EVENTS AT OAMARU

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21449, 24 March 1933, Page 7

EVENTS AT OAMARU

SUCCESS OF SHATTER

SPRINT TO MARTIAN CHIEF

HURLINGHAM'S UNEXPECTED WIN

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0 AMARU, Thursday

The first day of the Oainaru Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting waa held to-day in fmo weather and attracted a good attendance. The track was hard and fast. The totalisator handled JCSS6I, compared with £8327 on tho corresponding day last year. Results wore:—

HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, Of £100; 1 mile G—3—FLEETING GLANCE, 9.4 (O'Connor) ■ i 4—2—TEA GARDEN, 9.2 (Pascoe) ~ 2 S—O—JUNIPER, 10.8 (Kerwan) . , 3 Also* Started.—3—6 Rational 11., 10.7; 8 8 Morena, 10.2; 2—l Thornton, 9.6; I—4' Palmary, 9.1; 9—9 Gold Knight, 7—7 Wealth, Two lengths; neck. Time, lm 40 3-ss.

TRIAL STAKES, Of £80; special weights; 5 fur. S—7—ICENI (Jennings)

I—2—SOME SHAMBLES (B. Brodie) . 2 S 9 IMPERIAL SPEAR (Humphries) . 3 ■ —12—14 Errantv, 7—6 Gil- ?' n ' £reat 13-16 Indicate. 9-8 rf.n I^ 00 i [ Smart, 2—4 Money kthn" p~ri ° Grafton, 10-11 Slaun- - I t r s „ D o a ,n nf eedl 3-1 J llll e the Hard, 11—U Shepherd s Delight, 14—10 Silver Lark, 4—3 Sweet Agnes. -Length and a-half; length. Time, lm 1 3-os.

OAMARU TROT HANDICAP, Of £105; limit 3.45; 11 miles

4—6—HARVEST IN, limit (Murfitt) ~ 1 3—3—GOLDFIELD, limit (M. Holmes) . 2 1 2- THORNWORTHY, limit (Kennerley) .. ■.. .. .. .. 3

Also Started.—B—S Colleen Derby, 2—l Gunmetal, 5—4 General Wrack, 6—7 Happy Bird. 7—4 Ivan de Oro, 9—lo Parnell, 10—9 latsy INelson, 11-41 Almont Cling. Length; four lengths. Times: 3m 28 2-ss, 3m 295, 3m 29 3-ss.

GAtIDINER MEMORIAL HANDICAP, Of £200; 1} miles

I—I—SHATTER, 9.0 (A. E. Ellis) ». 1 S—4—COUGH, 7.0 (Eastwood) . . .. 2 6—6—RED RACER, 7.3 (Jones) ~ , . 3 Also Started.—2—3 Concentrate. 9.1; 3—2 Ramo, 7.10; 7—7 Mount Boa, 7.8j 4—5 Assemble, 7.6.

Three-quarters of a length; neck. Time, 2m 5 3-ss.

WAITAKI HACK HANDICAP, Of £100; 6 fur. 9—6—HURLINGHAM, 9.9 (O'Connor) , 1 3—3—SILVER STREAIv, 5.2 (Humphries) 2 8-9—HOT TEA, 7.5 3 Also Started.—4—4 Crash, 8.12; 2—2 Worship, 8.8: I—l Kemal Pasha, 8.1; 5—5 Some Good, 7.10; 6—3 lad's March, 7—6 Gold Dress, 10—10 Witch of Erin, 7.0. Half a length; neck. Time, lm 12 2-ss.

FLYING HANDICAP, Of £140; 6 fur. I—I—MARTIAN CHIEF, 8.6 (B. Brodie) 1 4—4—FAIR WEATHER, 7.12 (Ludlow) 2 2—3—SPOON, 8.10 (Kirwan) .. .. 3 Also Started.—3—2 Ranelagh, 8.13; 5—5 Wise Choice, G—6 Blue Metal, 7.6; 7—7 Lord Argosy, 7.0. Four lengths; neck. Time, lm 12 4-ss.

WAIKAURA TROT, Of £105; limit 3.2; li miles

S—S—LORD LUPIN, 36yds bhd (Tealien) 1 4—4—DOLL DAN&E, limit (J. Bell,

jun.) ..2 G—G—WHITSTONE, limit (Butcher) .. 3 Also Started.—2—2 Good Companion, 3—3 Harvest In, 7—7 Betty Axworthy, I—l Sunny Ducrow. Length and a-half: head. Times: 2m 43 2-ss, 2m 51 4-ss, 2m 525,

PARKSIDE HANDICAP, Of £100; 7 fur.

2—I—METAL BIRD, 8.10 (A. E. Ellis) , 1 4—4—ROTHE2J", 7.9 (Coveney) . . . . 2 3—3—-IMPORTANCE, 7.4 (A, Eastwood) 3 Also Started.—l—2 Niggerhead, 9.1; 6—5 Amy Johnson, 8.7; B—7 Denise, 8.6; 5—6 Palantua, 8.3; 7—B Locliard, 8.1; 10—10 Brown Pearl, 7.3; 11—11 Bell Hill, 9—9 Pharaoh. Neck; two -lengths. Time, lm 26 2-ss.

SECOND DAY'S EVENTS

FIELDS FOR TO-MORROW

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OAMARU, Thursday

Acceptances for the second day of the Oamaru Jockey Club's meeting on Saturday are as follows : PACIFIC HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of £IOO. 1 mile.—Jurtiper, 10.9; Rational 11.. 10.5; Membo, 10.2; Fleeting Glance, 9.13; Morena. 9.8; Tea Garden. 9.5: Thornton. 9.3; Pharaoh, Wealth, Sports King, 9.0. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of £l6O. 1 mile.—Concentrate, 9.0; Martian Chief. 8. 10; Ranelagh, 8.8; Spoon, 8.5; Irish Lancer, 8.2; Ramo, Assemble. 7.9; Mount Boa. 7.7; Red Racer, Cough. 7.5: Wise Choice. 7.2; A 1 Jolson, Metal Bird, 7.0.

STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of £l2O. G fur. —Merry Peel, 9.0; Kerbside, 8.9; Hurlingham, 8.3; Fair Weather. 8.1: Royal Sceptre. 7.7; Blue Metal. 7.4; A 1 Jolson, Lord Argosy, Silver Streak. 7.0. WINDSOR HANDICAP, of £IOO. G fur.— Pasha. 7.13; Some Good. 7.8; Hot Tea, 7.7; Brown Pearl, 7.1: Somo Shambles. Gold Dress, 7.0. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of £IOO. 7 fur.—Metal Bird. 9.2; Niggerhead, 8.12: Crash, 8.11; Amy Johnson. 5.5; Silver Streak, 8.4; Dressy, 8.3: Palantua, 8.1; Locliard, 7.12; Rothen. 7.11- Importance. 7.6; Thornton, 7.4; Bell Hill, Pharaoh, lan's March, 7.0. WESTON TROT HANDICAP, of £IOO. limit 3.45, 1} miles.—General Wrack. Hirnry Bird, Ivan De Oro, Parnf 11, Wattle Bell. Goldfield, Gun Metal, Thorn worthy, limit: Harvest In, Almont. Cling. Whitstone. 30yds bhd.

DASH TROT HANDICAP, of £IOO. limit 3.0; 11 miles.—Doll Dance, Gun Metal, Harvest In, Sunny Ducrov, limit: Black Jester. 12yds bhd; Lord Lupin, Young Bingen. 3G.

TAKANINI TRACK NEWS FOULWIND'S SIX FURLONGS The insido grass was open for fast work at Takanlni yesterday, but. in spite of excellent conditions, there was not a great deal of galloping. Tatyoon (Clifford) strode over five furlongs, but was not timed. He is looking bright and well and may be raced again at the Whangarei meeting. Owing to his uncertainty at the barrier Tatyoon is not likely to bo backed as confidently as on previous occasions Cherry King (Manson) and Substation (Walters) were both going easily at tho end of half a mile in 52 l-ss. Cherry King is none the worse for his racing at Paeroa and he should make headway from now on. Substation was placed in her last outing at To Rapa and she may be troublesome in the next maiden race she contests. Tiny Star (R. Hall) was going slighllv better than Arrnutum (Grice) at the end of half a mile in 49 4-si„ a useful effort for maidens. Armutum shaped the better of the pair at Pukekohe. but Tiny Star is tho speedier on the tracks. Both may make their next appearance at Whangarei. Foulwind (Mclnally) ran six furlongs in 1.17 4-5. This mare's recent form has been moderate, but she is in good heart and may make a be.tter showing at Tauranga. Spcedmint, who has been on the easy list since tho Rotorua meeting, has done really well during her spell. She is again doins light exercise preparatory to joining Pope's regular team at tho end of the month and is carrying a lot more flesh than when sho went oif the acene. She may not take lons to return lo form when the tracks become easier _ . Bronze Eagle is striding along in his pace work in very encouraging style. A. Rhodes is hopeful of him standing up to another preparation. , Hannibal (R. Hall) hit out freely while running six furlongs in 1.17 4-5. He acpears to have quite recovered from his fall at Te Rapa and he should make progress from now on. J. G. Farrill had tho Valkyrian—Colosseum and Valkyrian—Bellacity fillies out at exercise and both have settled down nicely. The filly from Colosßeum is remarkably sturdy, while the Bellacity filly is a leaner type, who resembles her dam considerably. She is a full-sister to the speedy Vallar. Full Measure continues to make steady progress and is gradually becoming free of the soreness that recently troubled him. He hit out with much more freedom while working at a useful pace yesterday and it moy not be long before he is ready to race again, i