SPORTING

Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7200, 24 April 1930, Page 4

SPORTING

Amounis Beats Night March WIN FOR GOSHAWK. PHAR LAP CAN GET. NO HORSE .TO PACE HIM. . United Press Association. —By Electric ' Telegraph.—Copyright. Received Wodnosday, 7.15 p.m. SYDNEY, April 23. Dull weather and light showers prevailed for tho third day of the autumn meeting at Randwiclt tb-day. The fast times indicated that the track had not been affected by the weather and much rocent racing. The attendance was 07,000. The two woight-for-ago contests, which produced, tho champions Night March, Phnr Imp and Amounis, and the Champagno Stakes, which brought together tho season's best two-year-olds, provided a delightful day’s racing. The All-Aged Stakes was expected to provide a thrilling duel between Night March and Amounis but Night March was unable to stand up to tho powerful finishing offort of the Australian horse, which reached tho judge a length ahoad of tho New Zealander.

Goshawk captured the second division of the Coogco Handicap in smart style. After running prominently throughout, ho came aWay at the dis- t tance to win with ease by three j longths. In the Cumberland Stakes, Phar Lap roado all his own running. He was 25 lengths ahead of Donald at the mile, 15 lengths at the half-mile and was oased up in tho straight, oventually win- 4 ning by two lengths from Donald, with * Kidaides- 20 lengths away third. The c timov 2isßi, is a Randwick rccordi The New Zoalander, Sir Roy, was unfavourably placed in the early stages of the City Handicap but put in a splendid finishing effort to gain third monoy. SECOND HURDLES: j PRAETOR, 9.11 (Cull'um) .... 1 KINROSS, 10.5 (Kenny) .... 2 HOME MADE, 10.5 (MeCurlcy) 3 Nine started. Paul T. was the pacemaker from Kinross, Praetor and Hom{ Made. Along tho back, Kinross had charge followed by Praetor, Adit, Governor and Home Made. Praetor assumed control turning for home and maintaining his lead, won by a length. Time, 4.21. > • ALL AGED STAKES: AMOUNIS, 8.12 (Pike) .... 1 \ NIGHT MARCH, 9.0 (R. Reed) 2 GREENLINE, 8.12 (McCartcn) a * Tho other starter was Cimabue. From A a walk-up start, Cimabuo was thoj smartest to move and quickly established a three lengths* ‘lead fronts Greenline, Night March and Amounis] At the half mile, Greenline joined Cini--abuc, while a length away, followed Night March and Amounis. Greenline showed the way into the straight, a length clear of Night March and Amounis. At the distance, Amounis commenced a brilliant finishing effort, going on won nicely by a length. Time, 1.37. COOGEE HANDICAP: (First Division): MYARIN, 7.4 (Phillips) .... i SPEARMAN, 8.0 (Wilson) .. 2 LORASON, 8.1 (Cook) 3 Thirteen started. Vigne was first to show out with Spearman Gesto and King’s Arms going strongly. Cave Dweller then took charge from Vigne, Gesto, King’s Arms and Spearman. Cavo Dwellor and King’s Arms showed the way into tho straight, clear of Gesto, Spearman, Myarin and Lorason. Myarin, finishing smartly, left tho field at the distance and won comfortably by two lengths. Time, 1.51. (Second Division): GOSHAWK, 8.2 (Cracltnell) .. 1 DALSTON, 6.12 (Goddard) .. 2 HEBRUS, 7.7 (Tomison) .... 3 Eleven started. When tho field settled down, Vaals took charge from Charlie 8., Lipari, Sir Chrystopher and Goshawk. Passing the half mile, Vaals was a length clear of Sir Chrystopher, Lipari, Goshawk and Venetian Lady. Racing to the turn, Vaals and Sir Chrystopher were together from Goshawk, Dalston, Venetian Lady and Hebrus. Goshawk issued a challenge to tho leaders at tho distance and going on, won with ease by three lengths. Time, 1.504. I ' CHAMPAGNE STAKES: | • CHEMOSH, 8.5 (Munro) .... 1 VEILMOND, 9.1 (McCarten) 2 2 BALLOON KING, 8.5 (Contts) 3 Eight started. Ohemosh was the smartest .'away from Tho Doctor’s Orders, Delwood and Veilmond, Three furlongs from home, Chemosh was a length clear of Tho Doctor’s Orders, Balloon King, Veilmond and Delwood. Chemosh led into the straight from | Veilmond, Tho Doctor’s Orders and I Balloon King. Veilmond issued a de--8 termined challenge to Chemosh but the latter finished full of running and won by two lengths. Time, 1.115.

CITY HANDICAP: CIMBRIAN, 8.9 (Phillips) .. 1 CARAMELO, 8.0 (A. Reed) .. 2 SIR ROY, 7.4 (Parr) 3 Nine started. When the field had settled down, Royal Smile was in charge from New Sweet, Cimbrian and Caramelo, with Sir Roy last. Half a mile from home, Royal Smilo was just clear of N6W Sweet, Cimbrian and Caramelo with Sir Roy putting in good work at the rear of the field. Cimbrian took charge at the Leger corner and won. with ease by two lengths. Time, 2.46}.

Nominations for tho "Wanganui Steeplechase meeting close to-day at 8 p.m. j Nominations close on Monday next at 5 p.m. for the principal events at the Groat Northern meeting of the Auckland Racing Club.

Notee by “Avte.”

Trotting HAROLD THORPE WINS BIG RACE AT ADDINGTON. Per Prcs3 Arsociatlon. CHRISTCHURCH, Last Night. The Now Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club’s meeting was concluded in fine weather. The track was in good order and the attendance large. Results: — , . . ; HARVEST HANDICAP, ono mile and a half. 3—ROSE AUDO, 3 1— ADMIRAL BINGEN, GQyds •behind ...<....•••••••• - 2 JOCK BINGEN, 24yds bchiud (eouplod with Katute) ...... 3 All started. Won by three lengths. Time, 3min 27scc. OXFORD HANDICAP, 2.13 class;

ono mile! 4 KID LOGAN, scr .. 1 5 12yds behind 2 3t—KRINA, scr. .... .. 3 All started: Won by four lengths. Time, 2nun 8 2-sseo. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, two miles. 3 -HAROLD THORPE, scr 1 4 KING POINTER, 12yds bhd. . 2 5 AUTHOR JINKS, 36vds bhd . 3 Scratched: Tercneo D'illon. Won by three lengths. Time, 4min 2 l-sscc. HALSWELL. HANDICAP, two miles. 2—NATIVE PRINCE, 60yds bhd 1 2 CARMEL. 48yds blul 2 3 THE SHREW, 60yds bhd .... 3 Won by half a length, a length. Time 4miu 26 2-ssec. . The first and second horses were, coupled. WELCOME HANDICAP, one and a ’ ' quarter miles.

6 MORRISON, J 2—ERIN’S POINTER, 3Cyds bhd 2 7 SILVER WOOD, 24yds bhd .. 3 Won by a length, 6 lengths, limo, 2min 28 3-ssec. APRIL HANDICAP, two ntilos. I—MAC DE OHO, scr 1 I—CYONE,1 —CYONE, 36yds bhd 2 S—DELIGHTFU L, 3yds bhd .... 3 Won by a length, 3 lengths. Time, 4min 34 l-oscc. Tho first and second horses were bracketed.

SUMNER HANDICAP, two miles. 1— KORO PETER, 60yds bhd. .. 1 7- ter 2 2 UKELELE LADY, 12yds bhd . 3 Worn by 3 lengths, a head. Time, 4min. 35sec. HIGII-CLASS HANDICAP, one and a quarter miles. I—TOM THUMB, eer 1 8— LINKMAN, scr .. .. 2 H_ATHALONE, scr 2 Won by thrcoquartors of a length, half a length. Time, 2min 45sec.

ACCEPTORS FOR AVONDALE. Per Press Association. AUCKLAND, Last Night. Following arc tho Avondale acceptances: — KOSEBANK HANDICAP, 7 furlongs.—Royal Einancc 0.0, Biddy Coiuot, Sir Mond 8.3, Land Measure 8.2, Bister White 7.13, New Boy 7.7, Operatic, Good Idea, Btonchcngc, Hannibal, Trustee, Bhinc On, Lady Day, Glittering Gold, Day Form, Lady Dawn 7.1. AVONDALE HURDLES, It miles.— Airtight 10.11, Opa 10.9, Ai'chccn 10.8, Quineoma 0.13, Grand Arch 0.10, Mountain Guido 0.0, Thursby, Harbour View, Dark Prince, Nogress 0.0. FOLEY MEMORIAL, 1J miles.— Oorinax 0.2, Bright Glow 0.0, Paitonu 8.11, In the Bhadc 8.8, Maori Boy 8.5, Royal Doultou 8.4, Eager Rose 7.13, White Bang, Vali 7.12, Nassock 7.0, Eaglet 7.5, Lucy Rose, Kawainga, Hipo 7.0. OAKLEY HANDICAP, 1 mile.— lion it on 8.10, Thurnus 8.0, Brampton, Spring Abbey 8.8, Gurrajong 8.3, Gay Cockade 8.2, Micrometer S.O, Grand Tea 7.13, Mauriaona, Red Day 7.10, Calaris, I’m Alone 7.0, Noil, Takarunga 7.0. ALL AGED STAKES (w.f.a.), G furlongs.—Kingford, Paganclli, Hard Words, Eaglot, Green Linnet, Lady Quex, Chrysology, Wild Time. CHEjVALIEE HANDICAP, G furlongs.—British King 10.5, Tenalcoe 9.11, Awamutu, Ohromadyne 0.8, Treasury O.G, Royal Finance 8.11, Big Bertha 8,10, Haviland 8.7, Avoncourt 8.5, Carl Idem, Ruling Chief, I’m Alone, Lucky Alice 5.3, Gruachau, Nerval Tea 5.2, Gold Lily, Irish Court S.O.

RAILWAY HANDICAP, G furlongs. —Mervctto 8.12, Richlieid 8.5, Awarcra 7,12, Prince Val 7.11, Branson 7.7, Gold Money 7.6, Royal Parade 7.5, Volimond, Takutama, Value 7.0. TITIRANGI HANDICAP, 1 mile.— Nassock, Sir Russell, Le Choucas 0.12. Owairaka 9.4, True Blood’ 9.1, King Emerald, Sea Cob 8.8, Alosquo, Good Boy 5.7, Page Boy B.G, Scat 8.4, Standfast 8.0.

Trotting Control i AN APPEAL UPHEL. For Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, Last Night. The appeal of A. R. Saunders against the disqualification 'by tho Thames Trotting Club of tho horse Lard Haldane was uphold by the Board of the w Zealand Trotting Association. The board directed that tho stakes be paid out in accordance with the judge's original placings, and that the club pay appellant’s costs, £lO ss. In future the New Zealand Trotting Association will not pass any programmes in which there arc fractional limits. This course was decided upon after a complaint had been received from Mrs. I. E. Swcctapplc concerning oho handicapping- of her horse Warplane at the Thames Trotting Club's meeting.

The meeting approved of- tho suggestion that a remit bo sent to the next conference that no one be allowed to stand by a horse’s head when a race is being started.

GOVERNMENT’S TOLL PROM TOTALISATOR. Per Press Association. AUCKLAND, Last Night. The Auckland Racing Club’s taxation on tho Easter meeting totalled £11,694. including totalisator £3S3S, dividend £6907, stakes £532, amusement tax,£ll7. HOW GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP WAS RUN. Dolomite and Jaloux wore scratched for the Great Autumn Handicap, leaving nine runners, with Historic, Merry Damon, Arikiwai and Paquito strongly supported. Latin Quarter soon took charge from Gay Crest, Merry Damon, and Money Mine. They ran like this to the nine furlong post, but Money Mine then ran into third place. Historic, Paquito, and Arikiwai were veil hack, with Beatown last. There was Uttlo change till six furlongs from name, here Ankiw&i started to move up ,and racing for the straight he ran into third place, Merry Damon being fourth, with Latin Quarter and Gay Crest still showing the way. Gay Crest took charge when the straight was reached, with Arikiwai and Merry Damon not far away. Merry Damon {■lit in a good run over the last furlong. He gradually overhauled Gay Crest, who hung on long enough to win by a short head. Arikiwai was two lengths away, a length in front of Latin Quarter, who beat Historic by a heart. Paquito looked like making a run at the

entrance to the straight, but ho failed to come on. The winner registered a fine performance. He was out helping to set a solid pace all the way, and finished on well. He has been a great bargain for Dr. M. G. Louisson, who bought him after the mid-summer meeting in February. Merry Damon ran a great race and possibly was a trifle unlucky. Arikiwai also went well and might have done even better had he been allowed to run along in the early stages, jjatin Quarter just failed in the straight. Historic ran a fair race. Paquito seemed to bo going well at the entrance to the straight but failed j to come on. The judicial stewards considered an objection by T. Green, rider of Merry Damon, against Gay Crest, ridden by G, Humphreys, for crossing near Cutt’s Corner, the ground of the objection being that the intc’-fercncc cost Merry Damon the Tacc. The stewards decided that the evidence was not sufficient to sustain the charge of crossing. Challenge Stakes.

Greenaway was tho only scratching for the Challenge Stakes, Jaloux being a solid favourite. Spoon was' first out, but Charmaino soon headed her, Adelphi and Chrysology being handy. Charmaino was just clear of Chrysology at the f;vc furlong post, with Spoon and Adelphi in close attendance. Chrysology retired at the entrance to tho straight, and a little further on Spoon Went aftfir Charmaino, whilo most of the others were bunched not far away. Spoon took the measure of Charmaino a hundred yards from the post, and won by a neck. Lineage, who got off slowly, came on with a good run to get third money, beating Stealth by half a length, while Royal Duke and Jaloux were almost on terms. The winner and runner-up are both brilliant youngsters. Spoon was purchased at Mr. Balgoty’s sale in the morning by Mr. G. P. Payne, who thus got a quick return of most of the 750 guineas he paid for the Tea Tray filly. She will be a payable proposition for her new owner next season.