Hit the Deck, Glowlight, Princess Bede. Quecnbeyan, Black Marlin. Captain Dan. Stratford Cun, of 250 sovp. One mile and a half.—Mareclial, Trishna, Helium, Bugle Call.' Spearful, High Faintin’, Tigerisni. Refresher, Tcntcall, Awaken. Carfex, Lillie Doubt. Holly Holm. Te Hoia, Lady Vane, Gibraltar, Eastertime, Alloy, Seat own, Havering. Richfield. Juvenile Handicap, of 120 sovs. Five furlongs.—Kurapao, Headmaster, Te Waipu, Matorni, Maypay. Royal Papa. Miss Cavendish, Golden Hair, Schizanthus, Bettwysroed. Rapper. Welcome Lu, Rereatu, Merry Way, British Columbia.

Douglas Handicap, of 170 sovs. Six furlongs.—Aston. Mareclial, Arvada. Royal Bengal. Refresher, Green Linnet. Miladi. Royal Routine. Tradesman. Ganpat, Paganclii, Orapai, Easterlimc, The Tiger.

Midhirst Handicap, of 130 sovs. Eight furl on go and a half.—Kind Word**, Full Mark, Lucky Alice, Arvada, Calamine, Tenacre, Attentive, Davistock, Little Doubt, Miladi, Orby’s Choice, Monaloff, Holly Holm, Eardcrtimc, Alloy, Black .Marlin, Radiant Sun. Easterly, Richfield, Kawhakina, Glen Vane, Moatoa. Railway Handicap, of 120 sovs. Six furlongs.—Kanapa, Princess Star. Sir .Musk, Gold Gleam, Solitaire 11, Haulbowline, Sparkling Morn, La Crown, Chief Line, March Alone. King Win, Hampden, Silver Fern, Foul wind. Merry Way. Princess Bede. Illuminate, Forceful, Rita’s Light, Black Marlin, Royal Potoa, Beau Irish, Cereal, Willowmere. WA IRA RAPA NOMINATIONS. The following nominations were received for the first day of the summer meeting of the Wairarapa Racing Club to be held on January 2 and 3: — Electric Handicap, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs.—Posy. Autopay. Solitaire 11.. Aston. Royal Routine. Good Hunting, Miladi, Araios. Dick Whittington, Arikinui, Trojan Melody. Featherston Hack Handicap, of 100 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Late Jest, Clangor, Redtop. Navaho. Bonnie Yale. White Squall, Golden Horn, Fleeting Glance, Moab Queen, Azure, Revision, Movietone, Purse, Chile, Minstrel Lad, Kalmuck. Nursery Handicap, of 120 sovs. Five furlongs.—Valdarado, Quietly. My Ideal, Snowball, Silent Flight, Wait and See, Royal Quest, Lady Nan, Cclcrimus, Bettwyscoed, First View, Lavina, Dollar Princo, Clatter.

Wairarapa Cup. of 250 sovs. One mile and a quarter. —Eminent, Saltpot. Capetown, Green Horn, Red Heckle, Autopav, Spearful, Stanchion. Arrow Lad. Bay Court, Retract, Lyrical, Cluny, Chopin, Joie do Val.

Champion Hack Handicap, of 125 sovs. One mile. —Clangor, Eminent, Redtop, Saltpot. Navaho, Lancet. Capo Fair, Drum Fire. Fleeting Glance, Lady Spy, Emotion, Moab Queen. Lovecourt, Tiger Gain, Morrath, Aiguille, Revision. Ben Hur, Flower. Minstrel Lad. Warded Handicap, of 125 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Sir Pombal, Drum Fire, Fullmark, La Poupee, Aston, Arajean. Anemometer, Aiguille, Miladi. Lyrical, Ben Hur, Grecian. Wharekaka Handicap, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs.—Might, Navaho, Bonnie Vale, Vivette, Solitaire 11., Good Hunting, Araios, Money Mint, Acrelict, Rhea, Takakua, Rnmuna. Novice Stakes, of 100 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Meritor, Cape of Good Hope, Golden Horn, Tea Stream, Cardinal Moon, Fusion, Milnrow, Rone Belle, Lovecourt, Shootist, Rhea. Takakua, Ramuna, Traymela, Chile, Autumn Park. TROTTING. ASHBURTON HANDICAPS. Per Prows Association. CHRISTCHURCH, Doe. 12. Handicaps for tho Ashburton Trotting Club’s meeting on December 26 have been declared as follow : Mitcham Handicap (harness), of 125 sovs.; 3.51 class (unhoppled trotters). One mile and a half.—Bingen Lin. Bosun, Chiming Wrack, Chudleigh, Don Giovanni, Esther, Canton, Carbine, Hokimai, Master Wrack, La*t Child. Norman Fox, Orphan Bingen, Page Girl. Parettc, Real Belle, Resound, Sister Mary, Trickful, Jacob scr, Harvest Dillon 24vds bhd, Mataunga 36. Raclaiin 72, Bon Boy 96, Dilfashion 120.

Wakanui Handicap (harness), of 125 sovs.; 3.45 class. One mile and a half. — Ethlcney Lasrt, Authorise, Betty Jinks, Bingen Wrack, Cliudio, Donum, Embattle, Eros, Essay, Euloginm, Good Companion, Gunmetal, Harvest In, Iron Man. Renova, Reporter, Rewai. Ronald Derby, Rosenor, Royal Ando. Royal do Oro, Royal Wrack, Snowy do Oro, Tangatu. Thorn worthy. Toll gate. Tenor scr, Doll Dance 12vdn bhd, Peter Junior, Smoke Screen, War Boat 24, Desert Maiden 36. Dolly Huon 48.

Ashburton Trotting Cup Handicap (harness), of 500 sovs.; 4.27 class. Two miles. — Arcthusa, Auto Machine, Colorado, Gold Country, Impromptu scr. King Pointer scr, Lindbergh, Regal Voyage 12yds bhd,

Free Advice, RoIIo 24, Red Shadow, Terence Dillon 36, Roi l’Or 48, Harold Logan 84. McLean Handicap (harness), of 175 sovs.; 3.30 class. One mile and a half.—Accra*, Bonny l>Vift, Ciro, Cloudy Range, Craganour, Dark Girl, Donna Gulvallis, Gay Gordon, Halswell Queen, Lord Matchlighr, Molly Desborough, Silver Bingen. Special Sun scr, Worthy King 12vds bhd, Aristotle, Avernus, Manoeuvre, Peter Locanda 24, Wrecker 36. Master Roy 48. Winslow Handicap (harness), of 175 sovs; 4.59 class. Two miles.—Bonora, Desert Maiden, Raclaim scr, Germnnieus 12vds bhd, Golden Spray, Miss Wilkes, Radley 24, Ability, Dilfnshion, Great Harvester 36, Enigma, Our Bingen, Tancpai 48. Midsummer Handicap (harness), of 250 sovs.; 4.34 class. Two miles. —Bracken, Dusolina, Gold Tinge, Huon Voyage, Ma jor Lind, Xgingongingo, Silver do Oro, Sodium, Some Guy, Tactless, Todd Lonzia, Wilbur White scr, George Rev, Great Author, Gunfire, Sunny Morn 12yds bhd. Hostess, Mountain Ore 24, John Noble, Sir Guy 56. Wrackler 48. Wracklcr is handicapped as a trotter. Longbcach Handicap (harness), of 150 sovs; 3.37 class. One mile and a half. — Becky de Oro. (roilege Boy, Dollar King. Dolly Huon. Elide de Oro. Hard Word*. Little Nelson. Midnight Sun, Radley. Ruth Logan. War Boat, War Officer scr. Avaunt, Chen wood. Girvan, Lord Lupin 12yds bhd. Betty Wrack, Central Pointer, Tatsv do Oro 24. Great Thought 36, Jessie Huon. Little Victor 48, Plain Silk. Real Huon 60. Boxing Day Handicap (harness), of 225 sovs.; 2.44 class. One mile and a quarter. — Arethusa. Auto Machine, Colorado, Cranleigh, Knawah, George Rev. Lindbergh. Muriel do Oro, Tom Thumb scr. Delightful, Gold Country, King Pointer. Regal Voyage. Rollo 12ydis bhd. Impromptu 24, Red Shadow 43. Harold Logan 60.