RACING NEWS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 51, 27 January 1933, Page 10

RACING NEWS

FROM STABLE AND COURSE.

(By “Binocular.”) It is reported that Lapstono has been leased to an Australian sportsman and will be shipped to Australia after the Takapuna ■meeting-. Lord Yal, who has had a let-up since the •holiday racing, may' be seen in action once again at the Matamata fixture. My Own, who has disappointed in her recent racing, was sent home after the Wellington Cup and it is , now stated that she will bo put to the stud. " Dollar Prince injured a hock recently and B. Burgess has decided to have him gelded during his compulsory spell,. Cold Mag, who won three decs in Sydney last spring, was to have been operated on at Hastings last week for respiratory troubles.

Entreaty, the dam of Phar Lap, had only been associated with one sire prior to this season, when 6he was mated with the Eng-lish-bred Iliad.

It is possible that Autopay.’s next race will bo in the James Hazlett Gold Cup seven furlongs, at the Dunedin meeting next month. He will not make the trip, however, if there is any possibility of a clash with Silver Scorn. The local horseman, K. Voitre, has now ridden 47 winners since the commencement of the 1952-33 season, and ho enjoys a lead of 14 over his nearest rival, L. J. Ellis. Voitre will attend the Takapuna meeting to-morrow when he will pilot Clay Marigold, Specdmint, Diversion and King Mcstor. Another Palmerston North horseman, W. Broughton, will ride Lorrelle and Marmorate at tho same fixture.

Tigorism was cent across the Tasman last week. Ho i; to go into tho stable of F. McGrath at Randwick, and the Sydney 'Cup is to bo his special mission. G. Jones, private trainer for Mr W. R. Kemball, travelled by the same boat, taking with him Greenhorn, Posy, Foghorn and Gape York. As a result of her solid performance in the Summer Cup at Ellerslio last month, Eager Rose is sure to be in demand if .she goes to the post in the Zcalandia Handicap at Takapuna to-morrow'. This mare has been in the money at her last three starts, and if she races up to her Ellerslie form she will keep tho rest of tho field busy throughout tho seven furlongs journey. Mr Charles Corner, who has been appointed chairman of stipendiary stewards, expects to reach New Zealand on February 7. He is being relievod of hie duties to the Western Districts Association (Victoria) at the end of this' month. Tho Ellerslio trainer W. Garrett, juni., has an addition to his team, the newcomer being a rising two-year-old by Hunting Song from Lionskin. The latter wag bred by the late Sir George Clifford, and is by Kilbroney from Counterfeit, by 1 readmill, from Delusive by Trenton, and is the dam of Patutahb Garrett intends breaking in tho youngster at once, and will then keep him in easy work until next season. Star Stranger’s half-brother, which w’as bought at the national yearling sales by Mr G. N. Magill, the New South Wales breeder, for 550 guineas, is to be named Three Star. The colt is by Night Raid from Star Lady, and is to bo raced in partnership by three Australian sportsmen, Messrs Magill, J. S. Brunton and R. McKay. The breeding and the fact that there are three owners inspired Mr Ken Austin to suggest tho name Three Star. In past seasons hacks from tho Gisborne district invariably raced well when token to outside meetings, and Aiguille proved no exception to the rule as the result of his win in the Douro Cup at Trentham. Hhe son of Threadneedle and Sabine, who is owned by. the Gisborne trainer, J. W. Nixon, won a seven-fur-long hack race at Manawatu during the holidays, and was ' also equal to winning over a similar distance in open company at the Wairarapa meeting on January 2. Aiguille is a half-brother to Autumn Sun and Autumina, both of whom have won a number of races in the Gisborne district, and he gives every indication of developing form above the average. It was a coincidence that the Palmerston North horseman, C. Thomson, who piloted Aiguille to victory, had won on Beau Gallante in tho Ilighweight—his only two mounts for the two days.

BILLY BOY’S PROGRESS. DEFINITE PROGRAMME ARRANGED The crack steeplechaser Billy Boy is having' an easy time at present, most of his tasks being confined to light exercise around the roads and hills, states tho Auckland Star. A definite programme been mapped out for Billy Boy, who will make his next appearance at the Easter meeting, which opens on April 16. His preparation will then bo continued with the view of competing at the GreaLJlorthern Steeplechase, in which event he ran unplaced last season with 10.13 on his back. At the conclusion of the latter meeting Billy Boy will be shipped to Melbourne to contest the Grand National Steeplechase and other events at the Victoria Racing Club’s winter meeting in July. He will afterwards return to the Dominion in time for the Grand National meeting to be held at Riccarton in August, where he was successful in winning tho big steeplechase event last year under the solid impost of 11.13. The son of Archiestown is thriving well on the work he is now doing and should be in tip-top order for the approaching jumping season. MANAWATU RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. The programme has been issued for the autumn meeting of the Manawatu Racing Club which will this year be held on Wednesday and Thursday, March 22 and 23. Little alteration has been made in the programme which was drawn up for the 1932 meeting save that the stake money in the Karore Hurdles and tho Kairanga Hurdles on the respective days has been increased from £IOO to £l2O. The complete programme is as under: Karere Hurdles, of

120 sovs., ono mile and a half; Autumn Plate (maiden conditions), of 80 sovs., seven furlongs; Prince of Wales’s Handicap, of 150 sovs., ono mile and a furlong; Manawatu Sires’ Produce Stakes (25th), of 300 Sovs., seven furlongs; Awapuni Cup, of 230 sovs., one mile and a quarter; J. M. Johnston Memorial Handicap, of 125 sovs., six furlongs; To" Matai Handicap, of 100 sovs., ono mile and a furlong. Tho second day’s events are: Kairanga Hurdles, of 120 sovs., ono and a half miles; Lockwood Handicap, of 100 sovs., six furlongs; Tainatoto Handicap, of 150 sovs., one and a quarter miles; Stonyhurst Handicap, of 110 sovs., seven furlongs; Manawatu, Stakes (29th), of 250 sovs., six furlongs; Cloverlea Nursery Handicap, of 100 sovs., five furlongs; Addorstone Handicap, of 100 sovs., one mile and a furlong; Telegraph Handicap, of 115 sovs., six furlongs. In all the club is offering £2250 in stake money —£1205 on the oponing day and £1045 on the second day—a figure which will be welcomed by owners and trainers alike. TAPANUI ACCEPTANCES.

Per Press Association. GORE, Jan. 26. The following arc the acceptances for the Tapanui Racing Club’s mooting:— Trial Stakes, of 60 sovs, weight-for-ago. Six furlongs.—Tuilight 8.11, Island Linnet, Lochend, Honest Maid 8.4, Gold Boy 7.0, June the Third 6.11. President’s Hack Handicap, of 70 sovs. Six furlongs.—Enwood 8.4, Blazon 8.1, Shock 7.9, Pink Paper 7.6. Tapanui Handicap, of 100 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Tippling 9.2, Stccton 8.13, Ballance 8.5, Amy Johnson 8.2, Spanish Maid 7.3, Shipshape 7.2. ‘ N. C. Dwver Memorial Hack Handicap, of 70 sovs." Five furlongs.—Lochlaggan 8.9, Hot Tea 8.2, Tuilight 7.7. Singing Liffey, Lochend, Island Linnet, Paiglc 7.5. Steward’s Hack Handicap, of 70 sovs. Six furlongs.—Pink Paper 7.10, Thornton 7.7, Genteel 7.3, Ordcrwood 7.0. Farewell Handicap, of 80_ sovs. Six furlongs.—Enwood 8.4, Kerbside 8.2, Blazon 8.1, Shock 7.8. A. J. C. MEETING. ANNIVERSARY DAY RESULTS. SYDNEY, Jan. 26. The A.J.C. Anniversary Day meeting was held to-day at Randwick. Following are tho principal results: — Adrian Knox Stakes. One mile. —Roman Spear, 8.5 (Bartle), 1; Daino Moab, 8.5, 2; Fame, 8.5, 3. Eleven started. Short head; two lengths. Time, 1.381,. Anniversary Handicap. One mile and a half. —Topical, 7.4 (Knox), 1; Trevallion, 7.5, 2; Gippsland, 6.12, 3. Sixteen started. Three lengths; one length and a quarter. Time, 2.32.

FORBURY PARK TROTS. DILLON LOGAN WINS CUP. JOHN NOBLE THE FLYING HANDICAP. Per Press Association. DUNEDIN, Jan. 26. The Forbury Park summer meeting opened to-day. The totalisator handled £11,695 10s, against £13,175 10s for tho first day last year. Results: VAUXI-lALL HANDICAP (in harness), of 110 sovs; 3.48 class. One mile and a-half. 1 RESOUND, 36yds bhd. (M. Holmes) 1 4 AMONOS, 36vds bhd (Barron) ... 2 3 GYRATE, 60yds bhd. (Watts) 3 Also started: 7 Bo’sun, 9 Coreopsis, 2 Mataunga, 5 Sansaveno, 6 Sister Mary, 8 Earl Bingen 36yds bhd. Neck; two lengths. Time, 3.38 2-5. SOUTHLAND HANDICAP (in harness), of 120 sovs; 3.39 class. One mile and a half. 3 QUITA, 12yds bhd (M. Holmes) ... 1 1 ST. FELIX, scr. (King) 2 6 YOUNG FRANK, scr. (Walsh) ... 3

Also started : 5 Eastern Prince, 9 Hyteamoana, 2 Roylena scr, 10 John Appear 12 yds bhd, 4 Black Jester, 8 Anthum 24, 7 Cbenwcod, 11 Lord Lupin 36. Two lengths; two lengths. Time, 3.22 1-5.

ELECTRIC HANDICAP (in harness), of 130 sovs; 2.17 class. One mile.

5 PETER LOCANDA, scr. (Price) ... 1 3 AUTOMATIC, 12yds bhd (Donald) . 2 1 FLYING CLOUD, scr (C. McDermott) 3 Also started: 6 Bingen Patch, 2 Jolly Wave,, 4 Willie Derby scr, 8 Aristotle 12 yds bhd, 3 Sister Rose 24, coupled with Automatic 12, 7 Manoeuvre 24. Length; . three-quarters of a length. Time, 2.12 3-5. ‘ DUNEDIN CUP HANDICAP (in harness) of 350 sovs; 4.28 class. Two miles. 4 DILLON LOGAN, scr. (Barron) ... 1 1 SIR GUY, scr. (King) ... ... ... 2 7 MURIEL DE ORO, scr (J. G. Holmes) 3 Also started: 2 Arethusa scr, 1 Lindbergh 36yds bhd, coupled with Sir Guy scr, 6 King Pointer 12, 3 Regal Voyage 24, 5 Free Advice 36. Dillon Logan was practically the pacemaker throughout, and in a fine race home won by throe-quarters of a length, with Muriel de Oro half a length away. Free Advice was fourth. Time, 4.29 3-5. OTAGO HANDICAP (in harness), of 110 sovs; 5.2 class. Two miles. 4 SEA MIST, 24yds bhd. (McLellan) ... 1 1 RACLAIM, scr. (M. Holmes) 2 2 AMONOS, 24yds bhd (Barron) ... 3 Also started: 6 Bo’sun, 5 Earl Bingen scr, 3 Margaret Parrish 24yds bhd. Head; four lengths. Time, 4.45 3-5. MUSSELBURGH HANDICAP (in harness), of 125 sovs; 4.45 class. Two miles. 5 PRAIRIE KING, scr. (Wallis) ... 1 10 GREAT THOUGHT, scr (Tomkinson) 2 6 ERIN’S PRINCESS, 12yds bhd (Gallagher) 3 Also started: 11 Elite Bingen, 7 Godetia, 9 Margaret Bell, 4 Molly Desborough, 1 Prince Author, 3 Real Huon scr,

8 .Special Sun, 2 Cloudy Range 12yds bhd. One and a-half; one length. Time, 4.36, KING GEORGE HANDICAP (in harness), of 130 sovs; 3.10 class. One mile and three furlongs. 1 INDIANAPOLIS, scr. (Tompkinson) 1 2 AUTOMATIC, 12yds bhd (Donald) .. 2 7 ARISTOTLE, scr. (J. G. Holmes) ... 3 Also started: 4 Flying Cloud, 6 Jolly Wave, 3 Probationer, scr, 2 Sister Rose coupled with Automatic, 5 Manoeuvre 24 yds bhd. Six lengths; three-quarters of a length. Time, 3.3 3-5.

FLYING HANDICAP (in harness), of 200 sovs; 2.45 class. One niilo_ and aquarter. 4 JOHN NOBLE, scr. (Ryan) 1 6 MURIEL DE ORO, scr (J. Holmes) 2 2 LITTLE GUY, scr (M. Holmes) ... 3 Also started: 3 Dillon Logan ser, 1 Sir Guy, 5 Mountain Dell 12yds bhd. Length; three lengths. Time, 2.44 3-5. TO-MORROW’S ACCEPTANCES. Tho following are tho acceptances for tho second day of tho meeting:— Waverley Handicap, of 110 sovs; 3.48 class. One mile and a half.—Sister Mary, Coreopsis, Bos’un, Sansaveno scr, Mataunga 12, Raelaim 36, Margaret Parrish 48. A monos, Gyrate 60, Resound, Sea Mist 72. Tolgeraph Handicap, of 130 sovs; 2.17. class. Ono mile.—Bingen Patch, Flying Cloud, Matchmaker, Molly Desborough scr, Peter Locanda, Automatic, Aristotle, Indianapolis 12, Sister Rose, Manoeuvre 24. Stewards’ Handicap, of 120 sovs; 3.39 class. t)no mile and a half. —Eastern Prince, Hytomoana, Roylena, Young Frank scr, St. Felix,' Erin’s Chance 12, Anthum 24, Chemvood, Lord Lupin 36, Quita 48. Metropolitan Handicap, of 300 sovs; 4.28 class. Two miles. —Arothusa, Muriel do Oro scr, Dillon Logan, King Pointer 12, Regald Voyage 24, Free Advice, Lindbergh 36. Crescent Handicap, of 110 soys; 5.2 class. Two ntiles.—Bo’sun scr, Baclaim 12, Margaret Parrish 24, Amonos, Gyrate 36, Sea M ist 48. Royal Handicap, of 130 sovs; 3.10 class. Ono mile and three furlongs.—Flying Cloud, Prairie King, Matchmaker, Probationer, Willie Derby scr, Peter Locanda, Automatic, Aristotle 12, Manoeuvre, Sister Rose 24. Gore Handicap, of 120 sovs; 4.45 class. Two miles. —Godctia, Margaret 8011, Molly Desborough, Real Huon scr, Great Thought, Cloudy Range, Erin’s Princess, Prince Author, Special Sun 12, Prairie King, Jolly Wave 36. An Rcvoir Handicap, of 200 sovs; 2.45 class. One mile and a quarter.—Arothusa, Dillon Logan, Littlo_ Guy, Muriel dc Oro, John Noble, Mountain Doll 12, King Pointer, Lindbergh, Regal Voyage 24.