RIVERTON CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23615, 27 March 1940, Page 7

RIVERTON CLUB

CM!NIVAL CONCLUDED WAITORU'S FURTHER SUCCESS STEEPLECHASE TO GOLD WREN [by tkt.F.c:l!Al'H —imikns association] IXVERCA HO I LL, Tuesday Tlif "Rivorton Racing Club's Lastor Afootiup: was cowliidorl in fine but overcast woatlior, tlio track being (load. Thorn was a larne attendance, the investments for the day being .L"21.W1 10s. compared with I*2-1.052 IDs, a decrease of £22:11. For the meeting the totalisator handled £84,-'5lO, compared with 10s, a decrease ol' 17-I*3 10s. Jlosnlts: — PRESIDE:NT'S HANDICAP, First £ 11)■">, second £3O, third £ls; O fur. 2—I—WITHDRAWAL, 8.7, car. 8.0 (E. E. Mnckic) 1 3—3—AIRLJXE, 7.7, car. 7.3 (J. L. Strathern) . . . . - B—o-r-GAROXXE, 8.0 (E. J. Pinn) .. 8 Also Started. — 1— I Sea Lady, 8.12; o—7 Mondello, 7.!>; -I—-2 Gold Kobe, 5 —5 Irish Kiiug, 7.7, car. 7.S 1 .; lo—lo Doll Hoy, 7—li Dolita, 7.7. car, 7.1 lli; o—B My Souk, 7.7, car. 7.0; 11 —II Alms, 7.,, car. 7.8'/i. Long neck; neck. Gold Kobe was fourth. Time, Jni 17 2-ss. WAKATIPU TROT, First J. Ul."i, second .(.'BO, third £ls; limit 3.39; JVi niiles I—i—BONDSMAN, limit tl. Welsh) .. 1 .I—l CROWN PEAK. 21 yds bhd (W. A. Thomas) • ■ - DHUMMER BOY. limit (I. Herbert) :5 Also Started. -7—7 Ha. 2-2 Xiirht Xurse. s -s Irisli Guy, 0 0 Ruru, limit; 3-3 Fenella. coupled with Xancy Guy, 10—10 Loval Kmblem. I -•» Overproof, 1 -yds bud; Harbin jot. -IS. Head; tour lengths. Fenella was fourth. Time, 8m 20 I-ss. FIORD HANDICAP, First £ 17.">, second £SO, tliird £25; 1 mile t—l- -WAITORU. N.l. car. S.-l r, 4 (.C. G. Humjihrics) . • • ■ . . 1 3—S—PEONY HOSE. 8.7. car. S.O (J. Preston) ■ . • ■ - 6—7—WILD CAREER, S.l», ear. 5.2 (D. A. 11 ainil 1) 3 Also Started. —2 —3 Mona's Song. S.o. car. 8.3; s—l Sailing Lady, 7.11; 7- —<5 Chirp, 7.0, car. 7.1 , / J ; I—2 Straightdell, 7.0. Two lengths; length and a-half. Straightdell was fourth. Time. 1m -1 •*5 3-ss. FAIRFAX HANDICAP, First £ 10.">, second £3O, third £ls; 7 fur. 2—2— ACKEMMA. 7.8 (D. A. llamill) 1 S—S —ASPIRE, 8,0 (A. Anderson) .. 2 L—I—COLOXEL ROUGE, 8.2, car. 7.11 (K. Ford) 3 Also Started. —I—l I'inU Bond, 0.0; (> —i! Garonne, (S.O; B—B Southern Sail, 7.10. car. ii.l; 7 —7 Green Locket, 7.7, car. ~12. Xeck; length and a-half. Garonne was fourth. Time, lm 30 -l-ss. AUTUMN STEEPLES, First £175, second £SO, third £25; 2 1/ 2 miles B—I—GOLD WREN, 10.11 (W. E. Shand) .. 1 S —7—VITAPHOXE, 9.0 (H. Shannon). . 2 U—,v—GAY BOA, U.O, car. 0.1 % (E. J. Jennings) • • . . 3 Also Started. —I—l McHeath. 10.1; -I—3 El ( aballo, !>.S; 2 —2 Arctic Star, !).<>; s—o5 —0 Mount Val. 1»5; 7—B Joy Boa. 0.0. Length and a-half; length. Mclleath was fourth. Time, 5m 30 l-ss. OHAI TROT, First £llO, second £lO. third £2O; Jimit 1.52; 2 miles I—I—GHAXDI, 12yds bhd (J. Welsh) 1 11—10—DESERT CLOUD, 3(syds bhd C\V. Cosgrove) .2 ■I—I—STANZA, limit (W. A. Thomas) 3 Also Started. —s—B5—8 Pontoon, 13 —11 Irish Guv, limit; 10—17 Mountain Lad, 9—7 Overproof. ]<>—l3 Peter Yonng, U—9 Sinbad, limit; - —— Uiinkstock, 1«> —1-1 Direct Hell 7 —5 Prince Charles. 21yds bhd. coupled with You Van. 30; S— <> Mulguy, 21. coupled with Drumoak, • l () —H) Koyal Chief. iUJ; I I—Flash Guy, 3 —B Icilma, 17 —10 Loyal Sun. IS; 12—12 Coherto. 72; 18—18 College Boy, 132. Half a length; head. Bankstock was fourth. Time, lm 15 I-ss. WAIPANGO HANDICAP, First £lO5, second £3O. third £ls; 1 mile 9—7—VANITY QUEEN. 7.12, car. 7.5 (K. R. Ford) . . • • 1 B—3—CHEROKEE. 8.10 (R. E. Humphries) - O—S—STRATHALBYN. 7.7, car. 7.10 (G. Barclay) 3 Also Started. —I —l Blissful Lady. 0.3, car. 8.10, coupled with Turaki, 8.3, car. S.O; (> —(i [{oval Style. 8.3. car. 7.10; 10—11 Lot hie River. 2—2 Mosgiel, 7.K!,_ car. 7.8; 7—lo Atua Rere, 7.11. car. 7.5; •>—-1 Asia, 7.10; ,s—!i Black Bard, 11 —l2 Bilbao. car. 7.0; -I—s Feather Boa, 7.7, car. 7.1'/ a . Neck; head. Mosgiel was fourth. Time, lin -lis. FAREWELL HANDICAP. First £125. second £BS. third £ls; 7 fur. I—2 STRIP, 8.1, car. 7.11 (E. E. (Mackie) . • • • • • 1 21 —TOP ROW. 8.7. car. 8.2 (J. L. Strathern) - (!_(;—PHALAXX, 9.0 (11. Phillips) 3 Also Started. —5—5 Sailing Lady. 8.5; 3—l Bay Duke, 8.2. car. 7.0; 4—3 Aspire. 7.0. Three lengths each way. Bay Duke was fourth. Time, ,im 'JO 3-ss.

ST. LEGER WINNER GOOD RECORD OF BEAU VITE NEXT MELBOURNE CUP IN VIEW The likelihood that Beau Yite will again be anions the New Zealand' representatives in the Melbourne Cup this year in view of his brilliant form in the Dominion since returning from Australia is one of the most discussed projects of next season's racing. In his two-year-old career, when he ran 11 times, Beau Vitc was overshadowed by Beaulivre, although he beat the latter in the North Island Challenge Stakes. Beau Vile won in addition two other events at Trentham and completed his autumn campaign by being runner-up to Beaulivre in the Champagne Stakes and Challenge Stakes at Riccarton. His total winnings were Ll3lO. Very early in his three-year-old season, Beau Vite was in action in Australia. He was unplaced in the Iloliartvillc Stakes, but won at his next start, the Canterbury Stakes, from Cold Rod. Defaulter beat him by a head only in the Chelmsford Stakes, but in the Clarendon Stakes he beat Heading and High Caste, who subsequently outstayed him in the Derbies. Beau Vile was second to High Caste in the Craven Plate, but in four subsequent starts, in Victoria, was unsuccessful. He contested in races in Australia, winning two and earning I'lloo in stakes. On his return to New Zealand. Beau Vite showed marked improvement in stamina by winning the Ureal Northern Derby and Clifford Plate from Beaulivre. A meritorious second in the Wellington Centennial Clip was followed up by a victory in the Summer Cup at Trentham. Both SI. Legers have now fallen to liini. as well as the Taranaki Slakes. Beau Vite is easily the best to date of the progeny of Dominant, a daughter of Martian and Lovelorn, a full-sister to Nones, Menelaus. Left, Lovemateh and others. Left is the dam of Peter Jackson, tlaine Cnrringion and Wotnn. Lovemateh produced Motere and Liaison, dam of the Wellington Centennial Cup winner. Old Bill. YEARLING COLTS PURCHASE BY MR. T. IMPEY Two yearling colts bred by Mr. E. A. Price, of Cambria Park, have been purchased by Mr. T. Tmpey, and placed in the bands of P. Smith at Tnknnini to be prepared for racing. One is a full-brother to Rronwen, by Cambria Park from Pecipio. and the other is a full-brother to Llaiidnff. by Cambria Park from Llandovery. TROTTING FIXTURES March 27, 2rt —New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club. April <>— Thames Trotting Club. April (i —Ashburton Trotting Club. April 1ft —Cambridge Trotting Club. April tft—Combined Chrislclmreh Trolling Clubs. April 17, 'JO—Wellington Trotting Club. April '_'o —AVangauni Trotting Club (at Hamilton). April '_'7—Auckland Trotting Club. April 27--Wr:lland Trotting Club. May 'l Oainaru Trotting Club. May !», II Forhnry Park Trotting Clu'i May II —Waikato Trotting Club. May It—Marlborough Trotting Club. ' May is, 'jo—Nelson Tiotting Club. May 2.\ 20—Auckland Trotting Club. May 'Jo —Canterbury Park Trotting Club.