WINTON EVENTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22351, 24 February 1936, Page 7

WINTON EVENTS

MEMORIAL TO BEAM LOCHLAGGAN A WINNER SUCCESS OF RED LANCE [BY TELEGRAPH —FKESS ASSOCIATION*] INVERCARGILL, Saturday The Winton Jockey Club's meeting concluded tc-day. The weather was hot and sunny. The track was again fast. There was a large attendance. The totalisator handled £7704 10s, against £5:324 10s." The total for the meeting was £13,261, against £lO,Oll 10s in 1934. Results:— C. D. MOORE TRIAL STAKES. Of £9O; weight 8.0; 6 fur. I—I —WYNWOOD (Wilson) .. ..1 G—6—BOND (Messervey) •• ..2 2—2—MONEYLESS (Watt) .. ..3 Also Started.—B—B Archdeacon. 7—7 Vavemai, 2—2 Western Song, bracketed with Moneyless, 5—5 Waiau Maid. 4—4 Ashaway. 3—3 Fireguard. Two length*: half a length. Fireguard was fourth. Time, lm 14 4-53. ORETI TROT HANDICAP, Of £IOO. including trophy valued at sgns; limit 3.39; 1* miles 3—2—EMBARK, limit (McDonald) .. 1 11—10—MISHAP, limit (Todd) .. ..2 6—S—GTTYWIN, limit (Thomas) .. .. 3 Also Started.—9—7 Autogo, 12—12 Master Lee, I—l Belle Grattan, limit: 10 —9 Erin's Star, s—l5 —1 Tritoma, 14—15 Seamark, 7—ll Leitrim, 10—14 Monty Chimes, 12yds bhd; 4—B War Betty, 13—13 Dusky. 21: 2—3 Harold Guy, B—G Chief Drusus. 36. Two lengths; one and a-half lengths. Erin's Star was fourth. Times, 3m 24 2-ss. 3m 24 3-ss, 3m 24 4-sa. ' SOLDIER MEMBERS' MEMORIAL HANDICAP, Of £lls, including trophy valued at lOims: 1 mile 3—3—BEAM, 7.11 (Wilson) .. .. 1 4—4—SAILING HOME, 7.12 (Dooley) .. 2 I—I—VALARTH, 7.13 (Didham) .. 3 Also Started.—2—2 Trivet. 9.1: 5—5 Toreador, 7.7; G—G Broken Rule, 7.0. Two lengths; half a length. Trivet was fourth. Time, lm 41 2-ss. AWARUA HANDICAP, Of £1G0: 6 fur. I—2—VIOLENTA, 8.7 (Jennings) .. 1 G—G—COAT OF ARMS, 7.4 (O'Connor).. 2 4—S—CLARA BOW. 9.1 (Taylor).. .. 3 Also Started.—3—3 Wall Street, 8.12; 2—l Amelita, 8.8: B—7 Mayam, 7.10: 9 —9 Red Treasure. 7.4: 7—B Henry Dawson. 7.2; s—l Wynwood, 7.0. Two and a-half lengths; half a length. Henry Dawson was fourth. Time, lm 13 l-ss. GERRARD MEMORIAL STEEPLECHASE Of £llO, including trophy valued at lOgns: About 2i miles 4—3—RED LANCE. 10.2 (Anderton) .. 1 3—2—ECCLEFECHAN, 9.4 (Voight) 2 I—I—SHELLELAGH WOOD, 9.3 (Landlord) .. .. .. .. 3 Also Started.—2—4 Parasang, s.ll. ran off; 5—5 Black Banner, 9.5, ran off: 6 —6 The Stalker, 9.0. Half a length; furlong and a-half„ The Stalker was fourth. Time. 5m 7s. STEWARDS' PURSE HANDICAP. Of £100: 6 fur. I—LOCHLAGGAN, 9.1 (Mackie) .. 1 4—WALL STREET. 7.2 (Barclqy) 2 2—SILK PAPER, 8.0 (Jennings) .. 8 Also Started.—3 Penelope, 7.7. One length; five lengths. Time, lm 12 3-ss. TURI DASH TTIOT, Of £100; saddle: limit 3.5; 11 miles I—2—NORMA GRATTAN, limit (Cosgrove) .. 1 4—3—WORTHY CLAIRE, limit (Walsh) 2 2—I—CREEP, limit (Thomas) .. .. 3 The winner was bracketed with Doone. Also Started.—l4—ls Lady Alwyn. 3—5 Pacha, fell; 11—13 Master Garry. 7—B W r alter Gay. I—21 —2 Carver. I—2 Doone, B—l2 Abel. 12—16 Ruru, '9—9 Kentucky Sun, limit; G —7 Bondholder, limit, and Pola Negri, 36yds bhd, fell, bracketed; 17—19 Prince Axworthy, 15—20 Hector Lee. 16—18 Margaret King, ,10—14 Loyalist, 5—6 Night Voyage. 7—4 Moradine. limit; 11—10 John Desborough, 24yds bhd: 13—11 Park Drive. 17—17 Eglinton, 36. Three lengths; ten lengths. Night Voyage was fourth. Times, 2m 49 2-ss. 2m 50 4-ss. 2m 535. JUBILEE FAREWELL HANDICAP, Of £IOO, including trophy valued at £5; 1 mile I—I—McHEATH, 9.8 (A. E. Ellis) .. 1 3—2—ISLAND LINNET. 7.13 (Taylor) 2 4—4—DAZZLING EYES. 7.0 (Messervey) 3 Also Started.—2—2 Ocean Singer, 8.6; • 5—6 HeSiry Dawson. 7—7 Bond. 6—5 Bonny J.une, 8 'Golden Song. 7.0.. ' • One and . a-half -lei-sths; three lengths. Ocean Singer was fourth. Time, lm 401-ss. TURF IN AMERICA SANTA ANITA HANDICAP WIN FOR TOP ROW (Received February 23, 6.35 p.m.) LOS ANGELES, Feb. 22 Top Row, owned by Mr. A. A. Baroni, to-day won the Santa Anita Handicap, carrying the turf's richest purse—--137,000 dollars. The time for 10 furlongs was 2m 4 l-ss. Time Supply finished second, followed by Hosemont. The value to the winner was 104,000 dollars. ' ' ' TROTTING IN PERTH GRAND CHAMPION LEAVES DEPARTURE CAUSES SURPRISE \ • (Received February 23, 5.5 p.Tn.) PERTH, Feb. 22 Considerable surprise and comment was caused in trotting circles when it was discovered, after much publicity had been given an arrangement between the West Australian Trotting Association and Mr. H. Rudd, -partowner of Evicus, for the grand champion of the inter-Dominion championship to make an attempt on the mile record at a meeting to-night, that both Evicus and Etnilius Way, who were stated to be remaining in West Australia for some time, had been entrained last night for Kalpoorlio and Adelaide, where it is understood they are to participate in races with other horses who took part in the championship contests. Mr. Rudd left by train Inst night. The Trotting Association was not notified of tho change of plans. CHANGE FOR GAY MARIGOLD TO BE TRAINED AT AVONDALE After being trained at Ellerslie for some timo past by It. S. Bagby, Gay Marigold is to bo transferred to I. A. IMcFarlane's stable at Avondale and she will go into her new quarters early this week. During the period she was in Bagby's hands Gay Marigold won somo good races, notably the Hamilton Handicap, the Alison Cup and the President's Handicap (Ellerslie), but this season she has failed to strike her best form and has been unsuccessful. GORE RACING CLUB REHANDICAPS DECLARED [BY TKT.KGRAPJT —PRESS ASSOCIATION] TIMARU, Sunday Rohandicaps for the first day of the Gore Racing Club's meeting, to be held next Wednesday and Thursday, have been declared as follows: —Racing Club Handicap, McHeath 7.9, Enwood 7.4; Croydon Handicap, Lochlaggan, I 9.6; Summer Handicap, McHeath, 10.7.