RACING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20627, 28 July 1930, Page 7

RACING.

RESULTS AT TIMARU.

SOUTH CANTERBURY HUNT.

RADIAC'S steeples victory

TOWN MAJOR WINS AGAIN

r ß y TELEOItArH —rnKSS ASSOC! ATION . ] TIMARU, Saturday. Tha South Canterbury Hunt ('lull's jneetiPK was ,o " f ' a . v 1,1 *' llo "o rt ili<jr. IT)* track was in stood order. The tntalijator handled £10.6-13, compared with £9637 last year. Results:— HADLOW HACK HURDLES, Of XI10; 1> miles. 4__«AY FASHION. <\ White's b m, 4yrs, by O.ny Lad—Lady Talbot 9.0 (t'r. Rol'.b) 1 g._EXli>E. G. Feilding's, 0.3 tW. ('i)O(ier) 2 J—MEMBO, D. E. Jones'. 0.12 (A. S. Ellis) S Also Started.—'2 Hard Prince, 0.10; 5 Gold Jlint, 9-": Fairness, 9.0, car. si.2. Neck; threequarters of a length. Time, Sri 5-S. PAREORA HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE, Of jT 1 '2O; about 2 miles, g—TRaCTARI.VN. J. A. Gow's br g. 6yrs, by Tractor—Dusky, 10.3 (W. Cooper) 1 6-WEST DOME, J. A. Tear's, 9.11 (F. Langford) ..2 7—WILLOW GLEN, T. V. Coonty's, 9.11 (T. Silva) Also Started.—l Barnngton, 11.3; 4 Deportment, 10.S: 2 Marco Polo. 10,0: 6 Bladon, 9.11. ear. 9.12}; 8 Te Haunui, 9.10, ear. 9.1 H. and Indicator, 9.9, bracketed; 8 Peterline, 9.9, car. 9.11; 10 Tim Balboa. 9.8, car. 9.9}. Twelve lengths; 20 lengths. Time 4m 10 4-o«. SOUTH CANTERBURY STEEPLECHASE, Of £200; about 2 miles. B— RADIAC, F. J. Conn's blk g, aged, by Absurd—Cintra, 9.0 (H. Anderton) .. 1 I—FRENCH FLEET, W. McCarthy's, 9.0, car. 9.2 ,'E. Mackie) .. ..2 B-DIAMOND JACK, F. C. Pratt's, 9.0 (owner) 3 Also Started.-2 Radiate, 11.S; 1 Valves, 8.6. Three lengths;' six lengths. Time 5m t6 l-3a.

LEVELS HACK HANDICAP, Of £9O: 6 fur. 5-SWEET REFRAIN, J. Bland's ch m, 4yrs, by Thurnham—Refrain, 9.12 (M. Kirwan) .. .. .. .. .. 1 6—ROYAL LIMOND. J. M. Snmson's, 9.6 (F. Thompson) 2 8-jRAPINA, H. Nurse's, 9.4 (D. O'Connor) .. 3 Also Stnrted.—i Fair Money, 1Q.11; 6 Valuator. 10.1; 1 Night Effort, 9.5; 9 Homecoming, 7 Rosewood, 9.0, 10 Memories, 9.0, car. 9.1; S Dry Area, 9.0. T'lree lengths; half-a-length. Time, lm IS 1-03. WASHDYKE TROT, Saddle; of £100; 1J miles. 5-rRANLF.IGH. S. A. Edwards' b g, 3yn>. by Travis Axworthy—Gwenleigh, limit (Owner) ] 9—DANNY BOY. D. F. Glanville's, 3Kyds bhd (O. Ctiddyi .. .. ..2

I—DERRY POINTER. R. W. Frank's Iti.yds bhd (M. Holmes)

Also Started.— 1! Accumulator. 10 Mary Lrrnidn, 4 Real Girl, limit; 3 Hnppy Lass, 12vrls bhd: Dan Logan. 7 Norwester, 5 Tin? Bit-gen. 21: C Otn'o Rose, 3G; 8 Red Sh!j:rr. Head: neck. Time ,5m 35 l-ss.

TESCHEMAKER MEVORfAI. HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE, Of £150; about 2J miles. I—XCtAHUE, J. Morton's b g. aged, by Ngatani—Miss Chatswood), 9.12 (A. E. Ellis) 1 4—SCI OX, F. C. Pratt's, 9.3 (Owner) 2 2—WAIRIO. Burn and Smith's, 10.5 (D. O'Connor) .. . . .. .. 3

Also Stnrted.—3 Kulrange, 9.6; 5 Faloose. 9.t, car. 9.10 J. Fifty yards: six lengths. Time, 5m 30 1-as.

HUNTERS' PLATE HANDICAP, Of £100; 1{ miles. 2—FRESH BREEZE, F. P. Claridce's 0 K, aged, by Boniform—Sailor's Hope, 11.0 CD. O'Connor) 2--WEST DOME, J. A. Pear's, 11.1 (A. E. Ellis) 1-COMMEXTOR, E. McGowan's, 11.5 (H. Ar.derton)

Also Started.-5 Gold Mint. 11.8; 7 Donatio, .1.2; 6 Star Stranger JT , 10.13; 4 •All Comment, 10.10; 8 Blue Ray. 10.7, Xeck; four lengths. Time. 2m 47 3-ss.

CLAREMONT HANDICAP, Of £100; 1 mile 35yds. TOWN MAJOR. J. Beattie's blk g, syr 3, by P rinco Willonyx—Barcarolle, 10.9 (H. Gray) 4-SWEET REFRAIN, J. Bland's. 9.0 (M. Kirwan) t-T\BOO, L. Kelcher'a. 10.13 (A E Ellis)

, A'* o Started.—lo Beiu Oeste, 10.5, car fi Topere. 9.9, car. on ■ Evening, 7 Haze, 9.5; 8 Royal Mint. » Cannthia. 9.2; 11 Oriflamb. 9.0. Two lengths; neck. Time tm 40 3-ss.

WINNING JOCKEYS' LIST

H. GRAY RETAINS HIS LEAD

As was the case at. Gißborne the previous week, honours were easy between the Dominion's leading horsemen, H. Gray nnd ■A- E. Ellis, at Timnru on Saturday, when they eaeb rode a winner, Grny scoring on Town Major and Ellis on Xgahue. As 8 result Gray retains his lead of four over Ellis in the winning jockeys' list for the season and, with only one more day's racing "fore the season closes, his position seems "nassailable. The winning jockeys' list now stands as follows:

11. Gray ... 71 4- £• wii. :: ;; ;; to H. Morris r >7 • :: - s I .7. Eiii.q .. ;; ;; ;; i 5.' : ?oins \\ T - Om«n [^l A. Best wood . . , ;}7 R. CoVfny R. Mc-Tnvisb {v Voitre :\r. H. * •» < II D;jlieu . . . # :> j Ortv had only two mounts nt Timaru on Saturday. winning on one of them, while I" hnd six rides for one win. one second "id one third.

SYDNEY SPORTSMAN'S DEATH

EARLY OWNER OF DAVID

SYDNEY. July 21;. The death is announced of Mr. Robert Bailie, a prominent racing man in whose ourg David and Don Moon achieved some notable successes.

• ? r Ba:ho purchased David as a yoarm? for 40 guineas and with him won such valuable races as the A.J.C. Plate. Spring °t"kes and Randwir.k Plate before selling ng a four-year-old to Mr. N. Falkinej a er ' substantial figure. David won -.410 10s in stakes during his career

RACING FIXTURES. Aueuat 2—Christiliureh Hunt Club. •"ifiist 2—Poverty Hay Hunt Club. Utfiist 12, 14, 1 ti— Canterbury Jockey Club Aucust 23—Pakuranga Hunt flub August 23 Hawke's Bay Hunt Club. Autpist 27—Dannevirko Racing Club. August 28—Dannevirke Hunt Club. eptembcr G —Taranaki Hunt Club »«Pt®mber/T—Otagn Hunt Club, eptember 6 Marton Jockey Club.