RETURN FROM SYDNEY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21480, 2 May 1933, Page 7

RETURN FROM SYDNEY

NEW ZEALAND HORSES jAUTOPAY AND GOLDEN HAIR ■j i !* u •- r [by telegraph—nwx correspondent] WELLINGTON, Monduy; Several New Zealunders who have been in Sydney for tho Easter racing returned homo to-day by the Monowai. Included in' iho party were Messrs. J. Donald, N. E. iAitken, H. F. Wood, H. Martindale, O, Cox and G. Jones. Mr. Donald brought back a yearling filly by Rossendale whicli he purchased at tho Bales. Ho expressed tho opinion that the sales were a decided success. Good prices were obtained for the pick of the lots. Messrs. Aitken and Wood returned with Autopay, They wcro disappointed with their horse petting left in tho Doncaster but recouped their losses. the same day on Bayacre, while on the second day Autopay's win was very profitable. As in the Thompson Handicap ho camo from the rear with a great run. He raced sourly on the two concluding days and has had enough for the time being. He will be spelled and brought in again for tho spring racing. G. Jones, private trainer to Mr. W. It. Kemball in Melbourne, brought back Posy and Doveliko, who failed to stand training and will bo sent to the stud. Jones, who has won 22 races in Victoria, will return oil May 11 with seven of tho young horses of Mr. Kemball's that have been prepared for the trip by Mr. Kemball's trainers here. O. Cox brought back Golden Hair. He says that the filly probably went over ftt the most difficult period of the year, but all I the samo he thinks she is not far below Australia's best. She got badly left in tho Champagne Stakes, her second start. Sho may return in the spring. Other horses 011 board the Monowai were La Moderne, First Acre and Bayacre, who were railed home later in the afternoon.

CHAMPION JOCKEY 1,. ENGLISH PERFORMANCES | KING'S FOURTH SUCCESS LONDON, April 26 Richards, the champion jockey, achieved a feat unprecedented in recent years with four successive winners at tho Newmarket meeting, including the King's Fox Earth, which was the fourth Royal success this season. Richards also obtained a third placo. NELSON JOCKEY CLUB ACCEPTANCES FOR SATURDAY [BY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION] NELSON, Monday Acceptances for the first day of the Nelson Jockey Club's meeting,' which takes place next Saturday and Monday, are as follows: RICHMOND TROT, of £6O; limit 3.7; li miles.—; Max Havoc, Guystar,. Parrish Maid, Janice, Guymond, Count Parrish, limit. HOPE HACK HANDICAP, of £75; 7 fur.—Landmark. 9.7; Kalmulc, Capetown, 5.13; Gold Pnnd, 8.6; Hampden, 8.4; Shootist, 9.3; Gc iden Arrow, 7.13; Purse, 7.12; Bonnie Vale, 7.11; Jael, Dawn o' Day, Imasurvey, 7.7. NELSON CUP. of £150; 11 milos.—Landmark, 9.0; Miladi, 8.8; White Doe, 8.6; Stanchion, Juggle, 7.13; Navaho. 7.11; Capo Fail, 7.8; Eaton Hall, 7.4; Flower, Coomassie, Fallow, 7.0. WAI-ITI TROT, of £6O; limit 3.45; lj miles.—Max Havoc, Guystar. Trixie do Oro, Janice, Guymond, Count Parrish, limit. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of £9O; 6 fur —Miladi, 9.5; Semper Paratus, Sir Pombal: 8.9; Projection, 7.9; Hampden,' 7.6; Full Cro;p, 7.5; Solvear, 7.3; Misa Mercia, Golden Shadow, Lady Rene, 7.0. ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of .£7O, 6 fur.—Landmark, 9.3; Haulbowline, 8.9; Gold Sand, 8.3; Hampden. 8.2; Shootist. 8.1; Lady Ronald, 7.13; Golden Arrow, 7.10; Solitaire 11., Golden Shadow. 7.8; Imasur vey, 7.4; Dawn o' Day, 7.3; Nocturnus, Helen Hayes, 7.0. - ■ ■ < WAIMEA" HANDICAP, of £BS; 1 nnle Make ,Up, 9.5; Stanchion, Juggle, 8.2; Pakitere, 7113; Eaton Hall, 7.7; Coll. 7.3; Flower, 7.2; Lady Rone-, Jael, Fallow, 7.0. The other event on the programme is the Novice Stakes.

RETURN OF I. TUCKER SUCCESSFUL JUMPING RIDER I. Tucker, the hurdle and steeplechase horseman who rode Copey to victory in the Great Northern Steeplechase last year and has since been very successful in Victoria, arrived in Wellington by the Monowai from Sydney yesterday. Tucker, who had his first experience with jumpers with J. Fryer's team at Hawera, will rido Copey and probably Greeji, Linnet in their jumping engagements at the Egmont, Wanganui and Great Northern meetings. G. W. NEWS PLANS AUSTRALIAN TRIP LIKELY . Good Hunting, who has been in H. J. Benge's stable at Trentham for the past six weeks,' was on Saturday sent to Awapuni, where ho will temporarily enter G. W. New's Btable. It iH understood that New is" taking Beau Gallante, also possibly Beaconsfield Arctic Region, to Australia this month, and Good Hunting will form an additional member of the small team. TRAINING AT HAWERA AGA KHAN'S MILE GALLOP [from our own correspondent] HAWERA, Saturday The winding-up gallops for next week's meeting were performed in fine but dull weather this morning. The outside of the course proper was available for fast work and was in good order. La Crown ran seven furlongs in 1.39 L without being bustled at any stage. Tentcall (W. E. Pine), starting smartly on the inside, led March Alone (Shield) and Attentive (Feasy) over six furlongs and was a long neck in front of them at the finish in 1.22}. The first three furlongs took 41s. Awaken (J. M. Pine) and Carfex (Vaughan) started from the mile and a-ciuarter post, but went only at three-quarter pace until reaching the five furlongs, where the pace was increased. Timed frojn the five Carfex was two lengths in front of Awaken in Two' visitors, King Win and Lapstone. looking in excellent order, did easy pacework on the two-year-old track. / Grey Papa was given barrier practice and afterwards did half-pace work. Green Linnet and Haunui were exercised on the two-year-old track, finishing their tasks smartly. Aga Khan (Feasy) and Gibraltar (Shield) were associated over a mile. Aga Khan made the pace, and after covering the first three furloygs in 41 |s, always had the advantage, finishing three lengths in front 111 Chief Lino and Davistock worked on tho two-year-old track. Davistock looks well and was anxious to go faster. Diagano (Feasy) and Chief Link (Parkes) ran five furlongs. Diagano went more amenably this morning and had all the best of tho gallop, winning by several lengths m 1 1\ 'Little Doubt (Coyle} commenced smartly and beat Icier (Feasy) home by two lengths "'conev (W. Grindlny) gave another good exhibition, over a round of the steeplechase fences. HAWERA REHANDICAPS As the result of rehandicaps Arvada's weight in tho Flying Handicap at Hawera to-morrow has been increased by Slb. to 7 8 and Fairway's weight in tho. Tawhiti Hack has been raised by slb. to 9.1. TROTTING AT CAMBRIDGE In the President's Handicap, to be nin at the Cambridge Trotting Club s meeting on Saturday, Raider has been rehandicapped from limit to 24yds bhd. TROTTING FIXTURES May 4, G— Forbury Park Trotting Club. May (i— Cambridge Trotting Club May B—Northland Trotting Club (at Cam bridge). ,„ . May 13—Auckland Trotting Club. May 13—Oamaru Trotting Club. May 20—Rotorua Trotting Club (nontotalisator). . . , , . May 27—Kaikoura Trotting Club (at P*ew June 1, 3—Hawko's Bay Trottinc Club.