SPRING MEETING WIND-UP

Northern Advocate, 10 November 1934, Page 10

SPRING MEETING WIND-UP

... . KAURI HANDICAP. . Of 60 sovs. Five furlongs. X. 1-I—LIFEGUARD, W. S. Jarvis’ ( l ; ch.c., 3yrs, Chief Rider—Nassette, 9.0 (T. Green) 1 ? 9-9—SIR ABB, A. H. Long’s br.g., - 3yrs, David—Vocal Princess ’(Wiggins) 2 2-2—HIGH CREST, W. H, Patter- . .son’s- b.g., 3yrs, Surveyor—Te ‘ Moti (Manson) 3 Also started: (5-3) Orefield, 8.12 ;> (Horne); (3-5) Impellant, 8.7 (Dulieu); w (7-6) Royal Winton (Smith), 8.5; (4-4) Aramis, 8.4 (Goldfinch); (6-8) Notamint; 7.12 (McTavish); (8-7) Enlightment, 7.12 (Forsyth); (9-10) Acranna, 7.12 (Jones). Won by two lengths; half a length between second and third. Time—l.2 4-5. X (Winner trained by owner, Takanini.) Ten went to the post for the Kauri • handicap, for which Lifeguard was made a very warm favourite, while •>;; High Crest and Impellant were next £ fancied. High Crest jumped to the - -..front- smartly, followed by Acranna, "r. Xiife’guard,'- Notamint, Impellant, Sir Abb, Orefield and Royal Winton. Crossing the top Lifeguard took charge and turning for home was well clear of v ‘ HighiCresf and Sir Abb, who were rac- ' ing 'together, with Impellant, , ;'aii'd;'Notamint: next. Lifeguard went on to, win easily from Sir Abbi with V ; iiigh Crest half a length away, follow- ’ /. f .iqd by Aramis, Orefield, Acranna, Royal Wanton; and Notamint. - TITOKI HACK HANDICAP Of. 80 sovs. Seven furlongs. : :('2—I—MISS LU, E. Grimmond’s ch. . m., 4 yrs„ by King Lu—Lady , - Briefly, 7.9 (Wiggins) 1 I—2—MONANUI, J. Hoey’s b. m., 5 yrs., by Te Monanui-r-Lady \ Patience, 9,10' (Goldfinch) .. 2 , 7—7—AUBRETIA, C., W. Merrylee’s . b. m., 5 yrs.,. by Lackham — .... Morzonia, 7.3 .(Horne) 3 Also started: 3-4 Princess Bede (Tte- • main) 7.5, 4-3 Solo Song (W. M. Thompson) 7.0, 6-6 Hawthorn (Clarke) 7.2, 9-8 Paper Dart (Cammick) 7.3, 5-5 ■ La Femme Noire (E. Jones) 7.0, 8-8 W -Gay Sol .(Smith) 7.0. • ; ' Won by a long head; head. Time, 1.29.: Winner trained by F. R. Foster, • Pukekohe. ■ , - A Good Finish. • : All the acceptors went to the post for the Titoki. Hack Handicap, Mona- ; nui being first favourite on the win r and second on the place ma- . Chine, while Miss Lu was second for a win and first favourite 'Avfor a place,'Aubretia being at a good ; ; *H?rice. Miss Lu and La Femme Noire Zl; were the first to show out and'going *;;psKmg the back they were followed by Princess Bede, Hawthorn, Monanui, ;; ~; 5616 Song, Aubretia, Gay Sol and Paper Dart. Crossing the top, Miss Nbire, Monanui, Hawthorn, Princess Bede, Aubretia, Solo Song and Gay ■ There was not much alteration : H/4at;.the home turn, and in the run to judge Miss Lu stalled off Monanui •/• •-away.. third. Hawthorn was fourth, ‘X'follbived by 'Solo Song, La Femme ‘.'.Noire; and Princess Bede. i- POROTI HACK HURDLES, ;; *Of 80 sovs. One mile and a half and* U, “V 197 yards. " NEIL, J, M. Buchanan’s br.g., h’i-.V.V.';.' aged, by Lucullus—Little . Flower, 11.0 (McElroy) 1 , ;• 4-4—BENIGHTED, D. J. Parson’s ' ' br.g., aged, by Mountain ‘ Knight—Too Late, 9.1 (Baker) 2 ; £-2—ARCHEEN, C. Hoey’s br.g., , aged, Marble Arch—Kaween, ' 10.9 (Mcßae) 3 ’’ • - Also started: (3-3) Silver Division, • 9.12 (R. Syme); (6-6) Auburn Rose, '9-0 (Craddock); (5-5) Tondaleyo, 9.0 itl.’-fE. Carmont). Won by a neck; one length and a ; . half. Time—2.s2 1-5. • (Winner trained by owner, Greenlane.) Neil was made a little better favourite than Archeen for the Poroti Hack Hurdles. The start was considerably delayed through Auburn Rose (Craddock) taking charge of her rider, and bolting for four rounds, jumping 15 hurdles in the process. When she - came past the judge’s box for the last time, the jockey, M. Lacassie, mounted • , on. the Clerk of the Course’s horse, and caught the runaway, who took no part ’ in the race. When they were let go \ ’Tondaleyo led from Neil, Benighted, Archeen and Silver Division. Coming ..past the stand, Archeen and Tondaleyo • were together in front followed by f Neil, Silver Division, and Benighted, '. The last-named then moved up quick- , . 3y, and along the back was in charge ■ 1 from Tondaleyo, Archeen, Neil and Sil- • ver division. Crossing the top Benighted was followed by Neil, Archeen, Silver Division and Tondaleyo, and ...they came into the straight in that order. Once over the last fence, Noil went on to win by a neck from Benighted with Archeen a length and a i half away third* followed by Silver ' Division and Tondaleyo. PARK HANDICAP, : . Of 100 sovs. One mile. 1-I—LORD VAL, A. H. Long's b.g., ; aged, by Valkyrian—Sweet Colleen. 8.11 (Wiggins) 1 KARO, W. Vander- : ; speck’s b.g., aged, by Lucullus . , —Elysian Graceful mare, 7.9 1 (Parsons) 2 ! 2-2—ALLOY, W. H. Maria’s br.g. ; . aged, by Thespian—Bronze, ; 7.6 (Horne) 3 . .. Also started; (5-6) Gay Broney (McTavish), 8.12; (3-3) Desert Star, L.

WHANGAREI RACING CLUB GOOD WEATHER CONTINUES LARGE PUBLIC PATRONAGE EVENTS AT KENSINGTON PARK The success which attended the first day of the Whangarei Racing Club’s spring meeting at Kensington Park assumes every likelihood of being repeated this afternoon, the concluding phase of the fixture, as fine weather still favours the occasion and the attendance of the public is apparently much larger than on Thursday. All the well-known facilities for the comfort and pleasure of patrons are again in evidence at the Park, with its well-equipped : appointments and naturally picturesque surroundings, while the class of sport provided affords continuous interest for the spectators. In thte absence of the Whangarei Municipal Band, which is attending a contest in Auckland, music of a cheerful character is provided ' by a gramophone with loud-speaker attachment.

Results of the respective events up to the time of the “Advocate” going to press are as follow:

Dulieu), 8.0; (6-5) Ornamental (Tremain), 7.0. Won by three-quarters of a length; a head. Time—l. 42 1-5. (Winner trained by R. S. Bagby, Ellerslie.) Only six went to the post for the Park Handicap, Lord Val, Alloy and Desert Star claiming most attention. Passing the stand Jalldy Karo was in charge from Desert Star, Gay Broney, Lord Val, Ornamental and Alloy, and they raced along the back in that order. Jalldy Karo and Desert Star were together crossing the top, followed by Gay Broney and Lord Val, who were also on terms. There was no change at the home turn and in a good finish Lord Val came through to beat Jalldy Karo by three-quarters of a length, with Alloy a head away third. Gay Broney was next. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. Of 100 Sovs. Six Furlongs. I—ARCH RULER, C. Morse’s ch. g., 6yrs, by Chief Ruler — Archeress, 8.8 (Goldfinch) .. 1 4—HOIHOMA, J. Hoey’s br.m,, 6 yrs, by Legionaire—White Bird, 7.0 (Horne) 2 3—BRITISH COLUMBIA, W. H. Maria’s b.g., syrs, by Top Gallant—Columbia, 9.0 (Tremain) • ••••'• Also started: (2) Whakapara (McTavish) 8.0. Won by a length; two lengths. Time—lmin 14 3-ssec. Winner .trained by owner, Takanini. The scratching of Bellkyrian left only four to contest the President’s Handicap. Arch Ruler carrying about £BO more than Whakapara, which was next fancy. Arch Ruler led early from Whakapara, British Colombia and Hoihoma, but before a couple of furlongs had been covered, Hoihoma had run to the front from Arch Ruler, British Columbia and Whakapara. Hoihoma was well clear turning for home, but Arch Ruler wore her down to win by a length, with British Columbia two lengths further back, and Whakapara last. C.J.C. MEETING SUBURBAN TO SKY ROVER [Per Press Association.—Copyright] CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. There was a large crowd at the final day of the Canterbury Jockey* Club’s spring meeting. Fine weather prevailed and the track was in good order. Results: — Suburban Handicap, of 200 sovs; one mile.—(s-3) Sky Rover, 9.0 (Pascoe), 1; (6-7) Semper Paratus, 11.2 (Ridgway), -2; (12-12) Hostile, 9.0 (Barr), 3. Hounslow was scratched. Won by a head; two lengths. Time, 1.41. Seymour Handicap, of 200 sovs; 7 furlongs.—(3-2) Quite Soon, 8.0 (Messervey), 1; (5-5) Maroha, 7.1 (Jennings), 2; (1-1) Colossian, 8.7 (A. Ellis), 3. Tuirau was scratched. Necks separated the placed horses. Time, 1.26. HAWKE’S BAY RACES anemometer wins hurdles. [Per Press Association. — Copyright. ] HASTINGS, This Day, The Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s spring meeting opened today in beautiful weather, with an excellent attendance. The track was in good order. Results. — Tomoana Hurdles, of 70 sovs; 1 mile and a half.—(3-3) Anemometer, 9.7 (J. Walsh), 1; (1-1) Kahunoke, 10.13 (N. Trillo), 2; (2-2) Heliotype, 9.6 (C. Stratton), 3. Gold Ruler was scratched. Won by seven lengths; five lengths. Time, 2.42 2-5.