RACING NEWS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 256, 26 September 1933, Page 3

RACING NEWS

FROM STABLEAND COURSE.

(By “Binocular.”) The Awapuni team of horses which attended the Wanganui meeting only won one race, but wore in places on live occasions. Pango ran two totally different races at Marton and Wanganui, yet won on both occasions. At Wanganui he had to come from the rear. Allowed to make his own paco and without having the leadership contested, Knollmere’s brilliance on the flat proved too much for Henry of Navarre at Wanganui. It was only fitting that the final event at the Geraldine meeting—the Champion Hack Handicap—should have been won by Grand Finale.

Superior, a chestnut filly by Colossus from Rillet, did not belie her name in the Debutante Stakes at Wanganui on Saturday. Pladic registered his second success under silk in the Trial Handicap at Wanganui on Saturday. Karly last season the Paladin gelding dead-heated at Woodvillc, but he did not gain a clear-cut win till the Rangitikei Hunt meeting in July. The Morris Bros had a good innings at Wanganui on Saturday, L. G. Morris riding three successive winners, and B. H. Morris then riding the next two successful performers. The weights for the New Zealand Cup find Autopay and Inflation, two Dominion representatives who are at present, in Australia, heading the poundages.. In awarding Inflation 8.6 over a two miles journey the handicapper is taking no risks with the Paper Money colt. Red Manfred, while he failed to reach the £IOOO mark last season, indicated by his victory in the Wanganui Guineas on Saturday that ho may be a more serious contender for classic honours among the tbrec-ycar-olds this season. * The Aus-tralian-bred gelding was bought as a yearling for 200gns. It must be a long time since a horse ridden by L. G. Morris returned to backers a dividend of the dimensions of Fiji’s on Saturday. The Nigger Minstrel gelding lasted just long enough in a falsely run race to win the Higgio Handicap at Wanganui, and the public wore not prepared for his early return to form. Copyist, who won the Maiden Race at Wanganui on Friday and then filled third place in the Wanganui Guineas, had had only one outing with the colours up prior to being brought north from' Riccarton. By Winning Hit from Miss Mimic, he has always shown a good turn of speed, but has been troubled with lameness and his activities have been restricted. The former Palmerston North-trained performer, Haulbowline, who is now an inmate of T. R. George’s stable at B.enheim, registered a success of his lady owner in the Spring Hack Handicap at Wanganui. His ability to begin smartly and the turning nature of the course probably assisted the Top Gallant gelding to some extent. Good things were predicted of Gaysome, a filly by Arrowsmith from Gay Vera, in June" last and slie registered her first success for the new term at Geraldine on Thursday. Her granddam, Lady Holywood, is the dam of Heraldry. The Chief Ruler colt Deputy Ruler did not take long to strike form in Australia, as indicated by his convincing win m the sir Herbert Maitland Stakes, seven furlongs, at Victoria Park on Wednesday last. He had only arrived in that country thioe weeks prior to his success and had only started on two previous occasions. Ihe fact that Deputy Ruler had a 101 b allowance takes some of the “gilr off his victory; still he won with something in hand and ’registered smart time for the journey. He is engaged in the A.J.C. Derby', to be decided on September 30, but it is doubtful if he will be sufficiently seasoned to run out a solidly-run mile and a half by that date However, he is engaged in other important races of lesser distance, and as ho is likely to show further improvement his prospects during the next few months look particularly bright, a northern writer says. , ~ \ private match between horses was witnessed at Goodwod (England) recently when Lady Durham’s filly Montez beat the Duke of Norfolk s filly Quicksilver in a race for £2OO a side. Such contests are generally the outcome of friendly aigument between owners, and that is how this race came about. Lady Durham icmarked to the Duke of Norfolk at a party that his horses were “a pretty poor lot. The Duke admitted the truth of the ciiti cism, but went on to venture the opinion that Ladv Durham’s were no better. IJencc the match. And Lady Durham now has the last word—and the W. £2OO Before racing was organised and controlled, sporting noblemen would wager heavily on one of* their horses beating that of a rival, and it is really due to these matches that racing has become a great national sport. •U Newbury seven years ago on a pouiing wet day, Sir Hugo Cunl.ffe-Oweii s Highborn II defeated the late Mr S. IS. Jell's Oojah in a match for £2OOO a side Highborn II won with the greatest ol case. INFLATION’S SUCCESS.

Inflation came into his own in the Camellia Stakes at Rosehiil on Saturday, September 16, and thereby increased his populaiitv for the Epsom Handicap, for which ho had boon heavily supported A high opin- . ion has always been held of the 1 aper Money horse, who, however, had been exccodingly difficult to train. He arrived from the Dominion recently, but his party did not allow that to stand in tho way of substantial wagering on the suburban course. Ridden by tho New Zealander, T. Green, Inflation was not further back than fourth at any part of the race. He ran into second place about tile half-mile, where the Victorian, Snowfclt, had charge, and remained there until the straight entrance. Inflation was moving so freely that Green allowed him to make bis run thus early, tho visitor going on to win comfortably from Turbine and Whittingham.

FOXTON ACCEPTANCES. The following acceptances have been received for the Foxton Racing Club’s meeting:— POROUTAWHAO HURDLES, bf 70 sovs. One mile and live furlongs. ICimbo 10 6 Air Laddie 9 0 Tunbridge 913 High Society 9 0 Joic do Val 9 13 Sunny Song 9 0 Ramuna 9 10 Gambler 9 0 Palace 9 3 Thomist 9 0 Revision 9 3 MAIDEN STAKES, of 50 sovs. Six furlongs. Weight 8.5. Palm Queen Hint Prince Umberto Arctic Region Awckotia Gay Coat Waipiata Raparahara Araulinc Hark Forrard Tupurangi Lacktown First View Maypay Wyndalo Tommy Atkins Bold Jim Ifawora Zctcs Chief RulerColossal Vestalis f. Prostration Celeste Acrelict Royal Passion ROBINSON HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. One mile and a quarter.

DUNEDIN WEIGHTS. Per Press Association. DUNEDIN, Sept. 24. Handicaps for the first day of the Dunedin Jockey Club’s spring meeting, on October 5, have been declared as follows: Spring Hurdle Handicap, of 100 sovs. One mile and a half. —Quinopal 11.4, Captain’s Gift 11.0, Membo 10.11, Gold Knight 10.9, Polling Day 10.3, Huntley 9.10, Kapuna 9.7, Umtali 9.6, Ramoses 9.4, Ilystride, Wliipknot 9.0. Trial Stakes, of 75 sovs. Six furlongs.— Colonel Crawford, Gilpit, Irish Birdeatclier, Jaunt, Last Tink, Lycidas, Pink Draft, Ventrae 8.5, Falkland, Gold Boy, Taero Tonu, Jacobin, Norman Conquest, Oliver 8.2, AroarCj Donalda, Flying Amy, Island Linnet, Quite Soon, Sungom, Turbine 8.0, Chliota, Daring Deed, Dissemble, Half Note, June the Third, March Brown, Silver Lark., Silverado —Helen filly 7.11. Maungatiiu Handicap, of 80 sovs. Six furlongs.—Pink Paper 9.0, Doiran 8.10, Cherry Queen 8.9, Silent Flight, The Masquerader 8.8, Flower 8.6, High Speed 8.5, Pharaoh 8.4, Moneygran 8.2, Cleaner 7.13, Gold Boy, Roland 7.12, Top Rank, Fiat Lux, Lycidas, McNab, Quite Soon 7.11. Electric Handicap, of 120 sovs. Six furlongs.—True Shaft 9.0, Meadow Lark 8.7, Fracas 8.6, Guarantee 8.3, lluia Belle 8.1, Kerbside, Silver Streak 8.0, Water Power, Mobile, Royal Sceptre 7.13, Fair Weather 7.12, Master Anomaly 7.7, Lord Argosy, The Masquerader 7.0. Mosgiel Handicap, of 150 sovs. Ono mile and a .quarter.—Shatter 9.0, Rebel Song 8.11, Polydora 8.8, Black Duke, The Smuggler 8.6, Chrysology 7.9, Kakara 7.2, Flower 7.0. October Handicap, of 100 sovs. One mile —Palantua 9.3, Salmo Salnr 9.0, Toreador, Sailing- Home 8.13, Admiral Drake 8.11, Irish Lancer 8.10, Gallant Fox 8.6, Cliarmaine, Locksley 8.1, Lochayd 8.0, Silvox, Southdown, Night Parade, Shootist, High Sneed, Top Rank 7.13. Taioma Handicap, of 80 sovs. Six furlongs.—Grand Finale 9.6, Worship 9.3, Blazon 9.0, Amelitu 3.12, Arden’s Beauty 8.11, Doiran, Trivet 8.7, Cherry Queen 8.6, Reminder, Moneygran 7.12, Cleaner 7.9, Roland, Ventrae, Lady Links, Saxophone, Lycidas 7.7. MASTERTON NOMINATIONS. Nominations for the spring meeting of the Mastcrton Racing Club on October 14 arc: — Nursery Handicap, o,f 55 sovs. Four furlongs.—Confiscation, La Madelon, Tutor, Bczainc, Golden Chance, Brown Betty, Con'tract, iVJorbury, Peggy’s ' Joy, Redeem, Choral. Highwcight Handicap, of 80 sovs. Ono mile.—Swift and Sure, Manuire, Ramuna, Chocksay, Courageous, Owl’s Flight, Forestry, Flower, Esteem, Lovccourt, Miss Holly, Hazoor, Rhea, Walton Park, Chile, Palace, Air Laddie. Maiden Stakes, of 55 sovs. Six furlongs. —Maypay, Pukcho, Zctcs, Tommy Atkins, Millestra, Revival, Malthcrie, Rene Belle, blk f by Psychology—Silver Grey, Association, Treasure Hunt, Prostration, Lady Solway, Umpire, Terangitumau, Prince Umberto, First View, Hunting Lady. Lansdowne Handicap, of 70 sovs. Six furlongs.—Grand Blow. Emotion, Normandy, Land Tax, Might, Anita May, White Sqall, Bottwyscoed, Prostration, Rhea, Lady Ronald, Phcon, Movietone. Mastcrton Handicap, of 110 sovs. One mile and a quarter.—Speed, Retract, La Poupce, Courageous, Havering, Brambletorn, Little Doubt, Thrasher, Saitpot, Takaliua, ciuny, Chopin, Lyrical. Lawn Handicap, of 70 sovs. One mile.— Passion Fruit, Sage, Ramuna, Shootist, Love Court, Red Top, Snowball, Assolation. Revision, Milnrow, Thrasher, Kalmuck, Dignified March, Quebec. Grandstand Handicap, of 70 sovs. Seven furlongs.—Emotion, Owl’s Flight, Land 'lax, Zetcs, Copper King, Rod Top, Yvette, Assolation, Bottwyscoed, Ilazoor, Milnrow, King Tliomond, Bonny Vale, West Tor, Nebulae. -Palace, Movietone, Platter, Dignified March. Electric Handicap, of 65 sovs. Five furlongs and a half.—Grand Blow, Sir Spear, Secrecy. Gipsy Love. My Ideal, RenoBelle, White Squall, Haiilbqivline, Hunting March, Lady Ronald, Dollar Prince, Phcon, First View, Movietone, Acceptable. HORSES DEAD. MANAWIIENUA AND PETER’S PRIDE. The racehorse Manawhenua died at Ellcrslio yesterday from internal trotfble. Ho had been sick for several weeks, and although at times he appeared to be improving, bo became worse on Sunday, and failed to rally. . , . Manawhenua was a six-year-old gelding by Acre from Country Picnic, and his stake winnings amounted to £3668 6s Bd. He was raced by Air H. Ramil, who bad had another trip to Australia in view until the gelding went off colour. The two-year-old colt Peter s Pride (Chief 'll u ] er _Cymenc), half-brother to Cylinder,Cypress and Cyclonic, was destroyed at | Takanini last week. Ho met with an accident tlireo weeks ago while running m 111-' paddock, and the ultimate, cause of his destruction was tetanus. Peter’s Pride was lokcil upon as the most promising youngster at Takanini, and his loss is severe foi Ins owner, Major P. Kerr Smiley, who paid 400 guineas for him afc tho latst lrcntiiain sales.

All Humbug 9 0 Thrasher 7 0 Chopin 8 6 Wasteland 7 0 Eminent Joic do Val 8 5 Beryl Latour 7 7 ' 7 0 FOXTON TWO-YEAR-OLD HANOICAP, of 60 22 yards. sovs. Four furlongs and VVJionuakura 8 13 Tutor 8 5 Contract 8 5 Lifeguard 8 2 General Quex 8~5 Superior 8 0 Golden Chance 8 5 Brown Betty 8 0 Lord Hereford .Bachelor’s Sony 8 5 Poniard 8 5 7 11 CARNARVON HACK, of 70 sovs. mile. One (’hock Say 9 0 Nebulae 7 3 Logged Sir Romeo 7 o -Exchange 8 7 Hawora 7 1 Gold Ruler 8 5 Joy Stick 7 0 Kalmuck 8 3 Quebec 8 2 Tranquillity 7 0 Capo Fair 7 0 King Thomond 8 0 En Vidette 7 0 Revision 7 13 Pahiko 7 0 (Julius 7 10 Canoficld 7 0 Headmistress Colossical 7 10 Transact 7 9 7 0 KEBBELL MEMORIAL, og 85 sovs Seven furlongs. Foreign Queen 8 11 Arikira 7 12 Cluny 8 4 Forestry 7 7 Diatomous 8 4 Wasteland 7 0 Takakua Equitant 8 1 Quietly 7 13 7 0 HERRINGTON HACK, of 65 sovs. furlongs and a half. Five Might 9 4 All Spirit 7 3 Senegal 8 9 Phoon 7 7 Haulbowline 8 8 Wiilowrnere 7 0 Gladium 8 3 Miss Husliabyo 7 0 Lady Ronald 8 3 Araulino 7 0 Asterisca 8 1 Camellia Horn 7 0 Palace 8 0 First View 7 0 Merry Hunter 7 8 Gay Coat 7 0