RACING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20603, 30 June 1930, Page 7

RACING.

IWAIPA CLUB'S MEETING. .MASTER LU WINS STEEPLES. .VICTORY FOR EAGER ROSE. MARBLE KING IN SPRINT. ' The Waipa Racing Club'e Winter Meeting, held at Te Awamutu on Saturday, was favoured with perfect weather. Tho track, although dead, was in excellent order for tho time of. year and very interesting racing was witnessed. The Te Awamutu Steeplechase, tho chief event, was won by Master Lu and the Woodstock Stakes Handicap, the principal flat raco, by Eager Rose. Thore were no outstanding surprises all tho winners being well backed. Three favourites wero success, ful and two ran second The attendance was considered very satisfactory. The totalisator handled £15,600 10s, which was up to expectations for a winter meeting with only sevon races. At the club's December meeting tho totalisator handled £2G.CS9 for eight races. Results: NGAROTO HURDLES, Of £100; about 1J miles. S—MOUNTAIN GUIDE, Mrs. B. MoLeod'a br g, syrs, by Mountain Knight—Avanti, 9.12 (J. Sharkey) . . 1 6—RED DAY, A Totman's ch m, syrs, by Day Comet—Ruby, 9.0 (R E. Thompson ' .... .. . .. 2 I—QUTNCOMA1 —QUTNCOMA Roulaton Bros.' br g, aged, by Quin Abbey—Tecoma, 9.9 (E. Garrett) . . . . 3 Also Started.—2 Daylight, 9.13; 1 Calaris, 9.12; 4 Wako King, 9.9; 8 Lupin Abbey, 9.1; 9 o?car. 10 Trademark, 6 Lovely Boy, 9.0. (Winner trained by E. C. Rae, Ellerslie.) Half a length: five lengths. Time, 2m 61 l-ss. HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, Of £IOO and trophy valued at £4O; about 2$ miles. 2—ST. WARRIGAL, S. A. Woods' b g, syrs, by' St- Amans—Warrigal mare, 9.1 (H. Turne.-i . 1 I—LUCESS. W. J. McLean's b g. 6yrs, by Lucullus—Musketry mare, 11.2 (R. Syme) . . ~ .. 2 4—SPALPIKO. H. L. Russell's ch g, syrs, by Spalpeen—Quin Abbey mare, 9.13 (F. Foster) . .. .. 3 Also Started.—3 Mashoor, 11.5; 6 Spalupin, 6 Temperature, 8 Cullgie, 7 Small Goods, 9.0; 9 Thanks, 9.0, car. 9.2. (Winner trained by T M. Morriss, Cambridge ) Five lengths; two lengths. Time, 5m i i-sa. f ; ARAPUNI HANDICAP, Of £100; 7 fur. I—TE HOIA, M H. Tims' br g, 4yrs, hy Pnpe, /Money or Lucullus—March, 9.10 (H. Gray) . 1 7—UNOCO, C. Ca::mont, sen., and R. Brown's ch g, aged, by Some Boy ll.—Matapara, 9.6 (R. E. Thomson) . 2 6 —TRISHNA, G. Paul's ch g, 4yrs, by Seremond—Malhiig, 9.0 (A. Tinker) 3 Also Started.—2 Takutuma, 10.1; 10 Glenstar, 9.11; 3 Ohinemuri, 9 The Jack Jumper, 9.10 : 8 The Sun. 4 Micrometer, 11 Maunga King, 6 White Ringlet, 9.0. (Winner trained by A. Cook, Te Awamutu.) Head; 2i lengths Time, lm 31 l-ss. WOODSTOCK STAKES HANDICAP, Of £190; li miles. 2—EAGER ROSE, W. Alexander and A. Kemp's ch m. syr.«. by Day Comet—• Wee JRose, 10.2, car. 9.11 (J. Day) . . 1 I—STANDFAST. Dr. A. McG.. Grant's b g, Gy.rs, by Valkyrian—Unity, 9.7 (H. Gray) . . . . , . 2 B—HANNJBAL; J. E. Wells' ch g. 4yrs, by Catmint—Nordica, 9.0 f (A. McCor- ' mac) . . .. 3 Also Started.—s Maori Boy, 10.11; 4 Oraj:ono,_ 9.7; 7 Barometer, 0 High Pitch, 9.3; 8 Luminaly; 10 Valstreet. 12 Bennie, 9 Thufnus, 13 Day Lass. 11 Transformer, 9.0 (Winner trained by A. Kemp, Onehunga.) Three-quarters of a length; same. Time, &m 11 l-ss. TE AWAMUTU STEEPLECHASE, Of £2OO about 2 J miles. I—MASTER LU, M. and J. O'Connor's b g, aged, by SpsrJpeen—Lupin mare, 10.7 (G H Spinks* ..J 5-WAKO KING J. H. Greenhead'a ch g. ased. by King Lupin—Karitea, 9.5 (J. Burgess) ' . . . .. .. >2 2—AIRTIGHT, J. Fryer's ch g. aged, by Tree Lucerne—Country Air, 10.7 " CH. Dulieu) .. . . .. 3 Also Started.—6 Young Thumham, 4 Lucilius, 9.0. (Winner trained by owners, Kaihere.) Neck; -three lengths Time, 5m 9 2-ss.

HAIRINH HANDICAP, Of £100: G fur. I—CRUACHAN V II M. Campbell's ch g, 4yrs, by King Mark—Straga, 10.5 (A. Tinker) . . . . . . . . 1 B—THE S,UN, Mrs. A. Yarrow's b g. 3yrs, by Sun Cure—Persianello. 9.0 (0. W. Mclnally) . . . . . 2 14 —MERRY LU, C. G. Herdman's br m, 4yrs. bv Lucullus—Malaya, ,9.4 (R. J. Mackie) . 3 Also Started.—3 Glenison. 10.5: G Land Measure, 9.G: 15 Foreign Fancy, 9.4, car. 9.61;'5 Derry Halle 9.2; 16 Rubv Dawn, 20 Perfecto-, -10 Arcadian 18 Vsil Simon, 13 Queenstown, 7 Kiwinui. 11 Principal Boy, 21 Goodfellow, 19 Arch Eagle. 2 Silver Division. 9 Bpnighted 12 Day Form, 4 Wild Country, 9.0: 17 Te Hoaini. 9.0 car. 9.2. (Winner trained by W. Stone, Te Awainutu.* Half a length: one longth. Time, lm 13 1-Ss. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, .. ... Of £120; 6 fur S—MARBLE KING, A. J. Mond's b g, ,syrs. by Marble Arch—Miss Amuns, 9.2 (E. A Keesing) ..... . . 1 4—SIR KAY, G Pauls b g. 6vrs. by Lord Qnex—Bon Fspoir. 9.0 (K. Gill) 2 C —SEA COB, W. Montgomery's b g. 4yrs, •by Quiii Abbey—Seagull. 9.3 (A, Tinker) ... 3 Also Started.—J Pacidon. 10.4; 8 Lady's Boy, 9.U ; 5 Takutama. 97. 1 Flying Prince. 9.4: 11 Ohinemuri. 9 The Jack Jumper. 9.2; fi Abbeso, 10 Rose Lupin, 9.0 (Winner trained by G. \ Raid, To Aroha.) Half o length- one length. Time, lm 17s MOUNTAIN GUIDE'S FIRST WIN. RECORD OF CONSISTENCY. Consistency has been u feature of the latest form of Mountain Guide, who had foul successive seconds to hiß credit. «nd he gat's further proof of his solidity in winniiw the Ngaroto Hurdles. It was a good betting race, and there was slrons .support fo» Carlaris. Daylight and Moun tain Guide Luoin Abbey nnd Daylight wero the early leaders, with Oscar, Red Day and Moun tain Guide well up. With slightly ever half \he journey covered Mountain Guide and Red Day drew to the front Iron Oscar. Lupin Abbey and Daylight. Moun tain Guide Oscar and Red Day were the leaders into the straight, Mountain Guide having to /be ridden out to win by half-a-length from Red Day. .Quir.coma was five lensrths away, third, and Oscasr was fourth. Then came Wako King and Daylight. This was Mountain Guide's first win over hurdles, but it should not be long before he wins again. Carlaris failed to jump well- and was always well back. Daylight was well beaten after going a mile, but Red Day ran a surprisingly good race. Trademark fell at the second to last fence. SEASON'S FIXTURES. July s—Oamaru Jockey Club. July 8, 10. 12—Wellington Racing Club. July 17, .19—GiBborno Racing Club. July 19—Waimate Distriot Hunt Club. , July Auckland Hunt Club. July 31. August 2—Manawatu Racing Club.