WELLINGTON CUP

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23861, 11 January 1941, Page 7

WELLINGTON CUP

TWENTY-TWO remain list of acceptances TELEGRAPH FIELD OF SIXTEEN [by TK.IEC.BArH PKKSS ASSOCIATION] WELLIXGTON, Friday The Wellington Earing Club lias received excellent acceptances for the first day of its summer meeting, to l>.> held at Trentham on January lij, ]S alH l 22. Details 12.12 TKF.XTUAM HIG H-WKIGTTT ■HANDICAP, of i3r.il: 1 mile. De Friend, 11.7; Black Musk, I' l X; Urr.it Night. 10.ii; Auto Sweep, V' -V. Iceland Spar, lo,;p Snnec. 10.1: Twenty Grand, t.i.lii; Kolua, ji.s» ; Cold Bridge. P.*s B«.it Son?, 0.7; Doctor Defoe, War Cloud. 0.5. Arabic. Thrasos, ».3 ; 'Marten e, The Monarch, si .2; Happy Ending. Moderate Xa.mesnke, Rose Acre. «».o. 12.54-.TTIE WELLTNGTOX STAKES, 0 f £700; two and three-year-olds.: neijrht-ior. see, with penalties; 5 fur.—Sir Beau, n.n-, Kentucky, >,11: Pay Roll, 7.0; Corn Prince, 7.3; Foreign Com, Par Avion. 7.-', ; Hurra ■ Sahib, Prince Plato. Parana, 0.12; Golden Moon, Greek Step, Salutation. G. 9, 1.3 7—<-F IT ZHE R B EKT HANDICAP, of £350; two-year-olds; 5 fur.- Eriuseourt. Gunynh. S.S; Imperium, 8.5; Cay Genet, $.4; Divorced. S.U; Monetary, 8.2; Caroline Bav. S.l; Ring Chief, , .12; Fleche d'Or, Greek Dancer, 7.9; Mjtulo, Night Ward. Wil]ow Wood, Palfrey, <,B; Kevin, 7.7; Aqueduct, Eastern Sport, Mnknrora, Sports Flash, Moutoa Bond, 7.5; Amornngi, Olcin, Saka Bona, .7.0. . 2.20 — APPRENTICES' PLATE, of £300; apprentice riders; four-year-olds, 8.7; three-year-olds, 7.11; fillies allowed ,'ilb; 7 fur. — Etruscan, King's Toast, Native Chief, Parchment, Gakanui, 8.7; Cheerful Lady, Dainty Bell. Gentility. Kalika, Laughing Bong, Miss Leighon, Stylist, 8.4; Blundislier, Blue Border, Gold Nugget. Locrian. Tau-uru, War "Credit, 7.11: Phytu, Talenta, Wild Fox, 7,s 3.2 WRLUXGTOX (Tl 1 . of C.'iivoo and paid cup valued at. i'lOO; i 1 . mitt's, Chief, 9.10; <>UI Hill. 0.5; Catalogue. s.io; The BuzxtT. 8.7; Kindergarten, s.ij; Orelio, g.5: Cladynev. Proud Fox, s. [ ; Amiuo, 7.1::; Friesland, 7.11: Enrich, 7.10; Bel'e Cane, Beau Leon.- Native >«»nar % Berenata, 7.0; Wardress, 7.3; Little Robin, The Rsn.tr, 7.2; !.C,>|)erance Bay, Settlement, Sir Amvas, Sch-iolgsrl 7.0. 3.4S—RUAPEHU HANDICAP, of i 350; 6 fur.—l rig Malion. Black Majesty, 9.7; Scandal, 9.0; Valiant Lady, 8.13; Aujmont, Last Acre. 8,0; Queen Beth, s.i; l.eighiior. Grey Night, Kriemhild. Vivid Night, 6.2; Colerica. Sham Boy. S.O; Gcmara, 7..13; Circular Note. 7.11; Omapo. 7."10; Lord Midas, 7.0; First Pound, Royal Vision, Saucers, Triple Crown, 7.7. 4.27 —TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of £1000; fi fur.—Black Thread, 0.3; Sir Crusoe, Sir .Beau, 8.11; Kathbelia, 8.0; Arvakur, 8.8 ; Density. 8.5; Doria, Mittie, 8.1; Marshall Ball>' Eakahanga, 7.11; Hearth, 7.7; Kentucky. 7.5: Night Eruption, 7.4; Charv, Duvach, Zest, 7.0. S.IO—ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of £450; 1 mile. —Trench# Fight, 9.0; Lambourn. 0.3; Gayest Son. Olympus, 0.O; Hearth. 8.11; Red Cat, Ruatii>i, J'he Bins:, Winning Rival, 8.10; Sig'ow, Schoolgirl, 8.5; Gay Mimic. 8.4; White Rajah, 8.2 f Charles Edward, Cherry Bay, Colonel Bogey, Cav Fox, Pleading, S.O. HORSES FOR TRENTHAM KINDERGARTEN GOES SOUTH Several Auckland horses with engagements «t- the Wellington Racing Club's" Summer Meeting, which opens next Thursday, left for Trentham yesterday. Those to make the trip were Kindergarten, Duvach, Orelio, Proud Fox, Arvakur and Cambria. CHAMPION JOCKEY RICHARDS AND HIS RIVALS With a victory on Turkhan in the substitute St," Leger run at Thirsk on November 23. | Gordon Richards passed another milestone in 1 his phenomenally successful race-riding career, finishing champion jockey of England for the fourteenth time in fifteen years. Richards has yet to ride the winner of a Derby. Last year he rode Tant Mieux, a stable companion of the winner. Pont 1' Eveque. Two years previously he was in the same position when he had the mount on Pasch, the stable providing a less fancied winner in Bois Koussel. He added the Lincolnshire and Cesarewitdi Handicaps to his list for the first time in 1940. . 4n spite of the serious -difficulties under winch the sport was conducted. Richards had a yosy season, having: 344 mounts, of which 68 were winner?, 53 second and 45 third. His winning tally of just under *2O per cent was s little better than his average. Once again H. Wrags: filled the role of runner-up to Richards, bis tallv beinjr P.S wins, 2. seconds and 25 thirds from 221 rides Third was E. Smith, with ::7 winners from 32S mounts; M. Beary. with 30 wins from 277 rifles, was fourth: W. Nevett, 21 wins from 210 mounts, was fifth; and D. Smith, with 21 successes out of 281. was sixth. t The leading apprentice riders were again G. Liftlewood, who had i:\ winners out of 101; K. Mullins, 11 winners out of ISO, and R. Lacey. who rode nine winners in SO mounts.