WAIMATE RESULTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22475, 20 July 1936, Page 7

WAIMATE RESULTS

CUP TO BONNY BUFF THREE FAVOURITES SCORE DEAD-HEAT IN MILE HANDICAP [I!Y TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSOCIATION] WAIMATE, Saturday The Waimate Hunt Club's Annual Meeting was held to-day in fine, but dull, weather. There was a good attendance, and the track was in good order. The totalisator handled £l2lß 10s, against £3852 last year. 'Results: AMATEUR CUP STEEPLECHASE, Of .Clo and cup valued £5; amateur riders; 2 mill's J—BURGLAR, 11.9 (Mr. R. I). Wcstenra) 1 3 TEA URN, "11.8 (Mr. W. D. Wcstenra) 2 2—WAIKARI, 11.0 (Mr. B. N. Thomas) 3 Also Started.—l Scotsden. 11.0; 5 Bonnv Ruff, 11.1. Two lengths; length. Time, <lm lis. STUDHOLME HURDLES, Of £SO; 1 mile and 5 fur. 2—REDOLENT, 0.0 (C. Hughes) .. l 4—FOOTWORK, 0.0 (W. Kitto) .. ..2 I—BLAZON 0.11 (N J. Dwyer) .. 3 Also Started.—3 Havering, 10.0; G Sunny Ccmet, 0 Goldstead, 0.0. Thieo lengths; two lengths. Time, 3m •1 2-ss. NOVICE STAKES, Of £10; (i fur. - —MUTUS, 8.1 (11. Humphries) .. 1 7—MASTER DINGLE, 8.1 (IF. W. Ilibberil) . . ~ .. 2 •I—LAST DANCE, 8.4 (P. Powell) .. 3 Also Started—t Pink Comet, 1 Desirable, .1 Tautau Maid, fi Peacock, O Her Excellency, 10 Ponadea, s Owl's Nest S.l. Two lengths; head. Time, 1m 17 l-ss.

HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE, Of £'lo find cup valued .(.'10; about miles O—BONNY BUFF. 0.7 (R. Register) . . 1 •J—BANDY 150 A, 0.12 (V. Langford) .. 2 I—lf1 —If ARK AWAY, 0.11 (W. Kitto) .. 3 Also Started.—l Money Mine, 10.7; I! \\ ykemist, 10.1: 7 Lo Chicot, 5 Pallaform. 0 7. Two lelgths; neck. Time, 4m 52 4-ss. WAIHAO HANDICAP, Of .CIO; (i tur. I—SILVER COAT, C.3 (A. E. Ellis) .. 1 ■I—SILVER LARK, S.O (C. T. Wilson) 2 2—NEEDFUL. S.S (L. J. Ellis) . . .. 3 Also Started.—3 Dracula, S.l; 7 Pharoah, U Golden Vision 5 Last Dance, S.O Two lengths; neck. Time, lm 16 3-ss. MORVEN HANDICAP, Of £55; 1 mill. J. —GOLDEN DART, S.ll (11. N. WigKins) t 2—MOUNT VAL, S.l (J. N. Dooley) .. + 6—THE SURGEON, 5.13 (—) . . . . 3 Also Started. —3 Cleaner, -1 Acla, S.S; 5 Final Shot, 7 Toreador, 8.1; S Shock. S.O. Dead-heat for first; third twn lengths away. Time, 3m 41 2 ss. HUNTERS' PLATE, Of £3O; l'A miles 2—GAY BOA. 10.8 (V. Langford) .. 1 4 —HOT TEA, 10.11 (J. W. Dooley) .. 2 I—TIPPLING, 11.6 (Austin) .. ..3 Also Started.—3 Pink Comet, 10.8. Four lengths; three. Time, 2m 1/ 3-Gs. WAIMATE HANDICAP, Of £-50; 7 iur. I—QUEEft DOROTHY, 0.3 (L. J. Ellis) 1 •I—DRACULA, S.O (J. W. Dooley) .. 2 2 PONIARD, 8.0 (W. Shand) .. ..3Also Started. —2 Needful, 8.7. Two lengths; head. Time, lin 32 4-os. COMMENT ON FORM REDOLENT JUMPS BRILLIANTLY [from our own correspondent] DUNEDIN, Saturday For the Waimate Hunt Club's meeting the track was on the soft side but it provided, excellent going for this time of the year. The manner in which Burglar made up lost ground to win the Amateur Cup Steeplechase should make him worthy of note for the future. Redolent gave a brilliant display for a novice when he won the Studholmo Hurdles. Blazon was kept too far out of his ground and might have been more dangerous with an earlier run. Mutus (Songbird—Olga) scored an easy win in the Novice Stakes and promises to prove useful. Bonny Buff proved to be the best of the field for the Hunt Club Cup Steeplechase. Money Mine started iavounto, but did not fence well and alter striking the hurdle in the back stretch, lost a good deal oi ground. Silver Coat started at a short price in the Waihao Handicap and won well, although kept busy in the run home. Mount Va 1 was a little unlucky m not doing better than to score a deadheat with Golden Dart in the Morven Handicap, as he did not get a good run along the back. He was in front a stride past the post. Gay Boa was the best of the moderate lot turned out for the Hunter's Plate, and Queen Dorothy brought an interesting day's sport to a conclusion ; by scoring a comfortable win in the j Waimate Handicap. I

ELLERSLIE TRACK WORK GOING HEAVY AFTER RAIN The weather was wet while training operations were in progress at Ellorslie on Saturday and the tracks were heavy after rain overnight. The No. .'3 grass, where the poles were out 10 feet, was used for fast work. On the grass Fleetwind, Haputalo and Zane Grev covered five furlongs in 1.14 1-5. Zane Grey afterwards working over a round on the sand. Knight of Australia ran six furlongs easily in 1.2(5 1-5. Teddy Boy completed tho last seven furlongs of a round in 1.41 '3-5. Tybalt finished a serviceable task with three furlongs in 12 l-ss. Salvar placed five furlongs behind in 1.9 1-5. Jewelled Girdle encompassed a round in 1.51, the last six furlongs in 1.25 4-5. Roman Mascot was responsible for half a mile in 55 l-ss. Royal Appellant did strong work, and Speedfast completed his task with three furlongs in l.'J I -OS. King Aim (Baker) gave a satisfactory display over four hurdles and afterwards sprinted three furlongs on the grass in 40 2-ss. Solas (Williams) jumped four hurdles in good stylo. BALBUS DESTROYED SHOULDER BROKEN ON TRACK [I'ROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] PALMURSTON NORTH, Saturday Balbus broke his near fore-shoulder after completing a five furlongs gallop with Lavish at Awapuni this morning and was destroyed. Fie went to the lead in the straight, to bo several lengths in front of the two-.vear-old at the post, and it was about 25yds further on that the shoulder snapped. Owned and trained by the former hurdle horseman, C. J. Robinson, Balbus was a foitr-year-old gelding by Lapidarv from Azeeta. He had always shown plentv of speed this season and had displayed improved staving ability, which was in evidence when bo won over a mile and a distance at Dannevirke at. the beginning of the month.