RACING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20621, 21 July 1930, Page 7

RACING.

GISBORNE MEETING.

KALAKAUA winis again.

JE HAPARA STEEPLES MISHAP.

VALSIER'S second and first.

[BY TELEGRAPH. —PRES3 ASSOCIATION.] GISBORNE, Saturday.

The annual steoplecliaso meeting of tho Gisborno Racing Club was concluded today in fine weather. Tho going was good, jn the Te Hapara Steeples Tamworth fell and P. Mellroy had his collarbone broken Tho totalisator handled £14,250, compared with £14,948 on tho second clay last year, making a total for the meeting of £24,076, compared with £26,686 last year, a decrease of £2610. Results; GISBORNE HURDLES. Of £110; 1J mile 3. 2—FURSEPUL, W. Smith's br m, aged. 9.8 (H. Dulieu) 1 J—ST. AMES, 9.13 (P. Mellroy) .. ..2 6—TALL TIMBER, 9.4 (J. Walsh) . . 3 Also Started.—l Kiwiuui. 3 Coonardoo. 9.0. Three .'lengths; one length. Time, 2m 62 3-ss. TRIAL HANDICAP. Of £100: 6 fur. B—BOLD ARCHER, A. Smith's br g, 4yrs, 9.0 (H. Goldfinch) .. .. 1 4—QUEER CARD, 9.10 (J. Walsh) .. 2 7 —RUKU, 9.0 (\V. Broughton) .. .. 3 Also Started.—s Abbey Dale, 9.2; G Tama Waiata, 1 Merry Lu. 2 Shine On, 12 To Ariki, S Wintcrboy, 10 Erin's Boy, 11 Lady Horton, 9 Ilonowai, 9.0. Thrce-quaiters of a length; half a length. Time, lm 18 l-ss. WAIKANAE HANDICAP. Of £100; 1 mile. I—SINGLETON, D. J. Barry's b hj, syrs, 10.12 (A. E. Ellis) 1 B—VALSIER. James Williamson's ch g, oyrs, 9.10 (E. A. Keesing) .. ..2 B—TE AWHA, Miss M O'Crady's b f. 3yrs, 9.2 (W. Home) 3 Also Started.—l Bold Front, 10.9: 5 Queen's Choice. 10.7; G Kinsel. 9.12; 7 Rory Mor, 9.5; 10 Tlio Author, 8 Primax, 9 Cool Card, 9.0. Half a length; three-quarters of a length. Time, lui -15s. SECOND HACK FLAT. Of £130; 7 fur. I—CLAREMORE, S. Malonc's b g, 4yj'3, 9.9 (L Dulieu) 1 2 CLOYNE, 9.10 (H. Young) .. .. 2 fi—AUTUMN SUN, 9.0 (J. Leach) .. 3 Also Started.—9 lago. 9.9; 11 Outfit. 7 Little Wonder, 9.5; 8 Fall o' the Year. 3 Russet Moor. G Wedding Bells. 10 Kathelma. 4 Little Gift, 9.0. Half a length; neck. Time, lm 31 3-53. TE HAPARA STEEPLES. Of £150; about 2i miles. S—KALAKAUA. C. Twist's br g, aged. 10.6 (J. Tinsley) 1 4—HIGHWAYMAN, A. Parson's b g. aged, 10.3 (A. Jenkins) 2 B—GARZON, H. F. Finnanc's br g. aged, 10.0 (J. Leach) 3 Also Started.—l Master Arch, 9.9; 5 TaniKorth,' 9.0. Four lengths; one length. Time, 5m £3 2-3s. TURANGANUI HANDICAP. Of £120; 7 fur. I—ARROWHEAD, J. Boyd's br g. 3yrs, 9.6 (11. Goldfinch) 1 6—AUTUMN SUN, 9.0 (A. E. Ellis) . . 2 2—ROYAL SONGSTER. 9.5 (H. Gray) 3 Also Started.—7 Autumnina. 9.11: 4 Nalii. 9.9; 3'Wiiakaari, 9.2; 6 Barracouta, 8 Tama Waiata, 9 Salamander, 9.0. Three-quarters of a length; half a length. Time, liu 31 3-5s FAREWELL HANDICAP. Of £140; G fur. S—VALSIER, J. Williamson's ch g, syrs. 9.9 (E. A. Keesing) .. .. 1 6—CLAREMORE, 9.0 (L. Dulieu) 2 I—KING WANGA, 10.7 (H. Goldfinch) .. 3 Also Started. —2 Golden Shadow, 9.5; G The Author, 9.0; 4 Otene, 9.0. Length; length, Time, lm 1G 3-ss. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. OFFICE-BEARERS NOMINATED. AN ELECTION NECESSARY. Nominations of officers of tho Auckland ißacing Club closed on Saturday. The following nominations were received:— President, Sir Edwin Mitchelson, M.L.C.; ■vice-president, Mr. 11. O. Nolan; committee (five seats), Messrs. C. A. Brown, F. Earl, K.C., T. Impey, W. Claude Motion, M. M. MeCalluin, Oliver Nicholson and E. A. Price'; stewards (three seals). Messrs. Colin W. Anderson, M. J. Lynch, W. C. Ring, ierir., and G. A. Wynyard. An election will be necessary for members of the committee and also tho stewards. Messrs. Brown, Earl, Motion, McCallum and Nicholson are the retiring members of the committee, the other members of which are Dr. A. McG. Grant,, and Messrs. J. M. Carpenter, Richard Duder, M. M. Louis3on and N. A. Nathan. Messrs. Lynch, Ring and Wynyard are the retiring stewards, maining stewards being Dr. Grant and Messrs. Louisson, Motion, McCallum, E. A. l'ltce and L. C. Kathbone. The annual meeting of the club is to be Lcld .on August 11. lUCCARTON TRACK WORK. ARIKIWAJ'S GOOD GALLOP. NIGHTMARCH RUNS FAST FOUR. £l'.ir TELEGKAPII. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CHRISTCHITRCH, Saturday. Tho going was on tho heavy sido at R : > carton to-day, when some interesting work was executed on the outside of tho trial grass. Silver Paper was going better than Painkiller at the end of fivu furlongs in 1.0. Radiate and Gold Mint were associated in a useful mile gallop. Gold Mint finishin;: well in fiont m lm 50s. Arikiwai was responsible for an attractive tiißk over seven furlongs, run in lm 32 3-ss. Dunraven assisted over the last six. Arikiw«i again pulled up sound and a decision as to his proposed trip to Sydney will bo made after another gallop on Tuesday. Jfightmarcli, carrying a light weight, reeled off four furlongs along tho back in 4S 3-ia. The first; furloug took 12 1 ss, two 21 4-ss, and three 35 l-ss. Gay Crest ran half-a-mile in 54s and Desert Song five furlongs in lm 7s. Lancer held Moratorium safely in a strong Gallop over a mile, which took lm 51 <l-ss. Pticpiito, who has been suffering from Blight muscle soreness since he resumed fast work, covered four furlongs in 52 2-f>s. First Sight strode over tho same ground in 53 4-ss. .Pangolin, who has done well lately, recorded lm 51 2-5s for a mile. Limerick, joined by Craigavon at the half-mile, galloped five furlongs comfortably in lm 5 2-ss. Tho last half-mile was covered in 50 4-53. Adelphi easily beat Tariff over five furlongs in lm 7s. Lord Ranald and WharnclifTe traversed a Inilo, finishing together in lm G6s. Sweet Refrain strode over seven furlongs >u lm 3Ga, and Amorist occupied 53a for four furlongs. Kentish Lady comfortably beat Fairness over five furlongs in lm 9s, and Tho Raider ran sis furlongs in lm 19 4-ss.