LEVIN RESULTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25055, 20 November 1944, Page 7

LEVIN RESULTS

HANDICAP TO TYPHOON FOXCATCHER TAKES SPRINT (PA.) OTAKI, Sunday The Levin Racing Club's Spring Meeting was held at Otaki yesterday. The weather was showery and the track was easy. The totalisator handled £44,970, against £51,707 last year, a decrease of £6737. After the Wereroa Hack Handicap, A. G. Waddell, rider of Silver Note, was suspended for one month for interfering with Palanui. MANAK.AU HACK HURDLES, first £l3O, second £35, third £ls; l l / 2 milfes.— I—3 Skydonna, 9.6 (W. Skiffington), 1; 7—6 Royal Pageant, 9.9 (I. Walther), 2; 11 —12 Aristocrat, 9.0 (R. B. Ireland), 3. Scratched: Lightfair, Greek Effort, Gold Bridge, Whangai. Four lengths;' five lengths. Time, 2m o3s. MAIDEN RACE, first in each division," £BO, second £ls, third £5; weight. 8.7; (1 fur.—First Division: I—l Calllnan, 8.7 (L. J. Clutterbuck), 1; 7—4 Gala Song, 8.7 (S. Waddell), 2; 3—2 Day Lighting, 8.7 (A. Midwood), 3. Three lengths each way. Time, l.m 19s. Second Division: 5—3 "Stony Brdke> 8.7 (M. Andrews), 1; 10—9 Hine Rei, 8.7 (A. Messervy), 2; I—l Alcyone, 8.7 (J. Bent), 3. iive lengths; six lengths. Time, lm 186. Scratchings: Horning, Stepfar, Cooraclare, White Cap, Pay Acre, Alchemist, Blanket, Theiorist, jewel Lad, Mine Host, Tusitala, Te \\anaka, Presage, Sporting Style, Mysterious Melody, Star Crest, Sublime Fox, Lady Catrine. Brackets-. Callin&n and Alcyone; Miss Croupier and Hine Rei. WEREROA HACK HANDICAP, first £l3O, second £35, third £ls; 7 fur.—lo—lo Lord Broiefort, 8.0 (W. J. Stevens), 1; 9—B Our Pat, 8.0 (V. Sellans), 2; 7 —6 Brolefield, 9.13 (J. Fagan), 3. Scratched: Tifox, Molly Mast ja, Dileas, Irish Chance, Midian Star, Maid of Ihniloe, Mail's Pride. Length and a-half; long neck. Time, lm 325. LEVIN HANDICAP, first £365, second £9O, third £45; l/ 3 miles. —4 —6 Typhoon, 7.0 (A. Messervy), 1; 7 —7 Lowry Bay, 7.10 (A. C. Messervy). 2; I—2 Don Quex, 8.7 (A. C. Waddell), 3. Scratched: Macedolne, Betterman, Skydonna, Lady Spiral, Vivid Mght, Hakim. Length and a-Quart«r; length, lime, 2m 475. MAKO MAKO BACK HANDICAP, first £l3O, second £35, third £ls; 6 fur.—B—7 Theiolyn, 8.1 (S. Waddell), 1; .4—5 Lady Nahleen, 8.5 (W. Connor), 2; B—3 Molly Martia, 8.11 (W. E. Carter), 3. Scratched: Conspicious, Miss Croupier, Theiolight, Homing, Beau Volo, Stepfar, Stenelaus. Nose; two lengths. Time, lm 21s. CHAMPION HACK HANDICAP, first £145, second £35, third £2O; V-A miles. — 3—l Patu Ra, 8.6 (L. J. Clutterbuck). 1; 6—6 Hulabaloo, 9.0 (R. Shaw), 2; 4—4 Barrage, B.< (A. Bishop), 3. Scratched: Black Simon, Silvio, Gynerio, Honest Sal, Sival, Sporting Style. Head; length. Time, 2m 16s. Mcdonald memorial handicap, first £220, second £55, third £25; 6 for.— 3—l Foxeatcher, 7.7 (L. J. Clutterbuck), 1; I—i Betterman, 7.12 (F. Buchanan), 2; 2—4 Park Light, 7.8 (V. Sellars), 3. Scratched: Full Hand, Palato. Two lengths; four lengths. Time, lm 38e. HOKIO HACK HANDICAP, first In each division £IOO, second £ls, third £5; 5 fur.— First Division: 11—12 Fair Cams, 7.7 (A. Messervy). 1; 2—2 Leybourne, 9.0 (R. Shaw), 2; 3—4 Pay Acre, 7.7 (J. Bowness), a. Three lengths; length. Time, lm 6s. Second Division: I—l1 —1 Lady Nahleen, 8.9 (W. Connor), 1; 10—8 Mysterious Melody, 7.7 (J. Garth), 2; 7—7 Plko Plko, 7.9 (V. Sellars), 3. Three lengths; four legths. Time, lm (Is. Scratched: Theiolyn, Callinan, Foxella, Playsuit, Sir Raleigh, Barrosa, Theiorist, Hine Rei. SOUTHLAND EVENTS ATREUS SUCCESSFUL IN CUP (PA.) INVERCARGILL, Sunday The Southland Racing Club's Spring Meeting was held yesterday in fine weather. The track was in good order. The totalisator handled £41.523 10s, compared with £38,210 10s last year,.an increase of £2383. Results:— SOUTHLAND HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, first £2OO, second £»0 third £3O; 1 mile.—3—3 Dearo, 9.0 (R. Heasley). 1; I—l Prize Ring. 9.11 (W. Shand), 2; 2—2 Red Prize, 9.12 (K. Wilson), 3. Scratched: Sailor's Pal, Battle Robe. Head; neck. Time, lm 42 l-ss. Bracket: Red Prize and Red Hope. WAVERLEY TROT, first in each division £l2O, second £2O, third £10; limit 3.43; lVi miles.—l2—l3 Aussie Boy, limit (J. Langford), 1; 2—7 Cumnock, 48yds bhd (D. Kerr), 2; 7 —5 Stimulant, limit (J. Looney), 3. Half a length; head. Times: 3m 30s. 3m 26 2-ss. 3m 30 3-ss. Second division: 4—3 Monagh Leigh, 48yds bhd (J. Bromby). 1; S—B More Expense, limit (D. Todd). 2; 5 —6 Francis Logan, limit (R. W. Townley), 3. Long neck; half a length. Times: 3m 245, 3m 28 l-ss, 3m 28 2-ss. Scratched: Princess Claire, Sylvia Direct. Bracket: Monagh Leigh* and Grattan Wave. FLYING HANDICAP, first £260. second £55, third £25; 6 fur.—l—l High Play, 9.0 (K. Ford), 1; 3—3 Sing Sing, 7.11 (H. Phillips), 2; 2—2 Sister Sal, 8.4, car. 7.11 (D. Cochrane), 3. Scratched: First In. Two lengths; neck. Time lm 12 2-ss. ROSLYN TRIAL HANDICAP, first in each division £l2O, second £2O, third £10; 6 fur.—First division: 5 —5 Signal Officer, 7.12 (D. Dawson), 1; S—7 Salabond. 8.8, car.'B.l (R. Phillips), 2; 7—4 Lisheen, 7.13 (W. F. Ellis), 3. Length and a-haif; length. Time, lm 14 3-ss. Second division: 12—13 Gold Lance, 7.12, car. 7.5 (R. Page), 1: 10—9 Irish Coin, 7.13 (K. Ford). 2 : 3—2 Kal Pai, 8.3, car. 7.10 (B. Langford). 3. Neck; head. Time, lm 15s. Scratched: Real Chase, Lady Coalman, Eboness. SOUTHLAND CUP, first £330, second £IOO, third £SO; 11/,l 1 /, miles.—3—2 Atreus, 8.4 (A. E. Didham), 1; 5—5 Alpine, 7.0 (H. Phillips), 2: I—3 Royal Lancer, 9.11 (W. F. Ellis) 3. Scratched: Doubleack, Fair Trial, Head; length. Time, 2m 7s. NEW RIVER TROT, first £220, second£6o, third £3O; limit 4.48; 2 miles.—lo—?B Indian Wrack, 12yds bhd (A. Dawson), 1; T?—10 Debtor, limft (L. Boiven). 2; 4—4 Certainty, 96yds bhd (D. Ruskon). 3. Scratched: Pontoon. Length and a-half; half a length. Times: 4m 34 4-ss. 4m 38s. 4m 28 2-ss. STEWART ISLAND HACK HANDICAP, first £lB5, second £55. third £25; 7 fur.— I—2 Bonny Flight, 8.13 (A. E. Didham), 1; 10—11 Southern Wave, 8.9. car. 8.2 (B. Langford), 2; 4—3 Linloch. 7.8, car. 7,9 <H. Phillips), 3. Scratched: Prize Ring, Dash o' Dublin, Eastern Coin. Two lengths; length. Time, lm 265. TRADESMEN'S HANDICAP, first £225, second £6O, third £3O; 1 mile.—l—2 First In, 8.1, car. 8.2% (A. E. Didham), 1; 5—6 Royal Chorus. 8.3« (C. T. Wilson), 2; 4—3 Inscrutable, 7.11 (W. F. Ellis), 3. Scratched: Atreus, Southern Sail. Length; nose. Time, lm 40 2-ss.

CUP WIN FOR PETER FIRE IN FLAT ENCLOSURE MELBOURNE, Nov. Ie Peter, who was narrowly beaten in the Melbourne Cup, won the Williamstown Cup at Flemington yesterday while firemen fought a huge grass fire in • the middle of the flat enclosure. The fire broke out before the rac# started and swept with amazing rapidity over an area of about two acres. A dense cloud of smoke swept across the.course and from the seven furlongs to the turn the horses were obscured. Result:— WILLIAMSTOWN CUP, of £2500; 1 mil# and 5 fur.—Peter, 7.12 (H. McLoud), 1; Claudette, 8.11 (H. Badger), 2; Hunting* dale, 7.13 (A. Breasley), 3. Fourteen started. Two lengths; length and a-quarter. Time. 2m 43 3 /,s —equal to course record.

CORONACH BLOOD BREEDING OF BALMORE . The .Avondale Stakes winner, Balmore, it owned by Mr F. IV. Hughes, of Sydney, who recently won the Metropolitan Handicap at Randwick with the New Zealand-bred Nightbeam. Mr Hughes is evidently partial to the Derby winner. Coronach, because he purchased several mares to mate with that stallion in his first season at the stud in 4he Dominion. The result was that Mr Hughes had a couple of two-year-old winners in Sydney last season by Coronach. They were Corisande and Cordiality. Corisande is from Wine Card, by Paper Money from Malmsey, by Clarence,ux, and Cordiality is from Miladi." by Weathervane from Frenzied Finance, by Paper Money. Balmore was bred' at the Alton Lodge Stud, Te Kauwhata, ans he was purchased at the yearling sales at' Trentham in Janaary on behalf of Mr Hughes for 1400 guineas. Balmore is a brown colt by COronach from the imported mare Canvasser, by Sir Cosmo from Canna, by Captain Cuttle from Bellona, by Happy Warrior. He is the only living foal of his dam, who was a winner in England as a two-year-old and as a three-year-old. Sir Cosmo was a brilliant galloper up to a mile, winning £6445 in stakes. Sir Cosmo went to the stud in England in 1931 and he has sired the winners of about £70,000 in stakes. Balmore's dam Canvasser died after foaling a dead foal to Balloch in 1943.,