THE GELDING TE KARA.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19150, 16 October 1925, Page 8

THE GELDING TE KARA.

PICTURE FOR WAIPA CLUB. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] TE AWAMUTU, Thursday. A framed enlargement of the Te -V.varr. utuowned gelding Te Kara is to be presented to the Waipa jßacing Club by Mr. M. .11. Inns, the owner. The picture is an excellent one, and shows the late Jack O'Shea mounted. Beneath the photograph are particulars ot Te Kara's most notable wins, including a dead-heat and a straight-out win m the AueJdand Cups, of 1924 and 3925, the liutersail's Cup (New South Wales), and the Brisbane Cup (Queensland). The club is proud of ihe gift, which will be hung in the offices at the Fanners' Institute. THE TURF IN ENGLAND. NEWMARKET MEETING. A. and N.Z. LONDON, Oct. 14. At the Newmarket meeting to day the following was the result of the leading event: THE CESAREWITCH STAKES, Of £2000; 2J miles. FORSETI, A. Macombcr's blk hj, syr 3, by Negofol—Foresight, 8.3 .. -• J MOTLEY, P. JUili's gr c, Syrs. C.13 . 2 CONFIRMATION. Cyrs, 7.8 .. .. -. • 3 Thirty-three started. Forseii won by two lengths and a-half. Lord Derby s Manuelieu was favourite and ran iourth. J.he Asa Khan's Juldi fell. ' , King George and Queen Mary witnessed the race. THE KING'S HORSES. SEVERAL SOLD. A. and N.Z. LONDON, Oct. 14. A number of racehorses that have. carried His Majesty's colours were submitted to auction at Newmarket to-day, and the five that were Quitted .realised the sum of 2140 guineas. „ , , , , , Mr. J. B. Eeid, of New Zealand, bought Weathervane, for G2O guineas. Mr. P. Connolly bought a Ivockiuiit-biy Mary colt for SGO guineas. Weathervane, the horse bought by Mr. «T. B. Keid, is a six-year-okl descendant oi the Derby winner Lemberg. The last or plan ce registered by Weathervane was tne Royal Hunt Cup of 1923, in which he beat a field of 24. Mr. Reid h;is no doubt purchased Weathervano with a view to his use as a sire, rather than as a racer. TRAINING NOTES. CAULFiELD AND FLEMiNGTON. A. and N.Z. MELBOURNE, Oct, 15. The weather was fine and bright this morning for training operations. At Cauifield on the sand looKarhj iJ. Daniels) covered a imie and a-qua-ner in -m 19s, the last nine furlongs being comp.etect Prince covered nine furlongs in 2m 21s, the last five in lm ss. Beeline (E. O'Sullivan) ran five furlongs Bob. Coting, . Aldebaran. and Tressedell covered a mile m lm 4;>s. Spearfelt, with a light-weighl up, ran a mile in lm 43ss, the first four furlongs beir.f, CU At°Flemington Whittier (C. Ryan) rat, a mile and a-quarter on the grass m Un -J.a. Brimming compassed five iuriongs m 111. Di Friasdale cov ced a mile, and a-half in ""s'andby (A. Wilson) was responsible tor a similar task, which he completed in the same time. .. . ~ Brown Rajah got over a mile m lm 4Js. Beilamba completed a hue journey m Ini 475.