RACING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19144, 9 October 1925, Page 6

RACING.

THE WHANGAREI MEETING. ruapapa wins the cup. [BT TELEGRAPH,—OWN COEEESPONDENT.] WHANGAREI, Thursday. The Whang,arei . Racing Club's Spring Meeting was opened at Kensington Park to-day. "The weather was dull and threatening and a slight drizria fell at the Outset, but the weather cleared later. The track was in good order. There waa a large attendance and the gathering passed oil very successfully. The principal event, the Wbangarei Cup, was won by Buapapa, who finished with a fine burst of speed and scored very decisively. After the event the president, Mr. R. G. Hosking, congratulated Mr, Wenzl Scholium on the success of his horse and Mrs. Hosking then presented the handsome cup donated by Mr. J. Gleeson to the winning owner. The management of the meeting was very satisfactory and the racing full oI interest. Mr. A. Gordon was the stipendiary steward in attendance. After the Whangarei Cup he instituted an inquiry into some bumping, in which Barometer and Doleful Ditty were the sufferers. It was found that the trouble was caused by Take Take bleeding and dropping back suddenly. No action was taken. The totalisator handled £22,045 10s, compared with £18,691 on the corresponding day last year, an increase of £3351 10s. DETAILS OF THE RACING. MAIDEN PLATE, Of £100; 5 fur. 4—DAVE, J. D. Jones' b a. 4yrs, 8.0, car. 8.2 (H. Goldfinch) .. .. .. 1 3—MAVEELISH, 8.0, car. 8.3 (C. Carmont) . . 2 15—SCOT FREE, 8.0 (M. Young . . 3 Also Started.—l 4 Allegiance, 8.6; 5 Archeno, 12 Creation, 2 Cherry Girl, 6 Delightment, 1 Gold Mint, 16 Louis Poto, 11 Quinoria, 9 Royal Flight, 10 Trill, 16 Tapuhi, 12 Wild Arch, 3.0.

In an even betting race Gold Mint was a slightly better favourite than Cherry Girl, with Maveelish a good third choice. From a fair start Scot Free first away and led from Cherry Girl, Dave and Delightment. This order was maintained into the straight, where Dave came through with a strong ran and won by half a length from Maveelish, who finished fast from a good way back. Scot Free was only a head further back, third, with Cherry Girl fourth. Then came Gold Mint, Delightment and Royal Flight. Time, lm 17 l-ss. KENSINGTON HACK HANDICAP, Of £140; S fur. I—MOSAIC, R. Porter's b g, 3yrs, 7.5 (W. Jones) . . 1 I—QUINCOMA, 7.9 (A. McCormac) . . 2 3—SLEEPY SOL, 8.10 (S Henderson) - 3 Also Started. —2 Titanesa, 8.7; 6 Owen. 7.7; 5 Tintoretto, 7.1; 7 Orma, 7.10. Quincoma waa a good favourite. The inside horses got the best of the start and Quncioma and Sleepy Sol were the first to begin. When they settled down Quincoma and Sleepy Sol were racing on close terms in the lead, about two lengths clear of Mosaic and Titaness. which order was maintained to the straight. At the distance Mosaic and Titaness challenged a.cd in a splendid finish Mosaic won by a short neck from Quincoma, who defeated Sleepy Sol by a head. Titaness was fourth, i'ollowed by Owen and Tintoretto. jLime, .Lhj 17 l-Ss. HUANUI HACK HURDLES, Of £160; li'miles. 4—PETER ROSA. P. Baines' b g. aged. 9.5 (E. Stanaway) 1 6—TE TAHI, S.B (N. Rowe) .. ..2 I—ZIRCON, lft.6 (W. Rennie) .. ..3 Alao Started.—B Tom Moore, 10.10; 2 Poteen. 10.5; 5 Bright Light, 9.5; 9 Flowing Bowl, 13 Elstow, 3 Smoke, 10 Bretiand, 14 Misa Bramble. 15 Mangabewa, 12 Golden Glint, 7 Marble Glass, II Lord Thurnham, 9.0. Zircon waa a firm favourite, with Poteen and Smoke also in strong demand. Smoke and Peter Rosa were quickest to the first fence and attended to the early pacemaking. Passing the stand Peter Rosa held command from 1 e Tail, Smoke and Poteen, with Zircon moving up. Te Tahi tooft charge along the back, followed by Peter Rosa, Poteen and Zircon, and this was the order as they turned for home. Te Tahi still had charge at nhe last fence, where Peter Rosa. Zircon and Poteen closed up. Peter Roan finished well and won by threequarters of a length from Te lain, who defeated Zircon by a head. Poteen was close up, fourth and theft at intervals came Elstow, Lord Ttiurnham and Bright Light. Time, 2m 52 l-ss. WHANGAREI CUP, Of £4OO and cup valued at £SO; 1 mile and 3 fur. S—RUAPAPA, W. Scholium's ch b, 6yrs, 8.10 (W. Ryan) 1 10—BOOMERDAY, 8.4 (H. Goldfinch) . 2 9—RIGHT AND LEFT, 7.12 (S. Henderson) * . . 8 Alao Started.—a Arch Amie, 8.6; 7 Passionate, 8.4; 1 Barometer, 7.124; 4 Doleful Ditty, 3 Far North, 7.4; 8 Adi Vunivola, 7.2; 6 Kawiai, 7.3; 11 Take Take, 7.11. A good favourite wai found in Barometer, who was nearly £3OO better supported than Arch Amie, with Far North a solid third fancy. From a sood start Barometer and Take Take were the first away, but were soon headed by Far North and Arch Amie. Passing the stand Far North. Arch. Amie and Kawini were racing together in front, followed b.v Ruapapa. Right and Left. Boomerday and Barometer. There was not much change in the positions going along the back, where Boomerday made a fast run through to the front. The field was well bunched as they crossed the ton and Boomerday and Far North were the leaders from Arch Amie. Ruacmia and Right and Left. Arch Amie and Boomerday were first into the straight from Far North and Ruapapa. Once in line for the po»t_ Ruapapa came through with an irresistible run and won by a length and a-balf from Boomerday, who beat Right and Left by a length. Adi Vunivola was fourth, followed bv Far North. Passionate and Arch Amie. the last pair being Barometer and Doleful Ditty. Time, 2m 265. COUNTY HANDICAP. Of £125. 6 fur. 3—SCRAP-O'-PAPER. ,T. Hoey's b g. aged. 11.0 (S Walls) 1 I—SUNBAR. 7.5 (Vi. H. Jones) . . . . 2 4—BOWMAN. 9-3 (A. McGregor) . . 3 Also Started.—7 Just Quietly, 10.1: 5 Comet King. 9.11: 8 Clockwork, 9.4; 6 Ma Boughal. 9.0: 2 Florent. 8.6: 9 St. Lucas, j 8.4. Sunbar was ft firm favourite, with solid I support also for Florent and Scrap-o'-Paper. Clockwork found his feet quickest and led along the back from St Lucas. Sunbar, Florent and Scrap-o'-Paper. Scrap-o'-Paper and Sunbar drew to the front at the distance and in a good finish the former secured the verdict by half a head. Bowman was a length away third, and Florent fourth, then came Clockwork. Comet King lost her rider. Time, lm 19s. HIKURANGI HACK HANDICAP. Of £135. 7 fur. S—GOLDEN AUTUMN. W, Scholium's ch f, 3yrs, 7.2 (P. Mcllroy) . . . . 1 B—KING MULTIFID. 7.8 (B. Rosen) . . 2 3—IRISH JIG. 8.1 (H. Goldfinch) .. 8 Also Started.—7 Farndon. 8.8; 2 Kendal. 8,7: 6 Daddy's Girl, 8.5: 4 Adornment, 8.0: II Creation, 7.11; 9 Golden Sovereign. 7.0: 1 Marble Mount, 7.0; 10 Wenday, 7.0. In an oven betting race Marble Mount. Kendal and Irish Jig were the popular fancies. Irish Jig was quickest, to begin, but King Maltitid soon went to the front and led along the back from Irish Jig, Golden Autumn. Daddy's Girl and Marble Mount The leading positions were unaltered as they raced into the straight. t King' Multifid still had charge at the distance, but Golden Autumn finished well and beat him by three-parta of a length, Irish Jig was a similar distance away third, with Kendal fourth; then came Marble Mount and Creattion. Time, lm 33b. MANAIA HANDICAP. Of £'-00. 6 fur. 2—EXACTLY. J. D. Jones' b m, 4yrs. 7.11 (H. Wigßiaa) ~ .. .. 1 7 -NOCTURNE. 7.1 (B. Rosen) . . .. 2 4—SLEEPY SOL. 7.0 (W. Jonw) 3 Also Started,—l Rational, 9.12; 3 Lady Lois, 7.1; 5 Broadwood. 9.5; 6 King Cheops. 7.4. Rational was about a £2OO better favourite than Exactly, with solid support also for Lady Lois. From a good start Lady Lola found herfeet quickest, closely followed by Exactly and King Cheops, Lady Lois showed the way along the back to King Cheqm Exactly. Nocturne and Broadwood. Nocturne moved into'third position crossing the top and came into the straight almost on terms with Lady Lois and King Cheops, Exactly and Sleepy Sol being most prominent of the others. Exactly finished well and won by a length from Nocturne, who defeated Sleepy Sol by three-quarters of a length. Rational was fourth, closly followed by Lndy Loia and Broadwood. Time, lm 10 ! sk.

PARA HAKE HANDICAP, Of £ 150. 7 far. 6—TITANESS, F. B. Lewis' blk m. Syra, 0.1 (P. Sinclair) 1 B—LADY PATIENCE. 9.10 (S. Walls) . 2 4—BUTE SOUND. 8.10 {A. McCormao) 3 Also Started.—2 Walteer, 0.11; 5 , Day Guard. 9.3- 1 Pompey. 9.2; 8 Juat Quietly. 8.4: 7 Smoke Concert, 8.4. Pompey was a. good favourite, with Walszer and Lady Patience also in etrone demand, Pompey wa® first to begin, but when they settled down W altzer Was showing the way to Bute Sound, Ponipey and Lady Patience. Titanesa moved up fast crossing the ton and took third position. Bute Sound and Titaness were first into the straight from Walteer and Pompey. Titaness had charge lit the distance and stall inn off a strong challenge from Lady Patience won by a head. Bute Sound was a fair third, and then came Pompey, Walteer and Smoke Concert. Time, lm 32 3-ss. SECOND DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. The following are the acceptances for the second day:— KAURI HANDICAP, 5 fur.—Hoariri, 9.18; Exactly. 8-131 Walteer. Lady Patience, 8.0; King Ckeops, Day Guard, 7.6; Lady Lois, 7.5; Comet King, Delightment, Tapuhi, Qumcoms, 7.0. MARSDEN HACK HANDICAP, 6 fur.— Walteer, 9.4: Titaness, 9.2; Dave, 8.5; Quincoma, 8.4; Mosaic, 8.3; Golden Autumn, Maveelish, King Multifid. 8.0; Irish Jig, 7.11 j Scot Free, 7,0; Owen, 7.7; Cherry Girl, 7.3; Archeeno, An rum a vis, Gold Mint, Marble Mount, Orma, Trill, 7.0. POROTI HACK HURDLES HANDICAP, 1| miles.—Zircon, Tom Moore, 10.10; Poteen, 10.7; Peter Rosa, 10.5; Te Tahi. 10.2; Scrap o' Paper, 9.4; E'stow, Flowing Bowl, Lord Thurnbam, Marble Glass, Mass Bramble, Mangahewa, Bright Light. 9.0. PARK HANDICAP, 1 mile.—Rational, 9.5; Hoariri, 9.3; Broadwood, 8.12; Arcli Amie, 8.8; Passionate, 8.4; Far North, 7.4; Doleful Ditty, 7.2; Pompey, Sleepy Sol, 7.0. KAMO HANDICAP, 7 fur.—Lady Fatience, 11.9; Scrap a' Paper, 11.8: Lady Lois, 10.10: Lightwood, 10..-, Just Quietly, 9.11; Bowman, 9.3; Clockwork, Take Take, 9.0; Ma Boughal, 8.10; Florent, 8.5; Delightment, 7.13; Sunbar, 7.9; St. Luke's 7.0. TITOKI HACK HANDICAP, 7 fur.-Adi Vunivola, 9.2; Mosaic, 8.11; Farndon, 8.6; I r i >, g ' 8 "^ : Comet King, Daddy's Girl, 8.4: Owen, 8.1; Adornment. 7.13; Golden Sovereign, Marble Mount. Wild Arch, 7.0.

PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, 6 fur.— £« ?, * Hoariri, 9.8j Broadwood, 9.3; Exactly, 8.8; Nocturne, 7.6; KingCheops. Day Guard, 7.1; Lady Lois. 7.0. FAREWELL HANDICAP. 1 mile.— Boomerday. 10 4; Arch Amie. 9.12; Passionate, 9.8 : Far North, 8.8; Doleful Ditty, 8.6; Bute Sound. Smoke Peter, Rosa Kendal! Just Quietly, Daddy's Girl, Bowman. Trill. bmoKe Concert, 8.0. DUIS T EDIN JOCKEY CLTJB. WIN FOR RAVENNA. [BY TELEGRAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION. J _ DUNEDIN, Thursday. Ihe hrst day of the Dunedin Spring Meeting was held in fine but dull weather. The tracjK was in good order, but on the slow side. The totalisator handled £ 17.945 3<>s for the day, compared with £ 17,(507 10s cn the first day last year. Results:--SPRING HURDLES HANDICAP- 11 miles.—3 Bachelor Gay (W. Cooper) *1- 2 U^'e'Bnl, 2 ' \ Adjutor, {j. Also started: 4 <v,„ 5 Avispado. Bachelor Gay made and ; JWJMPing beautifully, outstayed the others, to win by three lengths trom bonmark. who Deal the favourite by a neck for second place. Time, 3m 25 3-58. MAUNGATUA HANDICAP; 7 fur—s Taboo (P. W Powell) 1; 1 Tommy Dcdd, 2, 6 Kilns, 3. Also started. 4 Retrospect. 3 Cornflower, 7 Uleaborg, 10 Incursio, 8 Hungry Hill, 9 Roman Archer, 2 Waterlow. iommy Dodd took charge from Taboo and Waterlow in a bunched field. At the far turn iho order of the leaders was Taboo, loramy Dodd, Uleaborg and Waterlow. J aboo ,ed into the straight and won by a short halt length from Tommy Dodd, who beat Kilns by a length. Time, lm 335. Mclean stake®. Of 4.750 ; 5 fur. 2—SCRIP (H. Were) 1 I—BANK NOTE S—PINK TERRACE 3 started.—4 Assurance. 6 Ton Gear and | High Gear (bracketed). 8 Wiagatui, 7 Real Gia-u, 3 Good as Gold. Good as Gold was left at the post. Real Glac showed jut from Scrip, Top Gear and .Bank -Note, Scrip led into the straight and was momentarily headed by Bank Note, but came again to win by half a length, with the same distance between second and third. Time, lm C l-ss. MOSGIEL HANDICAP; 11 miles.—3 Revenna (Emerson), 1; 5 Kilfane, 2; 6 Rivalry, 3. Also started: 11 Listening Post, 1 Count Cavour, 2 Deucalion, 10 Malaga, 9 Tiff, 4 Bonena, 12 Lucinette, 8 Rapier, 7 Salerno. Turning out of the straight Ravenna and Rapier led from Count Cavour and Rivalry. At the far turn Ravenna wa3 in front from Rivalry and Count Cavour, followed by Bonena and Rapier. Ravenna led into, the straight and won easily by four lengths from Kilfane. who made a good ran in the straight and beat Rivalry by a length and a-haif. Deucalion wa® fourth. Time, 2m 12 3-ss. TRIAL STAKES: 6 fur.-S Miss Winkie, 1; £ Gay Raiment 2; 1 Goldstep 5 3. Also started: 5 Galaxy bracketed with Gay Raiment, 6 Veapems, 3 Jack 'o Lantern, 2 Coupon, 9 Receipt, 4 Windshield, £ Mar' garet Birnie. Windshield and Goldsten led out from Miss Winkie and Margaret Birnie. Miss Winkie led into the straight and won by a short length, with half a length between second and third. Time, lm 19 3-6s. ELECTRIC HANDICAP: 6 fur.—B Orchid (J. A. Beale), 1; 1.1 Dancing Days. 2; G Corn Rigs, 3. Also started: 51 Father O'Flynn, 4 Winkle's Best., 10 Set Sail, 5 Apple Dishton. 9 Eaton Bells. 1 Bu£le Note. 2 Overdrawn and Circulation (bracketed). 7 Starmist, 12 Fulmar. Fulmar was first out from Orchid. Dancing Days and Corn Rigs. Dancing Days - led into the straight from Orchid. Eaton Bells and Corn Rigs. In the run home Orchid won well by a length, with a neck be', we en second and third. Time, lm 17 2-ss. TAIOMA HANDICAP; G fur.—l Money Order {F, C, Porter). 1; 2 Corn Money. 2; 7 Rene Ma.vis. 3. Also started: 5 Volant, 3 Uleaborg, 4 Arpent, 6 Overhaul. 3 Quickform. 8 Solzia. Money Order ar.d Rene Mavis made the isarly running, and the former led into the straight, well clear of (be field. Money Order came on to win by nearly four lengths, with two lengths between second and third. Time, In: 18 3-sa. OCTOBER WELTER: 1 mile.--3 Warhaven (Emerson). 1; 2 fcootfall, 7 Cochy Bondhu. 3. Also started. 9 Happy Days. 5 Gay Juliet. 6 Comic Sons, 10 Carpentier. 4 Centrepiece, 1 Heather Lad, 8 Kubarry. Cochy Bondhu made the early running from Footfall, Comic Song and Warbaven. Cochy Bondhu-led into the straight but in the run home Warbaven won by a long head from Footfall, with Cochy Bondhu a bead away third. Time, lm 44 4-Ss. SECOND DAY'S EVENTS. The following are the handicaps for the seoond dayWAKARI HURDLES; J1 miles.-Penurv Rose, 12.2; Eoftmwk,ll.6; 'Frisco Mail, 11.4; Bachelor Gay, IL2; Adjutor 10.8; Kaikahu 96- Muzzle. 9.2; Uncle Bob. Paddy s Hope. Nautical, \Vappins, Royal Despatch. Avispado, Galasy, 9.0. DOMINION HANDICAP; 5 fur-Scrip. 9.1; Bank Note, 9.0; Pink Terrace. 8.7; Top Gear, High Gear Assurance. 8.0; Real Glad, 7.13; Good as Gold. Dioxide Polly Flinders, Eyed Ova. Wingatui, Martin ar~Lady Kmlock f, Boniforin —Killena f. Tractor—Lady Blackstone f, 7.10, KAIKORAI HANDICAP; 1 mile.—Retrospect, 9.0; Ronaki. 8.13; Cornflower 8.11; Shandre. 8.9; Kilris, 8,6 Eonmark, 8.8; Incursio, 8.1; Bachelor Gay, 8.0; Sportm* Girl, 7.13; Hungry Hill, 7.12; All Style. 7.11; Kaikahu, 7.10; Roman Archer, 7.8; Spean Bridge. Waterlow, Gay and Good Wise Councillor, April Showers, 7.7. RANFURLY HANDICAP; 1 mile.—Listenitig Post, 9.12; Loughrea, 9,10; Count Cavour, 9.4; Deucalion, 9.2; Ravenna, 8.10; Happy Days, 8.7; Boadicea, 8.4; Winkles Best, 8.1; Gay Juliet, Corn Riga, Comic Song, Chickwhi-at 7.9; Malaga, 7.7; Rivalry, 7.6; Bonena, 7.2; Tiff, 7,1; Rapier, Heather Lad, Lucinette, Salerno, 7,0. SHORTS HANDICAP; 6 fur.-Orchid, 10,1; Warhaven, 8.6; Corn Rigs, Comic Song. Dancing Day*. 8.0; Set Sail Barn Owl, 7.13; Apple Disbton, 7.12; Eaton Bella, 7.11; Monoxide, Bugle Note, 7.8; Bright Mark, 7.6; Overdrawn, 7,5; Circulation 7.3: Starmist, 7.1; Arpent, Quickform, Fulmar, Hurdy Gurdy, Uleaborg, Rene Mavis, 7.0. TELEGRAPH WELTER HANDICAP; 1 mile.—Happy , k optfall. 9 ; 8; Warhaven, 5.4; Wmkie s Best, 9.2; Giantkiller, 90- Gay Juliet* Chickwheat, Corn 8*10; Happy Warrior, 8.8; Apple D;phto;>, 8,8; Monoxide, 3.5; Carpentier, 8.4; Bright Mark, 8.2; Cochy Bondhu, Tommy Dortcl. 8 1; Rapier. 7.9; Heather Lad, 7.8; KilbaiTy, Shandre, Salerno, Fulmar, Avispado, Kilris. 7 CLARENDON HANDICAP; 0 Mr— Money Order, 9.9; Tommy Dodd, 9.8; Taboo, 8.13; 'Com Money, 8.3:2; Volant. 8.10; Cleahorg, 'Rene' Mavis, 8.9; Miss Winkm, B.h.* Jolly Glad, Arpent, B.C: Gay Kaiment. Royal Wink, 8.6; Overhaul, 8,4; Fairy Tidiiias, Bonnie Lake, 8.3; Quickform, Mornint Gift, 8.2; Solfcllo, 8,1: Solaiii, Jack <«' Lantern, Cay and Good. Killo-'L Cuneno.y. Margaret Birrcey, Haphazard, Flique, Ve» perns, Gay Flower, Beceipt, S.O DUNEDIN GUINEAS: 1 mile—Father O'Flynn. !>.3: Jack o' Lantern, Money Order, Centrepiece, Veaponts, Corn Money. Coupon, Nincompoop. Overdrawn, John Hfiv.ib.iry. . R C.: -ifWlen. i»'d«hield.