Harold Logan Wins Free-For-All

Manawatu Times, Volume 59, Issue 262, 9 November 1934, Page 4

Harold Logan Wins Free-For-All

STEETON’S SIRE.

Courtenay Handicap Won By Worthy Light

Derby to Gamble

Results From Addington

Per Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, Last Night,

Tlie New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club’s meeting was contined to-day. The weather was tine and the track in good order. The attendance was up to the average and the tote investments were £27,528, as compared with £27,406 last year.

Results: — tVHITELEIGH HANDICAP, of £250; 3.32 class; li miles. 3 SEA GIFT, 21yds (F. .T. Smith) .1 1 Teviot Downs, 21yds (Mitchell) 2 -1 New Met ford 30yds (J. Bryce, jar.) 3

Also started: 5 Impromptu, 7 Rollo : 4 Pegaway, 3 Blue Mountain, 6 Lind borgh.

Also started: 6 Cannonball, 7 Don Chenault, S King’s Voyage, 4 Fifa bracketed with New .Mel ford, 5 Explosion, 2 Nell Volo, 9 Mountain Mist.

Teviot Downs and §ea Gift were followed into the straight by New Metford, Cannonball and King’s Voyage, and in the run home Sea Gift beat Toviot Downs by a length. New Motford was a length and a-hnlf away and Nell Volo -fourth. Times: 3.19, 3.19 .1-5, 3.18 3-5.

NEW ZEALAND DERBY STAKES, of £500; li miles. 1 GAiMBLE (M. B. Edwards) .. 1 2 Subsidy (Doyle) "

6 Drag Harlan (J. Bell, jnr.) •• 3 Also started: 1 BoVtairo bracketed with Gamble, 5 Donalda and Graham Direct bracketed, 11 Baron Silk, 10 Floodlight, S Grace McElwyn, 4 Ironside, 9 Lord Axworthy, 3 Moana Tama, 7 Red Ranger. With three furlongs to cover Gamble was three lengths clear of Subsidy, followed by Grace McEfwyn, Lord Axworthy, Moana lama and Graham Direct. Over the concluding stages Gamble was not troubled to win by six lengths from Subsidy with Drag Harlaa three lengths away. Ironside was fourth. Times: 3.19 4-5, 3.21 I*s, 3.21 2-5.

COURTENAY HANDICAP, of £750; : 4.23 class; 2 mile. 3 WORTHY LIGHT scr (F. JSmith) \ 8 Sir Guy 48yds (King) - 1 Silver Do Oro 21yds (McKen dry) 3 Also started: 2 Harvest Child, 10 Vesuvius, 12 Wrecker, 5 Ayrmont Chimes, 7 Gold Tinge, G Kingscraft, .11 Sunny Morn, 4 Glcnrossie, 9 Rollo, 13 Wrackler. - With six furlongs to cover Gold Tinge led from Silver De Oro, Sunny Morn, Wrecker, Kingscraft, Sir Guv, Harvest Child and Worthy Light. Three furlongs from hom.3 Silver Dc Oro was in charge from Sunny Morn, Gold Tinge and Wrecker. Silver Dc Oro led to the distance, where Worthy Light came fast on the outside and won by a length from Sir Guy, with Silver Do Oro a neck further away. Sunnv Morn was fourth. Times: 4.23. 4.19 1-5, 4.21 2-5. ELLESMERE HANDICAP, of £300; 2.47 class; li miles. 1 TEMPEST 12yds (J. Fraser, jnr) 1 4 Muriel Dc Oro 12yds (Doyle) .. 2 15 Morning Sun scr. (Fairbairn) .. o Also started: 10 Linella, 14 Nelson De Oro, 7 Purser, 3 Taxpayer, 11 War Paint, 13 Colonial Boy, 8 Eureka Boy, 6 Prairie King, 2 Sure, 5 Warcss, 12 Master Roy, 9 Roddy. Purser moved up fast along the back and l'ed rounding the far turn from Colonial Boy, Tempest, Eureka Boy, Nelson De Oro and Muriel De Oro. Once the straight was reached Tempest drew out and won by a length and a-half from Muriel De Oro. Morning Sun was a neck away third and Taxpayer fourth. Times: 2.42 2-5, 2.4.-. 3-5, 2.44 4-5. NOVEMBER HANDICAP, of £100; 4.35 class; 2 miles. 1 ENCOUNTER 12yds (McTigue) I 3 Wild Guy 12yds (Mouritz) .... 2 6 Gay Gordon 24yds (J. Bell, jnr.) 3 Also started: 11 Major Lind, 8 Manoeuvre, 5 Mountain Ore, 4 Queen Author, 10 Arabond, 2 Cloudy Range, 9 Probationer, 7 Avernus. Encounter and Mountain Ore were the loaders with half a mile to cover, and they were followed into the straight by Major Lind, Cloudy Range and Gay Gordon. In a close finish Encounter beat Wild Guy by a head and Gay Gordon was half a length further away. Major Lind was fourth. Times: 4.28 3-5, 4.28 4-5, 4.28. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of £300; 4.40 class; 2 miles. 5 ELVO 48yds (Debbington) .... 1 6 Prince Author scr, (Bennett) .. 2 2 Real Burton 12yds (McTigue) 3 Also started: 10 Admiral Wrack, 9 Margaret Chenault, 12 Holly Bank, .10 Jolly Wave, 3 William Tell, S Young Frank, .1 Fernbrook Lass, 7 Harold Denver, 1 Key Spec. Efvo was followed by Prince Author, William Tell and Real Burton going down the back the second time, and the leaders were the samo into the straight. Elvo then stayed on and won by three lengths from Prince Author, with Ileal Burton a length away third and William Tell' fourth. Times: 4.24 1-5, 4.28, -4.27 1-5. SOCKBURN HANDICAP, of £350; 3.26 class; 11 miles. 1 NELL VOLO ser. (F. J. Smith) 1 6 Great Way scr. (C. S. Donald) . 2 5 First Wrack 12yds (Behrens) ..3 Also started: 3 Garner, 8 Louis Bingen, 7 Mountain Mist, 10 Biddy Parrish, 2 Nicoy.a, 9 Olive Nelson, 4 Trampfast. - Neil Volo was followed down the back by Great Way and First Wrack, and she led into the straight from - First Wrack, Great Way, Nicoya and Garner. Nell Volo was not troubled to Win by three lengths from Great Way j with First Wrack a. length away and j Mountain Mist fourth. Times; 3.19, | 3.19 4-5, 3.19 1-5. ' FREE-FOR-ALL, of £500; 2 miles. I 1 HAROLD LOGAN (M. Holmes) 1 ! 2 Roi l’Or (F. Holmes) ...... 2 4 Red Shadow (J. Bryce). ... .° 3

AROII RULER’S SPRINT

FIRST DAY RESULTS

Per Press AssociationWHANGAREI, Last Night

Harold Logan led out from Impromptu and Pegaway, and passing the first half-mile Impromptu led from Harold Logon, Pegaway, Roi POr' Uriel Red Shadow. Impromptu and Pegaway led Harold Logan down the back, but, with a mile ami a-ipiai't'.u' covered Harold Logan was jus I in front of Roi l’Or, with Impromptu, Red Shadow, Rollo ami Lindbergh next. Roi l'Or led Harold Logan down the back and these two were followed into the straight, by Red Shadow and Impromptu. Harold Logan drew out in the run home and won by four lengths from Roi l’Or. Red Shadow was a similar distance away third and .Impromptu fourth. Times: 4.17 2-5, 4.1 S 2-5, 4.19 2-5.

METROPOLITAN TROTTING CLUB. ACCEPTANCES Oil TO-DAY. Per Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, Hast Night. Following are the acceptances lor the New Zealand .Metropolitan Trotting Club’s third day (to-morrow):— GOVERNOR'S HANDICAP, of £2uo; 3.32 class; l.i miles. Tuviot Downs 24 Fifa New IHetford 3fi Dough Guy 00 Cannonball 48 Garner King’s Voyage 43 ’ Great Way .Merce Bingen 43 First A\ rack Vi Sea. (lift 4S Nell Volo 31 CHRISTCHURCH HANDICAP, of £80; 4.27 class; 2 miles. Aynnont Glenrossio 24 Chimes scr Impromptu “4 Cold Tinge scr Hollo Kingcraft scr Indianapolis . Blue Mountain 12 Sir Guy Silver de Oro 12 Lindbergh 4S Sunny Morn 12 Rot lOr ■ AUSTRALASIAN HANDICAP, of LoOO; 2.11 class; 1 mile. Margaret Golden Direct ob Chenault scr Pronto Bingen oG Prince Author scr William Tell Real Burton 12 i'oung Iran M> Koval ChciiaulL J2 Fernbrook Lass 13 Mo'cast 21 Goldlield 4S Bracken 30 lley Spec 43 LYTTELTON HANDICAP, oi. £400; 4.3 a class; 2 miles. Willow Wave scr Taxpayer 12 Elvo 12 Cay Gordon -1 Line'lla 42 War Paint Manoeuvre 42 Wild Guy -4 Mountain Ore 12 Cloudy Range ; >b Nelson de Oro 12 Purser Queen Author 12 Vesuvius HORNBY HANDICAP, of £3OO 2.4 G class; 1J miles. Belinda scr Royal Drusus scr Colonial Boy scr Waress -ci Craganour scr Master Roy 4Eureka Boy scr Somerby PHarvest Child scr Worthy .Light 1Muriel de Oro scr Wrecker i; Peter Locanda scr Tempest J - Prairie King scr SPRINTERS HANDICAP, ot £ooo, 2.11 class; 1 mile. Arethusa scr Vesiivius scr xYvernus scr Gold Tinge 1George Key scr Mountain Dell K Pegaway scr Roddy Probationer scr Silver dc Oro -4 Sunny Morn scr • DOMINION HANDICAP, of £OOO, 3.21 class; 4a miles. Biddy Parrish scr Olive Nelson 36 Staniey Bingen scr Trampfast Writer 4 2 Worthy Queen 3G Nicoya 24 AVracldcr ->b lluoii Voyage 3G > .. FREE-FOR-ALL, ol £4OO, la mile... Great Logan Harold Rogan Sir Guy Indianapolis Glenrossie Impromptu Roi I'Or Tempest Red Shadow Whangarei Cup Won by Monamri

for the first day of tho Whangarei races there was line weather and a good attendance. The totalisator _ investments amounted to £S'JS7 as against £5780 for the correspondiug day last year. Results: — SPRING I’LATE, of £6O; six furlongs. 4-4 EXPRESS, 7.9 (Clarke) .... J 11-11 Orclield, 8.0 (Horne) ...... - 1- Memnon, 7-9 (Goldfinch) .... 3 Also started: 2-2 Aramic (Fergus), 9-7 Gay Sol, 3-3 Lap Up, 6-5 Fnar Albertos, 5-6 linpellanf, 7-7 Royal Winton, 8-9 Aeranna, 10-10 Kilonsoa. Two lengths; half a length. Time, 1.6 2-5. HIKURANGI HACK HANDICAP, of £80; one mile. 2- BONNY GAY) 8.2 tMe .Lavish) 1 I-1 Miss 1, 0, 7.1 I Wiggins) ~ 3- Princess Bede. 7.1 (Tremain) .. 3 Also started: 5-1 Hawthorn, 4-2 Aubrotin. Neck; two lengths and a half. Time, 1.42 1-5. HUANUI HACK HURDLES, of £6o; J t miles. 3-3 NEIL, 12.3 (Mcllroy) 1 1- Archeen, 11.3 (Mcßae) ...... 2 7-7 Benighted, 9.0 (Baker) Also started: 2-1 Silver Division, 5-5 Auburn Rose, 6-6 Notamint, 4-4 Toudaleyo. Two lengths; three-quarters of a length. Time, 2.51. 3-5. . WHANGAREI CUP, of £150; li miles. 2- MONANUI, 7.3 (Horne) .. .. 1 1-1 Lord Val, 8.7 (AViggins) .. .. 2 3- Desert .Star, 8.0. (L. Dulieu) .. 3 Also started: .4-5 Gay Broney, 0-4 AYhakapara, 7-6 Maori Boy, 5-7. Ornamental. Half a length; two lengths and a half. Time, 2.9 3-3.

COUNTY HANDICAP, of £6O; six furlongs. 4- IMPELLANT, 7.0 (Gilmer) ~ 1 1-1 Hoihoma, 9.9 (Goldfinch) .. 2 5- Blue Bonnet. 7.0 (Thompson)., 3 Also started: 3-5 Tea Chat, 1-3 Gay Cockade, 2-2 Royal Potoa, G-i Paper Dart, 7-7 Olivette. Half a head; length and a half. Time, 1.16 3-5.

KENSINGTON HACK, of £SO; six furlongs. 1- CROONING, 7.9 (Emerson) .. 1 2- Bcllkyrian, 8.-1 (McKenzie) .. 2 5-5 Solo Song, 7.9 (Thompson) .. 3 Also started: o-l Sir Willonyx, G-G . Lord Willonyx, 4-3 La Lemmc Noire. > Length and a qyarter; three lengths, j Time, 1.14 1-5. j MANAIA HANDICAP, of £100; six furlongs. 2- ARCH RULER, 7.10 (Goldfinch) 1 3- Karangapai, 7.10 (McTavish).. 2 5-5 Matorni, 7.0 (Jones) 3 Also started: 1-1 British Columbia, 4-4 Lady Diana. Length; length and a half. Time, 1.14 2-5. PARAHAKI HANDICAP, of £SO; one mile. 2 BONNY GAY, S.O (McTavish) .. 1 3 Alloy, 8.0 (McKenzie) 2 1 .Talldy Karo, S.lO (Goldfinch) .. 3 Also started: 4 Lady’s Boy. Neck; two lengths. Time, 1.41 3-5. L ACCEPTANCES FOB SATURDAY. WHANGAREI, Lust Night. Following are the acceptances for the second day of the Wliangurei Racing Club's meeting on Saturday:— KAURI HANDICAP, of £GO; 5 furlongs. Info Guard 9 0 Annuls S t Express 8 J.2 Notamint 7 12 Orefield 8 12 Enlightenment 7 12 Imp'dlailt, X 7 l-'riar Albertus 7 12 High Crest 8 G Sir Alb . 7 12 Royal Winton .S' 5 .Wanna 7 12 TITOKI HACK' HANDICAP, of JESO; 7 furlongs. Monanui 9 10 i'aper Hart 7 0 Miss Lu 7 9 La Femnie Princess Bede. 7 !> Noire 7 0 .Solo Song 7 1 Gay Sol 7 0 Hawthorn 7 ii Aubretia 7 0 I’OROTI. HURDLES, of £80; 1£ miles. Neil J 1 o Benighted !l 1 Areheen 10 !i Blue, Bonnet 9 0 Silver Auburn Rose II 0 Division 9 17 Tondaleyo 9 0 HARK HANDICAP, of £100; J mile. Gay Broney 3 12 Karangapai 7 !) Lord Val 8 11 Alloy 7 0 Desert Star 8 0 .Maori .Boy 7 0 Whakapara 7 K! Ornamental 7 0 Bonny Gay 7 9 Sir Val 7 0 Jalldy Karo 7 7 PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of £100; G furlongs. British Whakapara X 0 Columbia :i o Bcllkyrian 7 0 Arch Ruler 8 S Hoihoina 7 0 KAMO HANDICAP, XCO; 7 furlongs. Moliamu 11 G Impellant X 0 Areheen 10 8 Paper Dart 7 10 Tea. Chat 10 7 Blue Bonnet 7 8 Gay Cockade 10- G Olivette 7 3 Royal Potoa 0 1 MARSD.EN .HACK HANDICAP, of £80; G furlongs, Bollkyrinn 8 8 La Femme Crooning 8 ■’> Noire 7 I Itoihoma 8 l Sir Alb 7 0 Solo Song . 710 Lap Up 7 0 Hawthorn 7 9 Friar Albertus 7 0 Express 7 7 Mcnnon 7 0 Lord Willonyx 7 :> FAREWELL HANDICAP, of £SO; i mile. Lord Val 9 11 Karangapai S 9 Desert Star 9 0 Alloy S G Whakapara S 13 Lady's Boy 8 a Monanui 812 Tondaleyo 8 0 Jalldy Karo S 9 Ornamental 8 0 Bonny Gay S 9 • NOT ELIGIBLE, BUT STARTED. The unusual happening of a horse contesting a race for which ho was ineligible occurred at Avondale oa Saturday, when Tutor.was a runner in the Maiden Plate. The race was for horses that had not won an advertised flat race of any description at time of starting, ■ and Tutor's win in Ihe Nursery Handicap at Mastcrton last, season rendered him ineligible. Tutor, a three-year-obl gelding by Chief Ruler from Gracious, was purchased at the sale of late Mr V. Riddiford's horses at Trentham last January, for 150 guineas, by Mr W. Scholium, of Auckland, who was under the impression that lie was a maiden.

fcStceton's wire, Suiala, was a brilliant galloper, whose racing career was cut short owing to an injury he received while competing at Trent ham. He raced as a two-year-old in the 1014-15 season, being contemporary with Desert Gold, to whom he finished second in both the Great Northern I'oal Stakes and the I toy a I Stakes. Sul ala won two juvenile handicaps, in one of these carrying 0.3 and running live furlongs in 3.1 at EllerslLe. He was by Elysian I rum Lady Hester, hence a close relation to Master Soult. It is probable that baa he not had his career cut short, Sutala would have reached a high standard as a racehorse.

WOODVILLE SUMMER MEETING. Tho programme for tho Woodvillc District Jockey Club’s summer meeting, to be held on Saturday and Monday, December 8 and 10, has been circulated and nominations are duo to close on Friday, November 23. There are to be eight races each day, the principal events boing tho Bolton Memorial and Borough Handicap, on the first day, and the Gothard Memorial and Railway .Handicap on tho Monday.

SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES. Bor Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. 7. Arthur Eastwood, rider of Manetho in the Jockey Club Handicap at Riccarton yesterday, received a fractured skull and a broken collarbone when the horse fell. Ho was taken to St. George's Hospital at once in a very serious condition, but passed a way ea rly this morning. Eastwood, who was aged 30, was married with two children. He was a wellknown lightweight jockey and had ridden many winners, two of which had won the, New Zealand Cup. Eastwood was cox of the rowing team that went to the Empire Games in Canada in 1930. C.-J.C. MEETING. YIELDS PUR CONCLUDING DAY'S PROGRAMME. Pec Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. S. The Canterbury Jockey Club’s Metropolitan Meeting will bo concluded tomorrow and the acceptances arc as under; — 12.20 •SUBURBAN HANDICAP, of £200; J mile. Semper Palatinate !) 0 Paralus It 2 Sky Rover 9 0 I’oUingUam 10 it AVJuo 0 0 1 leather Glow 10 I Vilapliuiio 9 0 Hounslow .10 1 streamline :i 0 Revision 9J3 Hostile 9 0 Honest Maid iJ 7 Chaste 0 0 1 p.m.— SEYMOUR HANDICAP, of £200; 7 furlongs. Dollar Prince X t) Silver Step 7 1 1 lame Tonu 8 X Pompadour 7 1 C'olossian 8 7 Golden Dart 7 0 Quite Soon X 0 Secret Paper 7 0 Tuirau 8 0 Consummation 7 0 Elbauur 7 0 Owlsgleam 7 0 Bella Rosa 7 3 Tunneller 7 0 Invoice " 3 Knowledge 7 0 Maroha 7 X First Course 7 0 1.50 G 1 MISSY HANDICAP, of £225; 1 mile. Red Boa 9 3 Fainvealhcr 8 1 Synagogue Sl3 Kemal Pasha 8 0 Raneiagh Sl3 Cleaner 7 7 Sam Smith S Jl Monastic 7 7 Rocket 8 G Quietly 7 7 Sea Fox 8 ft Grecian Prince 7 7 Gay some X 4 Wise Choice 7 4 2.30 PIONEER HANDICAP, of £250; 5 furlongs. Silver Coat 9 1 Round Up 7 1 Kinnoull S 3 Bun Fight 7 It Penelope 7 9 liororata ■ a Honour’s Lad 7 ft 3.10 METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of £000; 1A miles. ■ . Vintage 9 0 Some Shamble 7 X Gold Trail 8 9 Signaller 7 7 Polvdora - X 8 Silver Sight J- 0 Red Manfred 8 X Great Star . 7 0 Davolo 8 ft Rebel Star 7 0 Sweet Agnes 8 2- Cough ‘ 7.9 Walton Park 7 11 Red Racer 7,. 0 Southdown 7 9 Niglitform 7 0 Might 7 S OTAIO PLATE HANDICAP, of £2ftU; If miles. Sea Fox 8 •! Quite’Soon 711 St ratehme-re Importance 7.11 Scar 9 4 limiting Go 7 PJ. Tout le Monde 8 X Sibelia 1 8 Strong Light 8 3 Earthfiuakc 7 -.S Heather Glow 8 3 . Pink Lapel 7 7 Stingem S 2 ... 4.10 C/’A STONY HURST HANDICAP, of £200; ’ J mile. . Synagogue 9 ft llostis ’ \ T;uiramai S 8 Knockout 7 5 Wonderful 7.10 Trumpet. Blast ft Master Reynard 7 !'• MEMBERS’ HANDICAP, oC £300; 7 furlongs. Cricket. Bat. 813 Silver Streak S S Red Boa 8 4 Mobile 8 0 Cranford 8 8

Nominations for all events close on Friday, November 23.