NELSON RESULTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23033, 10 May 1938, Page 9

NELSON RESULTS

SECOND DAY DECISIONS LIANE AND ROY BUN REPEAT DOUBLE FOR MOTHER-IN-LAW [by telegraph—press association] NELSON, Monday The Nelson Jockey Club concluded its annual meeting to-day in ideal weather and before a large attendance. The investments were £7449, compared with £5587 10s for the concluding day last year. The total lor the meeting was £15,109, against £11,609 10s, an increase of £3499 10s. Results: — TRIAL STAKES, Of £7O; ti fur. 6 —MOTHER-IN-LAW, S.<J (R. Marsh) 1 2 —SILVER FOX, !).5 (P. Burgess) . . 2 I—ESPERANCE BAY, S.'j (J. Chaplin) 3 Also Started.—s Gold Coat, -1 Far East, 8 Adieux, 7 Girl Pat, 8.1); 3 Diareus, 7.0. Length; half a length. Time, JLm 21 2-os. MOUTERE TROT, Of £1)3; limit 3.10; IV 3 miles p—EVORA, 36yds'bhd (W. Warren) .. 1 I—TEA VISQUE, -1 Syria bhd (C. Berkctt) 2 4—GUY ZOLOCK, GOyds blid (W. Cotton) 3 Also Started—s Cassidy. limit; 3 Coral Prince, L2yds bhd; 1 Dusky Chum, 30, bracketed with Travisque. Length; half a length. Time, 3m 355. MOTUEKA HANDICAP, Of £OS; 7 fur. 3—CLUBMAN, 8.0 (M. Caddy) .. 1 I—EARL COLOSSUS, 10.0 (P. Willianis) 2 S—JEWISH LAD, 7.9 (R. J. Hawes) 3 Also Started. —2 Sunny Blonde, 8.2; 4 Laggard, 7.10. Length; two lengths. Time, lm 33 3-59. REDWOOD HANDICAP, Of £'l2o; 1 mile 4—LIANE, S.IO (C. L. Goulsbro) .. 1 I—MISHNA, 8.0 (J. W. Jennings) .. 2 3—MIGHT, 8.7 (W. Doyle) .. -.3 Also Started.—2 Siegmund, 0.7; 6 Bon Tray, 7.0; 5 Round Score, 7.5. Half a length each way. Time, lm 475. TAHUNA HANDICAP, Of £100; 1 mile 2—LUSTRAL, 8.1 (R. Marsh) . .. 1 3—GAS MASK, 7.8 (C. L. Goulsbro) .. 2 I—CONTRACT, 8.4 (M. Caddy) .. 3 Also Started.—-4 Jewish Lad, 7.8. Length; head. Time, lm 49 2-ss. RICHMOND TROT, Of £O3; limit 2.25; 1 mile I—TRAVISQUE, 21yds bhd (C. Berkett) 1 S—EVORA, 24yds bhd (W. Warren) .. 2 2—GUY ZOLOCK, 36yds bhd (W. Cotton) . . .. • • • • . • o Also Started. —4 Cassidy, 6 Cam Dillon, limit; 3 Coral Prince. 12yds bhd; 1 Truman, 36, bracketed with the winner. Two lengths; length. Time, 2m 21 2-SS. STOKE HANDICAP, Of £9O; 5 fur. 3 —MOTHER-IN-LAW, 7.5 (R. Marsh) 1 I—BONNI31 —BONNI3 AGNES, 8.11 (M. Caddy) 2 4—ESPERANCE BAY, 7.5 (J. Chaplin) 3 Also Started. —2 Free Gold, B.Bj 5 Arrowglen, 7.12; 6 Day Mist, 7.5. Half a length; length. Time, lm 6s. GLEN HANDICAP, Of £100; 1 mile 3—ROY BUN, 5.6 (M. Caddy) .. 1 S—ALBY,5 —ALBY, 8.0 (J. Chaplin) .. .. 2 4—MYRIAM, 7.13 (J. Forsyth) .. 3 Also Started.—l Matoru, 2 Export, 8.2; 7 Bon Tray, 7.13; 0 Bun Fight, 7.7. Length; half a length. Time, lm 48 2-ss.

CANTERBURY JUMPERS SCHOOLING AT RICCARTON GRAMPIAN MAKES FINE SHOWING [by telegraph —OWN correspondent] CITRISTCHURCH. Monday There was some interesting jumping at Riccarton this morning, mostly by novices. Nightbound was sent twice over three brush fences and shaped well. William Rufus was sent to jump four hurdles, but he hit the third hard and dislodged his rider at the fourth. Grampian gave an excellent display over six hurdles, going at a fast pace. Monastic jumped four hurdles and Surcoat, the half-brother to Shatter, followed him at an interval. This was Surcoat's first attempt over the bigger battens and he gave further promise of making good as a hurdler. Guilder, after jumping the pony hurdles, cleared four of the bigger obstacles in a smart manner. Drink Up is to»be tried as a jumper and he had his first lesson over the pony hurdles to-day. He baulked at one, but otherwise shaped satisfactorily. Punches town is due to make his reappearance in the schooling arena tomorrow morning and he will be accompanied in a round of the steeplechase fences by Flashlight. 1 THE MUSKET LINE ASCENDANCY IN AUSTRALIA Every long-distance race at the Australian Jockey Club's autumn Meeting was. Avon by a horse carrying the Musket strain, and all the winners were by The Buzzard, who was imported for the Lyndhurst Stud, Queensland, by Mr. J. G. McDougall. L'Aiglon. winner of the Sydney Cup; Old Rowley, Cumberland Plate and A.J.C. Plate; Gay Knight, Dangar Handicap and Catliartes, who deadheated in the St. Leger, were the runners concerned. The Bend Or line is well represented by the champion three-year-old, Ajax, and by the leading two-year-olds and rivals, Nuffield and Pandava, also by the Doncaster winner, Hamurah. The Buzzard is by Spion Kop, a son of Spearmint and grandson of Carbine. Spion Kop won the 1920 Derby in record time and Spearmint also won the Derby. The Musket line was also represented in ail the placed horses in the Brisbane Cup, of £.'3000, won recently by Spear Chief. The winner is by Spearfelt from Sere Vale, by Soremond —Line Gun, by Sir Simmer—Needle Gun. by Amberite, a son of Carbine. Princess Rivoli, second, is by Rivolij from Canning Queen, a previous winner of the race, by Higlifield—Carina, by Bernard— Carmine, by Carbine. Spearbleu, who finished third, is by Spearfelt from Arvakur, who belongs to the same family as Revenue. Carlita and Gold Medallist. RACING TAXATION FRANKLIN CLUB'S RETURNS Taxation in connection with the Franklin Racing Club's winter meeting last Saturday amounted to £2:395 6s Bd, made up as follows: Totalisator tax, £ll2O 15s 2d; dividend duty, £1225 lis; stakes tax, £ls; and amusement tax, £B4 Os 6d. FORBURY PARK FIELDS WINNERS REHANDICAPPED Rehandicaps for the Forbur.y Park Trotting Club's meeting, which opens on Thursday, have been declared as under;— Beach Handicap: Doubt penalised 12yds., now 12yds. behind. St. Clair Handicap: Sagamore 12yds.. now 12yds. behind. Renown Handicap: Vologda penalised 36yds., now 108 yds. behind.