TIMARU FIXTURE

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21782, 23 April 1934, Page 7

TIMARU FIXTURE

r —: —: SOME SHAMBLE SCORES r— —— CHRYSOLOGY JUST BEATEN t LAST EVENT TO HURLINGHAM t [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION'] TIMARU, Saturday Tho Autumn Meeting of the South Canterbury Jockey Club was held today in fine weather and attracted a good attendance. The totalisator handled £10,141, against £BB7O on the second day (Saturday) of tho two days' meeting last year. Tho track was in good order. Results were; TEKAPO RURDLES.'of £110; 1J miles.— 3 Fleeting Glance, 9.9 (H. Turner), 1; 6 Adult, 9.0 (C. W. Brodjc), 2; 7 Sunward, 9.0 (Woolford), 3. Also started: 1 Rasouli, ]0.13; 4 Geld Knight, 10.8; 2 Morena, 10.3; 5 G alii vainer, 9.1 i; 8 Arcade, 9.5. Threo lengths; neck. Gallivantcr was fourth. Time, tim 45 3-ss. , . ...

SMITHFIELD HACK HANDICAP, .of £100; 6 fur.— ! Red Dance, 8.1 (A. H. Eastwood), 1; 5 Frown Pearl, car. 7.4 (E. A. Lockie), 2, 3 Dracyla, 7.11 (A. Mcsservoy), 3. Also Rial ted: 2 Denise, 8.9; 7 Heather Glow, 8.2; 8 Cheap Money, 8,1; fi Sibclla, 7.11; 4 Double Shot, 7.10; 10 Hot Tea, 7.11; 12 High Speed,'7.s; 9 Money Flics, 11 Call Money, 7.7. Length and a-half; neck. Deniso :v;as fourth. Time, lm 14 2-ss. OTTPUA TROT, of £100; limit 3.45; .11 miles.—7 Sky 'Wink; limit (Cameron), 1; 3 G.iy Mauritius, limit (Watts), 2; 1 Irish Poach, limit (Hooper), 3, Also started: 11 Waving Corn, 6 Argolis, 2 Wild Dreams, 8 Great Seaman, 14 Epilogue, 13 Play On, 12 Neola, 4 Adsum, limit;. 5 Snowy de Oro, 9 Portlight, 10 Captain Heath, 36yds bhd. ■Length;. half-a-longth. Adsum was .fourth. Times; 3m 30s, lim 30 2-ss, 3m 30 3-ss. TESCHEMAKSR HANDICAP, Of £175; li miles 2—SOME SHAMBLE, 7.13 (G. Hum- 1 phries) . . •> - 9-CHRYSOLOCY, car. 7.1 (E. A. Lecliie) .. .. 2 4—SHATTER, 8.8 (A. Ruesell) .. ' .. 3 Also started.—l The Smuggler,- 9.0; 5 Ranelagh, 8S; 10 Kemal Pasha, 7.12: 3 Cough, 7.8; G Davolo, 8 Red Racer, 7 Palmary, 7.0. .. -.' , ; Chrysology led until the straight was reached, where he was followed by Some Shamble. In a good race homo borne Shamble won by a neck, with Shatter two lengths behind Chrysology. Kemal Pasha was fourth. Time, 2m 6 2-ss. ELECTRIC STAKES, of £75; 5 fur-5 Imperial Spear, 8.7 (A. Russell), 1; 4 Wild Sky, 8.7 (M. Kirwan), 2; 9 Wonderful, 7.7 (Leckie), 3. Also started: 16 Jan arose, „ June the Third, 10 Miss Muffit, 8 Money Flies, 3 Night Form, 11 Red Arrow, 20 Boyal Tava, 18 Slaunlathe, 8 7; 17 Thesnor, 15 Vocal, 13 Desirable, 18: Disguise, 1 Eh banor, 15 Friday Night, 14 Seciet Paper, 1Pmnpeii, 7 Vioienta, 7.7. Length; length. Disguise was fourth. ROSEWILL HACK HANDICAP, of: £100; I mile and 35yds.—1 Rebel Star, 8.13 (L. J. Ellis), 1; 5 Grand Review, car. 7.10 (Russell), 2; 3 Silver Sight, 9.3 (Didham), 3. Also started: 8 Signaller, 9.0; 2 Cleaner, 8.11; 4 Tan's Marcli, 8.9, and Air Pocket, 7.0 (coupled); 7 Strong Light, 8,4;. 11 Crash, 8.3; 10 Water Polo, -7.10; 9 High Rank, 7.6; 6 Star Raider, 'l2 Footwork, 13 Madge s Tray, 7.0. Length; two lengths. High KanK was fourth. Time, lm 42 3-ss. GLADSTONE TROT, of £100; limit 3.7; H miles—2 Irish Peach, limit (Hooper). 1; 4 Levity, limit (F. Holmes), 2; 6 Guy Mauritius, limit (Watts), 3. Also started. II Shoreleave, 14 Play On, 8 Argoliß, 7 Silver Axworthy, 3 Red Flier, • 5 Colleen Chenault, 10 Bar None, 14 Repeal, 16 Locust, 9 Triereme. limit; 4 Fascination (coupled with Levity), -4yds bh(l, 13 Captain Heath. 12 Sky Wink, 36. One and a-half lengths; same. Colleen Chenault vras fourth. Times: 2m 51s, 2m ol 2-sb, 2m 51 ,4-ss.

DONCASTER HANDICAP, of i 120: 6 lur.—l Hurlingham, 9.2 ('L. J. Ellis I. 1; o Water Power, cur. 7.0 (E. A. Leclue), 2; 2 Dollar Prince, 7.11 (Russell). 3 Also started: 8 Silver Streak, 9.8; 4 Royal Amphora, 8.6: 6 Rin Tin Tin, 7.5; 7 Last Link, 7,l Length: two lengths. Royal Amphora was fourth. Time, 1m 13 l-ss.

NOTES ON THE RUNNING

REBEL STAR IMPRESSES / DEFEAT OF THE SMUGGLER [BY TELEGRArH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] TIMARU, Saturday Rasouli was sent out a staunch favourite for the Tekapo Hurdles at Timaru to-day. but was never dangerous. Gallivanter and Arcade were responsible for a fast pace. Arcade retired before reaching the home turn, and Fleeting Glance* Adult and Gold Knight moved up to Gallivanter. Fleeting Glance soon assumed command in the run home and won easily. ' Red Dance, rehandicapped 61b for his W aim ate win, was in most demand for the Smithfield Hack Handicap, and justified his position, Ho was first into the straight and, although challenged by Brown Pearl and Dracula, he held them oS to win easily from Brown Pearl, who narrowly beat Dracula. , ... Sky "Wink created a mild surprise by win-, ning the Otipua Trot. He was in front from the bnTrior rise and staving all challenges, won decisively from Guy Mauritius, who r;ot up to beat Irish Peach. The Smuggler carried over 100 tickets moro than Some Shamble in the Tescnemnker Handicap, but the latter hud the race in hand two furlongs from home, while The Smuggler was beaten out of a place. Chrysology hopped away in the lead and at the seven furlong post was five lengths in front of Some Shamble. Shatter was Inst place, with Red Racer. Some Shamble gradually reduced the leeway going through the back stretch, and Chrysology had only a length advantage from him entering the straight, with The Smuggler, Kcmal Pasha; nnd Shatter closing up. Soma Sljjimblo had Chrysology settled as soon as the run home was entered upon, and' although Chrysology hold on, Soma Shamble beat h}m by a nqok. In a close tussle third money Shatter got up to beat ICemal Pasha, with Palmary and The Smuggler in close attendance. Imperial Spear won his first race by accounting for a big field in the Electric Stakes. Disguise was in charge at tho distance, but Imperial Spear then drew out, and went oil to wm in an easy manner from Wild Sky. Wonderful finished last on tho outsido and cut Disguise out of third money on tha post. Rebel Star was a pronoupced favourite for the Rosewill Hack Handicap and by loading throughout and winning in a decisive manner ho stamped himsolf as one of the best hacks in commission in tho South Island. Irish Peach made nmfi'Hs for her previous defeat by winning the Gladstone Trot after a close finish. Hurlingham was made an odds-on favourif.o for the concluding event. Dollar Prince was first into tho straight from Royal Amphora, Silver Streak and Hurlingham. Royal Amphora did not Inst long, and Hurlingham soon hnd Dollar Prince's measure. Water Power, who was last away, then appeared on the scene with n, determined challenge, but Hurlingham responded well, and won by a length. Dollar Prince tired badly into third place, two lengths away, and there was then a gap of four lengths to Royal Amphora. Silver Streak and Rin Tin Tin were next.

AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB REHANDICAPS DECLARED r The following reh&ndicaps for the Auckland Trotting Club's meeting next Saturday have been declared by Mr. C. E. Goosman: —lnnovation Handicap. .Autumn Lit, from ytiyds to (iOyfls blul; Franklin Handicap, Smooger, from 48yds to 72yds bhd.

HAROLD LOGAN'S PLANS

ARRIVING AT, EPSOM TO-DAY

The New Zealand champion pacer Harold Jjqgan, and tho improving trotter Billy Hundy, will arrive at Epsom from 1e Aroha this afternoon to continue their preparation for the Auckland meeting oil Saturday. Mr.' 13. F." C. Hinds, owner-trainer of Harold LogaiV stated on Saturday that he was very disappointed at tho withdrawal of Walla Walla from tho invitation matches at iKpaom, aa ha was looking forward keenly to the pair meeting on a grass track. When lie first heard the neWs he thought he would return to Christchurch straight away with Harold Logan and await the meottns with Walla Walla at Forbury Park, but on further consideration ha felt ho iiad an obligation to honour with tho Auckland Trotting Club, so he decided to continue Saturday s engagement. -Jtlr. 'Hinds said ho'had a lot pf respect for tho capabilities of Auburn Lad, who was 'to meet the New Zealand horses in tho absence of Walla ■ Wflllfv and considered that W. McKay's paqor would make tho race very interesting. . . Other visiting trainers arriving from To Aroha this afternoon are A. Bryce, with Ohinemutu nnd Paul Drnsus; J. iE. Smith, with Smooger and Iron Man.; -T. f, apagan. witli Black Native and Orleigh Mills; and W. Orange, with Electric Bell,