RACING
fixtures. •lan. Taiap UIUI J.c. Summer. Jan. J 9 Pahiat.ua R.C. Annual. 9an. -J— Canterbury J.C. Summer. f.°, • n;n 'rl 3—Taranaki J.C. Autuma. £ u‘ £ s—Gisborne5 —Gisborne Ifc.C. Summer, ii • und 10— K.C. Summer. I'OD. j/ and»l2—Dunedin J. C. Autumn
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
(By
“Carbine.”)
There will be racing in several parts of New Zealand to-day. The. Pallia tua, Club will hold its annual meeting, at Kdccarton the Canterbury midsummer fixture will bo held, and in the north the Takapuua gathering will be concluded. Racing at. I’ahiatua will begin with the Jumpers’ Flat, in which Persian Prince and Grange may go well. In the Hack Flying Probate will be penalised fior a double w’in at Foxtoh. Strategy, Antomoana, and Minsk should account £or those below them. ’lhe Vahiatua Handicap has drawn a ( X-' lv field. Form points to Bonnie s Heather. Fed Ribbon, and Idle Talk. Pho Handicap includes several hacks who can slip over fivo furlongs smart ly.' Canyon and. Vitella go fast. r ihe best of the President's Handicap field is Waimatao, but Sweet Memory •‘•ill lead the opposition p. merry dance round the turns. Lf reserved for the Hack Welter Auto*.\:oana must bo hard to beat. Paddington Green’s owner fancied the i chestnut’s chances at Trentham, but few j others did. Tho aged Fiagfall gelding I did not read well at the weights he was | getting, and generally ran below the 1 form needed for winning races at TrenI tham. I Northern exchanges understand that. 9 the conduct of riders, other than those I already punished, is to be taken into j serious consideration.’ S Tenterfield looked a wreck on the j tracks before the Wellington meeting* i and the racing he had did him no good, j The chestnut needs a long spell and conj sidcrable building up. | Will Oakland did not show his best | form at Trentham. and he may do betIter at Riccarton to-day. The racing he had at Trentham would benefit him considerably. 1 | Lord Nagar ran a fair ra£e in one of 1 j the Jumpers’ Flats at Trentham, and a I slight improvement on this form would moan that he would make the jumpers ! at Pahiatua to-day bustle to keep with him. The running of the Gold Cup favourite, Queen Pirate, at the Wellington Trotting meeting, is. thus referred to j by a southern authority:—“Queen Pii rate’s two displays at Hntt Park on- , raturd.i.v were difficult to follow. .She t had every chance in the Cup, but ap- ! geared to be beaten a long way from j Home. Later in the afternoon she j straw right away from her field in the l Electric Handicap, and looked as if an j extra six furlongs would not have j troubled her. On the conclusion of the meeting she was acquired by the Christchurch sportsman. Sir G. Dovell.” The extraordinary situation that has arisen in England, despite the legality of cheques for the payment of betting debts, is thus referred to .in an English paper:—“The resuscitation of that j mustv statute which can apparently be I stretched to the el&otic point of making 1 all betting transactions paid by cheque 1 recoverable at law. is putting the wind! up some of the big bookies- And no wonder. The threatened actions pro--1 miss to make an unholy mess. The* whole legal system, as applied to betting. is ou insult to the intelligence. It is neither sense nor justice, and is a fine illustration of the canting hypocrisv which lias ever been associated ’wiih o-u.r so-called gaming laws. The words put into the mouth of the immortal Mr Humble that “the Law is a ha.«s° aro just as true now as they were i » Dickens’s days. The layers will have a nice fat time in. trying to level out the anomalies of the ridiculous statute under which the pending actions for the recovery of vast sums of money j from bookmakers are to be taken. Ap- I porently the bookies are equally en- I titled to claim from clients .in the same j way. What a Gilbertian situation!" Tho Waihemo, which-arrived at Auckland recvrdl'- from San Francisco, and continued voyage to Australia, had on board « uupLe of highly-bred trotters. v.I k aro in charge of Mr It. Healey, a:.d are consigned to Mir Peacock, of Sydney. One is a yearling filly, i Miss California, a full-sister' to Mabel Trask, which has a record of 2.1, and! ] the other the eight-year-old stallion Heal&ni, by Zolock, 2.5 J, from Queen. Derby, 2.6 F Healani is a pure-gaited trotter, but’has not yet raced, and it is the intention to put him into work on 111*9 arrival in Australia. He will do his * under the supervision of Mr J Healey until he is ready to carry silk, i ancl will then be handed over j;o Mr J Peacock. Mr Healey's speciality is the 'J shoeing of the light-harness horse, and he may follow his profession m the 1 Antipodes. ]
GISBORNE MEETING
ACCEPTANCES FOR FIRST DA'S. PHU PRESS ASSOCIATION. GISBORNE, January‘2B The following are the acceptances for the first day of the Gisborne Racing Club’s meeting:— HANDICAP HURDLES, of 150 eovs'; one mile and a half.—All Talk 11.9, Crosswords 11,3, Patetonga 10.5, OrateuT .9.6. Tty] stone 9.6, Reporta 9.5, General Raven 9, Maruu 9, Nick's Head 9. Tf? If A PARA HACK HANDICAP, of 250 ,«ovs ; seven furlongs.—Queens Up 9.6, ft rk: ; . 9.4, Hyrax 0.1, Monte 8.9. Bacchante T.l C Auroro 7.8, Tout Bon 7.5. Arion 7.3, Whanoko 7.3, Kowbai 7.3, Korero 7.3, Merry Bell 7, Mayblnoin 7, Lady Flash 7. WT PURE MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 250 sovs.; six furlongs. —Tigritiya 9.13, Sweet Corn 8.8. Heather Sprig 8.8, Aetifid 8.4, Tari 8.2, Cantabile 7.10, Orawia 7.9. Manila 7.9, Lady Wolowa 6.7. MAIDEN SCURRY, of 125 sovs; four furlongs fall Bst). —Comic, Puehu, Tout Bon. Haurjrngi. Chaplin, Abundance, Peppermint, Peril, Mountain Gun, Correspondent. Ahura, Kopu King. Waimotu, Anxious Moments. Sign, Colgrove, Taupara, Fort George, Santoa. Polini, May« form, Goldscone. Hukowhaka. GISBORNE CUP HANDICAP, of 500 *’’’-s; one mile and a quarter.—Vagabond 9.8, Molyneaux 8.11. Teka 8.8, prince. Willonyx 8.8, Black Lace 7.12, Cleft 7.11, Golclshine 7.8, Over There 7.2, All Talk 7. Evreian Kiug 6.10, Eheipa 6.10, FIRST WELTER HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; one* mile. —Honey Bee 9.10, Jovial 9.10, AH Talk 9.9, ftyrax 9.5, Prince Jo'-vel 9.2, Giengyle 8.13, Monte 8.13, Ryi--9.8, Aurora 5.7, Golconda 8.3, Arion 8.3, MieiTy Bell 8, Sun ray 8, General Raven 8. RAILWAY HACK HANDICAP of 150 eovs; fire furlonge.—Queens Up 9.5, Wa,rnba 8.73, Kikini 8.8, Heathermoon 8.6, Happy Valley 8.5, Prince Randall 8.4, Martini 7.:i1, Bacchante 7.11* Lady Wol mv;> 7.0, (Lite Pah 7.8, Correspondent 7.7, hau r’e Cologne 7.4, Bunny 7.4, Thebes 7.3, Form 7.2, Taringaroa 7, Hymen 7, Goldscene 7. P ARK HANDICAP, of 160 sovs: six furlongs.—Dribble 9.2, Sweet Corn 8.6, Aetifiri 5.2, Tari 8, Over There 7.12, Perfect Day 7.10, Orawin 7.7, Caricature 77, Tigrmin 7.
TARANAKI RAGES
FIRST DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. PER PRESS ASSOCIATION. NEW PLYMOUTH. < January 28. The folloiving are the acceptances for tho first day of the Taranaki Jockey Club’s autumn meeting: — WAITARA HACK HURDI#S, of 250 sows; ono mile and three-quarters:— Ngakanui 11.10, Te Toa 10.9, Kipling 9.11, Polthogue 9.8, Applaud 9, lon lore ’JUVENILE HANDICAP, of. 38(1 soys; five furlongs.— Truthful 9.5, Tommy Lot 8.9, Orange 8.7. Potona 7.12, bpelsbury 7.5,, Lady Kotiripo 7-2, Ladiy Nassau '> Mockerv 6-9. MIMI WELTER HANDICAP of 250 sovs; seven, furlongs.—Simonides 10—, Delight 10, Egmont Park 8.12, Arroafield 8.10, Kareao 8.9, Haversack 8.2, Athlone 8, Tirana 8, Manga wad S. TARANAKI CUP, of .1000 sovs; one milo and a quarter.—Surveyor 9.11, yolo 9.4, M-arqueteur 8-8, Warplane 8.8, Rose Wreath 7.8, 80-Peep 7.7. OKATO HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; one mile and 110 yards.—Warrawee 9, Prodigal 9, Militaire 7.12, Mangawai <.9, Lord Aehlea 7.3, Kiki 7.2. JLochson y. WateriiaU 7,. Complex *, Halcyon t, Country Air 7. FLYING HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; six furlongs.—Surveyor 9.10, Silver Link 9.8, Rossini 8.9, Solfanello 8.2, * Blackmail 7.18, Income 6.10, Egmont 1 ark 6.7. TIM All TJ HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; six furlongs.—Pastin' Through 9.1, Valencia 8-10, Malingerer 8.10, Stork© 8.6, Marble Bar 8.3, Canzonet 8.2, Irapuka 8.1 Molleen Oge 7.13, Empyrean 7.12, Quiniro 7.11, Master Curran 7.7, Piano 7.4. Vindictive 7.8. Munition 7.2, Kikokiko 7, Rereloa 7, Pouma 7, Belle Noire 7. ' MOTUROA ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; five furlongs.-Ah Ft*. Festive, War Nurse, Roman, Swift Flight, Kato, Top Do*g. Aotenroa, Reretoa, Mort Avis, Lady's Man, Lady Ko : tiripo, Huiroa, Sweet Lady, Rangatapu, Halloweve.
TROTTING
* FORBURY ‘PARK ACEPTANCES. IMSR TRESS ASSOCIATION. CHRISTCHURCH January 23. : The following are Forbury Park Trotl ting Club acceptances: — S. FIRST AMATEUR HANDICAP, of ; 130 sovs: qne mile and a half—Reeivi© i, scr. Ambassador scr, Bessie Mac scr. Stone Ginger scr, Ufipperaty ser. The Real Lady sor. Graoie D scr, Wharetoa scr. Peter Bov sCr, Waitapu scr, Dunvegan scr, Dolly Dragoon scr, Kentucky Child scr, Cave Woodford scr, Billy Moore scr. Kinbryan scr. Nicotine scr, Ngauna 12yds bhd, Kentucky 12, Master. Robbins 24, Marvin Chief 36, Flowerbell 43, Wailiemo 60, Maungatui 71, Moving Picture 72, Delville Wood 95, Nimblefoot 120 Koralci 180. KENSINGTON HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; two miles —Hoch Aye -scr, Mountain Wood scr, Quick March scr. Day Drift scr, Mail© scr, Salome scr. Flower o* Turi 12yds bhd, Merry Soul 12, Crusader 12, Better Days 24, Harold's Treasure 24, Nightcaps 24, Royal Chance 24, Dusky Locanda 24, Tickletoe 36, Colchester 36. Malice 36. Lewis McKinney 36, .Leila Denver 60, Biddy Tracey 60, War Scot 60, Nellie .Scott 60, Gladioia 60. MUSSELBURGH HANDICAP, of 175 sovs; two miles—Zingerber scr, Reenie {-scr, Bessie Mac sex, Miss Malvern iscr, Alpha Wilkes scr, Amboyna Wood scr, Stone Ginger scr, Dunvegan scr, ICismet ©or. General Quincev scr, Ngapuna 24yds bhd, Kentucky Moor 24, Master Robbins 36, Fiowerbell, 60, Kola Bell 60, Swiftest 60, Syndicate 72, The Squire 72, Strayehild 84, Moving- Picture 96. DUNEDIN CUP HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs; two miles.—Maoriland scr. Emperor scr, Partner scr, Legacy 12yds bhd, Goldstream 24, Moneymaker 21, Gleaminjr 24, \Villie Lincoln 36, Vice-Admiral 48, -Sherwood GO, Ret a Peter GO, Jack Arrah 72-, Albert Cling 72, Trix Pointer 72, General Link 72, Matchlight 96. | TRIAL HANDICAP, of 175 sovs; one mile and a half.—Johnny Cake scr, Tho Sheik scr, St. Alwyn scr. Moon Drift scr, Lady Trafalgar scr. Acacia scr, Big Wood scr, Daphnevale scr. Belle Logan scr. Lady Prince scr, Salome scr, King Copa scr, Bronwood scr. Wee Daphne 34yds bhd. Imperial Boy 24, Rothbell 36, Until 36, Alcyone 36, Mountain Wood 36, Maile 48, Van ’Director 48, Daydrift 60, Merry Soul 60, Nightcaps 60. OTAGO HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; two miles.—Lovebird scr, Darkness scr, Parkfield scr, Wallaeetown 24yds bhd, Merry Bingen 48, Rito 48, Effle Bingen 48, Solace 48, Koraki &4, Theseus 156. . KING GEORGE HANDICAP, of 225 sovs; oue mile and a half.—Malice scr, Lewis McKinney scr, Downcast rcr. Calmness scr, Colchester scr, Eros scr, Norma Dillon 12yds bhd, Lilly Dillon 12, May Tracey 12, Guardess 31, Greystone 24, Coldwater 36, Coil 36, Jane Wilkes 36, Saint’s Bell 36, Copa do (fro Jnr. 48, Tliea 48, Lady Swithiir 60, Pegasus 60. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; one mile.—Russell Maid scr. Blue Chimes scr, Gipsy King scr, Red Prince scr. Silver Shoo 24yds bhd, Barooga 24, Bell Fashion 24, Glen Mavis 24, Proud Spring 24, Oxenwood 24, Shanghai 36, Locanda Dillon 48, Rorke’a Drift 60.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10811, 29 January 1921, Page 9
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