SIRES' STATISTICS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23072, 24 June 1938, Page 9

SIRES' STATISTICS

AUCKLAND WINNERS BINGEN STOCK PROMINENT L REY DE ORO SUCCESSES 3 by abaydos During 17 days of trotting this season ,j in the Auckland Province, 136 races were contested, and with a dead-heat at Thames, the 137 winners represented y 38 sires. Nelson Bingen and Rey. de Oro, each ,r with 12 winners, headed the list closely followed by Jewel Pointer, with 11. d Nelson Derby, nine, Peter Bingen and i, I* rank Worthj', seven, Great Bingen e and Great Parrish six, were next in j , order. Key do Oro winners wero Vanora I (3), Bronze Queen and Uentiku (2), [ Gold Dredge, Waingake, Hillcrest, 3 Roman Chief and Equipoise. Their coli lective stakes totalled £2llO. Nelson 4 Bingen candidates secured £2llO, the t following being the winning coutri- . butors, Pirate's Last (4), Great Chum , (2), Frontier Boy, Qucridn, To Kaliu, , Pink Lady, Sylvan and Hod Frontier. Iho Nelson Bingen figures wero greatly increased through tho efforts of some of his sons, who sired several ; winners. Nelson Derby was represented b.v Argolis, Rongomai and Gay Sister (2), Parauri, Mandalay and Norihana, i for a total of £1705. Crocus (5) and Ratepayer credited Great Bingen with £llOs, while Peter Bingen, through j Hearsay (3), Hori Bingen (2), Kewpie.'s Queen and Klsio Hamlyn secured £B6O. Worthy Bingen sired Tan John, All Bingen and Canadian, and their share was £550. Nelson Fame sired Lady Fame, whose two successes netted £l2O. Native Tree, by Native' King, and Lucky Love, by Nelson Tasker, each added a winning bracket, making the full complement of Nelson Bingen successes 41 for. £7270 in stakes. Two Great Families A feature of the Nelson- Bingen sires record is that excepting Nelson Tasker, they represent only' two families. Neli son Derby, Nelson Fame and Native King are brothers,, their dam being Norice, and Worthy Bingen, Great Bingen and Peter Bingen are sons of ; Bertha Belle. Both mares wero imported irom America and have made trotting 1 history in the land of their adoption by breeding the highest grade horses when mated with Nelson Bingen, also an American-bred horse. Bertha Belle, like' Nelson Bingen, was imported by Mr. E. X. Lelievre, while Norice was introduced bv the lato Mr. : James Pettie, who sold her shortly ; afterwards to the late Mrs. It, O. Dun- i can. Bertha Bello .was bred in Kentucky by Mi - . C. G. Thompson, and was | by Peter the Great from Corona Mac. ] Norice, who was by Charles Derby from Naulanka, was bred in California j by Mr. J. F. Boyd. Worthy Bingen was < a (louble-gaited horse but tho great • majority of his stock are trotters. . Great Bingen and Peter Bingen were two of the Dominion's most successful pacers. 1 Axworthy Winners ' Norico's three sons all took high rank when raced, Native King at the trotting gait, and Nelson Derby and Nelson Fame as pacers. Native King produced many fine trotters, while Nelson Derby, who is the onlv ono of tho threo alive, is represented by a number of high-class pacers. Horses carrying Axworthy blood wero well to the fore this season through Frank Worthy, £1530; Great r Parrish, £850; Travis Axworthy, £610; Worthy Bond, £545; and Guy Parrish, £SOO. Ono win by Starwvn, son of Mr. McElwyn, 1.591, raised the Axworthy j; total to £4210 for 25 wins. ~

Sir Frank and John's Last (2), Ken--0 worthy, Proletarian and Frankenstein represented Frank Worthy, son of Guy 0 Axworthy, siro also of Lee Axworthy, > 1.58J, Guy McKinney, 1.58J, Mr. Mo 3 Elwyn, 1,59:], and Arion Guy, 1.59 J. Three by Great Parrish—Nawton • , Parrish, Bold Venture and Eyre—each 3 j won a double. Great Parrish is by Guy • Parrish, a son of Guy Axworthy and • Margaret Parrish, from Bertha Belle. Guy Parrish winners were Ladv Bunker • (2) and Parrish Belle. Cavan Chief (3) 1 and Contender, winner of the Great ! Northern Trotting Stakes, represented Travis Axworthy, by Dillon Axworthy. ' Worthy Bond scored through Elissa (2), Real Red and .Kewpie's Bond. r Worthy Bond is a son of Axworthy. Jewel Pointer's Stock 1 Tho success of Jowel Pointer, who as 1 a racehorse was for years an Auckland 1 idol, is a pleasing feature. With 1 Musketeer, Isabella Pointer, Forest Jewel, Petite Jewel, each scoring twice; Royal Jewel, Young Pointer and Sandusky, his winnings were £IB4O. Jewel Pointer is a son of Logan Pointer. ' The total of £1720 credited to Jack Potts represents three wins by Bexley Girl, two by Chili Bean, one each by Horse Power and Lady Potts, and also included £550 won by Lucky Jack in place money at the Auckland summer meeting. Jack Potts, by Walter Direct —Margaret Steiner, was a splendid type of racehorse and he is a very successful progenitor. Tile Triumph produced Grand Triumph (2), Colleen Murphy and Stalky, all trotting winners. Peterwah was represented when Wall won a doubl?. Peterwah, a high-class trotter, has produced winners in Australia of two-year-old trotting classics. Truman Direct, who had True Trust and Kete Kuru racing, had a return with each I and Author Dillon, a champion of his day, scored twice through Roma Girl. Australian Candidates Australian sires represented were Pedro Pronto, Don Pronto, Win Alto, Roy Redmond and Robert Derby, tho lastnamed being conspicuous as the sire of Lawn Derby, who was successful in one. of his two starts at Epsom. Pedro Pronto figured in two wins through Nervie's Last, and his sire, Don Pronto," was represented by Star Pronto. Lawn Derby, Nervie's Last and Star Pronto were free-legged. Lawn Derby established a two miles record of 4.17 3-5 and Nervie's Last, a mile and a-half Epsom record of 3.15 1-5. Roy Redmond, who registered his first : New Zealand success as a siro when Dick Redmond won, is producing numerous ' winners across the Tasman. Win Huon | gave Win Alto two successes. Blue ] Mountain King, who has been one of ' tho leading sires in recent financial re- ] turns, was represented by three winners, ( King's Warrior, Munga Tangi and Bod- c ford. Tho Ribbenwood horse produced i three of the best mares. Bonny Azure, ( Mountain Dell and Free Advice, who over raced in the Dominion. Ho proved r a splendid sire, with limited opportuni-1 ties, and three sons, .Blue Mountain, j 1 King's Warrior and King's Play, j reached the highest plane. Only two K sons, Kewpie's King and Kewpie's f| ("rest, remain to carry on tho male c line of Blue Mountain King. A

IRISH DERBY RESULT ROSEWELL AN EASY WINNER (Received June 23. 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, June 22 The Irish Derby, run at The Currach, resulted in success for the Orwell colt Rose well. Details:— IRISH DERBY STAKES, Of £2500; three-year-olds; If, miles ROSEWELL, D. Sullivan's br c, by Orwell—Bower of Rosea . . .. 1 GOLDEN SOVEREIGN, Sir Abe Bailey's br c, by Monarch—Fleche d'Or .. 2 MENORITE, D. S. Kennedy's b c, by Manna—Wedding Favour .. .. 8 Nine started. Two longths; three-quarters of a length, j