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Northern Advocate, 22 October 1932, Page 10

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AUCKLAND TROTS. WIN HUON TAKES WATTEMATA. (Special to “Northern Advocate.”) AUCKLAND, This Day. The Auckland Trotting Club's’ spring inerting opened to-day in fine weather before a good attendance. The track is in good order. Results; — Waitemata Handicap, of 105 sovs; one mile and a half.—(3) Win Hu on, 30yds, 1; (1) Nell Yolo, 12yds, 2; (2) Manna’s Son, scr, 3. All started. Won by a length and a half; five lengths between second and third. Time, 3.41. Improvers' Handicap, of 105 sovs; one mile and a quarter.—(3) Stormy Mack, scr, 1; (1) Lislea, scr, 2; (10) Raider, 24yds, 3. Thelma Mack was scratched. Won by a neck; Raider two lengths and a half further away. Time, 2.56 2-5. dellicoe Handicap, of 225 sovs; two ‘miles.— (1) Direct Morning, 12yds, 1; (•I) Carnui, scr, 2; (S) Anon, 24yds, 3. Dan Direct was scratched. Won by four lengths; two lengths between second and third horses. Time; 4.33 3-5. Mountain Handicap, of 115 sovs; one mile and a half. — (1) Moko Bells, 12 yds, I; (5) Marble Star, scr, 2; (3) El Merit, 12yds, 3, Parrish Belle and Rio (Irande were scratched. Wbn by a neck; live lengths, between second and third. Time, 3.34. Nelson Girl was also scratched.

Parnell Handicap, of 105 sovs; one mile and. a half. — (2) Realty. 24yds, 1; (4) Pnkemiro, 48yds, 2; (3) Homeward, 36yds, 3. All started. Won bysix lengths; two lengths between second and third horses. Time —3.30 3-5.

WELLINGTON RACES. HURDLES TO JAYSON. (Per Press Association. —Copyright.) TRENTHAM, This Day. The weather is warm and showery for the opening day- of the Wellington Racing Club’s spring meeting. There is a fair attendance, and the track is soft on the surface. Results: —

Glen Hurdles, of 200 sovs; one mile and three-quarters. —(5) Jayson, .10.0, I; (4) War'Zone, 9.11, 2; (6) Royal Visitor, 9.1.1, 3. Full Mark, Conjuror 11., and Bright Flower were scratched. Won by- three lengths each way. Time —3.18.

Taita Handicap, of 160 sovs;. for two-year-olds; four furlongs.—(6) Dole, 8.1, 1; (4) Golden Hair, 7.9, 2; (3) No Doubt, 8.1, 3. Rereatu wa<? scratched. Won by a length; nock between second and third. Time, 495. Wainui Handicap, of 100 sovs; one mile. —(3) Merry- Peel, 8.3, 1; (10) Waterpower, 7.8, 2; (4) Tigerism, 7.8, 3, Korokio, Gold Trail and Sir Pombal were scratched. Won by a- length; Tigerism a neck further away;. Time —1.43.

Rimutaka Handicap, of 160 sovs; seven furlongs.—(4) Drumfire, 7.3, 1; (3) Carfex, 7.3, 2; (10) Dick Whittington, 7.3, 3. Aga Khan and Clangor were scratched. Won by a length; third horse half a length further away. Time —3.203.

GEEYMOUTH TROTS. FIRST EVENT TO PETER JUNIOR. GREYMOUTH, This Day. . Pine weather prevails for the GroyniQUth Trotting Club's meeting. Results: — Introductory Handicap, .of 80 sovs; 32 furlongs and a. half. —(4) Peter Junior, scr, 1; (5) Fe.rnbrook Lass, s scr. 2; (1) Trada, scr, 3. Delegate was scratched. Won by a .length. Time 3.45. Petrie Handicap, of SO sovs; twelve furlongs and a half.—(2) Harvest Dillon, scr, 1; (3) Andy N., scr, 2; (4) Guy Carbine, scr, 3. . Mataunga was scratched. Won by a length; third horse two lengths further away. Time, 3.54. Mawhera Handicap, of 150 soys; 12 furlongs and a half.— (2) A vermis, 4S yds, .1; (1) Rare Pronto, scr, 2; .(G) Travis Thorn, scr, 3. 'Author Wood, Chancellor Boy and Jean Drusus were scratched. Won by a. length; threequarters of a length between second and third. Time, 3.39 2-5. Blaketown Handieapj, of SO sovs; 10 furlongs and a half.— (4) Fernbrook Lass, scr, 1; (5) Happy Bird, scr, 2; (1) Eastern Prince, scr, 3. All started. Won by half a length each vear. Time—3.4 4-5.

GORE FIXTURE. SIGNALLER WINS HIGH WEIGHT. GORE, This Day. The Gore Racing Club’s fixture opened to-day in showery weather. The attendance is good and the trade is in excellent order. Results.— Mandeville Highwoight Hack, of 90 sovs; eight furlongs and a half. — (3) Signaller, 9.0, 1; (2) High Stride, 9.G, 2‘; (1) Paris, 9.11. 3. Night Rose, and Ballancc- were scratched. Won by half a length; two lengths between second and third. Time, 1.5-1 2-5. Gordon Hack, of 90 sovs; six furlongs.— (2) Arden’s Beauty, 8.0, I; (I) Palantua, 8.5, 2; (10) Fine Weather. 7,7, 3, Lochaid was scratched. Won by three lengths; Fine Weather two lengths further back. Time—l.lo.

ON ELLERSLIE TRACKS. (Special to “Northern Advocate.”) AUCKLAND, This Day. As the result of heavy overnight rain the going was on the heavy side at Ellerslie this morning. No. 2 grass track was available, and there was a fair amount of fast work. Several horses were schooled over hurdles.

Krangnpni and Hunting March were sent half a mi Ip, running the distance in 53sec.’ They- have both done well since they raced at Avondale,

Ruling King and .Supreme. Ruler, separately, did strong work, but neither was required to go fast. On Approval was going better than Bright Flnwc.r at the end of six furlongs. His first three took 41 3-ssec, and the full distance 1.25. Mahkill was allotted a round, running the distance in 2.4 3-5, She was not doing her best at any part of the gallop.

Tmamint and Echo Song jumped off at the five furlong post, covering the fiist two furlongs in 25sec. Tmamint’s saddle slipped back entering the straight, and she pulled up. Echo Song completed the journey in 1.6 1-5.

Zanc Grey was under a pull at the end of six furlongs in which lie had Ornamental as a companion, the time being 1.22 3-5. Zane Grey is making good progress.

My Money was given an easy four furlongs, which he completed in 57 1-5.

Roman Mascot and Marchette covered four furlongs in 57 4-ssoc, doing it easily.

Lord Aintree put up the best effort ever six furlongs, running the distance ir. LI!) 3-5. He was ridden by- G. .Jenkins, who will have the mount on him at. the Waikato Hunt Meeting. Psychologist was worked over a round, being timed to run his last halfmile in sSsec. Norval Tea was sent five furlongs, running the distance in 1.11. .1-5,

Llanore was holding Tahae. Men safely- at the conclusion of half a mile in 53 l-ssec. Sister Em hit out very- freely- over five furlongs, running the first two in 26 1-ssec, and completing the gallop in 1.8 4-5. The stable mates. Gay- Eroney and Barn Dance, jumped, off together at the six furlong post, running the first three in 40 4-ssep, and completing their task in 1.25 35. They- could have done considerably- better. . , The best sprint of the morning was credited to Kiltowy-n, who, stood flatfooted at the half-mile post, and after running his first furlong in .13 l-ssec, registered 51 2-ssee for the four. This was a first-class effort considering the state of the ground. The Kilhroney-Miss Hazel .gelding ran home from the three furlong peg in 40 3-5.

Neil, after being schooled, was timed to rim the last half-mile of his work in 55 l-ssee. Demy-Ins took 26soe for his first two furlongs and completed five furlongs in 1.7 4-5. This hack looks improved as the result of his raee at Avondale.

The Jumpers. Wee prince, Xeil and Patutahi were companions over four schooling hurdles. Patutahi slipped badly after lauding over the first fence, otherwise the display was good. C’laremore was sent over the same fences. He did not have a. great deal of pace on, but made a satisfactory showing. Others to do useful tasks were: — Thunderstorm, Hawthorn, Good Idea, Brampton, Angie, Clontarf EDI, Jewelled Girdle, Rby a 1 Gallant, Deputy Ruler, Marching 'Song, Operatic, Croupier, Gay Cockade, United, Tarporley, Cynthia X., and Haakon.

CROUPIER CASE. T CONSIDERATION TODAY. (Special to “Northern Advocate. ,r ) WELLINGTON, This Day. The executive of the Racing Confctronce is meeting here this evening. Among the matters to be considered is the Appeal Court judgment in the Croupier case. BANKS PENINSULA RACES. FIELDS FOR NEXT SATURDAY. (Per Press Association.—Oopyri/rlit.) ■CHRISTCHURCH, . This Day. . Acceptances for the Baibka Peninsula Racing Club’s meeting next Saturday arc as follows: , Oka ins Trial Stakes, of G 5 sovs; Jive furlongs; weight fkO.—Shelter, Tea, Garden, Piccard, Gold Cross, Elgindale, Polydora, Morepork, Lord Mash•am, Helen Gold, Idolise, Manehu, Silver Sight, Chief Light, Gay Robe, Golden Dart, Robin Hood, Manetho, Bond, Night Wind.

Tvaitnna Highwoight Hack Handicap, of SO sovs: one mile.—Juniper 30.9. Riri 10.7, Craigavon 30.5. Pixie Gold 9.13, Hounslow 9.11, The Sun 9.5, Grampian 9.3, Tan cion, Gay Nita 9.0. Duvauchelle Trot Handicap, of 70 sovs; one mile and a quarter. —Bright Ore, Clapham, Dandy Locanda, Desert Maiden, Edna Worthy, First Aid, Glengowrie, Gold Cross, Happy Bird, Llewellyn’s Pride, Moranne, Myra. Chenanit, Olive Rev, Organist, Peter Parrish, Rewai, Ronald Derby, Snlario, Thornworthy, Victnreeu, War Boat, Wheat King, scr; Golden Harvester, Lomora. 12yds; Rev .Direct, 24yds; Lena Thorpe 3Gvds.

Akaroa Handicap, of 110 sovs; one mile and a quarter.—Concentrate 9.0, Shatter 8.13, Minerva I 8.10, Korokio, Ramo 8.8, Locksley, Earthquake 7.0. Halswell Hack Handicap, of 75 sovs; six furlongs.—Sharp Thorn 9.0, Niggerhead 8.1 I, Metal Bird, Craigavon 8.0, Berate 7.13, Fleeting Glance 7.11, f'rash 7.0, Rothen 7.7, Battle, Hero 7.0, \ erdnn 7.4, High Tor, Polydora, .Natural, Manetho, Helen Gold, Gold Cross, I dolise, Argentic, Reserve Fund 7.0. - Le Bons Handicap, of 75 sovs; seven furlongs.—Adelphi 8.13, Waterpower, Muff 8.9, Night Recital 8.5, Star Shooter 8.1, Don Jose 8.0, Takutama 7.13, Wise Choice, Juniper 7.32, Monastic 7.9, Subdivision 7,7.

Tattle River Trot Handicap, of 75 sovs; one mile and a half.—Bright Ore, Desert Maiden, Dolly Huon, Golden Cross, Groat Minto, Lemora, Lena Thorpe; Myra Chenault, Peter Parrish, Radleyq Rewai, Smokescreen, scr; Bingen Spiros, Guyziah, Major Brent, 12 yds; Betty Ax worthy', Great Locando, Midnight Sun, Reylena, Shawnigan, Happy' Lass, 24yds; Tndianopolis, Ruth Logan, 48yds; Free Advice, 276yds, Brackenfield Flying Handicap, of 75 sovs; six furlongs.—Red Roy'al 9.4, Monastic 8.10, Metal -Bird, Night Guard 8.9, Solwit 8.7, Pixie Gold 8.0, Crash 7.12, Rothen 7.10, Thurso 7.7, Tea Garden, Silver Sight 7.6, Dorian, Simclond 7.3, Gay Nita 7.0.

THE BIG DOUBLE. LIST OF ACCEPTORS. (Per Press Association.—Copyright.) CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. The second acceptances for the New Zealand Cup and the first, aceptances for the Stewards’ Handicap, the handicap double on the first day' of the Christchurch Jockey Club’s meeting at Ricearton on November 5, fell due last night. Twenty-one horses are left in the Cup and 20 in the sprint. Details are as follows:—

NEW ZEALAND CUP, Of 1000 Sovs. Two miles. Gay Crest 9 5 Korokio 7 5 Historic 9 1 Merry Peel 7 4 Concentrate 8 3!) Colonel Arikira 8 1 Cygnns 7 1 ■Spearfnl 8 0 Red Racer 7 .1 Past Passage 8 0 Chopin 7 1 Jaloux 7 12 Palm 7 0 Ramo 7 11 Full Mark 7 n Retract 7 II Red Sun 7 0 Minerval 7 11 Flower 7 0 Shatter 7 6 Earthquake 7 0

STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, Of 500 sovs. Six furlongs. Cadland 9 5 Grecian Autopay 9 2 Prince 7 2 Great Star S 10 Rational 11. 7 .1 Silver Ring 8 1 Mount Boa 7 0 Roy-al La Ponpee 7 0 Routine 7 11 Bolvoir 7 0 Arrow Lad 7 7 Normandy 7 0 Palermo 7 5 The Qnorn 7 0 Merry- Peel 7 5 Ganpat 7 0 Azalia 7 5 Roy-al Fair Sceptre 7 0 Weather 7 4 Full Crop 7 0

C.J.C. MEETING. FORFEITS FOR CLASSICS. (Per Press Association. —Copyright.) ■CHRISTCHURCH, This Day-. First forfeits for classic races at the Canterbury- Jockey Club’s coming meeting at Ricearton are as follows: — WELCOME STAKES. Of 400 sovs. Two-year-olds; colts and geldings, 8.5; fillies, 8.0. Five furlongs. Top Rank 8 5 Pegged Red Exchange 8 5 Manfred 8 5’ Quietly 8 0 Southdown 8 5 Frimscl ■ S 0 Guarantee 8 5 Fracas 8 0 Hint 8 5

NEW ZEALAND DERBY STAKES. Of 800 sovs. Three-year-olds; eolts ami geldings, 8.10; fillies, S.n, One mile and a half. Silver Streak S 10 Diversion 8 .1 •Chili 8 10 Pacify S 0 Tout le Mond 8 10 Ladv Pennrv Minstrel Lad 8 10 filly" 8 5 •Silver Ring 8 10 La Moderne 8 Rocket 8 10 Silver Scorn 8 Drum Fire 8 .10

NEW ZEALAND OAKS STAKES. Of 400 sovs. Three-year-old fillies. Weight 8.10. One mile and a half. Lady Zephyr BID Importance 810 Pacify 8 10 Diversion 8 10 Cape Fair 810 Purse BJO Helen Gold 8 10 La Moderne 8 10 Lady Penury Silver Scorn 8 10 filly 8 10 Fleeting 8 10

POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB. | ACCEPTANCE LIST. (Per Press Association. —Copyrie-ht.) GISBORNE, This Day. Acceptances for the first day of the Poverty Bay Turf Club’s spring meeting on Thursday next are as follows: — JUNCTION HANDICAP, I Of GO sovs. Five furlongs. Hunting Day 0 4 Little J Lordly Wonder 7 0 Knight 0 4 Master Sunny Song 8 S Cynic 7 8 Toboggan 7 18 Grand Sport 7 0 •Stitch 7 12 Lallah Quex 7 0 FIRST HURDLES. Of 70 sovs. One mile and a half. King Wanga 0 11 Kimbo 0 - Manifesto 0 0 Rongo 0 0 Kinsel 0 7 Sunglare 0 0 ROSE LAND HACK. Of 00 sovs. Six furlongs. Aguillie 0 •> Stitch S 0 IBlack Hunting Jay 7 0 Songster 8 4 Summer Hill 7 0

•Sunny Bachelor 8 2 MAKAR AKA HANDICAP, Of 80 sovs. One mile. Merry Hold Front 7 0 Damon 0 0 Lady Spy 7 A Mala hat S 4 Bob In 7 0 Autumn Sun S 0 Little ■Courageous 7JO Wonder 7 0 A'alsier 7 A Organiser 7 0 MAIDEN RACE, O;!’ AO sovs. Six furlongs. Weight 8.0. iSnmmorhill Prince Colossus ■Conference Gainsfid .Rangihiria Grand Sport Tyrone Boy Hunting Jay Royal Dash Cupboard Love •Good Hunting Air Tam Grantham FLYING HANDICAP, Of 70 sovs. Six furlongs. Tai Ao 9 0 Gainsfid 7 01 Hunting Day 8 A Master | Sinnn’ - Song 7 8 Cynic 7 0 OCTOBER HANDICAP, Of 00 sovs. One mile. Lady Spy 0 0 Sunny • Black Bachelor 8 Songster 8 G Bob In S 2 Tama Kahunolce 7 3 Waiata 8 3 Measurer 7 0

AUSTRALIAN TURF

| HARD WORDS SOLD. MELBOURNE, October 21. The weather is still showery, but the forecast for tomorrow is cloudy, bur fine. The New Zealander, Hard Words, has changed hands, and in future will be trained at Caulfield by .M. Crossey. M. McCarten is to ride Glenanton and Cnraco at Aloouee Valley tomorrow. Taisho has resumed work at Caulfield in eharge of Maurice McGrath. Skidmore will ride Dawn Patrol in the Derby. Indium's next raee will be the 'Melbourne Stakes, and its form in that raee will decide if if is fo run in the Melbourne Cup. I. Tucker is to ride The Buck in tomorrow's steeplechase.

Sam ad on has been scratched for the 'Melbourne Cup.

TRACK GALLOPS. TUTS MORNING’S WORK. (Received noon.) MELBOURNE, This Day. The weather was fine after, overnight rain at Fleniington. On the grass, Lough Neigh and Kuvcra ran ten furlongs in 2.J5, the first four taking 54s and the last mile 1.48. Mulcra went better than Earl Leicester over six furlongs in ,1.18. Chatham ran two furlongs in 2545. Havering ran three in 38s. Middle Watch, with a light weight, did eleven' furlongs in 2.3(54,- the last six furlongs taking 1.274. Income did a mile in 1.47. Horowhenua ran four furlongs in 555. Baba, went better than White Nose over ten furlongs iri 2.19. Baba completed eleven furlongs in 2.32

Manawhenua, Compris and Admiral Drake did the best ten furlongs, taking 2.144. At Caultield, on the grass, Indnna went better than Foul wind on the tan. Strcpcrus and Eastern Chief ran ten furlongs in 2.14. They finished together, the last three furlongs taking 3Ss. Rogilla ran three furlongs in 445. He looks well. Dermid sprinted three furlongs in oils. Parkwood and .Jimmie Hoy did the best four furlongs, ' taking IDs. Touchwood i'eat Lipton and Galina over five furlongs in 1.54. Lunarch and Prestige ran three furlongs in 40s. On the sand Gaine Carrington and Peter Jackson covered a mile in 1.49, being unextended. Lady Pam ajid ’ Actacon did five furlongs in 1.9. Tan Tsunia ran a mile in 1.54, and Chetowaik two furlongs in- 255.

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