AUCKLAND RACES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21468, 17 April 1933, Page 7

AUCKLAND RACES

SUCCESSFUL OPENING GOLDEN WINGS' TRIUMPH RECORD TIME IN EASTER BILLY BOY WINS HURDLES TOTALIS ATOR INCREASE A great performance by the top- , Weight, Golden Wings, in winning tho Easter Handicap from end to end in record timo was the outstanding feature of spectacular racing at Ellerslie on Saturday, when tho Auckland [Racing Club's Autumn Meeting was opened in fine weather. The steeplechaser, Hilly Boy, winner last year of the Winter Steeplechase at Ellerslie, Wellington Steeplechase at Trcntham and Grand National Steeplechase at Kiccarton, scored a surprise victory in the Brighton Hurdles, paying a doublefigures dividend. In tho Great Northern Oaks the champion filly Silver Scorn easily extended her record to 12 wins in 13 starts. Impasto convincingly won the Great Northern Champagne Stakes. Kiltowyn, winner of the Eden Handicap, paid the largest dividend of the day,, just a little more than Billy 350y. Of the other six winners two wore first favourites on tho win machine, two were second favourites and two wero third favourites. There vcro somo good place dividends. The first trial at Ellerslie of the win and place betting system proved very successful. Tho totalisator handled £3S,SS7, compared with £31,045 on the first day last year, an increase pf £lB-12, or 1-1 per cent. Result^: — GREAT NORTH ERN OAKS, Cf -500: three-year-old fillies, weight 8.10: li miles J—SILVER SCORN. P. T. Cush's br f. by Silverado—Contempt (D. O'Connor) . . £—PROIAXO, L. S. Otwny's b f. by Limond—Hyades (R. Meed) . . . . 2 S—GOLD MLSK, Mrs. E. Walter's ch f. by Musketoon—Flower Gold (G. Jenkins) . . . 3 (Winner,trained by G. Murray Ayncley, Kiccarton.) The only starters. Prolyxo jumped out first from Silver Beorn and Gold Musk, who took tho lead down the straight from Silver Scorn. Tho order was unchanged until they passed tho Bcven-furlong post, where Silver Scorn ran .to the front and had a clear lead at the ' half-mile, whero Prolyxo passed Gold Musk. At the turn Silver Scorn was eight lengths in front of Prolyxo, and she went on to win very easily by 10 lengths. Gold Musk being seven lengths away. Time, 2m 38 3-ss. Sectional times': First four furlongs. 50 3-Ss: five, 1m 10 3-ss; si*, lm 235-. seven, lm 85 3-ss; eight, lm 48 3-ss-. nine, 2ni 0 3-53. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, Of £300; li miles I—I—CARFEX. R. Hick's br g, 3yrs. by Nigger Minstrel—Crepitation. 7.0 (G. W. Duncan) . . . . . . . . 1 10—10—GRAND TALK. H. I. Spink's b m, syrs, by Grandcourt—Tall Talk, 7.0 (N. R. McKenzie) . . . . . 2 0 —2—AGA KHAN, C. Jackson's ch hj, 4yrs. by Chief Ruler—Lugano. 7.11 (P. S. Atkins) 3 (Winner trained by J. Brown, Hawera.) Also Started.—B—o Merry' Damon. 9.0 (T. Green); 3—4 Seatown. 8.12 (R. Reed): 4—3 Flying Prince, 8.4 (F. R. Fo3ter): 11—11 Valroe, S.O (R. W. McTavish); 7—7 Whakapara, 7.9'( H. N. Wiggins); 9—S Alloy, 7.7 (H. Gilmer); 12 —12 Jalldy KaTO. / 7.6 (A. G. Parsons); 5—5 Chans (S. Tremain), ,6—G Psychologist (S. J. Caininick). 7.0, car. 7.1. Head; three lengths. Time. 2m G 4-os. Whakapara was slow to begin. Psychologist took the lead runing out of_ the straight from Carfex, Aga Khan, Plying Prince and Grand Talk. Along the back Psychologist held command from Carlex end Aga Khan, who wero together ahead oi Grand Talk, Flying Prince and Jalldy Karo. Across the top Psychologist was Etill four lengths clear of Carfex and Aga ' Khan, who were closely followed by Grand Talk, Jalldy Karo and Flying Prince. Nearing the home turn Grand Talk moved ■up alongside Psychologist and held him into tho straight, but was then challenged by Carfetf. ■ who beat her by a head. Aga Khan was three lengths away third, and Flying Prince was fourth, followed by Psychologist Seatown and Chang. Time. 2m 6 4-ss. ' BRIGHTON HURDLES RACE, Of £350; 2 miles 9—9—BILLY BOY. G. J. Quirke's br c. aged. by Archiestown —Lady Lila, 10.2 (D J Burgess) . . 1 »—i—EMANCIPATION. Misses W and N. Corbett's b g. syrs. by Sir Dighton— Patrine 10.2 (B. Sullivan) . . . 2 B—S—ROYAL VISITOR. C. Dawson's br K. Cyrs. by Lucullus—Sports Queen. 30.7 (J H. Mcßae) . . .3 (Winner trained by R. W A. Lewis. Ellerslie.) Also Started. —I—31 —3 Prince of Orange. 11.10 \ (H. Dulieu). 4—7 Cruachan. 11.6 (R. C. j Miles l ; 10—10 High Pitch - (R. Olive): ) 6-4 Pad don (W. Rennie). 10.12: 3—l Lu ; cess. 10.1 (F Thompson): 5—5 Free Air. j 9.11 (W H. Preston): 7—fi Imperial Prince. 9.9 (T, Dulieu); 11—11 Kawim, 9.2. car o.'' (F. Hall). Cruachan and Prince of Orange led oyer the first fence from Lycess, Royal Visitor and Billy Boy. Prince of Orange went to the front before the third fence, where Iva-v.-ini fell, the order down the straight the first time being Prince of O'jnge. Royal Visitor. Crunchen. Duress. Billy Boy find Pnddon Imperial Prince fell at the fourth fence Pr : nce of Orante heme still in f r!)n along the back Royal Visitor. Crua clian. Bill v Hoy Huh Pitch and Lucess following fairfy closely, with Free.Air and Emancipation well 1 ack. Billy Bov then moved up to take command across <n n from Royal Visitor. Prince of < >mn"e Cruachan. Tliih fi'l Lucess. I list-name* l followed B : lly Boy over th» last fence, v.-ifii Rnvnl Visitor Cruachan. 1 mice nf Ornp'T "T'd Emancipation, wide out. Emnru-Wior, uvklo n crest eW in Hie Ftrpi"ht. bid f:-;'e,l hv t V.-re-oil" of I! lon»fh to c.ptrh B : "v Rov 17 rv-.1 Visitor was ( p ne-k nviv thir'l fo'lowerl by, Luccsfl. prince of On>.r,« e . Free Air Cruachan and High PiUh Time '"m I r >s gjp.rxrr> Haf>n ir,AP Of f°rO : l mile B—4— GOl'Dl'-N WINGS, C. T. Keeblc's cb g A v¥«• bv r.ackliam—Mognlo. 9.9 (R. Rr/d) 1 8 S_MANAWTTENUA. H Rama's, b h. syr3 by Acre —Country Picnic. P. 3 (L. Dnliou) " ■ ■ 1 12— P— LORDLY KNIGHT W. II Wilson's b rr -Ivia. by Paladin—Blood shed 7.12 (E. A. Keesing) i (Winner trained by H. E. Russell. Wood ville.) Also Started.—7—B Paganelli. 0(5 fO W Mclnally) • 9---10 Ladv Quex (F. R. Foster), 2—l Sunny Sky (H. N. Wi;«ins). 4-2 Gold Trail H. 3 (P. S. Atkins); 10—11 In flation HO IR. w. McTavish); 11-9 Eager Rose, 7.in, car 8.2 (G. Jenkins); 1--3 L'A!!"'.-ro, 7.1-2 (T. Green); 5—7 Aiguille (C. ,T Jones), &-l'2 Chief Cook (G. Connor'. 7.8; 12--13 Sea Ruler. 7.0, car, 7.2 Ui. A Bakerl. L'Allegro and Golden Wings were first to sMow out jnicl nfter a. rurlonj? naci beer covered, Golden Wings was in front from L'Allvtrro Eairor ivose. Gold Trail. Manawhenua and Sunny Sky. At the half-mile Oolden Wings led from L'Allegro and Paganelli had moved up to third, followed closely by Lordly Knight and Manawhcnua. who were toriother, Sunny Sky, Lady Q»ex and Chief Cook. Golden Wings was still clear at the turn but at the distance Manawhenua and Lordly Knight were coming fast, with L'Allegro, Lady Quex and Inflation all handy. Golden Wings stayed on to win by tliree-qtiarters of a length, while there was a great struggle for the l>'acos, Manawhenua beating Lordly Knight for second by half a length, and Inflation *'ul Lady Quox dead-heating for fourth. was close up nnd Eager Rose and Chief Cook wdro Time, lm 37 2-ss, a record for the,race. Sectional times: First iurlong, 13 l-5sT; two, 24 3-ss; three, 35 3-ss; *our. 495: five, lm

GREAT NORTHERN CHAMPAGNE STAKES, Of £GOO; two-year-olds; colts and geldings 8.10, fillies 8.8; 7 fur. O Donnell's br c, by High Art— Baby Doll. 8.10 (A. Tinker)' . .. 1 4—3—DEPUTY RULER, C. M. Emanuel's I ch c. by Chief Ruler—Duchess Eudolus. 8-10 (A. CI, Parsons) . . . . 2 " ARTAGNAN. A. Cook's ch c, by W.usketoon—Gold Beauty, 8.10 (E. A. heesmg) (Win:yer trained by A. Cook, To Awamutu.) Also Started.—s—l Rereatu, 8.10 (D. ? Rcc'd) in ° r ' I—l Priucesa Morten. 8.8 (It. Princess Doreen and lmpasto were first away and Princess Doreen led lmpasto. deputy lluler and D'Artagnan over the first furlong lmpasto then went to the front followed by Princess Doreen, Rereatu moving up third, with Deputy Ruler and V Ariiugnan next. Rereatu showed the way into the straight to l-'rinecss Doreen, lmpasto. Deputy Ruler and D'Artagnan. Rere--3 atu retired at the distance and lmpasto went to the front with Deputy Ruler and 1 1) Artagnan challenging strongly. lmpasto _ went on to wm comfortably from Deput" Ruler by a length, with D'Artagnan half " ' l length away third and Princess Doreen j fourth. lime, Ini 20 3-ss. 3 MANGERE STEEPLECHASE, Of £225; about 2{ miles f " J- Brown's b p:, aged, by Onzeley—Theorem, 10.0 (J. Smith) . I > 1 I—CALLAMART, K. McK. Duncan's 1 K, aged, by Callaghan—Martial Dawn, 10.1 (C. Thomson) .. ..2 B—B—NEIL, J. M. Buchanan's br g, 1 Gyrs, by Lucullus—Little Flower, 10.0 (J. H. Mcßae) . , . . . . 3 (Winner trained by owner. To Puke.) , , Als ° Started.—4—7 Royal Reign, 10—10 5 or *'J' a,er *! 3—3 Claremore (L. Dulieu), B—s Aassock (F. Thompson), 10.0: 7—4 Absent, 9.1 J (D. Craddock); s—o Creina's i King (E. Stamvay), s—o Arcade (P. Mcliray), 9.10; 12-12 Domo (F. E. Baker). ' K>—lo Ruby Meteor (R. C. Miles), 11—11 Little Arch (Radford), 9.0. Although he was slow in moving off, Abser.t led the field over the hill the first [ time, with Domo, Arcade, Creina's King and huby Meteor following. Absent remained in the lead over the water jump, ) with Domo close np, the pair being well clear of Callnmart, Arcade, Neil, Simeon 1 and Ruby Meteor. Going along tho back the second time Domo dropped back and » Absent, Simeon and Callamart were left 5 in charge from Neil_, Arcade, Creina's King and .Domo. On tho run down the hill Absent lost ground and Simeon, Callnmart, , [ Acil, Arcndo and Creina's King was the ' i order into the straight. Simeon went on to [ i win easily by six lengths from Callamart, , I which was four lengths clear of Neil. ! Creina's King being a close fourth, folL i lowed by Royal Reign, Absent, Arcade and j Claremore. Time, 4m 58s. ONSLOW STAKES, Of £200; two-year-olds; 6 fur. J 2—3—CATALOGUE, J. Hughes and A. Alters' b g, by Lord Quex —Catalani, 7.9 (H. N. Wiggins) 1 10—10—SEA FOX, J. P. Butler's b g, by Hunting Song—Seasprite, 7.0, car. 7.1 (S. Tremain) 2 3—2—RAPPER, R. Brough's ch c, by Danilof—Rapt. 7.12 (G. W. Duncan) 3 (Winner trained by L. Wilson, Awapuni.) Also Started.—4—6 Coronia, 8.7 (F. R. Foster); 7—B King Mestor (T. Green), 5—4 Gold Pocket (H. Gilmer). 8—0; B—7 Star Artist, 8.0, car. B—l (R. Reed); 6—5 Queen Mona, 7.9 (N. R. MeKeuzie); I—l Cherry King, 7.6, car. 7.7 (P. S. Atkins); 9—9 My Money, 7.G. car. 7.10 (R. W. McTavish). Gold Pocket and Star Artist were quickest away and at the end of a furlong Star Artist was in front from Gold Pocket. King | Mestor, Sen. Fox. Catalogue and Rapper. | Entering tho straight King Mestor was | just showing out from Star Artist and Sea Fox, with Coronis and Catalogue next. Catalogue came through at the distance to beat Sea Fox by a length ar.d u-half and I Rapper, who made a late run, was two lengths away third. Coronis was fourth, succeeded by Gold Pocket, Queen Nona, MiMoney and Cherry King. Time, lm 15s. EDEN HANDICAP, Of £2CO; 1 mile I 7—6—KILTOWYN. A. D. Potter' 3 b c 1 3yrs, by Kilhroney—Towyn, 7.0, car. 7.7 (P. S Atkins) . . . . . . 1 S—7—ROYAL GALLANT. W. Hosking's br g, 4yrs, by Topgallant—Princess llona, 8.2 (P. R. Foster) . . . . 2 9- 12—MASTER BRIERLY, M. J. Moodabe's ch g, Syrs, by Musketoon—Lady Brierly, 9.7 (R. S. Bugby) . . . . 3 (Winner trained by owner, Ellerslie.) Also Started.—.s—s Muff. 8.12 (D. O'Con- ' nor); I—l Senegal, 8.9 (R. Reed); 2—3 Desert Star, 8.5 (L, Dulieu); 4 —4 Blanford. 8.0 (R. W. McTavish); 11—11 Holly Lu. i 7.12 (G. Connor): 3—2 Ruri, 7.12, ear. 7.7 I (G. A. Baker); 14—13 Ruby Dawn, 7.10. cnr. 8.0 (T. Green); 13—9 (Currajong, 7.9 (H. N. Wiggins): 10—10 United, 7.0 (S. J. Cainmick); 17—16 Mahkill, 7.2 (S. Tremain), 12—14 Master Norvai, 7.0, car. 7.3 (J. A. Fenrn): 15—15 Wee Pat, 7.0, car. 7.2 (G. J. Jones); G—B Racefield (H. Gil- | mer); IS —18 King Comet (G. W. Duncan/, i 7.0. car. 7.1; 10—17 Sir Musk, 7.0 (N. R i McKenzie). I Kiltowyn led from end to end. Currajong, I Mahki.l and Racefield followed Kiltowyn | in close order along the back, the order j across the top being Kiltowyn, Racefield, Currajong, Mahkill, Blanford, Holly Luand Senegal. At the turn RaceSekl, Mahkill end Currajong were still close to Kiltowyn, while Master Brierly ran very wide. In tho run homo Kiltowyn maintained his advantage and won from Royal Gallant, who came from well back and just headed Master Brierly. Ruri was fourth, followed by Desert Star, Blanford, Currajong and Holly Lu. Time, lm 38 2-ss. HAWKE'S BAY FIXTURE SPEED TAKES THE CUP DEAD-HEAT IN SPRINT [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] HASTINGS, Saturday Tho Hawke'u Bay Jockey Club's autumn mcctiui: wa° held to-dav in fine weather before a large attendance. This was the first meeting held at Easter. The win and olnce totalisator operated hero for the first time. Investments totalled £7Oll for seven races, against £7917 for eight races last year Results were: RIVERSLEA HURDLES, of £7O. about li • miles.—l—l Kinsel, 10.11 (J. Leach), 1: 4—4 Redbank. 9.9 (A. f McGwire), 2: 3—3 Kim- ! bo, 9.13 (Strntton). 3 Also started: 2—2 j Whenumui, 10.10; 5 —5 Kaokaoroa, 9.0. Two I lengths- four. Time. 2m 475. Redbank took i the lead emly but was replaced bv Kinsel | at the railway bend. Kinsel maintained Iho advantage in tho straight to win comfortably. POUKAWA MAIDEN RACE, of £OO. weight 8.7 5j fur.—3—2 Royal Shift (J j Green), i: 1— J Grand Sport, 2: B—B Queen's Diadem, 3. Half a neck: head. Time, lm Is Royal Shift and Duskv Crown were left badly. Queen's Diadem led into the straight where Roval Shift made a eieat run to overtake tho leaders just on the post NURSERV HANDICAP, of £7O, 5i fur.— 3-—3 Culli'" 7 4 (Faulkner). 1: 5—4 Princess. Bell, 8.11 (Walsh). 2: 4—o Limbohrn. 8.3. \ 3 Also started- I— I Slippery. 9.4: 2—2 lly- | biscus, 2; B—B Passion Fruit. 8.0. 7 —7 i Mercian Queen. 7 12: o—s0 —5 McHeath. 7.8: 9—9 Mercian Lass. 7.4. Half n length: length and a-half Time lin "Is HAWKE'S BAY CUP Of £150; 11 miles 1 i—SPEED, 8.3 (J Leach) I 43—WHITE FANG. 7.7 (L. Gray) 2 3 ,j VALSIER, 7.10 (Faulkner) 3 Also Started. —5 —5 M.v Own. 8.0: 2—2 Chock Say 7.11; 0 Roval Parade. 7.2 Half a head; two lengths. Time. 2m 6s Valsiei led into the straight from Speed. Roval Parade. White Fang and Chock Sav. but Speed canio away with White I'arur challenging strongly <n a great limsli Speed won by half a nead HERETAUNGA HANDICAP, ot £7O. 1 ...,j.. .j 4 High Grader. 7.3 (Gray). 1: ~--J Sabiilini, 8.0 (Fanning). 2; 7—7 Gold_ Ruler. 7 4 (Calli'mn), 3. Also started: 6—» Monarchy. 8.2; 1— 1 Gainsfid. 7.0; i>—6 Wedding Dells 7.2 B—B "Hard Gold, 3—2 &unstead, 7.0. Half a length each way lime, lm 40 t-5h Sabatini led in the straight where High Grader came through AUTUMN HANDICAP, of £7O. (i fur.-2-2 Stitch. 8.5 (Leach). 1; 1-3 ft renin v. 9.3 (Faulkner), 2: 4—l Princess Bell 8.2 (Walsh), 3. Also started- 5—5 Royal Hunting, 9.0; 3--4 Jn/.z King. 7.8; o—6 Master Frank. 7.0 Two lengths- one. J itne. lm 13 2-ss. Grumpy iunined out first and ie(l the field into the straight, but Stitch forced ahead at the distance to win comfortably lIAVELOCK FLYING HANDICAP, of €IOO 0 fur.—4 Tahomn. 7.11 and 2 Kailioro. 7.8 (Mullins). dead-heat. 1: 3 False Setnl, 7.0 (Callihnn). 3 Also started: 1 Aston Kaihoro led into the straight but in a great run home Tahoma dead-heated on the post Time, lm 13s. IMPASTO AND D'ARTAGNAN With tho conclusion of the Ellorslie meeting lmpasto and D'Artagnan finish their racin" for the season. Their owners have docided that their future prospects will be improved if they are gelded. A. Cook stated yesterday that both colts will be operated upon after their return to To Awamutu.