TARANAKI HUNT

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22517, 7 September 1936, Page 7

TARANAKI HUNT

STROLLER WINS CUP FERSEN TAKES OPEN SPRINT LADY VOYONNE VICTORIOUS pSY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] NEW PLYMOUTH, Saturday The combined meeting of the Tarannki and Egmont-Wanganui Hunt Clubs was concluded to-day. The weather w.ns showery, but tho attendance was excellent. The track was heavy. The totalisator handled £9840 / 10s, compared with £6817 on the second day last year. The total for the meeting was £17.212, against £11,355 10s last year, an increase of {.'5886 10s. Results: — LADIES' NECKLACE, Of £6O and trophy valued at CIO; gentlemen riders; I*4 miles 33 —MISS PANGO, 10.11 (Mr. K. McK. Duncan) . . ~ .. 1 I—2—EN VIDETTE. 11.2 (Mr. H. M. S.vines) . . . . . . o 2—I—ORIEL. 11.9 (Mr. G. H. James) 3 Also Started. —5—5 Bimbo, 4—l White Heron, 10.7. / Head; four lengths. Time, 2m 20 l-ss. f HACK AND HUNTERS' HURDLES, Or £75;, l'A miles and llO.vds g—7—WAR ACE. 9.0 (T. Tito) .. .. 1 5I —COURT ARMA. 9.4 (L. Dulieu) 2 43 —BEAU STAR. 9.0 (P. Carroll) .. 3 Also Started. —I—21—2 Tuaheahe, 9.12; 5—5 Glmvane, O.S; 2 —l Race Whip, 9.4; B—o prince Reno, 0.2; 9—9 Panloff, 7 —B Sceptic, 10 —10 Illawarra, 90. Six lengths; half a length. Time, 3m Ss. OPUNAKE HANDICAP SCURRY, ' Of £SO; 5 fur. I—2—HIGH TEST. 9.0 (L. Clifford) .. 1 3—t—GAY FLIER. 5.3 (J. Winder) .. 2 65 —KIA ORA. S.O (R. Marsh) .. 3 Also Started.—2—l Airing, 8.13; 4—3 Gknation. 5.7; 6 —6 Meritor, 8.0. Two lengths each way. Time, lm 7 l-ss. WAIHI HACK HANDICAP, Of £SO; SVa fur. .8 —3 —LADY'* VOIOXNE, 8.0 (Anderson) 1 6t —WAHINE NUL 8.5 (F. Mullins) 2 I—I—RED SAND. 9.5 (L. Dulieu) .. 3 Also Started. —2—2 Glenthawn, 8.3; 4 —5 Golden Rill, o—7 Meritor, 7 —6 La Femmo Noire, 8.0. Three lengths; two, lengths. Time, let 4Ss.

TARANAKI HUNT CUP, Of £IOO and trophy valued at £ls; ; about 2Vi miles 1—1 —STROLLER. 11.3 (C. McGovern) 1 33 —DON ERMA, 1,1.2 (A. Gilmer) .. 2 6—S—HYMGREAT. 10.5 (P. Carroll) .. 3 Also Started.—2—2 Taura Lad, 10.12; 4. —4 Evermore. 10.4, and Cordon, 10.0, bracketed; 7—B Prairie Boy, 10.2; B—7 Barry's Boy, 9 —9 Callamost, 6 —o PanlofT, 10.0. Head; three lengths. Time, 5m 17s. STRATFORD HANDICAP, Hi Of £9O; 7 fur. 22—FERSEN, 8.4 (L. ClifTord) .. 1 4—4—ROYAL SECRET, 7.13 (G. Dow-S-t-r rick) .. 2 I—I—PRINCE ACRE, 9.0 (7. Winder) 3 Afso Started. —3—3 Musquil, 8.0; 5—5 Geld Mission, S.B. Two and a-half lengths; one length and t-half. Time, lm 31 2-ss. URENUI HACK HANDICAP, Of £75; 6 fur. fr-e—ADVANCE PLANE. 8.0 (S. Anderson) ~/ 1 1«~-1 —NGATIRAHIRI, 8.0 (P. Burgess) 2 6-4—SUSAN, 8.0 (J. Winder) ... .. 3 Also Started.—2—2 Bantry, 9.11; 3—3 De Imp, 8.10; 4—5 Fast Acre, 8.2. A'eck; iength. Time, lm 21 l-ss. •~r-. v* • J TRIALS AT HASTINGS SPRINT BY SUNNY BLONDE HUNTING JAY'S SOUD MILE [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] HASTINGS, Saturday Hastings-trained horses with engagements at Wanganui were given this morning their final trials before leaving. Two or three fast gallops were accomplished, especially pleasing being those of Sunny Blonde and the hurdler Hunting Jay. Servitor and Lacquer ran three furlongs in 375. The former, a two-year-old, did the best gallop that has been recorded on the local track by one of his age this season. Gasman was fighting for his head all the way when taking 1.20 for six furlongs. He is very fit. The maiden candidate Sunny Blonde had for her companion the smart hack Blue Shirt, and showed up in a favourable light by breaking 49s for four furlongs. She should go well at Wanganui. Hest was never off the bit when beating Royal Bengal over six furlongs in 1.19. Lavina and Silver Tide covered five furlongs in 1.6}, the former running wide. Lavina looks like an early winner, but she is not going to .Wanganui*

Sprint by Tycoon

Tvcoon' took 50s for four furlongs. Tiger Gain, not extended, recorded 54s for the same distance. Glenrossie and Black Magic-finished in that ' Order at the end of seven furlongs in 1.34, but the winner could have done a good dear better. Iddo was clear of Silver Ritfer at the end of fhe furlongs in 1.4£. Hurdling has been beneficial to Iddo, who now is a much better horso than whon ho ran second to Marsyas last July. Red llufus partnered the Wanganui Guineas candidate Chat over a mile in 1.48. Chat was going the better at the / finish. Black Frost was not extended when taking 1.8 for five furlongs. As lie ' .is leaving on Tuesday, he may be iuliy tested on Monday. _ , Passion Flower, carrying 9.7, p eased by registering 1.18 for six furlongs, after being assisted over the last ha - mile by Slippery, who recorded bis. Paßsion Flower ran at an even spc throughout. . . Flame Queen ran three furlongs m 40s, Quimpcr and May Rose just beating that time. The Peep o' Day gelding and the Valley Rose filly occupied 40s. ' Novice Gallops Well A gelding bv Oration in J. L. Clements' stable, who is expected prove good, ran four furlongs m 49*s to beat Mananui, Tupai and Hunting Chore comfortably. , , . ~. n ._ v Count Siegfried was hard held to stay with Pylon over four furlongs in f.te. Sardius, carrying 8.4, was not ex to run half a mile in 50s. He 100 great nick for his Wanganui eng g - ttent. , Molina and Barley Almond "9, plished an easy half-mile, with Mohua hard held. This filly is one of the most improved horses here and looks liko .being a good performer. ~ The Gvasper, going well w'thiii self, rattled off six fiirlongs ni l.^iThe best gallop done in Hastings .V a hurdler for many years was t i Hunting Jay. Carrying 9.10, he ra " mik> in 1.44; the first half in 50s, n in 1.21, and six in 1.151. *" lsh £g against a head wind. He leaves tor Wanganui on Tuesday. C. McGove i / will have the mount. ' ' Kssex, who was to have gone over Sydney with J. M. Cameron's team, was left behind at the last moment, and wil now take his place in the Wanganui Guineas'field.