RACING NEWS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 304, 21 November 1933, Page 3

RACING NEWS

» FROM STABLE AND COURSE. 0 (By “Btnocular.”) Hunting Lodge won £133 last season, yet he was eligible for the Novice Stakes at Carterton on Saturday. He duly won, to give him his best stake to date. • Boughal, winner of the Trial Stakes at i To Rapa on Saturday, is an Acre gelding who races in the interests of Mr M. J. • Carroll, of Paganelli fame. • Alignment, the brother to Croupier, has • not yet “set the Thames on fire,” but ; this threo-ycar-old has undoubted pace and • his winning turn should come before long. ? At the (Jtaki meeting To Ua, a four-year-old gelding by Acre-Wench, displayed promise. Mr F. S. Eastpn’s candidate made : a bold bid to register a success at Carterton on Saturday, but was narrowly nbbed of the major award, , Hazoor, the tour-year-old gelding by the j, Now .Zealand Derby winner, Black Ronald, I from 'Moana, a mare that never raced, was backed very confidently for the Carrington ■ Highweight. He won, but only with a narrow margin. However, he would have been unlucky to lose. ( The Australian-bred Saltpot, who won the Wairarapa County Cup under the luxurious poundage ol 7.0., was got by Saltash and is attractively bred on the dam’s side. Thaisa, his dam, was got by Comedy King front Lady Lybia, ’by Antaeus (a son of Sir Modred), from Lady Trenton (the dam of Lord Cardigan, a .Melbourne Cup winner). Miladi, the runner-up in the Wairarapa Cup, is by imported Weatheryane from the speedy Paper Money mare Frenzied Finance (a tuli-sister to First Money). The other members of the family have shown torrents of speed, but have been lacking in staying power. However, .Miladi apparently possesses a strong nick of her site’s staying blood, for she is invariably finishing on in her races. Epigram, winner of the Bunny Memorial Handicap, was accorded a start in the New Zealand Cup, but his connections elected to let him run in the seven furlongs event at Carterton in preference to the Wairarapa County Cup. The l’ombal representative proved to be quite capable ot looting it with the open company horses and lurther successes shou.d come his way. While Secrecy, the elder sister Jo the brilliant \\ lienuakura, lias hardly attained the heights expected, she proved hersell capable ol beaiing the hacks opposed to her in the Maiden Plate at carterton. Being a daughter of Clio brilliant Shyer Link, more sltould be heard ot her. Mr N. L. -Nathan has presented a gold cup to the Wellington Racing. Club tor competition. The.trophy is to be awarded to tne winner ol a special, rate of 10 ltirlotigs for hacks. The event will be staged at the autumn meeting and will be known as the Trentham Champion Hack Huutiicap. The Ellerslie trainer R. 8.. Bagby lias added to his team the Chief Eu.ec lilly Timorous, a daughter ol the Engiish-lned mare Timid. Ellen trained by J. T. Jamieson Timorous showed useful form as a two-year-old, winning at that age in Australia.' She has been oif the scene for some time and will not be ready to. race till later in,the season. Mail advices lrom Melbourne indicate thai when the New Zealand tidy Golden Hair won at Moonec Yalley she was the medium of a big betting coup that took thousands of pounds out of the ring. Long prices wore seemed . early and she was ( , backed down to a third ot the original [ quotation. Among the single wagers laid i were £IOOO and £SOO at a double figure I price. . J. Holt, trainer of Hall Mark, said the other day that the eolt had made great improvement since the Melbourne. Cup day. and that he was confident that soon he would not be showing any signs of the 1 injury which troubled him before his- Victoria Derby and Melbourne Cup wins. • : • There is' still plenty of money in Eng- ! land for yearlings. At the Doncaster sales Lord Woolavington paid 7100 guineas lor ( a lilly •by Fairway from Harpy, and Prince Aly .Khan 6400 guineas, lor a colt , by the same sire from Harpsichord, dam of Royal Minstrel, whose son, Singing Wood) recently won the richest two-year- , oil race in America. English breeders - were jubilant over the Doncaster sales. f There were no foreign buyers present, but an aggregate of 188.268 guineas was belter than tor any Doncaster sales since 1929. -

TAKAPUNA MEETING. FIRST DAY’S HANDICAPS. Per Press Association. AUCKLAND, Nov. 20. Following are the handicaps for the first day of the Tukapuna Jockey Club’s mect-

WAIKATORACES. GAY MARIGOLD A WINNER. BIG INCREASE IN TQTALISATOR t FIGURES. O Per Press Association. t - HAMILTON, Nov. 20. The Waikato meeting was concluded in fine weather. The totalisator handled £18,227 10s, as compared with £13,027 10s s on the second day last year. The total for t the meeting was £41,077 lCb, compared with jj £28,875 last year, an increase of £12,202 10s. Results:— - FRANKTON HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. 1 Six furlongs. e 7-8 VAL WATCH, 8.2 (ICeesing) ... 1 - 10-10 POI DANCE, 7.11 (Carroll) ... 2 1 3-2 MISS LULU, 9.0 (McTavish) ... 3 Also started: Prince Acre 7.11- (coupled 3 with Miss Lulu), 1-1 Pelagia 8.5, 5-5 Queen ’ Nona 8.3,' 9-7 Camilla Horn 8.2, 11-11 3 Lagoon 8.0, 12-12 Tuuheahe 7.12, 6-6 CurI lew, 8-9 Barograph, 13-13 Town Planner, II 4-3 Kopurere, 2-4 Cnmpanero, 14-14 Lia 3 Fail 15-15 Golden Lady 7.11. A neck; a length and a half. Time, 1.15. j CLARKIN HACK HANDICAP, of 100 , sovs. Seven furlongs. . 3-3 BOUGHAL, 7.5 (Broughton) ... 1 r 2-2 AMYRIL, 8.15 (Goldfinch) 2 - 7-6 PRINCE COLOSSUS, 8.3 (Wiggins) 3 ’ Also started: 6-7 Moonfleet 8.8, 1-1 Ruri t 8.6, 9-9 Lady Ronald 7.11, 5-5 King Mestor, 4-4 Phiakuo 7.10, 8-8 Gold Pocket 7.8, • 11-12 Square Aero, 14-15 Ilikutaia, 14-10 ! . Sweet Whisper, 11-11 Hunting Maid, 15-14 Hoinelight, 14-13, Cawan 7.0. Three lengths; three-quarters of a length. Time, 1.26. RUAKURA STAKES HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Five furlongs. 9-8 DAY WIND, 7.1 (Wiggins) • 1 5-4 POUND . STERLING, 7.5 (Broughton) 2 11-11 WAITAKI, 7.3 (Goldfinch) ... 3 Also started: 2-1 Sirona 8.2, 3-3 Keith Lu 8.1, 4-5 King Brieriy 7.13, 1-2 Gallant Knight 7.7, 8-7 Respectful 7.2, 7-9 Gay Athlone 7.1, 6-6 Ling Moy, TO-10 Gay Sister, 12-12 Top Flight 7.0. Half a head; hu.f a length. Time, 1.3. ' HAMILTON HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. One mile. * 2- GAY MARIGOLD, 7.5 (Wiggins) ... 1 4- PROLYXO, 7.3 (Broughton) ... 2 5- GIBRALTAR, '7.6 (Duncan) ... 3 Also started: 3-4 King’s Archer 8.0, 6-6 Prince Vat 7.13, 8-7 Ahoy, 7-9 Atlioispear 7.11, 1-2 Jonathan, 10-8 Desert Star 7.7, 11-11 Marochar, 9-10 Haviland 7.0. A length and a quarter; head. Time, 1.39. MATAXGI HANDICAP HURDLES, of 130 sovs. One mile and three-quarters. 3 2 RUBY METEOR, 10.0 (R. E. Thomson) 1 4- UXOCO, 10.2 (Burgess) 2 9- ST. AMES, 9.4 (Biady) 3 Also started: 5-5 Wiltshire 10.12, 1-3 Mia , Stella 10.3, 7-6 Yalpeen'9.l2, 2-1 Sir Musk 9.12, 6-7 Sea Ruler 9.2, ‘B-8 Cargcn 9.0. A length and a hail; two lengths and a halt. Time, 3.15. i WAIKATO HACK CUP, of 150 sovs. One mile. i 3- PALM QUEEN, 7.7 (Voitre) ... 1 6- CHERRY KING, 8.1 (Mam-on) ... 2 < 15-14 KILLADAR, 7.0 (Connor) ... 3 Also started: 11-13 Mungatoon 9.7, 10-9 Beryl Laiour 9.1, 5-5 Allegretto 9.1, 7-6 iMusquil • 8.8, 2-2 Gainsfid 8.7, 4-3 Holly Lu 8.6, 13-12 Koval Gallant 8.2, 8-11 Black Marlin 7.11, 14-15 Chief Line 7.7, l'-l Alignment 7.2, 9-8 Tranquillity, 12-10 Silk Sox 7.0 A length each way. Time, 1.40 3-5. KIRIKIHIKOA HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs. • 5- BRITISH COLUMBIA, 7.9 i (Tremaine) 1 l 3 3 GREEK GOLD, 8.10 (Fergus) ... 2 J 2-2 PAGANELLI, 9.0 (Mclnauy) ... 3 j Also . started: 1-1 Orapai 8.1, 4-4 Quietly, I 6- Sinking Fund 7.0. j A length and a had; length and. three- j quarters. Time, 1.13 1-5. | IAUWHARE HIGHWEIGHT HANDI- I CAP, of 100 sovs. One mile. j 5- CAPE FAIR, 8.6 (Dick) 1 | 10- KING WIN, 8.5 (-McLaughlin) 2 I 6- OKUACHAX, 8.i3 (Ai Gimier) 3 j Also started: 2-2 Limex 8.13, 13-12 I Trishna 8.11, 4-4 lvarangapai 8.8, 11-11 I Kahunoko, 7-10 Emancipation, 3-5 Tatyoon, J 8-8 Don’t Lap, 12-13 Storm Fiend, 14-14 j Searcher, 9-6 Great Britain, 1-1 Solarium ( 8.0 | Half a length; a length and three-quar-ters. Time, 1.40. VICTORIAN OAKS | GOLDEN HAIR’S WIN. '] RIDDEN WITH CONFIDENCE. | Any doubt racegoers may have had I about Golden Hair’s ability to run out a f mile and a halt was dispelled by her at- f tractive victory in the V.Ii.C. Oaks \ Stakes (says a Sydney writer). Securing j a nice run near the rails entering the j straight, she withstood challenges Iby i Helesbrook and then by Hap, and was go- J ing away at tbe finish to win by a length j and a quarter from Hap, who had a very j narrow call over Hel.ensbrook, Golden j Hall- has proved herself the outstanding j lilly ot her year, and she has also given t convincing evidence of her versatility, lor j it is only a little more than a week i since she won o\ er six furlongs at Moonee 1 Valley, while on November 4 she ae- I counted for the mile Wakeful Stakes, ] It is rare, indeed, that New Zealand | owners are represented in the Oaks Stakes j at Fleinington, but the Australian public g did not conceal their confidence in Golden j Hair. She was backed to a short price, J while the Flemington-trained Hap was re- J her chief rival. The judgment 5 was sound. ] Golden Hair w 7 as inclined to be unruly 1 at the barrier, but she jumped away with f the others, and was then ridden with the j greatest confidence by T. Webster. She j was restrained in about fifth place, and i near the rails, until the turn, where she 3 was given her head. Hap, as is custom- | ary, was one of the last three until the j half-mile post, where she began a forward a move. She, however, did not get to the leaders until the two turlongs, but while she fought on desperately, she could not gain the upper hand of the favourite. Helensbrook was always in a good position, and had every chance, while Outback, who made the running with Blenda, was the last to pull up. Golden Hair’s time for the mile and a half was three and o quarter outside of Opera Queen's race record. RED SHADOW AND HAROLD LOGAN. PROBABILITY OF A MATCH. A match between Harold Logan and ] Red Shadow is in the air (says the Christ- j church Times). J. Bryce is prepared to ] match Red Shadow against Harold Logan j over any distance, and Mr E. F. C. Hinds, a owner of Harold Logan, is inclined to be j favourable 1 to the proposal. It is under- i stood that the Fosbury Park Trotting Club I has the match under consideration, and it , the Dunedin officials offer a purse of 200 I sovs, itr scorns fairly certain that the match can be arranged tor next week. j The Maiden Plate at the Tasmania Turf i Club’s meeting ’at Launceston on No- i vember 4 was won by Tcssic, a three-year- j old filly by Chief Ruler from Toiling Tessie by Saiitoi. This filly was bred by -Mr j John Donald at Westmere, Wanganui, and j was sold at the 1932 sales for 70gns. {

ing:— MELROSE MAIDEN HANDICAP iUO Suva. , Six turiongs. , of Alignment 9 0 Sir Wihonvx 7 12 Brown Lap 8 7 Barograph 7 12 Solo Song 8 4 ivihmiir 7 12 Pelagia 8 3 'i onualeyo 7 12 Lagoon 8 1' Maori .jack 7 12 Bonny Gay 8 1 Model Girl 7 12 Queen Nona 8 1 Barbados 7 12 Camilla Horn 8 0 Niccdcuius 7 12 Diversion 8 0 liellkyrian 7 12 Echo Song 8 0 Auhretia 7 12 Lady Diana 7 13 Glittering 7 12 Substation 7 12 Sir Jlua 7 12 Bright Flower 7 12 Bayfield 7 12 Nora Leo 7 12 Leo Colossus 7 12 Laudatory 7 12 Magic Mint 7 12 Miss Rcwa 7 12 SPRING HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. and a half furlongs. Five Paganelli 9 2 Princes* Star 7 0 Greek Gold 9 0 Landlubber 7 0 Bainbury 8 15 Try Luck 7 0 Britisii G olden Sceptre 7 0 Columbia 8 6 A raw a Rose 7 0 Exaggeration 8 3 Mustang 7 0 l’roly xo 7 10 Gold Musk 7 0 Hampton Park 7 5 Lady Diana 7 0 Quietly 7 0 Barograph 7 0 POND I HACK HANDICAP, of ICO Nino furlongs. sovs. Cape Fair 9 7- Gay Broncy 8 1 Vorsaut. 8 11 Royal Gallant 8 0 Psychologist Tavern Knight 8 10 United 7 11 8 10 Expectancy 7 11 Gigantic 8 8 Hawthorn 7 10 Hushing 8 7 Roman Mascot 7 4 Palm Queen 8 6 Solarium - 7 1 Sunny Bachelor 8 6 Wee Musk ' 7 0 Chock Say 8 5 Calicnte 7 0 Prince Colossus Ornamental 8 5 Sweet Whisper 8 2 7 0 ALISON CUP HANDICAP, of 200 Eleven furlongs and 40 yards. sovs. Baroscope 9 0 Cape Fair 7 5 Master Bricrly 8 12 Jonathan 7 4 Speedmint 7 12 Mungntoon 7 4 Merry Damon 8 10 Tarporley 7 0 Master Norval 8 7 Gay Cockade 8 1 Trishn'a 7 0 Royal Artist 7 0 Lord Val 8 0 Valueless 7 0 Alloy 7 10 Sunny Bachelor 7 0 King March 7 10 Ornamental 7 0 Eager !Rosc Maori Boy 7 9 Palm Queen 7 7 7 0 CAMBRIA HANDICAP, of 115 Five furlongs. sovs. Sporting Song 8 7 Lion Heart 7 6 Sirona 8 0 Nun Nicer 7 6 Gay .Blonde 7 12 Royal Appellant 7 4 High Crest 7 11 Rercpai 7 4 Pound Sterling 7 10 Velocitor 7 1 Wahroonga 7 10 Lady Burleigh 7 9 Gay Sister 7 1 Waitaka 7 0 Seven Seas 7 6 Red Flame 7 0 TIRI HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Nine furlongs. Cape Fair 11 6 Rainful 9 0 Alpinus 10 5 Neil 9 0 • Bugle Call 10 5 Diversion 9 , 0 Chock Say 10 5 Elder 9 .0 Snow Prince 10 1 Stcrm Fiend 9 0 Royal Survey 10 0 Gold Musk 9 0 United 9 11 Mclbroncy 9 0 Black Marlin 9 9 Domo 9 0 Free. Air 9 8 Nicodemus 9 0 Courthaven 9 7 Confuoco 9 0 Wee Pat 9 4 Grand Tonic 9 0 CHELTENHAM HANDICAP, of 165 Six furlongs. sovs. Paganelli 9 1 King Ford 7 3 Greek Gold' 8 13 Hampton Park 7 3 • Gay Sheila 8 7 Jalkly Karo 7 1 L’Allegro 8 6 Ltinox 7 1 Gay Marigold 8 2 Lady’s Boy 7 0 Exaggeration '8 1 Tenakoc 7 0 Gold Money 7 10 Quietly 7 0 I'rolyxo 7 9 Ivarangapai 7 0 Whakapara 7 5 Solomon 7 0 Puriri Park 7 3