TAKAPUNA RACES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21404, 31 January 1933, Page 7

TAKAPUNA RACES

SECOND DAY'S RESULTS

PLATE TO BROKEN RULE EAGER ROSE'S VICTORY rAGANELLI WINS AGAIN The summer meeting of the Takapuna JTockcv Club was concluded yesterday under fine weather conditions, which were tempered by a fine breeze. The attendance was good, but not as large as had been anticipated. The totalizator handled £22.866 15s, compared with £21.535 on the corresponding day last year, an increase of £1331 15s. The total investments for the meeting were £'15,229 15s, against J'51.611 15s last year, a decrease of £8382,

or 16 per cent. The only first favourite to win was Paganelli in the last race, the Anniversary Handicap. Second favourites also scored three wins and one dead-heat for first, and third favourites two wins and one idead-heat for first, while the other winner was fifth favourite. Results: — MOANA HANDICAP, Of £100; 6 fur. J—ROMAN MASCOT, X. Cunningham's b f, 3yrs. by Lucullus—Fabriquette, 7.1-2 (R. W. McTavish) 1 fc-FOULWIND. H. Lynn's br m. iyrs, by Cape Horn—M;lting Moment, 7.11 (E. A. Keesing) 1 6—ARAWA ROSE, W. Alexander's br m, 4vrs, by Musketoon—Wee Rose, S.fi (O. W. Mclnally) 3 (Winner trained by owner, Ellerslic.) Also Started. —1 Pelting. 5.12, car 5.7 (H. tons); 1 Diversion (Iv. Voitre), 9 Monanui <S. Tremain). 12 Toplight (A. G.Parsons), 7 10; 10 Bright Flower, 7.7, car 7.6 (R. McTtae); 5 Gay Broney, 7.7, car 7.10 (E. Manton) ; 113 Regardez, 7.7, car 7.2 (J. Mclnally) ; 14 Substation. 7.7, car 7.9 (P. Atkins) : 17 The Highland Chief, 7.7, car 8.13) (T. Williams). 15 Tironui, 7.7, car 9.0 (R. S. Bagby). 8 Trickle. 7.7. car 7.11 (G. Cornor); IS Wee Musk. 7.7, car 7.8 (E. lAngell); 7 Courthaven (H. N. Wiggins), 31 Directory (H. Gilmer), 10 Sweet Whisper (S J Cammick), 13 I'ahae Mea (W. J. Broughton), 7.7. Roman Mascot, Arawa Rose and Directory were first away, but Fouhvind and Toplight eoon ran to the front to lead along tho hack from Directory, Reman Mascot. Diversion, Arawa Rose and Pelting. Foulwind and Toplight were still together in the lead crossing the top, with Roman Mascot and Diversion together next, and then Directory. Pelting and Arawa Rose. Foulwind and Toplight were just in front entering the Ftraight, closely followed by Roman Mascot, Diversion and Pelting. Foulwind was in rharge halfwiy down the straight, but Roman Mascot finished well and beat her By half a length. Arawa Rose was a neck .-uvay third and Pelting was fourth. Next to finish were Monanui. Diversion, Sweet Whisper'and Tironui. Directory fell at tho turn. Time, Jm 14 l-ss.

SUBURBAN HANDICAP, Of £150; 5 fur.

B—HAMPTON PARK. A. E. Wntkins' elf h. syys. by Tavquin—Marcovara. 7.5 (W. J. Broughton) 1 I—EXAGGERATION, T. Impey's h m. 4yr?. by Lucullus—Holymond, 8.7 (F. Tv. Foster) - G—PAGANELLT. M. J. Carroll's 'or g. aped, by Lord Quex —Ringdove. 10.'i (0. W. Mclnally) '5 ("Winner trained by H. Calder, Avondale.) Also Started. —5 Whakapara, 8.0 (H. N. "Wiggins); *1 Lucidus. 7.0, car (A. G. Parsons): 8 Tetrar<~hatc, 7.0, car 7.1 (S. J. Cammick): 7 Hoihoma (S. Tremain), G Miss Lorraine (G. A. Baker), 7.0.

The start was fairly even, except that Faeanelii, on the extreme outside, was not finite in line when the tapes were released and received the worst of it. Whakapara and Hampton Park were smartest to begin, but when the field had settled down Miss Lorraine and Hampton Park were the leaders, closely attended by "Whakapara and Tetrarchaie, with Exaggeration, Hoihoma. Lucidus ,nnd Paganelli following. Hampton Park drew out slightly rounding the homo turn and led into the straight just clear of Exaggeration, "Whakapara, Lucidus and Tetrarchatc, y.'ho were bunched. Hampton Park more than held his own in the run home and won easily by two lengths from Exaggeration. who beat Paganelli by three-parts of a length. Hoihoma was fourth, succeeded by Lucidus. Miss Lorraine. Whakapara and Tetrarchate. Time, lm 0 2-ss,

V/AIWERA HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, Of £120: 1 mile 3 fur 40yds.

2—THESPIS, G. Hodgson's br g, syrs, by Thespian—Rose Queen, 11.2 (D,

J. Burgess) 1 I—ORNAMENTAL. C. D. Findlay's br f, 3yrs, by Ornamentation —Vocal Princess, 9.10 (F. R. Foster) . . . 2 6—DEMYLUS. J. Shine's br g. syrs. by Polymestor—Ottawa, 9.0 (L. Dulieu) 3 (Winner trained by J. L. Gray, Takamni.) Also Started.--3 Motere. 10.10 (H. Dulieu); 4 Glenhanpo, 9 4 (J. Preston); 5 Ruling King. 9.1 (A. Gilmer); 7 St. Ames, 9.0, car 9.1 (P. McIIroy); 8 Free Air, 9.0 (11. Turner).

Ruling King, Toespis and Free Air were /the early leaders, but at. the stands tree Air and Glenbauso were in command from Thespis. Ruling King, St. Ames, Ornamental and Demyhis. Free Air and Glenhaupo carried on the running along the back, ' V Irsely followed by Thespis and Ruling King, with Demyhi3, Ornamental and St. Ames next and Motere tailed off. Half a mile from home Thespis went to the front and led across the top from Free Air, <w«nhaupo and Demylus. with Ruling. King dropping back and Ornamental moving up. Thespis just led Ornamental at the home turn and stayed on to beat lier bv threeparts of a length. Demylus was four lengths away third and Mot ore was a moderate fourth, followed by St. Ames, Free Air, Glenhaupo and Ruling King. Time, *-* m 21 2-53. WYNYARD PLATE, Of £275 and sweepstake of £3 each; special weights; 7 fur.

2—BROKEN RULE, F. Bristol's ch f. 3yrs. by Chief Ruler—Beat, 8.0 (I . .Atkins) I—KING'S KNAVE. C. B. O'Donnell's br t-'. oyrs, by Comedy King— Eumiiia, 8.9 (K. Voitre) E—PROLYXO, L. S. Otway's b f. 3yrs, by Limond —Hyades, 8.0, car. 8.1 C O. W. Mclnally)

(Winner trained by A. E. Neale, Bulls.) Also Started. —(1 Landlubber (W. .T, .Broughton), 4 Moonflcet (H. .V \\ |Kgms), 'f. -J- 3 Mnnguioon, 8.0 (E. A. Keesn.g); 1 A rawa Rose, 7.13 (K. W. McTavish). The inside horse. Broken Rule was first to move, but A raw a Rose was badly left, loam* about six lengths. Broken Rule and Landlubber led along the back from I rolyxo King's Knave and Moonneet, who v.-ere in a hi. „ch ahead of Muiigatcon ana A rawa Rose. BToken Rule and Landlubber '/v.-ere. still together in front at the top from Moor,fleet, King's Knave and l'rolyxo, with Mumjatoon and Arawa Rose closing up on lite outside. Broken Rule just Jed .Landlubber entering the straight, and they weic clo-V.y followed by King's Knave, Mungn- , toon, Prolyxo and Arawa Rose. In a good race home Broken Rule stayed on lo win by a neck from King's Knave, who beat l'rolyxo by three lengths. Mungatoon was fourth, succeeded by Arawa. Rose, Landlub bcr and Moonflcet. Time, lm 275. HOBSON HANDICAP, Of X'lso; two-year-olds; G fur. Li-GAY SHEILA, G. Courtney's br f, by Gay Shield —Lady Marie, 8.10 (~ . Atkins) !!—KING MESTOR, I*l. J. Moodabe's / br g. by King Lu—Lady Mestor, 5..1 > IK. Voitre) .'I—DEPUTY RULER. C. M. Emanuel's tli c, by Chief Ruler —Duchess Eudorus, 8.0 (A. G. Parsons) . - •' 'Dead-heat for first. (Gay Sheila trained by P. E. Pope, 1 aka■t ijini: King Mestor by R. S. Bagby, lakanini.) .Also Started.—l Rereatu._B.il (G. JenJ:ins); 5 T-agoon (S. Tremain), 6 -i*.».usquil A. Baker), 7.0. King Mestor was inclined to be troubief.mie at the start, but eventually got tbe KC*st of it. being on the move and jumping out first from No. 1. King Mestor was uniible 10 hold his early advantage and was leaded off in the first furlong by Cray , Sheila and Deputy Ruler. Gay Similn led across the top from Deputy Ruler and l\mg Mestor, with Musquil heading the others, (itf'y Sheila and Deputy Ruler were practically together in front entering the F'raight, a length ahead of King Mestor. v ho was clear of Musqiul# Lagoon and Rereatu. Gay Sheila, ami Deputy Ruler were ► till disputing the issue fifty yards from ■I tbe post, with King • Mestor challenging

strongly on the outside. In a great finish the judge declared a dead-heat between, Gay Sheila and King Mcstor, with Deputy Ruler a neck away third. Rereatu was fourth, followed by Musquil and Lagoon. Time, lm 13 S-ss.

TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP. Of £270; 1 mile 1 fur.

6—EAGER ROSE. W. Alexander's eh ni, aged, by Day Comet—Wee Rose,

7.4, car. 7.0 (G. A. Baker) 3—MERRY DAMON, E. Fitzgerald's br g, aged, by Polydamon—Merry Roe,

9.4 (G. Jenkins) 4—JALLDY KARO, W, Vanderspeck's b g, syrs, by Lucullus—Elysian—

Graceful mare, 7.7 (A. G. Parsons) 3 (Winner trailed by owner, Te Awamutu.) Also Started.—G Royal Doullon, 8.1 (R. W. McTavish); 3 Gay Idea. 8.0 (W. J. Broughton): 1 Master Brierly, 7.5 (K. Voitre). A. good start was effected and Eager Rose was quickly in front to lead past the stands from Gay Idea, Merry Damon, Royal Doulton and Jalldy Karo, with piaster Brierly lust. Turning along the back Eager Hose was out four lengths from Gay Idea, with .1 ii 11 dy Karo and Merry Damon next and Master Brierly moving up. Jalldy Karo ran up second near the half-mile, otherwise the order was unchanged crossing the top. Eager Rose came into the straight just clear of Jalldy Karo and Gay Idea, with Merry Damon making a good run. Eager Rose gave nothing a chance in the straight and won easily by two and a-half lengths from Merry Damon, who defeated Jalldy Karo by a length and a-half. Cay Idea was a moderate fourth, with Master Brierly and Royal Doullon well beaten. Time, lm 52 l-ss.

RANG ITOTO HACK HANDICAP, Of £120; 1 mile 1 fur. 2—PELTING, 11. D. Matthews' b g, 4yrs. by Arausio—Pelt. 7.12 (K. Voitre) 1 3—BUGLE CALL, W. Scholium's br g. 4yrs, by Bunting Song—St. Helen, 8.7 (G. A. Goinm) 2 C —TRANSACTION, A, Rowan's ch m, aged, by Day Comet—Protocol, 7.5, car. 7.0 (G. A. Baker) 3 (Winner trained by T. E. Wilson, Te Rapa.) Also Started.—4 Valpai, 8.2 (E. A. Keesing); 7 United, 7.10 (E. Manson); 5 Currajong (W. J. Broughton), 1 Merry Lap (A. G. Parsons), 7.9. A good start was effected, and Valpai, Merry Lap and Transaction were quickly prominent. Valpai lost his position after passing the seven-furlongs post and along the back United and Merry Lap wore the leaders from Pelting, Valpai, Transaction. Currajong and Bugle Call. United and Merry Lap wero still together in front at the top, closely followed by Pelting and Transaction, who were abreast ahead of Currajong and Valpai, with Bugle Call last. There was little between United, Merry Lap, Pelting and Transaction entering the. straight, with Currajong, Valnai and Bugle Call coming on the outside. Pelting was in charge half-way down the straight and stayed on to score by a neck from the fastfinishing Buglo Call. Transaction was two lengths away third and Currajong was fourth. Next to finish were Merry Lap and Valpai. Time, lm 54 2-ss.

ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, Of £150; 7 fur. I—PAGANELLI. M. J. Carroll's br sr. aged, bv Lord Quex— Ringdove, 10.7 (O. W. Mclnally) I S_OIIIE p ' JOY, O. Nicholson and E. R. Davis' ch g, syrs, by Chief Ruler —Podokes", 8.9 (P. Atkins) . . . . 2 3—TEELS. H. H. Pharazyn's ch m, ■lyrs, bv Lord Quex—Lovemalch, 8.4 (H. N. Wiggins) . . ' 3 (Winner trained by owner, To Rapa.) Also Started. —4 Chief Cook, 8.4 (A. G. Parsons), 6 Brampton (R. Mcßac), 2 Limex (Iv. Voitre), 7.7. Tho inside horse, Chief Cook, was first away, and led early from Teels. Limex. Chief Jov and Paganelli. Paganelli ran to the front along the buck and was the leader across tlit> top from Limex. Chief Cook. Chiet Joy, Teels and Brampton. Paganelli was first into the straight from Limex. Chief Joy. Teels and Chief Cook, and stayed on to win bv a length from Chief Joy, who defeated Teels by half-a-length. Limex wasclose up fourth, followed by Chief Cook and Brampton. Time, lm 21! l-ss. MATAMATA MEETING NEXT SATURDAY'S FIELDS LIST OF THE ACCEPTANCES Following are the acceptances for tho Malamata Racing Club's meeting next Saturday:— TIRAU HACK HURDLES HANDICAP, Of X9O: 1 mile 5 fur. 1 chain pf. lb. at. lb. Standfast . . U 0 Emancipation 9 2 Arcade . . .10 12 The Hiker . 5) 0 Welcome Boy . 10 ■ 6 Zano Grey . .90 Keil .... 10 0 Bonny Play . !> 0 Alloy . ..911 Valpeen .90 Red' Comet . 9 10 Postillion geld. 9 0 Trowbridge . 9 8 Ruby Meteor 9 0 Cargen ... 9 3 HINUERA HANDICAP, Of £7O; G fur. st. lb. at. lb. Night. Warrior 9 0 Wilton . . . 8 0 Sir Musk .-90 Muriel Comet 8 b St. Musk ..86 Black Jacket .. 8 6 Tr'alee . . . 8 Stray Lap . 8 (j Darby Lupin . '8 6 Sweet Lap . . 8-6 Gay Cavalier . 8 f. Great Britain 8 5 Ruby Meteor 8 C Sinking Fund So

WAHAROA HANDICAP, Of £100; 0 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Chroma dyne . 8 8 King t ord . 7 7 Chief Cook . S 0 Karangapni . < 6 Lord Val . . 7 13 Soloist ... 7 .5 Gay Lap . . 7 13 Prolyxo ... . 7 0 Baroscope . .77 Rose Lupin . 7

MATAMATA HACK CUP, Of £.135 and canteen of cutlery li miles and 15 yards

st. lb. st. lb, King's Knave 9 0 Mungatoon . . 7 12 K of Australia 811 Lady Lulu ..73 Grand Talk . S C Merry Lap . 7 3 Broken Rule . 8 5 Transaction . 7 0 Bugle Call . ft 0 Beryl Latour . 7 0 Valpai .... 8 0

OKOROIRE HANDICAP, Of £75; 85 fur.

st. lb. B J_- 'b K. of Australia 9 0 Don t Lap . 7 1 Pelting ....84 Desert Star . 7 1 Valpai ..83 > oulwind . . 7 u Master Norval 7 8 Transaction . 7 0 Last Lap ..78 Kind Voids . 7 0 Lady Lu . . . 7 8 Solo Song .-70 Merry Lap .7 f. Beau Irish . 7 0 Beryl Latour . 7 1

PUTAPURU STAKES, Of £7O; weight-for-age; 5 fur. st. lb. at. lb Mustang ..87 D'Artagnan ..70 Safe Bank . 8 7 Queen Mona . fi Brit. Columbia 8 7 Nara Lee . . > Sinking Fund 8 7 Hunting Maul b 1 Schiziinthus . 8 4 Waihene Reihi 0 1 Cocktail . . « 4 N»fl.v ■ ' • S Glenromncy . 7 0 Lagoon . . , 6 11 Spearwin . . 7 0 L. Diacquenod bll

RAILWAY HACK HANDICAP, Of £75; G fur. st. II). 8< - lb Wood fill ..90 Chief Lap . . 7 0 Bambury ..80 tree Air . • ' • Unoco . - ■ 710 On Approval . 7 0 Ljid . 7 9 Searcher . . < y M'in Lnp ! . 7 5 Great. Britain 7 0 Rose Lupin . 7 5 Valrema . - 7 0 Dark Marble . 7 1 Norval lea . J 0 Rita's Light, . 7 1

WALTON HANDICAP, Of £100; 7i fur. st. lb. s! 0 - '£• Chi omadyne . 0 ' Baroscope . . 8 < Rosshire ..88 Karangapai . / ; Chief Cook . 8 7 Cruachan . . • Lord Val . ' . 8 6 Soloist- ■■■ J n > Alloy .... Bt> Merry Lap - 7 NEW BETTING SYSTEM TE AROHA CLUB'S DECISION [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEXI ] TE AROHA, Monday The Te Aroha Jockey Club has decided to adopt the win and place system of betting with the machines under one roof. The club has abolished the outside enclosure, the fences between the lawn and the outside division being removed, leaving the whole area for lawn patrons. The charges have aUo been reduced for the lawn and grandstand. TURF IN AUSTRALIA THE WILLI AMSTOWN RACES (Received January 30, 10.25 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Jan. 00 At. the Williamstown races to-day, the principal event resulted:AUSTRALIA DAY CUP.-Mural Crown, <U (Dewhurst), 1; King Colossus (N.Z.), fi.4 (Badger), 2; Sartnress, 0.13 (Little), 3. Fifteen ' started, including Kulanut. Neck; head. Time, 2m 7.js.