RACING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19125, 17 September 1925, Page 6

RACING.

DANNEVIRKE CLUB. TANADEES WINS MEMORIAL. [by telegraph.—-press association.] DANNEVTRKE, Wednesday. The Spring Meeting of the Dannevirke Racing Club was held in fine weather. The going and attendance wero good. Tho totalisator handled £13,827, compared w .th £40,546 last year. Results:— GLENGARRY HACK HURDLES. 15 miles.—3 Little River (A. McDonald). 1: 1 Red Head. 2; 3 Toa Taua, 3. Also started: 4 Woden and Mosthenes (bracketed), 6 Bestir, 5 Suspicion, 7 Silver fc iiih, 8 Rebuff, 9 Admiration. 11 Pilot. 10 Manchester. Won by a length, with . lien lengths between second and third. Tiiae, 2m 49 3-ss. TIRATU TRIAL STAKES. 5 fur.—First division: 1 Girribillie (R. J. Mackie). 1: 2 Gold Streak, 2; 3 Trance. 3. . Also startiid: 12 Campstar. 17 Chatham. 18 Hukuwai. 14 Raca. 10 Carringallen. 4 Capitulation. Won by two lengths, with a head between second and third. Time, 2in 5 3-ss. Seccnd division: 3 Horomea (D. Watts). 1; 16 Pinar.t. 2: 6 Star Chamber. 3.. Also started:. 5 Mountain Echo, 2 Sole Mio, 7 Thomoud, 11 Star Chamber, 15 Master Felix, 13 Crown Reel. 20 Pashwa. Wop by a length and ahalf, with two lengths between second c.nd third. Time, lm 5 3 : 55. PRESIDENT'S _ HANDICAP. 6 fur.-I Nancy Lee (E. Keesing). 1: 5 Mireusorta. 2; 'i The Lamb, 3. Also started: 4 Kajti. 3 Tari. 7 Printemps. 8 Morose. 9 Crown Gem, 6 Benmure. Won by a head, with three lengths between second and third. Time, lm 17 2-ss. UMUTAOROA HACK HANDICAP. 6 iur. —4 Minstrel Boy (L. A. Pine). 1- 7 Tawohi. 2: 1 Kailmere. 3. Also started: 3 Manutai. 5 Jubilee, 2 Mime, 10 Chrishna, 13 Rargimoana, 11 Debate, 8 Luarr.e, 6 Takaroa, 14 Royal Reel. 12 Betty Binns. 9 Vetognq. Won by two lengths, a similar distance between second and third. Time, lm 18 2-ss. NEAGLE MEMORIAL HANDICAP, 1} miels.—l Tanadees (J. O'Shea); 1; 3 Megin, 2; 2 Clarinda, 3. Also started: 5 Merry Singer, 4 General Carrington. 6 Zero Hour and Stream (bracketed). 7 Askari. Won by a head, with a neck between second und third. Time, 2m 13 4-ss. , TAHORAITE HACK WELTER, 6 fur.— 4 Birthmark (B. Rosen), 1: 1 Musical, 2: 9 Charleston. 3. Also started: 8 Merry Imp, 2 Velvet Kine, 3 Kilburn. 5 Toiisatotoa, 6 Coot, 13 Axle, 14 Sartoma, 11 Humorist. 10 Radio, 17 Sarnedon. 7 Boy. Won by a head, with half a lensth between second and third. RUAHINE WELTER. 7 fur.—4 Lipsol (R. J. Mackie). 1: 3 Ladv Joyce, 2: 2 Seriirje, 3. Also, started :_ 5 Killocra. 7 Printemps. 1 Oylmpio, 6 Tari. The winner was in front all the way. Won by two lengths, with half a length between second a,nd third. Time, lm 31 2-ss. TAPUATA HACK WELTER. 1 mile and 50yds.—6 Killock (R. Mackie) and 2 Tiega (J. Barry), dead-heat, 1; 5 Rangi Sarto, 3. Also started: 1 Son-o'-Mine, 3 Bon Marche, 7 Ardfinnan, 8 Martona. 4 Revel, 9 Purple Lilac Rangi Sarto was two lengths away. Time, lm 49 l-ss. NOTES FROM AVONDALE. BY ARCHER. Several Southern trainers reached Avondale yesterday with their candidates for the forthcoming meeting. Those to arrive were: J. H. Jefferd with Rapine, Mimetic, Star Stranger, Joy King and Decoy Bird; J. Lowe with Star Ranger and W. Rayner with Anklet. The Wanganui Debutante Stakes' winner, Kilperon, arrived at Avondale yesterday. His trainer, R. O'Donriell, is expected on. ■Friday, i. In addition to Automne and Automaton, the Gisborne trainer, H. Goscombe, also .has the two-year-old Ngawati at Avondale. Automne i has grown and furnished considerably since last spring. J. Barry has been engaged to ride Automne and Automaton in their engagements at .the Avondale Spring Meeting. Mr W. Scholium is right out of luck with his horses at present. The latest is that his promising two-year-old colt, True Blood, has been lame and had to be eased up. The youngster is getting better,*; but it is doubtful whether he will be able to race at Avondale. Sunshot was withdrawn from all engagements at the Avondale Jockey. Olub's Spring •Meeting at 9 a.m. yesterday. WAIKATO HUNT CLUB. [by telegraph.—own correspondent.] HAMILTON, Wednesday. A speoial meeting of the committee of the Waikato Racing Club was held to consider an offer by the Waikato Hunt Club for use of the course at Te Rapa for, its Labour Day race meeting, on the terms previously fixed by the Racing Club. The committee decided to make an alternative offer. The terms of the latter were not available, but it is understood that their are very reasonable. The Hunt Club will meet at Cambridge probably on Monday evening to consider the offer. : • ■ t DANNEVIRKE HUNT CLUB. .; * ' j [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] PAL3IERSTON NORTH. Wednesday. The following rehandicaps have bee'a "declared by Mr. J. E. Henrys in connoction with the Dannevirke Hunt ClubJs meeting, —Orinpri Hack Hurdles: Little River. 11.4. Rakaiatue Flat Handicap: Nancy Lee, 8.13; Lipsol, 8.8. Kaitoke Hack Welter: ]3irtHmark, 9.3; Killoch. 8.13: Tiega, 8.11.