RACING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20495, 21 February 1930, Page 11

RACING.

UiYOODYILLE MEETING.

♦ VICTORY FOR TOXEUMA, t ARIKINUI WINS SPRINT. LAST RACE TO HEAD SERANG, I'bt telegraph.—pp.ess association.] WOODVILLE, Thursday. The weather was fine but dull for the second day of the Woodville races and there was again a large attendance. The racing V;js interesting throughout. Torenma won the principal race with comparative ease. Tbe votalisator handled £15325, making £33.166 for the meeting, an increase of i£33i9 over the total lajt year. Results \rere' _ NOVICE PLATE. Of £100: 6 fur. 3—COOK. F. TV. Davis' (Gray) .. .. 1 2—LEISURE. L. H. Collinson'a (Morris 1 ! 2 6—LORDLIKE, T. F. Quinlivan's ("Wiggins) 3 Also Started.—o Ao Marama. 7 Spearform. 4 Pari, 3 Kali, 10 Adventus, 5 Silver Fern. E Acrosjrire. Won ciomfortably by two lengths. A length fend a-half separated second and third. [Time 1m 15s. EOFELANDS HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP Of £120; 1 mile and a distance. B—CROWN LINK, H. Marshall's, 9.0 (Jenkins) 1 y_PALE STAR, McLeod and Slater's, 9.3 (Griffiths) 2 6—JITJ/JAZZ. A Sexton's. 9.0 (A. Ellis) S Also Starts:;.—2 Goldlike. 10.6: 3 Royal iAcre. 10.5; 5 Birkbeck. 9.12: 1 Air Laddie. 9.11:' 4 Airtight, 9.10; 9 Red Bank, 9.7; 10 First Stile. 9 2. Won by a half a length. A neck separated becond and third. Time, Cm 2s.

1 AUTUMN HANDICAP. Of £275;. 1 mile and a distance. 3—TOXEUMA. F. Ormord's. 9.3 (Eliis) 1 £—STANCHION. W. E. Bidwell's. 7.6 (Webster) 2 %-MOUNTAIN HEATH. Manning and Versciianelt's, 7.0 (Broughton) .. 3 Aiiso Started.—i Star Area. 3 Blimp, 9 s?ory Mor. 8 Royal Game, S Chopin, 6 Discourse, 10 Fine Acre, 7 Balloon. Tex earn, a cajno with a great run and won tomfortably by over a length. A neck Separated second and third. Time, lm 575. DEBUTANTE STAKES. Of £130: 5 fur. fe—'TRIPPING, Comfort and Doyley's, 7.5 (Webßter) 1 3—APPLEDORE, C. Elgar's, 8.0 (B. Morris) 2 fc-HAWKSHAW. W. H. Gaisford's, 7.12 (Gray) 3 Also Started.- 1 Arajean. 7.12; 9 Benign. 7.H; 15 Merry Cry, 7.3: 7 Henry of Navarre. *.3; 5 Jason. 7.3; 6 Manuiri, 7.3: 10 Cran Chaco, 7.3; Dick Whitiington, 7.3: 14 First Whip. 7.3; 15 War Worn, 7.3: 10 Tar Baby, 5.0: 5 Star cf Gold, 7.0: 13 Sea Scout, 7.0. Won by half a length, two lengths separating second and third. Time, lm 2s.

TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. Of £170; fi fur. I—ARIKINUI. J. J. McGrath's, 5.4 (Webster ) .. .. 1 2—FERNDEN, W. Jury's, 8.4 (Wiggm?) 2 S—GOBLIN5 —GOBLIN MARKET, Mrs. K. Brough's. 8.2 (Wi.tsonj 3 Also Started.'—2 Ridgemount. 9.0; 5 Koyal Duke, 8.2: 6 Broad Acre, 7.5; 7 Dobbin, 7.5- fl Crown Jest, 7.0. Won by n good length, withlhe same instance between second and third. Time, In? 13 4-ss. . MANGAPAPA HANDICAP. Of £120; 6 fur. I—LIMOSIN, W. Green's. 9.3 (MoTavish) . . . . 1 11 —MANDY, J. Dealy's. 7.13 (Mackie) . D 3—PAIKO, E. H. Whiteman's, 5.2 (Webster) 3 Also Started.—7 St Melbn, 8.1; 4 Brown E«ga.x. 7.13: 5 Abbey Queen 7.13; 3 Belle Star, 7.12; 14 Push. 7.11; 12 Pa.tea.roa. 7.7; 13 Dainty Ways, 7.5; 14 Easterly. 7.3; 2 Merry Melody, 7.3; 14 Tapestry, 7.0: 15 Evening Hero. 7 0: 9 Clayne. 7.0: 19 Good Acre, 7.0. :.3 Emotion, 7.0; 3 Bight Bower, 7.0: 10 Spearful, 7.0. Won by half a length, three-quarters of a length separating second and third. Time, lm 14 4-os. j EUMEROA HANDICAP. Of £130; 1 mile and a distance. 6—MOTHPLANE, T. W. Mills', 7.2 (Metcalfe) 1 P— TENT CALL, W. Pine's. 7,1 (Pine) 2 2—SKYRIDER. J. F. Coyle's. 7.11 (Green) 3 Also Started.—l Grattus: 3 Disrank, 7.4: 4 Lackham. 7.6; Kirisna, 7.6: 7 Plane. 7.1: 5 Banbridge. 7.3; 10 Callamart, 7.0; J Basaloma, 7.0. Won by two lengths, a head separating second anil third. Time, lm 575.

MAHAEAHARA HANDICAP, Of £150; 7 fur S—HEAD SEEANG, A. Small's, 7.10 (Home) 1 6 —BONOGNE, Brown and Kneebone's, 8.5 (F-. Reed) . 2 £—CALLANHQRE. K. A, McKenzie's. 7.10 (Green) ..3 Also Started.—3 Kedanr, S.IQ; 1 Full Mark. 5.5-; 4 Goblin Market, £.5; Malayan. ".13; 6 Eoyal Lineage, 7.13; 10 Joy Bird, 7.11; 12 Moorland, 7.9; 7 Second Thought. 7.7: 11 Moepai. 7.7. Won by half a length, with the same 'distance between second and tliird. Time. 1m 2715. - KOTES OX THE RACING. LIMOSIN WINS AGAIN. GOOD EFFORT BY MOTHPLANE. TELL'GEAPH. —OWN C 0 P. E-EiT ONDEN T. ] PALMEESTON NOETH. Thursday. F?r the Novice Plate at Woodville to-day ■Took w;is backed down to a very cramped price, and duly won. Pari jumped or.t frit, but Cook and Spearform led round the bend and into the straight from Silver Fern, Ao Marama and Leisure. Cook came on to win easily by two lengths from Leistu'e, 7 who boat Lordlike by a length. Spearform was a head away fourth and Ao 'Marama and Acrospire next. It v. as not r race for the winner, but Leisure and X'-rdlike :sniahcd well after being left. In the Hoprlands High-weight Handicap Air Laddie was a very hot favourite, with pood backing for Goldlike and Royal Acre. Star and Crown Link showed the way dmvn the back to Air Laddie and Royal Acre, wit'a Airtight and Jiu Jazi next. Goldlike joined Pale Star, to lead into the. straight : ! rom Royal Acre and Air Laddie. Crown L rik held off Pale Star in the run to the post to win by half a length. Jiu Jaz7. was a head away third, a head in front of Eoyal Acre. Air Laddie and Goldlike were neat. Crown Link and Pale Star «'ers at. lair prices. Royal Acre was a good thing b«aten. Air Laddie and Goldlike won't gocd races. The Autumn Handicap saw Toxeuroa an *>dd=-cm favourite, with Stanchion, Blimp find Star Area the only others backed. Star Area showed the way down the back and led round to the straight from Chopin, Stanchion. Blimp and Balloon. with T-peuma improving. Tosenma was right up behind the leaders at the turn, and

came on to win convincingly by a length and a-qaarter fiocs Stanchion, who beat Mountain Heath by a neck. Star Area wa.B fourth, and then came Blimp, Eery Mar, Balloon and Discourse. Toseuma put up the performance of a •rood horse, for he was in trouble all the way down the hack, but in the straight with a clear run he soon strode to the 'front and won with case. Stanchion, after «, bad display again at the barrier, ran a really food race. Mountain Ileath should iure been second, and will soon do better. Star Area tried to win all the way, but. 2s not good enough. Blimp and Hon' :r went fair races. In the Debutante Slakes backers of Apple<3ore received a small part of their investments back when he ran second to Tripling,. who was st a food price. A bad start #iw Jasc-n,- Henry of Navarre and Dick "Whittincton left. Tripping began very s&£t and turned for home first ircm Star of

Gold, Hawkshaw and War "Worn. Tripping held Appledore all the tray down the straight and beat him by half a length. Hawkshsw was two lengths away third, with Tar Baby fourth and Benign and Star of Gold next. The winner is the first of Nigger Minstrel's progeny to win. She is a shapely and smart filly. Had Appledore bad a clear ran on the rails he might, nave beaten her, but this is not certain. For t-lie Telegraph H?mdicap Ferndcn and Ridgemount were both heavily backed, with Arikinui allowed to pay a false price. Arikinui and Goblin Market began best, and Arikinui led info the straight from Dobbin. Broad Acre. Fernden and Goblin Market. Arikinui held on to win by two lengths from Feroden, who just etalled oS Goblin Market by hail a length. Dobbin whs fourth, and then at intervals came Ridgemount. Broad Acre and Royal Duke. Arikinui won his race by jumping out fast on the rails. Goblin Market was a trifle unlucky in the straight. Ridgemount lost his chance at the start. In the Mangapapa Handicap Limosin wag favourite, but at a liberal price, and pulled his backers through without any trouble. Limosin soon went to the front from the outside, and, with Paiko. showed the way past the half-mile and to the turn, from Mancy, Right Bower. Brown Sugar and Spearful. Limosin came away in the straight to win easily by half a length from Mandy, who beat Paiko by ihreeqtiarfers of a length. St. Melba was fourth, and then cams Spearful and Abbey Queen, with 3elle Star heading the rest. Limosin won his third race inside a week just as easily as his first. Mar.dy and Paiko shaped well and Spearful is an improver. For the Kumeroa Handicap Grattus and Skyrider were the favourites, but Mothplace, after being last away, came through an the straight, to pay a good double-figure dividend. Lackham led past the stands from Plane, Banbridge.* Disrank, Tent-call and Grattus, with Mothplsno last and Khi»na trailing the barrier cords, which she did not lose. Tentcall made a last move I from the half-mile, and was with Lackh.ua j at the turn, closely followed by Plane, Disrank. Grattus and Skyrider. A good ia.ee home saw Tentcall look the winner until I just on the post,, where. Mothplane flashed up on the rails to win. by two lengths. Tentcall beat Skyrider by a head for second plac'., then coming Disrank, Grattus, Banbridge and Plane. Mothplane's performance was good Tentcall just stalled oS Skyrider. Grattus really had every chance. For the Maharahara Handicap Keddar. Head Serang, Full Mark, Royal Lineage and Goblin Market were all -well backed. Malayan took charge at the end of a furlong to lead across the top from Goblin Market. Head "Serang, Moorland and C&llamnore. with Full Mark and Bonogne closing up. Malayan led into the straight, but Head Serang came through, with Bonogne in hot pusuit and Callanmgre hanging on. Head Serang won by half a length from Bonogne. who beat Callantnore by a neck. Malayan was fourth, and Second Thought, Keddar. Goblin Market and Full Mark were all well up. Head Serang improved a little on his first day form 'and his finishing effort was good. Bonogne put up *n impressive performance after being slow away. Callanmore and Malayan went good races. CANTERBURY NOTES. WORK AT RiCCARTON. PROSPECTS FOR TO-MORROW. [by telegraph.—oiry correspondent.] CHRISTCHTJKCH, Thursday. Conditions were very favourable for training operations at Riccarton to-day. The cutside of the cour-se proper provided splendid going, and the plough track was also freely used for galloping. Gay Crest, accompanied by Arikinar over the last half-mile, covered six furlongs in 1.16 5-5. the pair finishing together. "Winsome Hind reeled oS half a mile in 49, 3-5s and Ball Dress ran the same distance along the back in 52 l-ss.

Court like finished ia front of Greyfmcb alter galloping eeven furlongs in 1.30 2-5. This pair shotili race well at Saturday's meeting. Marsham, picked np by Sunny Pal at five furlongs. ran seven fur lor: £3 in 1.30 7S-s—a pleasing effort. "Waterline was seen to advantage in holdins Full Feather safo over a mile in 1.45 l-ss. The former will be a tough proposition in the Midsummer Handicap. Noteworthy showed dash in striding over four furlongs along the back in 50 2-Ss. Pride and Jaloux were associated over six furlongs, the latter finishing half a length in front in 1.17 1-5. Semper Pa rat us and Straightcourse covered five alone the back in 1.4 2-5. Proud Knight with a good weight ud strode over five furlongs in 1.4 1-5. Meprisant was clear of Gala, Day at the conclusion of a useful mile task executed in 1.45 3-5. Meprisant was going well at the finish. Eed Heckle and Flair showed good form in reeling off four furlongs along the back in 49 3-ss. Eed Heckle is in great heart. Aspiring was to have galloped with Lord Thomond, but the latter broke away and Aspiring went five furlongs alone in 1.2 3-5. the last hah* in 49 3-ss. Amur finished half a length in front of Topere at the end of seven furlongs in 1.31 3-5. Both could have done better over iko early stages. Amor will probably be ridden on Saturday by the North Inland light-weight, W. Broughton, and A. Eastwood will be on Topere. Miss Nightraid and Weather Raid sprinted half a mile along the back in 51e. Arrowmir created a mild stir by recording 1.1 for five furlongs, the last half in 455. This gelding was never better and will be well supported in the Craven Plate in which he will be ridden by A. Eastwood-

Ts Awhina will command a large following in her engagement on Saturday. Ranelsgh and Sea Raid strode over five furlongs in the back stretch in 1.3 2-5, the last half m 48 4-ss. Solgele comfortably covered six furlongs in 1.17 3-ss. the last calf in 5.'. 2-ss. On the plough Rapier and Wrigley went well over a mile, the last, seven furlonga in 1.32. Rapier iB to contest the Midsummer Handicap and will bo ridden by the stable apprentice L. Evans, who will claim a alb. allowance. Don Jose showed his customary ability on the track by covering seven furlongs in 130 2-5. Di'tcii Money pleased by g.illopiug six furlongs comfortably in 1.17 3-5. Uuarterdeck finished in front oi Chickwheat. at the end of a mile in 1.18, the last seven furlongs in 1-33 3-5. Quarterdeck has done better lately in her work and will be a favoured candidate for Saturday's _ engagement. She will be ridejen by <l. Salt, who had successes with her on previous occasions in similar events. Hoylake {rave every satisfaction in galloping six furlongs in 1.18. There should ha no excuses if he fails in Saturday's race. Buoyant beat Safety comfortably over fito furlongs in 1.3. Buoyant won the Post Handicap 12 months ago from Amor and Paquito, carrying 8.1, and his chance must again be seriously considered in the event on Saturday. FRANKLIN RACING CLUB. WEIGHTS AND ACCEPTANCES. It has been arranged to postpone the declaration of the weights for the Franklin Racing Club's meeting until after the Te

Aroha meeting on March 4. The accepttances for the same will close on March 5 ut 5 p.m.. and the same may be lodged either with the secretary, Mr. A. P. Dayeh, Pukekohe, or with Mr. A. .7. FarQuhar, secretary of the. Avondaie Jockey Club. Victoria Street. Auckland. DANNEVIRKE REHANDICAPS. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION'.] DANNEVIRKE, Thursday. Retiandicaps .'or the Dannevirke races are:—High-weight Handicap: Mothplane, 9.13; Tunbridge, 9.5. Cup: Merry Damon. S.lO. Kakaiatai Nursery Handicnp: Trippins. 5.3. Mahirikiri Handicap: Mothplane, 6.9.