DAY FOR OUTSIDERS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22117, 24 May 1935, Page 9

DAY FOR OUTSIDERS

IE RAPA SURPRISES many large dividends SOLAN! O'S STEEPLECHASE VICTORY FOR KING REY Outsiders had a remarkable run of success at Te Rapa yesterday, when the Te Kniti Racing Club's annual meeting '"•as opened in fine but; cold weather. Every win favourite was beaten, arid there were many large dividends. The first three winners, Kahapa, Chang and Calshot, each paid double figures on« the straight-out machine, and in the Otorohanga Hack Handicap Prince Acre eclipsed them all by returning a win dividend of nearly a third of a century, in addition to double'figures for a place. A spectacular contest in the principal event, the King Country Steeplechase, resulted in a victory for Sclanio, whose owner, .Mr. Craddock Dufty, was presented by Mr. W. J. Broadfoot, 11.P., with a silver tea service valued at £2O, attached to the stake. King Rey scored a good win in the President's Handicap, for which he was third favourite. Totalisator investments amounted to £13,094, compared with £15,060 on the first day hist year, a Saturday, a decrease of £1966. Results: —

MAIDEN HANDICAP, Of £100; 6 fur. , First Division 4—6 —KAHAPA, M. H. Tims' br g, 4yrs. by General Latour—March, 8.2 (G. Cameron) .. 1 9—J—MASTER REX. J. H. Walters' b g, 4yrs, by Diaccjuenod—Auricuius, 8.10. car. 5.5 (P. Fearn) .. ..2 8-I—LITTLE ARTIST. E. L. Collins' b g. 3 yrs. by Little England—Miss Roseland, 8.4 (L. Dulieu) .. .. S (Winner trained by owner, Te Awamutu) Also 'Started.—1 —1 Sweet Rose, 9.0 (S. Anderson): 7—3 Lilbert. 8.6 (R. W. MtsTavish); 13—12 Racela, 8.5 (A. Gilmer): s—B Hunting Maid. 8.3 (E. Manson); 4—5 Si? Tommy (A. G. Parsons), 10—9 Spearmarch (O. Reed). 13—13 Beau Valel; (W. Reid), 6—7 British Jewel (N. R. McKeri--rie), 11—11 Tamwharau (J. Winder). 8.2; 9—lo Wahineroa, 8.2, car. 7.11 (I. C. Smith). Two lenfrtbs; neck. Time, lm IS !5-se. TE KUITI HURDLES, pi £175: II miles 6—9—CHANG, G. Seifert's br g. aged, by Day Comet—Lady Frisco. 9.2 ( !B. H. Sullivan) 1 4—6—CHILE, J. O'Meara's be, sjrs, by Limond—Waterwings, 10.2 i|P. Burgess) .. .. .2 J—I—MASTER MUSK, J. H. Greenhead's ch g, oyra, by Musketooia— Picture, :9.5 (J. T. McLaughlin) . . 3 (Winner trained by A. L. Seifert, Te Rapn) Also Started.—3—3 Vercien. 10.10 (F. Thompson); L—2 Emancipation, 10.6 (D. J. Burgess); 11—8 Biform. 10.5 (G. Sp;:nks); B—4 King Win. 10.0 (W. Recnie); 10 —11 Imperial Prince. 9.13 (J. F. Fergus);; 7—5 Mangu King, 9.10 (F. R. Foster); 12—12 Gaupat, 9.5 (jF. E. Baker): 13—13 Stanchion, 9.3 (K. Chote); 5—7 Lucidus, 9.1. car. 9.3 1.3. H. Mcßae) : 9—lo' Travelling Agent (A. Gilmer). 14 —14 Subeditor (L. Dulieu), 15— 15 Star Maire (C. Thomson). Two lengths; three-quarters of a length. Time. Sih 23 1-5° MAIDEN HANDICAP, Of £100: 6 fur. Second Division 1-6—CALSHOT. H. D Matthews' b r. 3yrs. by Acre—Noretta, 8.2, car. S.3J (L Dulieu) . .. -.2 S—4—SWEET LAP, C. P. Bnckenhana's br m. oyrs, b> Lapidary—Sweet Colleen. 8.2. cai. 7.11 (R. W. Saxasie) 2 s—2 N. R. Souter's b g. 3yrs. by Acre—Kinetic, 8.2 (E. A. Keesing) . . . „ . . .. J) (Winner trained by 0. F. Tutchitn, ' Te Rana) Also Started.—S—-8 Spearcourt. S.Ut (A. Tinker); 7—7 Royai Wmton, 8.9 (R. Msirsh); 6—3 Rex Vactor. 8.5 (N. R. McKe:aiie); 4—5 Trouvaille. 8.3 (G. W. Duncan);; 13— 11 Aramis, 8.2 car J.ll (R. Walsh);; 14— 14 Grand Light (W. E. Pine), 10 —9 Full of Scotch 4A. G Parsons), 9—lo Nicodemns (H. C. Maria), 11—12 Worthy King (S. Anderson). I—l Flit Acre (G. Cameron). 8.2; 12—13 Lady Thelma, 5.2„ car. 5..12 (G. Spicks). Two and a-half lengths; head. Time, lm 18 l-5s ,

,0 " PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP. Of £2OO li miles 3—3—KING RET. Mm. F, M. Reilly's -i. br g. Sjtb. by Raceful—Hilmar. 7.7 &£■ (H. S. Wiggic 1 6-6-KING'MUSK, E. S. Groat's b g. r ,r„ 4yrs, by Mu6ketoon—Queen Arch, 7.10, car. 7.5 (R. W. Savage) .. ..2 I—I—GAY ROSE. A. E. Lennard'B blk ni 4yrs. by Gav Shield—Autuian *" r " Rose. 7.11 (G Cameron) .. -.3 i ;'- Also Started. —B—B8—8 Prince Colossus, 8.5 »f- (N. R McKimzie); 4—5 Mungatoon, 7.10 (R. Borne); 5! —2 D«lrain, 7.7 (S. Tremain); 9—lo Sinking Fund, 7.7, car. 7.2} (J. Winderl; 7—7 Gay Lap. 7.6 (W. E. Pine): 10 —9 First Lap, 7.4, car. 7.11 (H. Goldfinch); s—l Mercian Prince. 7.3, car. 7.5J (R. Marsh); 12—12 King's Archer. 7.1, car. 7.4 (L. Clifford); 11—11 Bonny Gay, 7.0. car. 7.5 (I. C. Smith). Length; neck. Time, 2m 12s. KING COUNTRY STEEPLECHASE, Of £245, 'inc. trophy valued at £2O; ' ' 21 miles S-S SOLANIO, C. Dufty's b g. aged, by Lucullus —Llanberis, 9.2 (D. J. 2—3—ROYAL LIMOND. A. Syme's br e. aged, by Limond—Royal Exchange, 9.7 (D. O'Connor) ... .. ..2 S—7—FREE AIR, H. Rama's b m. syrs, by Kilbroney—Country Air, 9.1 (\V. H. Lawson) - - • - • • .. 3 (Winner trained by J. A. "Winder. Thames.) Also Started.—l—6 Yalpeen, 12.1 (W. Ren- ' nie); I—l Riotous, 11.6 (W. Pascoe); 5—6 ' Billy Boy, 11.2 (F. Thompson); 7—2 Ruby Meteor. 9.13 iIA." Gilmer); 9—9 Claremore. 9.3 (J H. Mcßae); 3—4 London, 9.0 (F. R. Foster); 10—10 Magic Land, 9.0, car. 9.41 (J. Smith) Half a lentrth; si* lengths. Time, 5m £4 2-5.1. OTOROHANCA HACK HANDICAP, Of £IOO and Sweepstakes of £2 each; 6 fur. 15-15-PRINCE "ACRE. A. Winder's, b " g. 4yrs. by Acre —Catmor, 7.10, ca:r. ' 7.5J (J. Winder) .. -•■ • • 12—12—ROM AN MASCOT. N. Cnnninirham's bm, syrs, by Lucullus—_ a briquette, 7.0, car. 7.4 (R. J. Fearn) .. 2 10—14—HIGH TEA. R. W. J. Cuthburt's b g, 3yrs, by Tea Tray—Refinement. 7.5, :ar. 7.6} (A. G. Parsons) 3 (Winner trained by Owner. Te Rapsl.l Also Started.—l—4 Adalene, 8.13 (E. A. Keesing); 4—5 Solomon, 8.7 (R. W- _^? c " Tavish); B—7 : Mungacre. 8.4 (H. S. Wiggins); 2—2 Royal Dance, 8.1 (O. Re-pd); 9—{] Lady Zinnia, 7.11, car. 7.7 (P. Fearn); 14—13 Merry Lap, 7.10. car. 7.11 (H. Goldfinchl; 11—8 Ornc. 7.9. car. 7.11 (S. Anderson); 10—16 Grand Score. 7.7 <H. Long): 18—18 Silver Brier, 7.7, car. 7.8} (J. WChandler); 12—10 Swift Spear, 7.6. car. 7.S (G. Cameron); fi —8 Landlubber. 7.6, car. 7-7} <C. Browne); 19—19 Air Laßsie, 7.5 (R. Marsh); 5—3 Gay Egypt. 7.3 (L. Cnf- : i.- ford); 17—17 Solo Song, 7.2. car. 7.0 (W. Thomson); 3—l Whirling, 7.2, car. 7.5} , ' ! R r . E. Pine), and Lady Diana, 7.1 •>>- B. Jones), bfacketed; 7—6 Polly Douglas, 7.1, car. 7.0 <R. W. Savage), and Moorwyn. '.O. car. 7.13 (.£. Coyle), bracketed; 12—12 *ith Roman Mascot. Half a length; neck. Time, lm 17 3-sb. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, Of £150; 6 fur. *-6—ORAPAI. J. O'Neill's ch g. aged, by Thespian—Winkie's Wheel. 8.5, K car. 8.0 (R. W. Savage) . . . . 1 3—2— TRADESMAN, H. T. Reilly's blk g, aged. by Raceful—Lady Bird- ||\'" wood. 7.6 (W. E. Pine) 2 3-S—GIPSY MOTH, Roulston Bros.' bir S. syrs, by Romeo—Midget, 8.2 (R. Marsh) 3 r X .(burner trained by Owner. New Plymouth.) Also Started.—l—l Gay Seton (N. R Mc- , Kenrie). s—i Exaggeration (H. N. Vtig- , i tins), 8.1; 7—7 Boughai, 8.1 (S. Andersou), t- Lion Heart, 7.0, car. 7.2 (J. Winder), bracketed; f—4 Scotland. 7.7. car. 7.8 (G. -Cameron)- 9—9, Wait and See. 7.6 (L. Clifford): 11—li Baroscope. 7.3. car. 7.5} (A. Par3ons|; rt—S L'Allegro, 7.2 (H. (a-il-mw); 10.10 Hampton Park (W. H. Jones;, 12 Leo Colossus (W, Thomson), 7.0. ■Sfir ® e# d; neck. Time, lm 17 l-5».

RANiISITOTO HACK HANDICAP, Of £100; 1 mile 2—I—TYBALT. W. J. Wilson's br o r blk B. sy:is. by Romeo—Akahau, 9.2 (R. W. McTavish) .. .. 1 G —6—GREEN PATCH, P. W. Scally's br g, aged, by Acre—Dominant, 8.1 (H. N. Wiggins) 2 I—2—ARAWA ROSfi. W. Alexander's b m. G.vrs, by Musketoon—Wee Rose, . 8.6 (P. Fearn) 3 (Winner trained by A. McCurdy, Ellerslie.) Also Started.—B—lo Grand Talk. 8.5 (G. Spinkß); 7—7 Ford Acre. 8.4 (J. Winder); 10—8 Instalment, 8.3 (J. W. Chandler); 5—3 Holly Lu, 8.2 (L. Dulieu); 3—5 Keith Lu. 8.1 (G Cameron); 4—4 Nablin (E. A. Keesing), 9—9 Bush Lawyer (S. J. Cammick), 8.1). Half a length: same. Time, lm 46 4-ss.

SECOND DAY'S EVENTS FIELDS FOR TO-MORROW LARGE ACCEPTANCES AGAIN DIVISIONS IN HACK RACE [BY TELEGRAPH —PHESB ASSOCIATION] HAMILTON, Thursday The acceptances for the second day of the Te Kuiti meeting at Te Rapa on Saturday are again large. There are 32 in the Hangatiki Handicap and as the safety-number is 28 the event will be run in divisions, each being treated as a separate race. Details are as follows: 11.15—MANIAPOTO HACK STEEPLECHASE. Of £125; 2 miles st lb. «t lb. Mia St »lla . 10 5 Ardtnanning . 9 3 Clan Ronald . 10 0 Komak .... 9 3 Silver Division 912 Irish Comet . 9 0 Ganpat ... 9 11 Sunny Arch . 9 0 Haakon .... 9 10 Magic Land . 9 0 St. Ames, . . . S 7 Dark Princes 9 0 Kilstar ... 9 4 Grant's Opal . 9 0 12.1—HANGATIKI HACK HANDICAP, Of £IOO a.nd sweepstake of £2 each; 6 fur. First Division st lb. it lb. Adalene ... 812 Air Lassie ..74 Prince Acre .86 Salesman ... 7 2 Royal Dance . 8 0 Whirling ... 7 1 Roman Mascot 7 9 Calcutta ... 7 0 Orac .... 7 8 Sir Tommy . 7 0 Kahapa ... 7 7 Sweet Rose ..70 Valueless ... 7 6 Wahineroa ..70 Landlubber . 7 6 British Jewel 7 0 111.41—PIOPIO HURDLES, Of £150; 1! miles st lb. ft lb. Val "Watch . 10 9 Ganpat .• . .94 Chile .... 10 7 Stanchion ..92 Biform „ . . 10 5 Booklaw ... 9 1 Chang .... 9 13 Sir Musk ..91 Kins Win . . 9 13 Travelling Imperial Prince 9 11 Agent ... 9 0 King's Archer 9 5 Black Marlin 9 0 London . . . 9 4 Sub Editor . 9 0 I.27—HANGATIKI HACK HANDICAP, Of £IOO and sweepstake of £2 each; 6 fur. Second Division 6t. lb. st. lb. Solomon .... 8 6 Gay Egypt ... 7 2 Mungacre ... 8 3 Solo Song ... 7 1 Merry Lap ... 7 9 Wahme Reihi . * 1 Te Hai .... 7 9 Polly Douglas . 7 0 High Tea ... 7 8 Gloucester ..70 Grand Score ..76 Trouvaille ... 7 0 Silver Brier . 7 6 Worthy King . 7 0 Instalment ... 7 5 Flit Acre ... 7 0 2.7—WAITOMO HANDICAP, " Of £170; 1 mile &t. lb. st. lb. Orapai • • • • 8 23 Delrain .... 7 6 Gay Rose ... 712 Baroscope ..75 Mungatoon ..79 First Lap ... 7 3 Lord Val . . . 7 9 L'Allegro ... 7 3 Scotland ... 7 8 Mercian Prince 7 3 Wait and See . 1 7 Mnsquil .... 7 0 Prince Vol . . 7 7. Tybalt 7 0 Ensi 7 7 Arawa Rose . . < 0 Sinking Fund . 7 6 Bonny Gay ..70 r 2.49—'KAWHIA STEEPLECHASE, Of £2OO ; 2 miles st. lb. st. lb. Valpeen „ . . 11 13 Royal Limond. 9 12 Riotous .... 11 5 Mia Stella ..96 Solanio .... 9 13 Silver Division. 9 1 Ruby Meteor . 9 12

3.315 —MAIROA HANDICAP, Of £125; 6 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Orapai .... 9 1 Star Artist ..77 Gay Seton ..81 King Ford . . 7 3 Exaggeration . S 0 Princess Star . < 3 Astarth,. ... 7 9 Hampton Park. 7 0 Brit. Columbia 7 8 Leo Colossus . 7 0 ,I.I6—FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP, Of £100; 1 mile st. lb. st. }b. Green Patch .86 Sweet Lap ... 8 0 Lady Zinnia . 8 3 Lilbert .... 8 0 High Ten ..82 Royal Wmton. 8 0 Holly Lu . . . 8 1 Full of Scotch 8 0 Keith Lu ... 8 0 Tutor .... 8 0 Phiakuo ..... S 0 Nahlin .... 8 0 Snow Lap ... 8 0 Carshalton ..80 Street Dancer . 8 0 Aramis .... 8 0 j ~ GALLOPS AT AWAPUNI HORSES FOR WOODVILLE ROMF'ALONG AND ESTEEM [by telegraph OWN correspondent] PALMERSTON NORTH, Thursday The going was very heavy at Awapi;ni this morning, when the candidates for Woodviile were galloped. The flags were wide out and the times were slow. Rompalong (Ireland) and Hilton Gors«s (McJnally) ran half a mile in 56 2-ss, the former appearing to handle the heavy going quite comfortably. The Chief Ruler colt will contMt the Akitio Juvenile Handicap at Woodviile on Saturday, but Hilton Gorae will not make the trip. , . Taumaa (Mclnally). the Oringi Hack Handicap candidate, had Te Rangituniau <L. H. Jom-8) an a partner over seven furlong#. Timed from the six-furlong post they tan the distance in J. 24 1-5. but were doing it comfortably at the finish. ... ~ Sir Romeo Mone«) and Petrarch (A. McDonald) run the fimt two furlongs of a five-furlong* task in the good time of 24 l-5«. but they were both stopping in th« final et&gea, although Sir Romeo, with * substantial advantage in the weights, was two and a-half lengths clear. Esteem (Taltersall) held off Round Score (R Re"d). with Wnit.ohu a length away, at the close of a mile, which was run in 1.564. Esteem appeared to be quite st in the going, but he had a very light weight up. ..... , Full Throttle (Mclnally) jumped away in front of Boudoir (Reed) and Gold Cure (A. McDonald) to set the pace. They ran the hr.lf-niile in 56 l-5s and seven furlongs in 140 4-5 While Full Throttle held on to be a length clear at the finish, his effort ws« not very impressive, in view of his advantage in the weights. Gold Cure and Boudoir were on terms. , Bodyline (Mansfield) slipped over six fur lon~s freely in 1.24 2-5. Cyclopean (Rred). who is growing into an attractive type, came home from the three furlongs post in 4C 3-ob. The going across the top was particularly G W New has received a newcomer to Irs ' team 'in the Hunting Song—Narsala gelding Hunting Mars. As a three-year-old he won throe races on the East Coast when trained by W. D. Turnbull, but he had only two starts last season and has npt figured under silk this season. Gallivantor. who has done most of his racing in the South Island, is not quartered at Awapuni, having been placed m J. Bromley's care. rt-ding engagement"! announced for the Dannevirke meeting at Woodviile are;—A. McDonald. Gold Cure: O. H. -Tames. Come ♦m- L H Jones. Tupuranet. Timorous (s'e-ond day); R. Reed. Rompalong. Sunny Sky Boudoir; J. McTnally Full Throttle. Evasion, Note Issue. Waitohu. o Anderson went North to the le Rapn meeting, but will be back for the second day at Woodviile, when one of his mounts will be Cyclopean. RACING FIXTURES May 25—Te Kuiti Racine Club (at Te Rapa). , May 2>- South Canterbury Jockey Club. May 25, 27—Dannevirke Racing Club (at Woodviile). . * June 1. 3 —Otaki Maori Racing Club fat Levin). . June 1, 3. <l—Dunedin. Jockey Club June 3, 5, Auckland Racing Club. June 8— Foj:ton Racing Club. June 13. 15— Hawke's Bay Jockey Club. June 15—South Canterbury Jockey Club. June 20, 22—Napier Park Racing Club June 22—Aahburton Racing Club. June 29 Oamaru Jockey Club. June Racing Club.