POVERTY BAY RESULTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22173, 29 July 1935, Page 7

POVERTY BAY RESULTS

TRACKMAN'S DOUBLE WIN FOR GOOD HUNTING MILLION SCORES IN HURDLES [BY TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSOCIATION*] GISBORNE, Saturday The concluding day of the Poverty Bay Turf Club's meeting was held in fine weather for tho most part, with slight rain during tho last race. The track was in good order. The totalisator handled .£4167 10s, as against £4143 10s on the last day in 1933. No meeting was held last year. The total for the meoting was £7345 10s, as against £7275 10s, an increase of £7O. Results; — GISBORNE HURDLES HANDICAP, Of £GO; 1J miles 3—MILLION, 10.5 (J. Walsh) .. .. 1 I—VICTOR COLIMA, 10.2 (J. Leach) 2 4—ISMS, 9.7 (F. E. Baker) 3 Also Started.—2 Tahoma, 9.13; 5 Hunting Lass, 9.0. Half a length; two and a-lialf lengths. Tahoma was fourth. Time, 3m 16 2-6 a. TRIAL HANDICAP, Of £4O; 6 fur. 2—TRACKMAN, 9.0 (H. Goldfinch) .. 1 I—POKIHA, 8.6 (S. Tremain) .. ..2 4—MORNING QUEST, 8.5 (J. Leach) .. 3 Also Startod.—s Blue Vision, 8.9; 7 Acranna, 3 Double Ace, 6 Sir Ace, 8 Royal Welcome, 8.5. Two and a-half lengths; two lengths. Acranna was fourth. Time, lm 16 4-ss. WAIKANAE HANDICAP. Of £7O; 1 mile B—GOOD HUNTING, 8.8 (W. J. Broughton) 1 2—ALBY, 8.0 (S. Tremain) .. ..2 S—SUNNY SIvY, 8.0 (P. S. Atkins) .. 3 Also Started.—l Vanestep, 8.13; 7 Tai Ao. 8.2; 1 Royal Bengal, 8.0; 6 Mata Hari, 7.12. Half a length; neck. Mata Hari was fourth. Time, lm 4-1 4-ss. SECOND HACK FLAT, Of £SO; 7 fur. I—GASMAN, 9.3 (J. Leach) .. .. 1 2—JOYSTICK, 8.2 (W. J. Broughton) .. 2 3—FLYING MIMIC. 7.10 (S. Tremain) 3 Also Started.—4 Golden Pennant, 7.7. Three-quarters of a length; ono length. Time, lm 31 4-ss. TE HAPARA STEEPLECHASE, Of £GO; 2i miles 3—CAPELLA ABBEY. 10.3 (F. E. Baker) .. .. .. .. .. 1 I—CROMWELL,1 —CROMWELL, 10.2 (A. McGregor) .. 2 3—NEW FERRY, 9.0 (J. Walsh) .. 3 Also Started.—2 Kahunoke, 11.7 (fell); 4 Puccini, 9.0 (fell). Three and a-half lengths; six lengths. Time, 5m 23 4-ss. TURANGANUI PLATE, Of £SO; G fur. 2—DE FRIEND. 8.3 (P. S. Atkins) .. 1 4—BONNIE SONG, 8.9 (H. Goldfinch) 2 I—KILBERIS, 9.0 (S. Tremain) .. .. 3 De Friend was bracketed with Small Boy Also Started.—6 Lucina, 8.11; 3 Blue Needle, 6.9; 2 Small Boy. 8.3; 5 Illinois. 8.0. Two lengths: oiie and a-half lengths. Time, lm 16 l-ss. FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP. Of £55; 1 mile 4—TRACKMAN, 3.2 (J. Walsh) .. .. l S—MARCHING SONG, 8.10 (W J Broughton) ' o —BOTHWELL, 7.8 (G. Gomm) .. .. 3 Also Started.—l Collision. 9.5; 2 Quaint, 3 Gigantic, 8.10; 7 Kanapa, 7.11; 8 Belbroney, 8.9. Half a length,; neck. Time, l m 44 4-ss. LIVERPOOL CUP RESULT WIN FOR HIS REVERENCE ... . LONDON, July 26 Tho chief race at the Liverpool meeting to-day resulted:— LIVERPOOL SILVER JUBILEE CUP, Of £ISOO. including cup valued at £SO at the option of the winner, with a special commemoration trophy valued at £SO- 11 miles 170 yds. HIS_ REVERENCE, G. F. Annesley's eh a. 4yrß, by Duncan Gray—Reverentia 1 GUINEA GAP, Lady Nuttall's ch hj, 4yrs, by Bachelor's Double— Benedicta "2 LAW MAKER, Lord Astor's br hj, 4yrs, by Phalaris—Book Law .. .. 3 Seven started. Threo-quarters of a length; three lengths. MR. W. T. lIAZLETT'S TEAM SIX HORSES FOR MELBOURNE [by telegraph OWN correspondent] INVERCARGILL. Sunday F. J. McKay, private trainer for Mr. W. T. Hazlett in Australia, who has been on a holiday visit to Southland, leaves for Melbourne by the Waitaki from Bluff to-morrow. He will take with him six horses for Mr. Hazlett's string. They are a yearling bay filly by Night Raid from Moulin Rouge, dam of Latin Quarter; Raiding Light, a yearling bay gelding by Night Raid from Dazzling Light; Laughing Light, a chestnut fillv by Night Raid from Glad Light, by Paper Money—Simper; Lume, a bay filly by Night Raid from Illume, dam of Chief Light; the rising four-year-old gelding Frenchie, by Chief Ruler from Moulin Rouge, and Flames, a rising three-year-old brown colt by Night Raid from Flicker, by Paper MoneyIllume. CHARITY TROTTING MEETING DATE FIXED FOR AUGUST 31 The special trotting meeting in support of the Racing and Trotting Queen in the Christchurch Queon Carnival will be hold at Addington on Saturday, August 31. This date was agreed upon at a meetings last Thursday of tho committee interested in tho candidature of tho queen, including representatives of the Canterbury Jockey Club, Metropolitan Trotting Club, New Brighton Trotting Club and Canterbury Owners and Breeders' Association. GOOD MELBOURNE PACER TO COMPETE IN DOMINION The Melbourne pacer Moreica is to come to JS T ow Zealand .to compete in important events during tho coming season. This announcement was made by tho owner, Mr. H. Lidgett, aftor the horso had won tho Richmond Handicap, two miles, at Ascot last Monday, starting from 108 yds behind and winning by 10yds in 4.37. Moreica is an aged gelding by Mavista—Marguerite, and he has proved himself definitely superior to any runner ho has met in Melbourne over two miles. This was his 12th win since ho was registered in 1931. Mr. Lidgett has tho New Zealand Trotting Cup in view. Ho is uncertain whether tho horse will bo assessed at an eligible mark, but in any case hopes to qualify by competing in suitable- races before the Cup comes up for decision. RACING FIXTURES August 3—Christchurch Hunt Club. \iigust 3—Poverty Lav Hunt Club. August 13, 15, 17—Canterbury Jockey Clnb. August 24—Pakuransa Hunt Club. August 2!)~Kgmont-Wanganui Hunt Club (at New Plymouth). August 31—Taranaki Hunt Club.