RIVERTON CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23319, 12 April 1939, Page 9

RIVERTON CLUB

THIRD DAY RESULTS FOXLOVE SCORES AT MILE BLACK BANNER THE STEEPLES I [BY TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSOCIATION] INVERCARG-ILL, Tuesday The weather was fine for the third day of the Rivcrton Racing Club's Autumn Meeting. The track was slower after overnight rain. There was a large attendance and the totsjlisator handled ■ £24,052 10s, against £21,208 10s for 1 the third day last year, an increase of £2844. The total for the meeting was £86,053 10s, compared with £79,083, ' an increase of £6970 10s. In the Ohai Trot, Nancy Guy fell five furlongs from . home, bringing down Flash Guy, Mc- ; Glusky and Desert Cloud; The mishap was found to have been accidental. Results: — 1 PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, First £lO5, second £3O, third £ls; ( « fur. s 56 —FLEET STREET, 9.8, cur. 0.l (E. Baker) 1 I—I—WAITORU, 8.6 (J. W. Jennings) . . .. . . 2 '7—7 —iIOONR AIDER, 7.7, car. 7.2 (W. i F. Ellis) • 3 Also Started.—l—3 Kippen, 8.12, car. 8.5; 6 —l Garonne. 8.12; 3—5 Hunting Chorus, 7.11; 2—2 Silver Choir. 7.9, car. 7.12'/4; 9 —O Pink Bond, 7.9; S—S Crack o' Dawn, 7.7, car. 7.5; 10—10 Pjinco Flaneur, 7.7, car. 7.0. Length and a-half; length. Hunting Chorus was fourth. Time, lm 17s. WAKATIPU TROT, First £lO5, second £3O, third -Cls; limit, 3.40; 1V 3 miles 13 —IG SINBAD, limit (L. L. Abernothy) . . . ... ... 1 3—2—GENTLEMAN JIM, 32yds bhd (W. Cosgrove) .. 2 B—ll LOYALIST, 36yds bhd (B. Rushton) .. .. . . . 3 Also Started.—l4—ls Creep, 11—9 Night Nurse, s—l Indianola, I—l. Royal Chief, 16—17 Fortune King, 13 —13 Abel, limit; 12—10 Glenelad, 3- 2 Viscosa, coupled with Gentleman Jim, 15 —12 Happy King, 12yds bhd; 4 —3 Drumoak, 9 —14 April Direct, 7—7 Ra, 2 —5 Flash Guy, 10—8 Bonnie Brydono, 17—18 Nancy Guy, 24; 6—6 Melrose, 30. Neck each way. Viscosa was fourth. Times: 3m 30 l-ss, 3m 29 2-ss, 3m 27 3-ss. . FIORD HANDICAP, First £175, second £SO, third £25; 1 mile 4—6—FOXLOVE, 8.7 (G. Barclay) .. 1 9—9—MILFORD, 9.9 (C. G Humphries) .. v . . 2 7—B—VALANTUA, B.3,'car. 7.10 (V. J. Sellars) 3 Also Started. —S—7 Wild Career, o—3 Galleon, 8.12, car 8.7; 3 —l Thermidor, 8.10; I—l1 —1 Night Dress, 11 —11 Amelita, 8.7, . car. S.O; 2—2 Mungatoon, 7.13; 10—10 Viking, 7.12, car. 7.8'/ 3 ; 5 —5 Survoy, 7.7, car. 7.iy 2i 12—12 Ashaway, 7.0, car. 7.5 1 / a . Two and a-half lengths; neck. Thermidor ; was fourth. Time, lm 42 2-ss. FAIRFAX HANDICAP, First £lO5, second £3O, third £ls; apprentice riders; 7 fur. 43 —HUNTING CHORUS. 7.11 (F. H. Preston) .. .. .. .. 1 s—s SPENDTHRIFT, 8.9 (J. Strathern) .. • • • • •• 2 I—I—TRIPLE1 —I—TRIPLE CONE, S.O, car. 8.11 (W. F. Ellis) 3 Also Started. —6—S Silk wood, 5.3; 2—2 Chirp, 5.2; 3—l Green Boa, 8.1; 9—ll Vanity Queen, 7.12; 7—7 Crack o" Dawn, 7.7, car. 7.12; S—6 Doctor Duthie, 7.7, car. 7.2; 10—10 Ramana, 7.7, car. 7.12%; 11 —12 Airdrie, 12 —9 Prince »Flaneur, 7.7, car. 7.12. Length and- a-quarter; three-quarters of ,i length. Crack o' Dawn was fourth. Time, lm 30 2-ss. ; AUTUMN STEEPLES, v . First £175, second £SO, third £25; h- j, r. i . .about 2Va -miles 2—I—BLACK BANNER, 12.9 (T. J. Boyle) ' ' v :. .. • • .. 1 6—6—EL CABALLO, 0.0, car. 9.3y a (W. E. Shand) . . .... 2 3—2—GOLD WREN. 10.13.( J. Murfitt) 3 =Also Started.-—l—3 Poniard, 10.5 (fell); 5 —5 Possum, 9.3, car. 9.sVa> 4—4 Rifle Range, 9.0 (fell); 3—2 Pandine, 9.0, car. 9.1 (fell), coupled with Gold Wren Fifty yards; 00, yards. Possum was fourth. Time, 5m 36 3-ss. OHAI TROT, First £llO, second £4O, third £2O; limit, 4.52; 2 miles I—I—DAN McGREW, 36yds bhd (E. Todd) ... 1 S—7—IRON DUKE, 60yds bhd (E. Mitchell) 2 15—15—LOYAL SUN, 60yds bhd (J. McLennan) .. .. .. .. 3 Also Started.—l—s Loyalist. 12—12 Overproof, 7—9 Flash Guy, 14 —14 Nancy Guy, limit; 2 —2 Foremost Junior, 12yds bhd; 13—13 Glen Guy, 1(5 —16 Mountain Lad, B—lo McGlusky, 21; 3—3 Central Lad, 24, and Guy win, 48, bracketed; 10—6 Desert Cloud, 6 —4 Prince Charles, 36, bracketed with Capri, 48; 9—B Golden Miller, 48; 11 —11 College Boy, 96. Length and a-half; length. Foremost Junior was fourth. Times: 3ni 39 4-ss, 3m 38s,

SALE OF BROOD MARES OFFERING AT CLAUDELANDS I I'ROM our own correspondent! HAMILTON. Tuesday An important sale of thoroughbred brood mares nnd foals will bo conducted by G. W. Vercoe and Company, Limited, at the Claudelands showgrounds on Friday, May 19. The vendors include Mr. L. W. Nelson, Whangarei, Mr. G. W. Vercoe, Hamilton, Mr. Gaino Carrington, Hamilton, and Mr. W. I?. Sbattock, Hamilton/ Among the mares to be offered are Camp Princess, Charming, Lady Faithful, Miss Edna, Tractrix, Gamboling, Marie . Helen and marcs by Chief I?uler, Acre, Hunting Song. Two geldings and a colt by Tea Tray will also bo offered.

DRANOEL'S ESCAPADE TOOK NO PART IN PLATE Dranoel gave much trouble when mounted in the birdcage before the Autumn Plate at Riccarton on Monday. He-dislodged his rider, C. Stokes, who later mastered him and gave him his preliminary. The gelding repeated his misbehaviour when pulled tip, and. again getting rid of his rider, careered through the plantation at the back of the course and jumped a wire fence into a paddock. As it was not possible to get him back to the course in time, the field went without him. Dranoel was second to the outsider of the field. He is a four-year-old gelding by Ilobespierre from Hose of Orange.

3m 38 l-5s. WAIPANGO HANDICAP, First £105, second G30, third £15; 1 milo 6—8— STRAIGHTDELT 8.10 (J. W. Dooley) .. . • .. 1 8—5—MERRY SIMON. 7.7, car. 7.0V a (P. J. Boylo) 2 7—7—TURAKI, 7.0, car. 7.5 (W. P. Ellis) .. 3 Also Started. —1 —1 Disband, 0.7; 5 —0 Bow Street, 0.1; 3 —i Sparkle, 8.10, car. S.3; —3 Atua Rere, 7.11, car. 7.11%; 4 —2 Sunny Jean, 7.0, car. 7.3; 0—0 Drink Dp, 7.0. .car. 7.4'/a; 10 —10 Forecast, 7.7, car. 7.7>/ a . Neck each way. Disband was fourth. Time, lm 44s. FAREWELL HANDICAP, First £125, second £35, third £15; 7 fur. &—0—WA1TORU, 7.0 (\V. Connor) .. 1 5—5—SPANISH LAD. 8.0, car. 8.4 (W. F. Ellis) 2 1—kI —LOUD NUFFIELD, 7.10, car. 7.3 (L. W. Hare) 3 Also Started. —2 —i Rodeur, 0.0; 3—2 Phalanx, 8.11; 7 —7 Tauramai, 8.10. car. 8.3; 4—3 "Waitaka, 8.5. Lous' neck; length and a-quarter. Phalanx was fourth. Time, lm 28 4-58.