RESULTS AT DUNEDIN

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21617, 9 October 1933, Page 7

RESULTS AT DUNEDIN

THE GUINEAS CONTEST WIN FOR THE MASQUERADER HURDLES TO RANK OUTSIDER [BV TELEGRAPH — J PRESB ASSOCIATION] DUNEDIN, Saturday The spring meeting of the Bunedin Jockey Club was concluded to-day, the weather being fine at first,, but rnin setting itv before tho Inst race. The steeplechaser Kapuiui, paid a sensational dividend in winning the Wakari Hurdles. Tho totalisator handled £12,153, making a total of £19.315 for the two days, compared with £17,361 last yctu, nn increase of £195). Results:— WAKARI HURDLES, of £100; li miles. —7—7 K a puna, 9.4 (H. Anderton), 1; 2—l Gold Knight, 10.11 (W. Pascoe), 2; I—2 Mtnibo, 11.2 (G. Salt), 3. Also started: 4—5 Captain's Gift, 11.0; 3—3 Polling Day, 10.3; 5-—4 Umtnli, o—o Hystride, B—B8 —8 Whipnot, 9.0 Length; length. Time. 2m 53 4-ss. KAIKORAI HANDICAP, of £80; 1 mile. —3 —3 Falkland. 7.7 (A. H. Eastwood), 1; 2—2 Blazon. 8.12 (E. Ludlow), 2; 5—7 Donalda, 7.7 (W. IT. Jones), 3. Also started: B—B Worship, 9.1; I—l Flower, 8.8. and Shootist, 7.12. bracketed; 4—l Reminder, S.fi; 7—G Shock, 8.4; G—s Pink Paper. 8.0; 9—9 Lyciuas, 7.7. One and a-half lengths: neck. Time, lm 45 2-ss. SHORTS HANDICAP, of £120; 6 fur.— 3—3 Mobile. 8.5 (U. H. Brodie). 1; 2—2 Fair Weather. 7.13 (G. Barclay). 2; l—l Silver Streak. 8.13 (A. 11. Eastwood), 3. Also started: 5—5 Meadow Lark, 8.1; I—4 Kerbside. 7.12; G—6 Hula Belle, 7.10. Head; three-quarters of a length. Time, lm 17 4-ss. RAN FURL Y HANDICAP, of £150; 1 mile.-—l—l Polydora. 9.1 (M. Kirwan). 1; 4—3 Irish Lancer. 7.10 (A. H. Eastwood), 2: 5—5 Guarantee. 7.G (11. Phillips), 3. Also started: 3—4 Shatter, 8.10; 2—2 l'ulantua, 8.7; 6—G Salmo Salar, 7.13. Half n. length; same. Time, lm 445. DUNEDIN GUINEAS, Of £250; three-year-olds; colts and geldings 8.10, fillies 8.5; 1 mile 4—4—THE MASQUERADER. 8.10 (J. W. Jennings) 1 2—-2—SILVOX, 8.10 (D. O'Connor) . . 2 1-J—FRACAS, 8.5 (A. H. Eastwood) 3 Also Started.—3—3 Southdown, 8.10; 6—5 Daiing Deed, 5 —G June the Third, 8.5. Three-quarters of a length; two and a-half lengths. Time, lm 44 2-sa. DOMINION HANDICAP, of £9O: two-year-olds; 4 fur.—2 Invoice, 8.2 (J.. W. Jennings), 1; 3 Custodian, 7.7 (A. liussell), 2; 1 Queen of Song. 7.9 (J. Dooley), 3. Also started: 1 Wonderful. 8.5 (coupled with Quean of Song); 4 Pompeii. 7.9. Three lengths; four lengths. Time. 51 2-ss. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of £100; 7 fur.— I—2 Grand Finale. 7.13 (J. Dooley). 1; 3—3 Sailing Home, 8.11 (D. O'Connor), 2; 4—4 Royal Sceptre, 8.5 (A. Russell). 3. Also started: 5 —5 Filosol, 8.8; 2—l Charmaine, 8.4; 7—7 Lochard, 8.0; 6—6 Shootist, 7.13. Two leifgths; three-quarters of a leriptli. Time, lm 31 3-ss. CLARENDON HANDICAP, of £80; 6 fur. —3-—1 Ventrac. 7.7 (P. Powell), 1; 4—2 Fbing Amy. 7.7 (W. H. Jones), 2; 7—G Silent Flight. 8.2 (A. H. Eastwood), 3. Also started: I—l Amelita, 9.0; 10 —11 Arden's Beauty. 8.10; 2—4 Trivet. 8.8; Cherry Queen. 8.6; 5—5 Irish Birdcatcher, 82; 9—7 High Speed, 6—6 Cleaner. 7.12; 13—12 Dissemble, 11—10 Island Linnet, 34- 14 Norman Conquest, 12—13 Sungem, 7.7. Seveu lengths; three-quarters of a length. Ttene, lm 18 2-ss. NOTES ON THE RACING SILVOX NOT WELL RIDDEN [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] DUNEDIN, Saturday A rank outsider. Kapuna, won the Wakari Hurdles and paid over half a century. Gold Knight appeared to have Kapun;i bc«ten after landing over the last hurdle, but- ho collapsed. Membo found his weight too much and the distance too short. Falkland vr.s improved by his race on the first day pnd stayed on,bi-st in tho Kaikorai Handicap, in whirfh Blazon was ridden a bad race and should have won. He. was kept too fir out in the first halfmile, although apparently going well, and then came round the field to make a late run. The field cf six in the Shorts Handicap got away in two sections, Silver Streak. Meadow Lark and Hula lielle being slow to move. Kf.rht.ide and Mobile led from Fair Weather, nr.d the last-named took charge in' the straight but just failed to stall off Mobile. Silver Streak would have been a sure winner but for losing ground at the start. Polyd'iru cut'larsed the opposition in the Ranfurly Handicap. Silvox should have won the Dunedin Guineas, but was kept too far out of his ground and a he'ated run found him unable to reach The Masquerader. Fracas had every chance, but failed to stay. Southdown could not handlo the going, and the others were outclassed. Invoice got a break at the start of the Dominion Handicap and that was the end of the rice. Grand Finale made hacks of the opposition in the Telegraph Handicap and tie p.ime thing occurred in the Clarendon Handicap, in which Ventrac cleared right out from the rest of tho field. A. E. ELLIS SUSPENDED TERM OF TWO MONTHS INCIDENT IN McLEAN STAKES [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION"] DUNEDIN. Saturday The jockey A. E. Ellis, rider of Control, winner of the McLean Stakes on Thursday, was to-day suspended for two months for cutting-in too quicklv at tho start of that race. A. E. Ellis is one of the Dominion's most prominent horsemen and he topped the list of winning riders in the 1928-29 season with 61 wins. He has ridden with considerable success, both on the flat and over fences, and last season and the one before his activities were curtailed for some time owing to accidents, although last season he was eighth with 37 wins, in spite of the fact that he was out of action at a busy period. Ellis' suspension is unfortunate for him, as he will mins a considerable number of meetings, including the New Zealand Cup carnival at Riccarton next month. EVENTS IN MELBOURNE WIN FOR MIDDLE WATCH NEW ZEALAND FILLY'S THIRD (Received October 8, 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Oct. 8 Tho New Zealand-bred horses Gaine Carrington and Wheriko finished third in their races at tho Victoria Racing Club's meeting at Flemington yesterday, the former in the October Stakes, won by Middle Watch, and Wheriko in the Stand Handicap, won by Petau. The Auckland-owned colt Weatherwise finished fifth in the Stand Handicap, and Queen Helen, owned by Mr. W. R. Kemball, of Wellington, was third in the fillies' division of the Maribyrnong Trial Stakes. Queen Helen is a bay filly by Chief Ruler from the Limond mare Helen, and was purchased as a yearling for 55 guineas. Results: OCTOBER STAKES, Of £050; weight-for-age, with penalties and allowances; 1 mile MIDDLE WATCH. W. Tindall's blk h. syrs, by The.Night Patrol—Aspirant. 9.8 (Beasley) 1 L'EIjITE. L. Kearney's eh c, 3yrs, by Gay Lothario—Sweet Marguerite, 8.-1 (Dempsey) 2 GAINE C'ARRINGTON (N.Z.-bred), J". Phillips' ch hj, 4yrs, by Hunting Song—Left, 9.0 (Callinan) .. ..3 Thirteen started. Head; three-quarters of a length. Time, lm 38}s. STAND HANDICAP, Of £500; 1{ miles PETAU. E. E. D. Clarke's b h. 4yrs, by C'ykion—Begonia, 0.8 (Mornn) . . , ,'i GLENVARLOCH, S. Stephenson's ch g, 4yrs, by Manfred—Abbeville, 7.10 (Sharpe) 2 WHERIKO (N.Z.-bred). E. A. Connolly's br c, 3yrs, by Night Raid—Satisfaction, 7.11 (A Reed) 3 Twenty-two started, including Weatherwise, who was fifth. Two lengths; length. Time, 2m sls,