JONATHAN'S COURSE RECORD

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21765, 3 April 1934, Page 7

JONATHAN'S COURSE RECORD

him as the field ncared flic mile post and Gay Broney was in chnnre along tho hack from Epigram, with Royal Artist and Knight of Australia together next, followed Itv Mas lor Briorly, Baroscope, Sunny Sky and Ornamevital. flay Broney led by a length from Epigram and Knight of Australia at the half-mile, with Royal Artist. Master Brierly. Baroscope and Sunny Sky following in close order. Gny Broney was first into tli e straight from Kniflht of Australia and Royol Artist, witli Master Brierly coming oil the outside. Master Brierly challenged f!ny Broney lulow the distance and, finishing in great style under his big weight, won by half a length. Knight of Australia wan a length awny Royal Artist was fourth, succeeded by Sunny Sky, TCpisrain. Ornamental and Baroscope. Time. 2ni 335. Sectional times: First four furlong*. 53 3-ss: five furlongs, lm 7s: s'.x furlon-rs. lm 19 2-fis; s,even furlongs, lm 32 '2-or-; mi e, lm 45 5-06; nine furlongs. 1 m 575: and the last half-mil:-, 17 355.

AUTUMN STEEPLECHASE, ' .Of £350; about 3 miles ! 4—BIFORM, A Hundley's b g. aged, by j Muskall— Aquitania. 10.7 (!'. Jhonipson)' . . • • • S—PATIJTAHI. A. Tootnon's b _g. aged, bv Polydamon—Lionskm, 9.< (lA ,J ■ 0 Burgess) 2—SIMEON, J. Brown's b g, aged, by Gaieley—Theorem, 10.10 tJ. Smith) . 3 (Winner trained by owner, Paeroa) Also Started.—3 Collamart, 11.12 ,<C. Thomson); ft Billy Boy, 11.11 'W. Re nine): j I Snow Pr nee, 10.10 (J- ? ' ! Town Beauty. 0.7 (F. E. Baker): 6 Giant b | Opal, 9.0. ctir. 9.1 <C». Carniont). Town Beauty led over the first fence, where Callainart's rider lost an iron and he j was pulled up. Town Beauty went on in the ■ lead from Snow Prince and I afutahi. 1 own ' Beauty shov/ed Uio way up the liill Jiyfc If.nctlts clcn r of Snow Pviucc. witli j3noi*ni i nnd Simeon together next, ahead of Patu- ; tnhi Town Beauty just led at tho double from Snow Prince. Biforni and Simeon, with an interval of several lengths to PtituI tahi. Turning along the bnck Snow Prince I nssumed rommond from Town Beauty, ' Simeon and Biforni. with 1 atutahi next, j Patufahi ran up to Snow Prince going up ' the hil!:. ami thev turned down the incline 1 in front from Simeon. Biforni and Billy | Boy. Patlitahi led over the stonewall into ! the straight, closely followed by Simeon. Snow Pi incu and Biforni. There was little j between Patutahi. Simeon and Biform at Die last fence, and Biform. on the outside, ' finished best to win by a length from Patutalii. Simeon was two lengths away third : and Billy Biy was fourth, followed at inter- ! vals by Snow Prince. Town Beauty and ; Grant's Opol. Time, 5m 555. HUIA HANDICAP, Of ftso; 0 fur. 1-"JONATHAN, Mrs. S L. Parsons' b c. 4yra. bv Thespian— Joanfax, 9.4 (R. W. McTavish) . . 1 I 4—KING FORD, Mrs. F. Baker's eh g. j (iyrs, by King Lupin—Miss Ford, 7.1. I car. 7.G (W. J. Broughton) .. ..2 I 2—POMP. (J M. Currie's br g, liyrs, by j Absurd--Potnyris, 7.9, car. 7.105 (L. J.Ellis) 3 (Winner tro.ined by A. Cook, Te Awamutu.) Also Started.—s British Columbia, 7.10 (S. Tremain); 7 Puss Moth. 7.7 (A. G. Pari sons); 3 IVAllcgro, 7.3 (H. N. Wiggins) ;0 Hampton Park, 7.0, car. 7.1 i (O. Reed). A good start waft effected and Hampton Park was first out from L'Allegro, Puss Moth and King Ford. With just over a furlong covered 1/Allegro was in command and led past the half-mile from Puss Moth, Hampton Park. British Columbia, Pomp, King Ford and Jonathan. King Ford led by a length at: the turn from Hampton Park and Puss Moth, who were together ahead of British Columbia and Pomp, with Jonathan coming on the outside and 1/Allegro last. Jonathan finished on strongly to score by a length from King Ford, who defeated Pomp bv a head. Hampton Park was right up fourth, closely followed by British Columbia. TV Allegro, and Puss Moth. Time, lm 11 3-58—a course record. ISLINGTON HANDICAP, Of £350; 1 mile G—KINO'S ARCHER. J. B. Johnson's b p. fiyrs, by Marble Arch—Amnn's Queen. 8.0 (R. Horne) . . .... 1 STAR. Mrs. V. B. Wood's b g. Gyrs. by Sanrlstar—Rose Novis, 8.7 (T. Green) 2 S—CARFEX, R. Hick's br g. 4yrs, by Nigger Minstrel—Crepitation, 8.3 (W. >T. Bronghion) 3 (Winner trained by C. E. Mallowes, To A roll a.) Al?o Started.—2 Curie, H. 13 fC. Gnulsbro); 1 Impnsto. 8.10 (E. A. Keesing); •) Rust. 8.3 (L. J. Ellis); U Chief Cook, 8.3 Iff. Long); 3 Lady Spy, 8.3 (L. Clifford); S Sen Fow. f.O (it. T're in a In); 10 Karangapai. 8.0 (R. W. McTavish); 7 Psychologist, 8.0 (P. S. Atkins); 13 Jftlldy Karo. 8.0 (A. O. Parsons); 9 Prolyxo, 8(0 (H. N. Wifrgins). The start was very uneven, Inipasto, Prolyxo and Kara'ngiipai not being in line nnd gett.iiv? away badly. King's Archer jumped out. clear and was joined at the end of a furlong by Impnsto. who ran through very fast On the mils. Impnsto and King's Archeif were together :in front along the back, with Rust. Carfix. and Psychologist racing abreast behind them, and Chief, Conk, Sea Fox. and Jnlldy Kftro following. Inipasto. and King's Archer were the leaders pfiaslng: the half-mile, with Rust. Carfex and Psychologist in n bunch next, ahead nf Chief Cook and Lady Spy, King's Archer just led from Carfex and Impasto at the distance and stayed on |to win by a length and a,-half from Desert Star, who finished on to cut Carfex out of second hy a neck. Turin was right up fourth, succeeded by Chief CooK'. Lady Spy. Impasto, Rust and Proly:*o. Time, lm 38 2*ss,

THE LEADING OWNERS PRIZE-WINNERS" AT ELLERSLIE As the result of Jonathan's two victories Mrs. S. L. Parsons, of Wangamii. headed the list of winning owners at the Auckland Rating ' Inb's A.itumil Meeting with f875. Other winners of £2OC or over were Mr. M. Moodabe„ i' 725; Mr. G. M. C'nrrie, £562 JOS; Mi'.- G.' F. Moore, £325; Mrs. M. S". Curie, i'3Oo: Mr. G. Hodgson, i"2SO; Mr. Ai Unndley, £250; Mr. G. Courtney, £2soi Mr. C. M, Emanuel, £250; Ntr. ,h B. Johnson, £250; Mr. P. Swney, .£"225; Mr. F. Stone*, £200; Mr. L. Knapp, £200; Mr. -G. P. Goodftllow, £200; and Mr. 11. Clcland, £2OO. TRAINING HONOURS A. COOK AND R. S. BAGBY Honours were fairly well distributed anions the trainers at the Auckland Racing Club's Autumn Meeting, A. Cook and I!. 8. Busby being the most successful with two wins each. The winning list is as follows: J{. 8 Bagby, Kllerslie.— Master Brierly (2). A. Cook, Te Awnmiitu.--Jonnthan (2). O. Cox. Hawera. —Golden Hair. 13. J. Burgess, Kllerslie.--Thespis. J'. K. Pope, Ti.'kanini.—Gay Blonde. W. Rayner, Wanganui.— Burnish. J,. Knaiip, Awapuni.—Riotous. W. Mantle, New Plymouth.—Lady Kyra. W. Gall, Otahiihu.— Hushing. F. Davis, AVoodville.'—Red Manfred. P. Fiwney, Te Arohii,—Lrigoon. C. M. Emanuel, F.llerslie.—Onpris. A. K. Cox. Te Aroha.—Va! AVatch. A. TTandley, Pneroa.—Biform, C. E. Mnllowea, To Aroha.—King's A rcher. SUCCESSFUL JOCKEYS FIVE WITH TWO WINS Tile mout. successful jockeys at the Auckland Pacing Chili's Autumn Meeting were, ft, H. Baaii.v, R. W. McTnvish, C. Thomson, S. Tremiiin, and L, J. Ellis, each with two wins. Following is the winning list:— R. S. Bagby.- -Master Brierly (2). R. W. MeTavisli. - Jonathan (2). C. Thomson.—Riotous. V*«l Watch. 8. Treniain. —Lagoon. Capris. 1,. J. Ellis. Burnish. Lady Kyra. If. N. Wiggins.—Golden ifair. 1). J. Burgess.—Thespis. P v . S. Atkins.—R<hl Minified. F. Thompson.--Biform. 1!. Home.—Kind's Archer. T. Green; —Gay Blonde. L! Clifford.-- Hushing. STEWARDS' INQUIRIES The judicial committee _of the. Auckland Racing Club held inquiries regarding the falling of King March and Takakua in the FT. 0. Nolan Handicap. and Sea Fox in the Islington Xlnndienp at Ellerslie yesterday The 'mishap in the H. O. Nolan Handicap was; caused by Epigram attempting to run ofl' the course and interfering with Kin" Mar-ii. who fell. Taknkna. going down over" him. No blame was attachable to anyone Rea Fox's fall was caused by hill) getting on the heels of another horse and was purely accidental. JOCKEY SUSPENDED [BY TKI,EGRAPIf —-PitESP! ASSOCIATION] JNVKRCARGTLL. Monday \V. Cotton, rider of Great Shot, in tho Faster Handicap at. the Riverlon Racing Club's meeting to-day, was suspended for a month for crossing and interference.

BRILLIANT SPRINT

SIX FURLON(nS IN 1.11 3-5 MASTER BRI ERLY'S SUCCESS MERITORIOUS WIN WITH 10.0 Features of the second day ol the Auckland Racing Club's Autumn Meeting at Ellerslio yesterday wore the victories of Master Brierly under 10.0 in the H. O. Nolan Handicap and Jonathan in the Huia Handicap, with <).4, in the course record time of lm 11 ;}-5s for six furlongs. Master Brierly von for the second year in succession, as lie scored last year with 7.9, u hen the race Mas known as the Autumn Handicap. Master Brierly and Jonathan were the only first-dav winners to repeat their successes and were the outstanding performers of tho meeting. The Great .Northern St. Leger was von by Red .Manfred, with the favourite Spiral second. Red Manfred was too brilliant for tho opposition at the finish, and rail the last half-mile in <ltj Ji-os. Red Manfred also von the Great Northern Derby at the summer carnival, anti the only three-year-old who has proved his superior over a middle distance is Nightly, who has defeated hint on the three occasions they have met at distances beyond a niiie. The totalisator handled X' 41,191 10s, compared with £13,791 10s on the corresponding day last year, a decrease of .1:2599 10s. The investments for the meeting totalled £7tj,77;3 10s, against i:82,67S last year, a decrease of JL'S9O4. 10s. Results:—• GREAT NORTHERN ST, LEGER STAKES, Of i'-toO; thrco-year-olds, colts and S.lO. fillies 8.8; 15 miles 2—R.ED MANFRKD. Mrs. S. Curie's b g. by Manfred -Red Shunk, tUO (1\ S. Atkins) 1 J—SPIRAL, G. M. Carrie's b c, by Liniond—Drnx, 8.10 (L. J. Ellis) .. - it— WEROHTA I''. Ormond's b ?. by Greyspcar— liuiarau, 8.10 (C. Goulsbro) ~ 3 (Winner trained by F. Diivis, A\oodville.) Also Started.—3 D'Artajjiian, 8.10 (K. Yv\ McTavish) ; 5 Mclisande, 8.8 (W. J. iiroushton). Red Manfred was first away from u yood Mnrt, but was immediately steadied and Spin"! went Ao tho front from Wvroiiia and .Melifandc. Spiral showed the way past the t-tniids a length clear of Wcrohia, with a i;ap of two lengths to Melisandc, who was u length ahe-ad of Red Manfred, D'Artagnan being last. Passing tilt seveo-furlongs i.ost Werohia assumed command and led along the back just clear of Spiral, who was closely'followed by Melisandc, with an interval of three lengths to l?eci Manfred. Half a mil© from home Spiral moved up on the outside of Werohia and they were together in the lead entering the straight a length clear of Melisandc and Red Manfred, who were together ahead of D'Artagnan. Spiral had Werohia beaten below the distance and was immediately challenged by IJed Manfred and D'Artagn.m. Red Manfred finished best to win by half a length from Spiral. "Werohia was a length away third Hpd Melisande fourth. tVArtagnun tirina near the post and being last. Time. 3m •2 2-ss. Sectional times: First six furlongs, 1.22 1-5; seven furlongs. 1.37; nine furlongs. 2.'2 2-5; 11 miles. 2.1 a 4-5: 11 furlongs, 2.27 h-o; and the last half-mile, 46 il-os. NELSON HANDICAP, Of £'275; 1 mile 3—LAGOON,'V. A. Swney's b f, 3yrs, by Musisetoon—Laggr. 7.7 (S. Tremain) 1 2—KING MUSK. E. S. Groat's b s. ,'tjrs, by MuF>kr(oon—yueen Arch, S.ti (E. A. Keesing) .. .. ..3 lO- COKONtS. L. S. Otway's ch f. 3yrs. by Gay Shield— Phaola, 7.S (11 N". V>'iggins) 3 (Winntr trained by owner, Te Aroba.) Also Started.—l Senior, 8.8 (W. .7. Broughton); 11 Royal Dash. 8.3 (G. Jenkins); 9 Versant, 8.2 (J. E. Fergus); 5 Hushing, 8.2, car 7.11 (L. Clifford); S Gold Rocket (P. S. Atkins). 7 Alpinus (T. Green). 6.1; 4 United. 7.12 (It. W. McTavish); 12 Loombiilation,. 7.1, car 7.55 (K. Home); 1'! Chief Clerk. 7.0. car 7.3} (A. G. Parsons); It". Dariywell. 7.0, car 7.10 (G. Connor): 15 Morehu, 7.0. car 7.3 (H. J. Cammick): 14 Supreme Ruler. 7.0. cat' 7.12 (O. Reed); b* Horowhenua, 7.0, car 7.1 (J. A. Forsyth). | Senior, Supreme Ruler and C'lilef ( lerk were smartest to begin from a good start. Chief Clerk leading along the back from Lagoon, Versant, Alpinus, Supreme Ruler, Senior, Morehu. Royal Dash, Coronis and King Mask. Lagoon was in front a! the fivefurlongs and showed the way through the cutting from C6ronis. Versant. Senior. Royal Dash, Alpilius. Kinfi Musk and Gold Pocket. Ragoon turned into the straight three lengths clear of King Musk and Coronis, with Senior, Royal Dash. Gold Rocket and Alpiiitis next. 'Lagoon stayed on solidly in the fun home to score by a. length from King Musk, who defeated Coronis bv a neck. Spnior was close up fourth, followed by •Horowhenua. (told Rocket. Alpinus. flushing and Loombinalion. Time, lm 38 2-ss. / VICTORIA HANDICAP, Of ,f300; two-year-olds; 0 fur. 2—CAPRIS. C. M. Emanuel's ch l", by Captain Bunsby—Charis, 7.7 (S. Tremain) . . . . 1 i—WAITAKA. W. Hosking's b c, _b.v Robespierre—Maiurka, 7.0, car 7.35((I. N. Wiggins) . . . . . • . . 2 B—ROYAL APPELLANT. Dr. M. G. Pezaro's 'br c, by Appellant—Royal March, 0.2 (L. J. Ellis) . . . . 3 (Winner trained by owner, Ellernlie.) Also Started.—l Lady Kyra, 8.7 (W. J. Broughton). Lady l\yr<V/ was first out from Koyal Appellant and Waitaka, but her rider steadied her very quickly after going a furlong and AVaitaka led through the cutting from Car>ris. Royal Appellant and Lady Kyra. The field strung out quickly and Waitaka led into the straight three lengths ahead of Capris, who was clear of Royal Appellant find Lady Kyra. Waitaka still led at the distance, bttt Capris finished solidly to brat him by half a neck. Royal Appellant v/fts three-parts of a length away third and Lady Kyra last. Time, lm It 1-53.

ST. HELIERS HURDLES, <Jf £275: II miles I—VAL WATjCH. G. P. Goodfellow's eh 111. -iyrs, by Valkyriail—Keep V. atch. 10.(5 (C. Thomson) 3—BROWN ABBEY. S. J. and W A. Black's br g. Cyrs, by Qitin Abbey —Brown Nell, 11.2 (B. Sullivan) .. 3—CATOMA. B. Gold Water's cli s. aged, by Catmint—Lolonin, 10.1 (D. J. Burgees)

(Winner trained by A. E. Cox, 'lo Arohu.) Also Started.—4 Man«u King, 10.1 (A. W. McDonald): 5 Curgcn, 9.0 -(J. H. Mcliar). , . , Val Watch was troublesome at the start and she wuA standing seven lengths behind the field when tlioy were lei «o. row)J Ahbey led over (he first fence, but )»» Watch (hen went to the front and at tlie stands she wrfs four lengths clear of BroWJi Abbey, with C'atdlilit, Mnntfu Kmtf and UirL'Ui following. Val Watch turned along the buck two Ic»1 hs clear of Brown Abbev. Mauyu King and Oiitonin, who were racing in close company. Val Watch trained ground at the two fences along the back and lit Hie half-mile was out fix lengths from Brown AJ)bey, who four lengths ahead of Mungu King aiid Catoma. Val Wiitcli ctinifi into the straight pi x lengths clear of Brown Abbev and went on lo win easily by three lcngtns. Cntoma, wns four lengths aWay 1 nild and Mangu King was fourth, with Gargeii well back. Time, ,Ini lis.

H. 0. NOLAN HANDICAP, Of i'<jso: 11 miles B—Jf ARTP.tf BKIKIiLY. M. .T. Mooclftbe's ch «. iyrs. by Musketoon~-liady Brierly, 10.0 (H. S. Bagby) . . •• 1 6—GAY BHOXHY, J. D. Kemp's b u. 4vrs. by Kilbroney— Jolly Orty, 7.0 (S. Trenrc.in) . . . . • • . . 2 I—KN'IG I!'!' OF AUSTRALIA. F. Hose's br g, oyrs, by Windbag- Belle Shot, 7.i0 (E. A. Krrsing) . . . • . . 3 (Winner trained by I*. 8. Bagby, Ellersllfe.) Also StartCc).—i Takakna (W. J. Brqutrlifoii), 7 Simivv Sk.V (T. Green), t<o; 4 Kin? Mare'.u 7.12 (L. J. Ellis); 5 Roynl -Srtift, 0.9 (H. X. Wiggins); 0 Baroscope. 7.8 (E. MnnsonlA fi Epigram. 7.3 'A. G. Parsons); 10 Ornamental. 7.0 (S. ,T. Oarttmick). The field left lo a Rood start. King March and Epigram being (he first (o show out. Kpinram, King March aiid Baroscope wers '"Crether in the lead passing the stands from Gay Broney, Knight of Australia, Royal Artist, Tiiknkua and Ornartietital. with Sj;nny Sky and Master Brierly in the rear. Kiric March foil and Takakua went over