TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20465, 17 January 1930, Page 9

TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB.

SUMMER MEETING. WEIGHTS FOR FIRST DAY. The -following weights have been declared by Mr.-W. P. Russell for events to be run on the first day of the Takapuna Jockey Club's Summer Meeting, to be held on Wednesday, January 29, and Saturday, February 1: OREWA HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. Of £250; 9 fur. at. lb. st. lb. The-Lamb . .11 0 Mashoor ... 9 8 Wondny ~ • . .10 10 Waltzer . . . 9 5 Archeen .... 10 7 Cybele . .1 . . 9 3 Glena Bay . .10 5 War Officer ..93 Gold. Wedding 10 3 Salamander ..90 Vivo ... .10 2 Serang .... 9 Q Quincoma ... 10 1 Bizzaro .... 9 0 King's Guard 013 Night Comet .90 Master Doon . 912 Royal Lad ... 9, 0 Luminary . . 911 Harbour View 9 0 ZEALANDIA HANDICAP. - , Of £350; 7 fur., et. lb. et. lb. Branson ... 9 0 Bright Land 7 6 Maori Boy ..89 Monsogne ~75 Lucy Rose ..87 Mitlira .... 73 Sir Russoll ..80 Mosaic .... 70 Eager Rose . 8 3 Respirator ..70 Ti Tree ... 7 13 Macroom ... 7 0 Envoy .... 7 12 Tea Time ..70 Vnii ... 711 Arikitoa ... 7 0 Good Boy . . 711 Glenstar . . 7 0 White Wings . 7 10 Cynthia N. . 7 0 Refresher ... 7 8 Palmares ... 7 0 Gemlight ... 7 7 White Ringlet 7 0 TAKAPUNA CUP, Of £800; 1 mile 3 fur. and 40yds. et. lb. lb. Prodice .... 90 Lo Choucas . 7 0 In tho Shade .89 Transformer . 7 0 Corinax, ... 8 7 Hipo . • . ..70 Royal Doulton 8 0 Flying Juliet . 7 0 True Blood . 7 9 Ti Tree .... 7 0 High Pitch ..74 Archeen ...70 Lucy Rose ..74 Mitlira .... 7 0 Eager Rose . 7 1 Antique .... 7 0 FERRY HANDICAP. Of £250; 7 fur. et. lb. st. lb. Roman Pearl .90 Biddy Comet . 7 Cruachan . . 812 Havilond ... 7 7 Gay Cockade . 8 9 Flapperette ..77 Monoloff ... 8 3 Arihuna .... 7 7 Carl Idem ..82 Orclius .... 7 7 Tuku 8 1 Loving Cup . 7 7 Awamutu ... 81 Nassock .... 7 7 Tetrachato ..80 Section ... 7 7 Joy Girl ... 713 Measurer ... 77' Crimcstor . . 713 Atta Lad ... 7 7 Volimond . • . 712 Canton .... 7 7 E'rotliblower . 712 Merry Lu ..77 Relation ... 712 Chesterman . 7 7 Lucky Alice . 7 11 Trig 7 7 Quinsilia ... 7 10 Lillton ... 7 7 On Top .... 7 7 Sir Mond ..77 Some Lady . 7 7 CALLIOPE HANDICAP, Of £350; 5 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Royal Ruler . 9 0 Skimmer . -.77 Sight Draft .' 832 Smithfield ..77 Biddy's Boy . 8 5 Karangapai . . 7 7 Tremetus ~.84 B. of Shandpn 7 6 Hampton Park 8 2 Arabesque ..75 Oil King ... 711 Foot Rule . . 7 5 Set Fair ... 7 8 Hard Words . 7 5 Green Linnet 7 8 Betterment ..74 Prince Merri- Spring bong . 7 4 wee gelding 7 7 Waimuri . . . 7 4 Rafflight ... 7 7 Bileno .... 7 4 Sub-Editor ..77 Full Measure . 7 8 Topstar .... 7 7 Wild Time -.71 Puriri Park , 7 7 Thespis ... 7 O HAURAKI HACK HANDICAP, Of £300; 9 fur. et. lb. ' st. lb. Gay Cockade . 9 0 Nassau Lady . 8 1 Kawainga . . 813 Brampton . . 8 0 Avon Court ..89 Spring Abbey 7-13 King's Guard 8 8 Always ..... 7 I Luminary ... 8 7 Dark Prince . 7 7 Pr. of Orange 8 5 Havaspot ...11 Diamond Queen 8 4 STEWARD'S HANDICAP, Of £400; 6 fur. et, lb. ' et. lb. Paganelli . . 913 Takutama ... 7 1 Eaglet .... 8 9 Refresher ... 7 0 Prince Val ..84 Cymon. . . 7 0 Taueriri ... 8,3 1 own Bird . . 7 0 Awarere ... 8 3 Valuation. . . " 0 Gold Money ~ .8 2 British King. . 7 0. Lady Quex ..81 Gold'n Woddmg 7 0 White Wings . 7 3 SEASON'S FIXTURES. January IS-Bay of Islands Racine Club. January 18—Ngaruawahia, Racing clu °; January 18. 20, 22— Wellington Racing Club. January 22 Ashhurst-Pohangina Racing Chib. . . January 25—Waipapakauri Racing Club. January 28. 30—Wairoa Racing Club. January 29, February 1— Takapuna Jockey Club. January 29, 30—Pahiatua Racing Club. February 6, B—Taranaki Jockey Club. February B—Matamata Racing Club. February 13, 15— Wanganui Jockey Club. February 13, 15— Poverty Bay Turf Club. F.ebruary 13, 15—Dunedin Jockey Club. February 15, 17—Rotorua Racing Club. February 22, 24— Dargaville Racing Club. February 28, March 1— Marlborough Racing Club. March 1, 3—Te Aroha Jockey Club. March B—Franklin Racing Club. March 15, 17—Ohinemuri Jockey Club. March 22—Bay .of Plenty Jockey Club. March 26—Opotiki Racing Club. April 19, 21—Auckland Racing Club. April 26, 30—Avondale Jockey Club. THE WELLINGTON DOUBLE. CUP AND TELEGRAPH. BY PHAETON. • Advices to hand from Wellington point, to the stable mates Star Stranger and Knightlike as a popular fancy for the Wellington Cup. and. Telegraph Handicap. Concentrate and Cimabue, wlio also luiil fiom tho one stable, are also apparently in good repute in connection with tho double event set down for decision at Trentham tomorrow. A SMART SPRINTER. CONSISTENT MEADOW LARK. Meadow Lark, who is ticked off aB a likely winner at tho Wellington Summer Meeting, is a five-year-old gelding by Songbird from the Markhopo maro Unawed. At the Canterbury Spring Meeting last November Meadow Lark won tho Members' Handicap (soven furlongs) under 7.9 in the fast time of 1m 21 l-ss, and at tho Dunedin Summer Meeting he scored a victory .in the Federal Handicap (six furlongs) under 9.3. Going on to Southland, he won the Flying Handicap under 9.8, and lie capped that performance by scoring a victory in the Shorts Handicap, in which event he carried tho steadier of 10.1. Songbird, sire of Meadow Lark, who is by Kilbroney, put up some fine performances »t three years old, a brilliant victory in the Great EastCr Handicap at Riccarton being included in his exploits.

MISCELLANEOUS NOTES. TBEBLE CUP WINNER. Blimp, who distinguished himself in tbe decision of thtf Foxton Cup last Wednesday, was raced at three and four years old by Dr. M. Or. Louisson, and he paid his way satisfactorily under that sportsman's colours, the Nolan Gold Cup and Napier Cup being among his captures. When Blimp made a reappearance on the scene this season he did so in the nomination of Mr. C. T. Keeble, and it was under the latter's colours he,won the Foxton Cup. PRODICE. The withdrawal of Prodice from the Wellington Cup is calculated to Bap a good deal of Auckland interest out of tho big race at Trcntham. In. the Shade, who still figures in the race, hails from an Auckland stable, but ho is owned outside the local area, and in addition was bred outside the Dominion. Prodice was not harshly treated with B.*), but in a survey of the situation Mr, F. E. Loorrib, the owner-trainer of the Catmint mare, evidently deemed it wise (o await something easier.