RACES AT GISBORNE

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21325, 28 October 1932, Page 9

RACES AT GISBORNE

VALSIER BEATS BOLD FRONT MASTER CYNIC'S SPRINT i FIVE FAVOURITES SUCCESSFUL [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] GISBOHNE, Thursday Tho Poverty Bny Turf Club's Spring Meeting was opened to-day in fine weather. The going wns good. Tho 1 ola 1 ifntor handled £30(11, against £3951 on the first, day last year, a decrease of JL'2DO. Results were:— JUNCTION HANDICAP, Of £6O; 5 fur. I—LORDLY KNIGHT. !).4 (Kcesing) .. 1 2—STITCH, 7.12 (l\. Voitre) .. ..2 S—TOBOGGAN, 7.13 (G. Ggnini) . .. 3 Also Started.—o Little Wonder, 7.!); -J Master Cynic, 7.3: 2 Grand Sport. 7.0. Length; half a length. Grand Sport was fourth. Time, lm 2 t-ss. FIRST HURDLES, Of £7O; IJ miles. I—MANIFESTO, 0.0 (Tinsloy) .. ..3 3—SUNGLAKE, 0.0 (Leach) .. k . 2 4—KINSEL, 0.0 (11. Dulieu) .. .. it Also Started.—2 King Wanga, 9.11; 6 Kongo, 0.0. Four lengths; ono nnd a-linlf lengths. Time, 2m 47 4-ss. ROSELAND HACK HANDICAP, Of £110; G fur. I—BLACK SONGSTER, 8.1 (K. Voitre) 1 S—AIGUILLE, 0.0 (Keesing) .. ..2 2-SUNNY BACHELOR, 8.2 (Leach) . . 3 Alho Started.—-3 Stitch, 7.5; G Hunting Jay, 4 Sununerhill, 7.0. Length itnd aquarter; half n length. Stitch w»a fourth. Time, lm 15 l-ss. MAKARAKA HANDICAP, Of £80; 3 milo I—VALSIER, 7.5 (McDowell) .. ] S—BOLD FRONT, 7.5 (Callaluin) . , . 2 2 —MALA HAT, 8.1 (Keesins) .. ..3 Also Started.—3 Merry Damon, 0.0; 4 • Autumn Sun. 8.0. Length; half a length. Merry Damon was fourth. Time, lm 43 1-I>a. MAIDEN SCURRY, Of £SO; G fur.; alt 8.0 I—GOOD HUNTING (Kccsing) , . . , 1 2—PRINCE COLOSSL'S (\V. J. McDowell) 2 S—GRANTHAM (M. Gilmore) .. ..3 Also Started.—l Rangihiria, G Tyrone Boy; 7 Cupboard Love, 3 Mister Tom. Neck; half a length. Rangihiria. was fourth. Time; lm JGs.. FLYING HANDICAP, Of £7O; (5 fur. 4-jMASTER CYNIC, 7.7 (K. Voitro) .. 1 3—4 HUNTING". DAY, 8.5 (Anderson) . . 2 2—-SUNNY. SONG, 7,8 (Wiggins) .. 3 Also ;Started.-*-l. Tai,Ao, 0.0. "Neck; ono and a quarter lengths. Time, lm 15 3-ss. OCTOBER HACK HANDICAP, Of £(">0; 1 milo 2—KAHUNOKE, 7.7 (K. Voitre) .. 1 •J—MEASURER, 7.1 (McDowell) .. ..2 3—TAMA WAIATA, 8.3 (N. Davis) .. 3 Also Started.— I Bob In, 8.2. One and a quarter lengths; length. Time, lm 455. SECOND DAY'S EVENTS ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-MORROW [BX TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] GISBORNE, Thursday Acceptances for tho second day of the Poverty Bny Turf Club's Spring Meeting on Saturday are as. follows: WAIKANAF. HACK HANDICAP, of £6O; G fur.—Aiguille, 0.3;- Black Songster, 0.1: "Sunny Song. Master Cynic, 8.5; Stitch, 8.1; Merry Cry, 7.12; Sunglare, 7.0. SECOND HURDLES HANDICAP, of £7O; 7} miles.—Manifesto, "10.0; King Wanga. Autumn Sun. Kinsel, Kimbo, 9.8; Sunglare, 9.3; Rongo, 0.0. JUVENILE STAKES, of £GO; 5 fur.— Sunny Bachelor, 8.13; Good Hunting, 8.8; Sumnierhill, Grand Spoil, 8,1; Royal Dash, 7.13. SPRING HANDICAP, of £00; .U,. miles.— Merry Damon. 0.0; Malahat, 8.5; Valsier, 8,2; Bold Fronty 8.0; Autumn Sun, 7.11; Lady Spy, 7.8; Measurer, Organiser, Isaliu- ' iroke, 7.0. TRIAL HANDICAP, of £SO; G fun—Good Hunting, 0.0; Prince Colossus, 8.5; Grantham, Rangihiria. 8.2; Tyrone Boy, Royal Dash, Gairtstid, Hunting Jay, Mintcr Tom, 7.12. WAIMATA HACK HANDICAP, of £6O; t mile.—Black Songster, 9.0; Lady Spy, 8.10; Sunny Song. 8.3: Sunny Bachelor. Kahunoke. 8.2; Tama Waiata, 8.1; Bob In, 7.11; Measurer, 7.11. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of £65; G fur. —Lordly Knight. 0.7; Tai Ao. 8.12; Merry Damon. 8.0; Valsier, 8.6; Hunting Day. 8.3; King Wanga. 7.9; Master Cynic, Sunny Song. 7.8; Stitch, 7.1; Toboggan, Little Wonder, 7.0. TE AWAMUTTJ HORSES MARECHAL'S RECOVERY GAY SHIELD COLT IMPRESSES [from, our own correspondent] TE AWAMUTU, Thursday The going about six feet out from tho rails was available for fast work this morning. A heavy fog delayed work for a time but tlio track was in good order and when the fog had cleared, to a certain extent, work was commenced. Eager Roso (Baker) was first out and galloped easily throughout a milo journey in 1.50. This mare made the trip to Cambridge last Saturday, but the weather prevailing caused her to bo a non-starter. Five furlongs in 1.8 saw neither Trishna (Paul) nor Transaction (Rowan) doing their best. His tWo races at Avondalc, following his good work at. headquarters, has not left Trishna in high regard among local track-watchers, Kurapao (Baker) began moro smartly than Erination (Pollard) from tho half-mile peg and ho was still in front at the end in 525. Erination was not kept up to his work and is improving. Limeen (Brown) and Jonathan (McKcnzio) showed that they have taken no ill effects from their recent racing by getting to the end of seven furlongs in 1.33}. This whs a useful effort and both were doing their, work nicely at tho finish. Ma rcchal (Baker) was striding along nicely at the end of four furlongs in 535. Ho has got over his recent indisposition und looks well. Master Rex (Bnsselt) bad tho Milskotoon —Acquila filly (Rowan) us a companion over three furlongs in lis. Master Rex has greatly improved in appearance. Trickling Waters (TuOhey) and the King Lu—All Win gelding {Cameron) strode over two furlongs in 255. Both arc making steady progress. . The -Surveyor—Juanna four-year-old gelding moved attractively when allowed to bowl along down tho straight. _ This gelding. Surveyor's solo representative in this centre, has had tho name of R.uri bestowed upon him Tho last fast work of tho morning was a surprise for track-watchers, and. aroused tho most 'interest. Impasto (Stokes) and tho Gay Shield —Persis colt (Tuohey) broke away between tho tivo furlong and half-mile pOst, Impasto on the outside. Both appeared to lie (loii)g their work well with u hundred yards to go, but over tho last, fifty. lijipastft collapsed and tho Gay Shield Cfilt lift him homo by almost a chain. The tivo. 49 3-ss, showed that it whs a great effort oil tho Gay Shield colt's part, but Impasto disappointed by his finishing effort. Bambury, who went slightly sore beforo Avondale. has not yet made a reappearance on tho tracks. After n »pell on Inn owner ft farm. Spalniko has rejoined H. L. Russell's team. Spalpiko's lens have cleaned up and ho looks bis: and burly. Beryl La tour lightened up after Cambridge and is having a short spell. Tho two-year-old Dinoili has not neefi asked for any work since Avonclalo and at present her futuro iw rather uncertain. ■ RACING FIXTURES October 20—-Poverty Bay Turf Club. October 20—Banks Peninsula Raciiiff Club. November T). 7—Auckland Racing Club. November 5, 7. 0, 12—Cnnlerh'y .TockCv Club. November 10, 12—Wliangnrei Racing Club. November 'l2—Hawkc's Bay . .locltev Club, November 18. 19--Winton .Torkey Club, November 10—Carterton Racing Club. November 19, 21—Wnikato Racing Club. November 26 Levin Racing Club. November 26, 2S—Takapuna Jockey Club. November 30, Dee. 1—I" eilding Jockey Club. December 1. 3—Darcavillo Racing Club.