RIVERTON MEETING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21470, 19 April 1933, Page 9

RIVERTON MEETING

FINAL DAY'S EVENTS WIN FOR WATER POWER LAST RACE TO RED BOA [bv Xh L lit. It Al' H —l' 11 ESS ASSOCIATION'] V EHCARGILL, Tuesday 1 lie liiverton Racing Club's meeting was „ concluded to-dny<iu beautiful weather. The :l I rack was soft. There was u fair attendance e r.nd the tetalisntor handled £11,543, against 1 £11.159 or. the third day last year. The - total for the meeting was £38,782, against 1 £31.,88!) year. Results were:—• , OREPUKI HANDICAP, 1 Of £100; 0 fur. • O—CORONER, 9.0 (Cooper) .. .. 1 I—I—OBLIGEMENT, 8.9 (Ellis) .. 2 • 4 4—ISLAND LTXNET, 8,7 (Brodie) . . 3 ' r Also Started.—2—2 Gold Ray. 5—3 Grnn- » ado, 10—9 1 risox, 90; 5 Look Smart, . 7—7 Dazzling -Eyes, 8.12; 9—lo Garnish, . B—B History Paper, 8.9. Half n length; half a length. Granltdo j was fourth. Time, lm 19 4-ss. ' WAKATIPU TROT, 1 Of A'l'2o; limit 3.-12; l) miles 10—10— OZANAM, limit (Winter) . .. 1 2 —2—AZURE, limit (Walsh) ~ ~2 3 I—G—JUST SHANDI, 1 i)Byds bhd (Cosgrove) 3 j Also Started.—o—s Vacation, 5—4 Kibo, I—l Teviot Downs. B—B Lindruni, 7—7 Chiming Wave, 3—3 Peter Mitchell, 9—9 L Lady Zita. 1 Short head; two lengths. Kibo was t fourth. Time. 3m 39 2-ss. . FIORD HANDICAP, I Of £200; 1 mile | I—I—WATER POWER, 8.0 (Powell) .. 1 3—3—THE SMUGGLER, 9.2 (Didham) 2 7—G-LOCKSLEY, 7.0 (Jones) .. ..3 Also Started.—2—2 Salmo Salar. 8.4; 5—5 Stecton, 7.13; 4—4 Toreador, 7.7; B—9 t | Totolomai. 7.4; 10—10 Night Maid, 9—9 j I Leading Boy, 7.1; G—7 Jack a' Dandy. 7.0. - Head; neck. Totolomai was fourth. Time, ! lai 465. 1 j FAIRFAX HANDICAP, I j Of £100; 7 fur. • | a—3—LAN'S MARCH, 8.2 (Pratt) .. 1 ' I 2—2—GREAT SHOT, 8.5 (Cotton) .. 2 ■ | d—4—REMINDER. 7.12 (Winder) .. 3 Also Started. —5—5 Sailing Home, 9.1; j I—l Trek, 8.9; 10—10 Irish Birdcatcher, 8.1; B—9 Broughshane, 7.10; o—B Brown | ■ Pearl, 7—ti Gold Dress, 11 —11 Fair Vision, j 7.7; .a—7 Remindful, 7.7. Half a length; two lengths. Trek was ! '! fourth. Time, lm 32 3-53. AUTUMN STEEPLECHASE, II Of £150; 24 miles , : 3—O—BARRINGTON, 9.0 (Walker) .. 1 S—4—FRENCH FLEET, 10.2 (Demp--1 j ster)' . . C | j 7—7—VALVES, 9.3 (Mr. J. Davie) . . 3 Also Started.—l—l Deportment, 10.13 1 (fell); 2—2 Nylotis, 10.9 (fell); 4 —3 Antrim Boy, 9.12; 6—5 Sir Richard. 9.0. ' Three lengths; ten. Sir Richard was fourth. Time, 5m 355. OHAI TROT, Of £120; limit 3.4; 1J miles i I—2—JOLLY DRIVE, limit (Mitchell) . 1 2—l AZURE, limit (Walsh) .. ..2 B—S—CHIMING WAVE, 12yds bhd (Budge) 3 Aloo Started. — Martcllo. 12—11 Lucky Lee. 4—4 Black Shadow, 6—6 Kibo, 10—9 Ozanam; 13—11 Episode; 11—12 Lindruni, 3—3 Red King, G—lo Sergeant Dallas, 5—5 Weary Voyase, 11—13 Lady Zita. « Two lengths; three and a-half lengthn. Black Shado.v was 'fourth. Time. 3m 0 2-ss. WAI PAN GO 'HANDICAP, Of £100; 1 mile 3—S—WORSHIP. 9.2 ißrodie) .. ..1 11—11—HIGH SPEED. 7.7 (Pratt) .. 2 10—10—MISS REDOWA. 7.10 (Lerkie) . 3 Also Started.—2—3 Palmary, 8.10; I—l Amy Johnson. S.O: 4—2 Royal Emblem. 8.3; G—4 Youag Sentinel. 7—7 Mayam, 7.13: !!—9 Afcln. 5—6 Venite. 7.10; 13 —l3 Vinegrove. 7.8: 14 1 —14 Poor Boy, 12—12 Ecclcfechan, B—S Some Breeze, 7.7. Head: 011 c and a-half lengths. Palmary was fourth. Time, lm 46 2-sfl. FAREWELL HANDICAP, Of XI50: 7 fur. G—3—RED BOA. 7.11 (Phillips) .. 1 S—S—PALERMO, 9.0 (Didham) .. ..2 I—I—PALANTUA, 7.4 (W. Jenkins) . . 3 Also Started. —~—w~ Water Power, 8.0; B—o Steeton. 8.7; I—6 Tea Party, 8.0; 3—l Blue Metal. 7.11; B—B Jack a' Dandy, 7.7; 2—2 Locliurd. 7.4; 10 -10 Some Rose, 7.0. Half a length: one and a-half lengths. Lochard was fourth. Time, lm 32 2-ss. TURF IN AUSTRALIA RANDWICK MEETING LIST OF ACCEPTANCES (Received April 18. 9.45 p.m.) SYDNEY, April 18 Following are the acceptances for the chief events at the Australian Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting at Randwick to-morrow;— ALL.AGED plate, Of £1300; 1 mile st. lb. el. lb. Veilmond ... 9 1 Tom Pinch . . 812 Hourly .... 9 1 Dcrmid .... 811 Autopa.v (N.Z.) 9 1 KuVera. .... 8 8 Winooka ... 9 0 La Modern© . tJ G CUMBERLAND PLATE, Of £1000; I] miles 1 st. lb. st. lb. Veilmond ... 9 :i Peter Pan ..84 Citnbriun ... 9 3 Oro 8 4 Rogilla .... 9 0 Kuvcra .... 8 4 Johnnie Jason 8 11 SALE OF YEARLINGS DEALINGS IN SYDNEY (Received April IS. 9.45 p.m.) SYDNEY, April 18 At the yearling sales of thoroughbreds to-day bidding was fairly brisk for the progeny ot Brazen, seven of which realised 2420 guincus, and averaged 315 guineas. A brown colt by Pantheon brought 1100 guineas, as did a colt by Constant Son. Several Magpie colt 3 made 450 guineas. Percy Miller's draft frotn the Scone Stud, comprising mostly Pantheon's, excited keen competition, nine selling for a total of 2750 guineas. SYDNEY CUP RACE ROGILLA'S PERFORMANCE SYDNEY. April 18 The Sydney Morning Herald, commenting 011 the Sydney Cup. says :—Rogilla won by means of an amazingly fast and long run. His speed carried him from a rear position at the mile to the lead at the half mile and his stamina enabled him to continue his run for the last half mile and to beot off 11 strong challenge by two lightly-weighted runners. The Daily Telegraph says :—Rogilla's burst of speed was breath-taking and amazed the thousands of peoplo who saw the rncc. 'Rogilla's rider can hardly be complin>onted (or the manner in which he rode the chestnut and in winning under such circumstances Rogilla proved himself a first-class horse. Pretzel and Lough Ncagli both were bumped during the race. HORSES RETURN HOME A. Cook returned to Te Awamutu yestnrday with Tmpaflto, D'Artngnnn and Sea Ruler. J. Brown to Hawera with C'arfex. and W. J. McLean sent the jumpers Lucess, Day Lark and Nacsock back to Matamata. Master Norval, also in McLean's team, stayed behind to raco at Avondale. TROTTING FIXTURES April 19—Metropolitan Trottine Club. April 22—Ashburton Trotting Club. April 29— Wangnnui Trotting Club. May 4, G—Forbury Park Trotting Club. May G—Cambridge Trotting Club. May B—Northland Trotting Club (at Cambridge). May 13—Auckland Trotting Club.