WAIKATO RACING CLUB.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19947, 15 November 1926, Page 14

WAIKATO RACING CLUB.

FIRST DAY’S RESULTS. CUP TO MASTER DOOM. (Pee United Peess Association.) HAMILTON, November 13. For the opening day of the Waikato Racing Club’s spring meeting dull and threatening weather prevailed. The course was holding. The totalisator handled £29,835, a decrease of £4461 compared with the first day of the last spring meeting. Results: — WAIMAT HURDLES, Of 200sovs. One mile and a-half. 4 Greenaon, 9.1 ( Stanway) 1 5 Gold Rep, 9.0 (Syme) .. 2 7 —Gold Rain, 9.0 3

Also started; 3 Mia Bella 10.10, 2 Pendennis 10.6, 1 West Abbey 9.13, 6 Hangawera 9.0, 9 Pepin 9.0, Tea Bell 9.0. Won by two lengths, with threequarters of a length between second and third. Time, 2min 55sec. Mia Bella was fourth. TRIAL HANDICAP, Of ISOsovs, Six furlongs. 7—Joy Germ, 8.7 (L. Dulieu) 1 12 —Bright Comet, 8.6 .. .. 2 6—Master Mind, 8.13 .... 3

Also started: 1 King Arch 8.12, 5 Dimmer 8.12, 2 Bracken Abbey 8.10, 3 Quondong 8.0,17 Golden Arch 8.7, 20 Roa 8.4, 10 Swift Bird 8.3, 11 Tea Leaf 8.3, 10 Always 8.3, 14 Catclaw 8.3 (coupled with Coma 8.2), 4 Redman 8.2 (coupled with Abbess 8,2), 16 Balnanna 8.1 (coupled with Red Comet 8.1), 8 Quinkama 8.1, 9 Venus Abbey 8.1 (coupled with Royal Day 8.1), 13 High Rose 8.1 (coupled with Elmstra 8.1), 15 Lord Guy (coupled with Lucy Glitters 8.1), 18 Ramblin’ Kid 8.1 (coupled with Day Rose 8.1), 6 Best Boy 8.1 (coupled with Master Mind 8.1). Won by two lengths, with a neck between second and third. Time, Imin 21sec. Abbess was fourth. TAMAHERE STAKES, For two-year-olds, of 200sovs. Five furlongs. 1 — Chips, 7.6 (Wiggins) .. 1 2 Paganelli, 8.0 2 4—Exalted, 7.0 3 Also started: 3 Auriculas, 7.9, 5 Abbey Dale 7.6, 6 Master (jjlement 7.6, 7 Fauchon 7.0. Won by half a length, with three lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 6sec. Auriculus was fourth. WAIKATO CUP, Of 750sovs. One mile and a-half. 2—Master Doon, 7.10 (Reilly) 1 1 — Eden Hall, 8.8, and 5 Tresham 7.11 (deal heat) .. 2 Also started: 4 Te Kara 9.10, 3 Merry Day 8.7. 8 Ruapapa 8.3, 9 Lord Star 8.1, 7 Gold Jacket 7.7, 10 Boomerday 7.0, 11 Quincoma 7.0, 13 Transformer 7.0, 6 Mint Leaf 7.0, 12 Wiltshire 7.0. Wiltshire and Transformer were the early leaders. Lord Star took charge when half the journey had been covered, and showed the way into the straight to Quincoma, Tresham, Eden Hall, Mint Leaf, and Master Doon. Master Doon and Tresham challenged Eden Hall at the last furlong, and in a great finish Master Doon got the verdict by a head, Eden Hall and Tresham dead-heating for second place. Mint Leaf was fourth, followed by Te Kara, Gold Jacket, Merry Day, and Lord Star. Time, 2min 44 3-ssec. Since Labour Day Master Doon has won four races over a mile and a-quarter, six furlongs, a mile, and a mile and ahalf. CLAUD ELANDS WELTER HANDICAP, Of 200sovs. One mile. 4 King Smock, 8.3 (Driscoll) 1 B—Hyde Park, 8.0 2 5 Charlady, 8.3 3 Also started: 2 Passionate 8.9, Royal Box 8.4, 7 Miss Vera 8.1, Royal Mint 8.1, 6 Curraghmore 2.0, 3 Wenday 8.0, 10 Kamehameha 8.0. Won by three quarters of a length, with a length between second and third. Time, Imin 48 3-ssec. Royal Mint was fourth. CLARKIN STEEPLES. Of 250sovs. About three miles. 4—Pentagram,. 9.3 (Rutherford) I 2 Princ? Rufus, 10.0 .... 2 7—Kendal, 10.6 3 Also started: 5 Glenotus 10.7, 3 Maghloire 9.13, 8 Trcs Bon 9.5, 6 Te Maire 9.2, 1 Hazelburn 9.2, 1 Raymond 9.0 (bracketed with Hazelburn). Won , by two lengths and a-half. with four lengths between second and third. Time, Omin 30 4-2 sec. Raymond was fourth. Hazelburn and Trcs Bon fell. CAMBRIDGE HANDICAP, Of 400sovs. Six furlongs. 4—Chairman, 7.9 (Cammick) 1 2 Dave, 7.9 2 3 Ned Kelly, 7.0 3 Also started: 5 Merry Damon 8.1, 13 King Bell 7.4, IS The Lamb 7.9, 6 Serang 7.0, 11 Gala Day 7.9, 1 Kingfield 7.9, 7 Day Guard 7.8, 9 Heisler 7.7, 12 Dan Quin 7.0, 10 Ohinemuri 7.0. Kingfield, Chairman, Dave, and Heisler made the early running. Kingfield turned for home in front of Dave, Heisler, and Chairman, and in a great finish Chairman got the verdict bv half a neck from Dave, with Ned Kelly, who was slow to leave, a length away. Time, Imin 19sec. The Lamb was fourth. Kingfield, Dan Quin, and Day Guard were next. HAUTAPU HACK HANDICAP, Of ISOsovs. Seven furlongs. 2 —Dclightment, 7.9 (Cammick) 1 I—Tinokoa, 8.8 2 o—Fcstina0 —Fcstina Lente, 8.8 .. ..3 Also started, 4 Nucleus 8.2, 3 Flying Juliet 8.1, 5 Billikins 7.10, 9 Gay Comet 7.8, 8 Macroom 7.1, 10 Blue Sky 7.0, 11 Farndon 7.0, 7 Daytaro 7.0, 12 Autumn Day 7.0. Won by half a length, with eight lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 30 3-ssec. Flying Juliet was fourth, and Nucleus fell. SECOND DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. (Pee United Peess Association.) HAMILTON, November 14. The following are the acceptances for the second day of the Waikato Racing Club's meeting: Matangi Hurdles, of SOOsovs. One mile and three-quarters.—Mia Bella 10.9, Kawa 10.6, Pendennis 10.3, Greekson 10.0, West Abbey 9.11. Gold Rain 9.3. Frankton Handicap, of 150sovs. Seven furlongs.—King Arch 8.11. Gold Rep 8.9, Daytaro 3.8, Quondong 8.8, Abbess 8.4, Marvette 8.3, Always 8.2, Balalanna 8.1, Red Comet 8.0, Venus Abbey 8.0, Ehnostra 8.0, Lord Guy 8.0, Day Rose 8.0, Ateeriria 3.0, Miss Comet 8.0, Day Lass 8.0. Rnakura Stakes, of ZOOsovs. five fur-

longs.—Paganelli 8.5, Chips 8.3, Auriculas 7.8, Rangikokiri 7.6, Master Clement 7.3, Exalted 7.1, Fanchon 7.0 Hamilton Handicap, of SOOsovs. One mile and a-quarler. —blaster Doon 8.9, Merry Hay 8.5, Ruophpa 8.2, Tresham 8.2, Lord Star 8.0, Mint Leaf 7.7, Gold Jacket 7.6, King Smock 7.1, Barometer 7.0, Boomerday 7.0, Charlady 7.0, Wenday 7.0, Tauwhare Welter Handicap, of 200sovs. One mile.—Gold Jacket 9.2, King Smock 9.0, The Lamb 8.12, Day Guard 8.10, Arch Opal 8.9, Miss Egypt 8.9, Passionate 8.8, Hyde Park 8.5, Royal Box 8.3, Royal Mint 8.1, Gold Fern 8.1. Miss Vera 8.0, Curraghmore 8.0, Forest Gold 8.0, Glencairn 3.0, Day Lass 8.0, Rambling Kid 8.0. .Waikato Steeplechase, of 2Sosovs. About two miles and three-quarters.—Kendal 10.8, Glenotus 10.5, Prince Rufus 10.5, Pentagram 10.1, Pendcnnis 10.0, Mahgoloire 9.11, Hazelburn 9.7, Tres Bon 9.4, Raymond 9.1, Te Mai re 9.1, Roller 9.0, Pattern 9.0, Pepin 9.0. Kiri Kiroroa Handicap, of 300sovs. Six furlongs.—Merry Damon 8.1, Dave 8.0, The Lamb 7.12, Serang 7.12, Kingfield 7.11, Gala. Day 7.9, Aussie 7.7, Heisler 7.5, Bell 7.2, Ned Kelly 7.1, Dan Quin 7.0. Taupiri Handicap, of iSOsovs. Six furlongs.—Ned Kelly 9.1, Delightment 8.7, Festma Lento 8.4, Flying Juliet 8.0, Te Koroke 8.0, Green Bonnot 7.13, Joy Germ 7.10, Atapai 7.10, Billikens ” p Winsome Boy 7.8, Gay Comet 7.7, Luxurious 7.5, Wiltshire 7.2, Macroom 7.1, Bright Comet 7.1, Cantab 7.1, Blue Sky 7.1, Farndon 7.0, Tea Leaf 7.0, Hilmar 7.0, High Rose 7.0. Master Mind 7 0 Autumn Day 7.0, Day Rose 7.0.

ENGLISH RACING. LIVERPOOL CUP. (Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.) LONDON, November 12. The Liverpool Cup resulted; Doushka 1, Naldera 2, Polish Patriot 3. There were 13 starters. Won by two lengths.—A. and N.Z. Cable. QUEENSLAND RACING. (Press Association—By Telegraph -Copyright.) BRISBANE, November 14. (Received Nov. 14, at 5.5 p.m.) The Queensland Cup resulted: Bright Grain, 6.11, 1; Cheviot Dale, 7.5, 2; Polardee, 8.1, 3. Fifteen starters. Won by a length. Time, 3min 26isec. VICTORIAN RACING. (Press Association—By Telegiapn Copyright.) MELBOURNE, November 14. (Received Nov 14, at 5.5 p.m.) The Armadale Handicap resulted: Bonaparte, 6.9, 1; Comus, 9.8, 2 : Vallmlta, 8.9, 3. There were 10 starters, and a great finish, heads separating the placed horses. Time, 2min IDJsec —a record for the course. AUSTRALIAN BOXING. (Press Association Bv Telegraph Copyright.) SYDNEY, November 14. (Received Nov. 14, at 5.5 p.m.) At the Stadium, the Frenchman, Ivan Lafflneur, knocked out Gordon Kiely in the fifteenth round. The loser was easily the better fighter, and was strongly leading on points against his cruder opponent, when he managed to stop a heavy swing which ended the fight. MELBOURNE, November 14. Teddy Murton won on a foul In the ninth round against the negro, Ansel Bell. The latter swung low and dropped Murton and was disqualified. AUSTRALIAN CRICKET. (Pr'ess Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.) SYDNEY, November 14. (Received. Nov. 14, at 5.5 p.m.) The weather was very hot and the wickets fast. Playing for Gordon against Glebe, Watson scored 117 and Gerdes 88. For Randwlck against Cumberland S. Donnan, a promising colt, scored 110, and M'Cristal 99 not out. For Northern Districts against Paddington Buckle scored 143. For Waverley against Marrickville Lewis scored 104. For Balmain against Marrickville a brilliant colt, Jackson, scored 158. Hooker captured seven wickets for 80. MELBOURNE, November 14. Playing for Fitzroy against University, Llddicutt made 132 not out. For Melbourne against South Melbourne Onyons scored 93 and Sandford 99. GOLF. BRUNTSFIELD MEDAL COMPETITION. The first round of the Bruntsfleld medal competition was played on the Balmacewen Links on Saturday afternoon. The conditions were not conducive to good scoring as heavy showers fell throughout the afternoon. The best round -was done by K. Ross 79, closely followed by G. F. Barnett with 80 and W. B. Reilly with 82. A medal handicap was played in conjunction with the first round, and W. B. Reilly proved the winner with a net score of 76. The leading net scores were:—W. B. Reilly 82—6—76 ; S. Wynne, 87—10—77 ; J. Spence, 89 —12—77; S. C. Colbeck, 83—5— 7S. LAWN TENNIS. RULE AFFECTING PLAYER-WRITERS. (Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.) LONDON, November 14. (Received Nov. 14, at 11.5 p.m.) The Lawn Tennis Association will submit at the annual meeting in December a new rule forbidding amateur players from writing press reports or giving interviews for the same purpose in connection with tournaments, matches, or competitions in which they are playing. The proposal is encountering much opposition from player-writers.—A and N.Z. Cable. ROWING. WORLD CHAMPION’S MOVEMENTS. (Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.) NEW YORK. November 13. (Received November 15, at 1 a.m.) Major Goodsell announced at Loa Angeles that he has signed a contract for 10 weeks in vaudeville. ’ He will appear in a sculling act, anti stage performances will be part of his training for his match with Hannan. The exact time and place of the rowing contest have not yet been determined, but Goodsell states it will probably bn held off San Diego in February or March.—A. and N.Z. Cable.