Avondale Meeting Ends
&UTUMN HANDICAP TO KELLY Per Press Association. AUCKLAND, Last Night. The Avondale Jockey Club’s autumn meeting was concluded to-day in showery weather. Tho track was very heavy and the attendance fair. The tota'l'isator handled £15,181, compared with £21,517 10s for the corresponding day last year, a decreaso of £6330 10s. Tho total for tho meeting was £35,051 10s, against £45,529, a decrease of £10,477 10s. Results:— HOBSONVILLE HURDLES, of £175; about 1-i miles. 2 YALPAI car. 10.3 (Mr J. Muir) 1 1 Thespis 11.0 (Burgess) 2 (3 St. Ames 9.10 (P. Mcllroy) .. 3 Also started: 5 Ruby 'Meteor (fell), 3 Record Plight (fell), 4 Ruling King (fell')., 7 The Sun. Won by a length and a -half; eight lengths. Time, 3.20 1-5. An objection regarding the eligibility of Mr Muir to Tide under rule 88, part O, dealing with amateur horsemen, was dismissed, DOMINION HANDICAP, of £100; 7 furlongs. 3 HIGH TEA 8.9 (Tinker) .... 1 7 Master Rex car. 7.4 (P. Pearn) 2 1 Sweet Roso 8.1 (Tremain) .... 3 Also started: 5 Supremo Ruler, 6 Rex Victor, 2 Lilbert, 4 Pola Dance, 8 British Jewel'. Won by a neck; half a head. Time, 1.31 3-5.' NURSERY HANDICAP, of £140; 6 f. 3 GAY SHEIK 9.2 (Tinker) .... 1 1 Tonnerre car. 7.12 (Keesing) .. 2 5 Teak 7.7 (Marsh) 3 Also started: 6 Fleetwind, 2 Velocipedo and Triune bracketed, 4 Light
Comedy, S Armacourt, 10 Aymon, 7 Chalice, 9 Thangi Lamba. Won by half a length; "i lengths. Time, 1.16 3-5. iWAITAKERE HANDICAP, of £135; 7 furlongs. 2 SINKING FUND 5.2 (McTavish) 1 5 Princess Star car. 7.3 (Winder) 2 1 lmpasto 9.2 (Goldfinch) 3 Also started: 3 Coronis, 4 King Mestor, 6 Jalldy Karo. Won by half a length; three lengths. Time, 1.29 3-5. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of £250; 1* m. 1 KELLY 8.5 (Dulieu) 1 2 Gay Rose 7.8 (Horne) ...... 2 6 Delrain ear. 7.4 (Tremain) .... 3 Also started: 8 Gay Marigold, 3 Rulanut, 4 Gay Broney, 5 King Musk, 9 Caliente, 10 Bonny Gay, 6 Imamint.
Imamint, Gay Broney,, Bonny Gay, Gay Rose and Kelly were tho early leaders, and along the top Gay Broney led from Imamint, Bonny Gay, Kelly, Rulanut and Delrain. At tho distance Gay Broney was still in front, with Bonny Gay, Delrain, Imamint, Kelly and Gay Roso in close attendance. In a good finish Kelly stayed well' to win from Gay Rose with Delrain a close third. Caliente was fourth. Won by three-quarters of a length; a head. Time, 2.11 1-5. JIT. EDEN HANDICAP, of £160; 6f. 5 ASTARTH car. 7.2 (Wiggins) .. 1 2 Gypsy Moth 8.0 (Broughton) .. 2 I Namakia 7.13 (Cameron) .... 3 Also started:- 6 Versant, 10 Exaggeration, 4 Scotland, 11 British Columbia, 8 Matorni, 7 Star Artist, 3 Tradesman, 3 King Ford. Namakia led for the greater part of the journey, with Gypsy Moth and British Columbia always handy. Astarth ran through the field in the straight to prevail over Gypsy Moth in a splendid finish. Namakia was close up third and British Columbia ■ fourth. Won by half a head; a head. Time, 1.16 2-5. MT. ROSKILL HANDICAP, of £130; 1 mile. 7 ARAWA ROSE car. 7.3 (Fearn) 1 5 Laudatory car. 7.5 (Horne) .. 2 3 King Key 9.13 (McKenzie) .. 3 Also started: 4 Adalene, 15 Grand Talk, 1 Keith Lu, 10 Merry Lap, 11 Rona Bay, 12 Solo Song, 9 Courthaven, 13 United, 16 Hawthorn, 2 Lap Up, 6 Nahlin, 8 Roman Mascot, 14 Tutor. Won by two lengths; • -2} lengths. Time, 1.44 1-5. MOBNINGSIDE HANDICAP, of £135; 1 mile. 1 ENGE 8.7 (Tinker) 1 6 King’s Archer car. 5.7 (McKenzie) 2 3 Tybalt 8.9 (Broughton) 3 Also started: 2 Tradesman, 9 Musquil, 4 Bugle Call, 7 L’Allegro, 9 Royal Artist, 5 Psychologist, S Gay Cockade, II Highland Chief. Won by six lengths; a head. Time, 1.44.
HAWKE’S BAY JUBILEE MEETING. WEIGHTS FOR FIRST DAT. The liandicapper, Mr. H. Coyle, has declared the following weights for the first day of the Hawke's Ray Jockey Club’s King’s Jubilee meeting on May 4:— RIVERSLEA HURDLES HANDICAP, of £7O; 1$ miles.
DANNEVIRKE RACING CLUB ANNUAL MEETING The Dannevirke Racing Club’s annual meeting is to be held on Saturday and Monday, May 25 and 27, on the Woodville racecourse. The programme, which has been circulated and a generous response by owners and trainors on nomination night, Monday, May 13, is anticipated. There are to be seven races each day, with the Dannevirke Handicap and Hart gill’ Memorial a? the principal events. Other open races will be the Akitio Juvenile and "Weber Juvenile, both over five furlongs. The race secretary is Mr W. A. Lyon, secretary of the Woodville District Jockey Club.
WASHDYKE APPRENTICE E. J. Pinn, who Tode with ability at the Greymouth meeting, is a Washdyke apprentice. He was born at Kumar a, but this was his first trip to the Coast since he took up Tiding. RACING TTXTTJBES
May I—Reefton J. C. May 4, 6—Westland R.C. May 4, 6—Hawke’s Bay J.C. May 4, 6—Egmont R.C. May 6 —Dunedin J.C. May 11—Amberley R.C. May 11, 13—Nelson J.C. May 16, 38—Wanganui J.C. May 17, IS—Marlborough R.C. May 17, 18 —Southland R.C. May IS—Ashburton R.C. May 23, 23 —To Kuiti R.C. (at Te Rapa). May 25—South Canterbury J.C. May 25, 27—Dannevirke R.C. TROTTING DATES May 2, 4 —Porbury Park T.C. May 4—Cambridge T.C. May 11—Waikato T.C. May 11—Oamaru T.C. May 16—Marlborough T.C. June 1, 3—Canterbury Park T.C. June I—Waikato1 —Waikato T.C. June B—Ashburton8 —Ashburton T.C. June 22, "4 or 26—Auckland T.C.
EGMONT RACING CLUB ACCEPTANCES FOR FIRST DAT Acceptors for the first day of the Ha■wera Racing Club's meeting are as follow: — TONGAHOE HURDLES, of £120; 14 miles. Invictus 10 12 Colossal a 8 Constant Sun 10 10 Lady Spy a 7 King .Win 10 a Beau Star a 0 Esteem 10 2 Ruaform 9 c Stanchion a li Cnwanlca 9 1) Tareha a io Arctic Star a 0 Lucidus a a TELEGRAPH HACK HANDICAP, of r 110; 6 furlongs. Royal Secret 8 IP, Queen Nona 8 0 Friesland s a Orac 7 11 Dareeourt 8 0 Chikara 7 7 Sweet Music s a Panloff 7 6 Gold Mission S 6 Seamond 7 0 Merry Way S 1 Outspan 7 0 Wisdsoreen S 1 EGMONT STEEPLECHASE, of £ 200; about 25 miles. Tudor 11 a Capella Chile a i;t Abbey a 11 Pahu 9 12 Transact 3 5 Copcy 9 12 Taura Lad a 0 Dozie 9 0 FLYING HANDICAP, of £100 C furlongs. Orapai 0 Refresher 7 !) The Tiger X G Cawbeen 7 8 British Carfex 7 7 Columbia 8 2 Full Throttle 7 1 Houg'nal • 8 1 King Mestor 7 0 Cottesmore 8 1 HACK SCURRY, of £100; 5 furlon ETS Full Throttle a a Try Luck 7 3 Reipar a l Lady Eka 7 I Dclu.t 8 G False AVitness 7 0 Instalment 8 2 Haunui 7 0 Windsoreen 8 0 Top Thorn 7 0 Llonhenrt 8 0 Double Ace 7 0 Te Hai “ 18 Sporting Song 7 0 Queen Nona 7 12 Caen 7 0 Gold Gleam 7 5 .McRAE HANDICAP, of £175; 1J miles. Aga Khan a o Ruri 8 3 Chief Lady Ronald 8 3 Marionette 8 12 Tahurangi 7 1 Trishna 8 4 Sirona V 0 Davistoek 8 4 TAWHITI HACK. of £120; 7 furlongs. Onewhetu 8 2 Arctic King 7 4 Amyril 8 1 Te RangiDlagano 8 0 tumau 7 3 Aussie Ra 7 IS Ruaform 7 3 State Bank 7 11 Passing Kurapae 7 10 Fancy 7 1 Timorous 7 8 Spender 7 0 Keith Lu 7 8 First race at 11.1 5 and at intervals of 40 minutes.
High Grader 10 is Diamond 9 0 Sunny Song 10 0 Victor Colima 9 0 Gold Mag 0 11 Sabatinl 9 0 Cotsfleld 0 3 Winter Sport 9 0 NURSERY HANDICAP, of £70; 5$ furlongs H Duce 9 3 Soho 7 7 Plato 8 8 Tupai 7 7 Kotou 8 8 Lacquer 7 0 Blue Garter 8 2 Begorrah 7 0 Le Grand 7 13 Mesurina 7 0 Happy Banding 7 10 HAWKE’S BAY CUP, of £150; 11 miles. Cuddle 9 6 Sunny Sky 7 C Red Manfred 9 9 Gainsfid 1 i> Inflation 8 10 West Tor 7 3 Curie 8 10 Round Score 7 0 Speed 8 3 Shirred Prince Ribbon 7 0 Colossus 7 13 Peggy’s Joy 7 0 Big Dook 7 7 HERETAUNGA HANDICAP, of £7C; 1 mile and 1 furlong. Contact 9 0 Anemometer 7 12 Warvane S 10 Queen's Pride 7 11 Shirred Shinanikida 7 10 Ribbon 8 4 Peggy Defoe 7 6 Memnon 7 13 Lady Wessex 7 6 Hukemanu 7 13 Mercian Lass 7 5 Collision 7 13 Count King’s Lancer 7 12 Willonyx 7 5 AUTUMN HANDICAP, of £70; 6 furlongs. Hatuma 9 0 Collision 7 10 Contact S 13 Abbey Feale 7 10 Leo Colossus 8 0 Lord Hereford 7 10 Hunting Star 3 3 Silver Song 7 9 Sunny Maid 8 3 Monarchy 7 8 Alby S 1 Tres Sec 7 S Passion Father’s Mower 8 0 Choice 7 5 Maine S 0 Greenore 7 E Royal The Grasper 7 5 Banquet 7 13 Quaint 7 2 Hukemanu 7 11 Jazz King 7 2 Swift and Bonnie Song 7 0 Sure 7 11 Joy Stick 7 0 Memnon 7 11 HAVELOCK FLYING HANDICAP, of £130; 6 furlongs. GoqCt Mercian Hunting 9 0 Prince 7 10 Souchong S 12 Cullus 7 10 Saltspray S 2 Coronilia 7 8 Cawbeen S 0 Tahoma 7 S Sunny Song 7 0 DUNEDIN’S SPECIAL MEETING. Handicaps for the Dunedin Jockey Club's special meeting on May 6 ares— MAY HURDLE HANDICAP, of £150; 15 miles. Black Duke 11 11 High Court 9 0 Palmary 10 8 Prince Lycidas 10 7 Tractor 9 0 Hystride 9 0 Sunward 9 ft TRIAL HANDICAP. of £100; 6 furlongs. Valarth 9 0 High Glee 7 11 Song Boy 8 9 Hauteur 7 11 Foreign Star S 7 King Vidor 7 11 Ballad 8 S Last Dance 7 11 Dissemble S 0 Mount Val 7 11 Mary Pratt 8 0 Queen Diapason 7 11 Dorothy 7 11 Autumn Wind 7 11 The Jeweller 7 11 Charming Victory Girl 7 11 Lady 7 11 Wyn 7 11 Prince Boa 7 11 Surge 7 11 Darion 7 11 Polazel—ConTe Ahurangi 7 11 troversy m. 7 11 WINDSOR HANDICAP, of £125: 1 mile. Manetho 9 9 Vocal S 0 Golden King 9 3 Look Smart 7 11 Dodge 8 11 Royal Fal 7 9 Unseen S 10 Paia Melba 7 S Milford 8 5 Braw Lad 7 7 Mayam 8 2 Grey Boy 7 7 KING’S JUBILEE HANDICAP, of ’£200; li miles. Fracas 9 0 Toreador. 7 11 ICamal Pasha S 9 Fair Weather 7 S Grand Finale 8 7 Golden King 7 1 First Song 8 7 Ramo 7 0 Venite S 4 Chhota 7 0 NightforiA 8 1 Amy Johnson 7 0 Trivet 8 0 CELEBRATION STEEPLECHASE, of £175; about 25 miles. Membo 11 8 Red Lance 9 a Royal Ecclefechen 9 5 Limond 10 5 Graball 9 S Umtall 10 0 Royal Buck 9 0 BUCKINGHAM HANDICAP, of '£150; 7 furlongs. Silver Streak 9 3 Assemble 7 10 Whipknot 9 0 Meadow Lark 7 S Kamal Pasha S 33 Master Grand Finale 8 11 Anomaly 7 % Cherry Queen 8 6 Knock Out 7 7 Hula Belle S 5 Travenna 7 7 Trivet 8 3 Final Bell 7 7 Tizzy 8 0 Chhota 7 7 Double Shot 7 11 Hystride 7 7 Rin Tin Tin 7 11 High Court 7 7 FAREWELL HANDICAP, of £125; 7 furlongs. Unseen 9 0 Gold Fox 7 10 Silk Paper 8 12 Call Money 7 10 Moneygran S 9 Broken Rule 7 8 Daring Deed S 8 Wonderful 7 7 Brown Pearl 8 4 Surge 7 7 Now Note 8 0 Braw Lad 7 7 Aro Arc 8 0 Dressy 7 7 Silver Lark 7 11 Colonel Royal Pal 7 10 Crawford 7 T
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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 99, 30 April 1935, Page 5
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