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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20918, 7 January 1930, Page 5

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RACING NEWS. FIXTURES. January 7, B. Reeftoii Meeting. January 9, 11.—Thames Meeting. ‘January 11, 13.—Vincent Meeting. Januarj 15. 1(1 Foxton Meeting. January 15.—Wairio Meeting. January 18.—Bay of Islands Meeting. Janimrv IS 20 22 Welim-fm Meeting January 22.—Ashhurst Meeting. January 25,—Waipapakauri Meeting. January 28, 30.—Wairoa Meeting. January 29, February 1. —Takapuna Meet* ing. January 29, 30.—Pahiatua Meeting. February 5. —Tapanui Meeting. February 6, B.—Taranaki Meeting. February 6, B.—Gisborne Meeting. February B.—Matamata Meeting. February 13, 15.—Dunedin Cup Meeting. February 13, 15.—Poverty Bay Meeting. February 13, 15.—Wanganui Meeting. February 15. 17.—Rotorua M ting. February 26, 27.—Dannevirke Meeting. February 28. March I. —Marlborough Meeting. UV Sf.NTINS.'. It is reported that a vacancy has occurred on the Dunedin Jockey Club Committee. Acceptances for the Vincent meeting are due to-day. Handicaps for the Wellington Cup meeting are due on Friday. The veteran Solferino gelding Count Cavour has won 15,80450 vs in stakes. A very poor lot of hurdlers are on the scene at present. The Lucallus—Lisp filly Lilt, which was_ taken to Western Australia by C. Christie, is amongst recent winners in that part of the world. Hunting Cry won one of six races as a two-year-old and this season has scored seven wins out of 12 starts. Mr C. E. Hassall has been appointed handicapper for the racing events at the Gore summer meeting. The Dunedin Cup programme has been issued and has for its chief features the Dunedin Cup, of lOOOsovs, including a gold cup valued at lOOsovb and the James Hazlett Gold Cup, of 450sovs, and a gold cup valued at lOOsovp, These events are principally supported by the Dunedin Jockey Club Handicap, of 425sovs, the Publican's Handicap, of 400sovs, and the Champagne Stakes, of 400sovs. Nominations are due on Friday, January The death is reported from Australia of Comedy King, who won the Melbourne Cup of 1910. Comedy King was also a successful sire and got a number of good winners. At the dispersal of Mr S. Green’s stud Comedy King was sold tor 7300 guineas. The death is reported of the famous American horse Fair Play, the sire of Man o’ War, who was generally regarded as the greatest racehorse ever seen in America. B. H. Brodie won well-deserved praise fop the excellent horsemanship he displayed during the recent holiday meetings. He rides with excellent judgment, and •aeks nothing in the way of vigour when calling on a mount in a hard fighting finish. Mr A. D. MTvor has frequently laid himself open to a charge of imduly favouring fractious horses to the detriment of others standing up quietly at the barrier. He went to extremes at Invercargill by placing 1 Francolln behind the field on the first day and on the second day when he had more grounds for acting m the same manner with Lucky Light, Coomassie, and. Red Boa he failed to exercise his authority even though they caused a delay of about 20 minutes at the post. Pangohli was ticked off as nest door to a certain winner at the Auckland Cup meeting, but he failed in each of four starts. The Australian-bred gelding Glare, who won the Invercargill Cup. was got by Australian Sun (son of the English Derby winner Sunatar). from Lady Travancore, by Flaws, from Sea Moon, by NelsonMo onga. Sea Moon is a sister to Seahorse, who won the New Zealand Cup, • and f, De , rby * nnd Canterbury Cup l n , 1899. Seahorse was subsequently taken to England, and was afterwards sold to go to the United States to race over fences. The death is reported from Auckland of Air John Marshall, one of the oldest, members and stewards of the Auckland Racing Club. He was elected a life member of the chib. Amongst the horses he owned at different times were Necklace, Derringer Thunderbolt, Turquoise, Pearl Necklet won th® V.R.C. Marbvrnong Plata of 1888 in Mr Marshall s colours, and Pearl Shell is now best known as the ancestress of two Melbourne Cup winners in Gaulua and The & S M er ‘ M r Marshall ran Derringer and Necklace in the Dunedin Cup won bv Nelson in 1880 and declared to win witft Y ae< h( > w ever. Necklace that earned the colours with the most disher V a neck in a and the records show that Necklace was crowded by Major George’s ridS P «?V° much that Sutherland, the white paint on his coming m contact with the pickets which lined toe straight of the old would r Lf a n k racecourße - Mr Marshall ss* & te? “*" * n obi “ ,ta TROTTING. FIXTURES. January 11.—Timaru T.C. January 25.-Wellington T.C January 25.—Te Aroha T.C. January 30. February I—Forbury Paris By Sentinel Tro£ a te f ° r the Forbl,ry P^k on Thursdiv 8 B Ti, mer mceting are , due ° . xnur saay, Ihe programme shnwM pme money totalling 477Ssovs hull accounts of the run for the Presidents Handicap on the final day of the Trotting Club’s meeting show that Wrackler was unlucky to miss a win He got into a bad position at a critical stage of the race, and although nuttin,! up a fast finish he failed to Dilworth by anarrow margin. Captain Wrack did not seem able to aci on the going at Invercargill It is understood that the mishap which R o nslv^, U n r ° SS ruits of success in the due y to ?he T f°^ at In . verc argill was sulV wheel th ° reiDS catchin « * tile easi . est wins scored during the. hohday meetings in the south was iegistered m the Oreti Trot at Invercarf£ by the Harold Rothschild glldhL h Rtlv 7hl° t J Ven £i to tbe fron t and seemed to a* J *k without any difficulty. At the conclusion of a light harness race it is a common sight to see a drivei tueem = at - the number doth in order to separate it from the horse ™ Tf T a SCninf ? tbe Birth and other Bear. It is a clumsy and out-nf-Hit*. method that has _ been superseded in America by < damping the number on to a horses saddle so that it can be adjusted and removed with a minimum of trouble The driver has also an easily distinguish able armband and the combination is a very great improvement on the flimsy and C h,D falr y Beneral use in this TIMARU TROTTING CLUB. (Peb United Press Association.) _ GREYMOOTH. January 6. The following penalties have been declared for the Timaru Trotting Club’s meeting:— handicap.-Great Way now 132jds bhd. Levels Handicap: Teremoa, now 48. Waimate Handicap: Great Wav now 48, Lot Logan 72. Farewell Handicap i Cufihla now 24. takapuna races. (Per United Press Association.) ~ _ AUCKLAND, January 6. After final payments the following remain in the 6 Wynyard Plate, of 500sovs. Seven fur-longs.-Atta Lad, Sir Mond, Cruachan, Prince of Orange, Lucky Alice. Joy Girl Awamutu, Lillton, Avon Court, Carl Idem, Tuku, Chromadyce, Havaspot A La i y ’ Car ™?> Trig. Helium. ruf Whisper, Volimond. Motialof, CnrACfitCr, Praetor, Arihana,

GREYMOUTH TROTTING CLUB. CONCLUDING DAY’S RESULTS. ANON WINS GREYMOUTH CUP. (Per United Press Association.) GREYMOUTH, January 6. The Greymouth Trotting Club’s summei meeting was concluded to-day in fine weather. There was a large attendance The totalisator investments were £17,411. which was an increase of £2627 on the second day of last year. The total for the meeting was £31,879. as against £27,549 for last year, an increase of £4330. The following are the results:— WESTLAND HANDICAP, Twelve furlongs and a-half. s—Mr V, Alborn’s Somerby, scr „ _„ (Owner) 1 B—Libertyß—Liberty Hall, ,48yds bhd .. .. 2 1 — Silverwood, 12 .. ’ 3 Also started: 12 Major Brent, 9 Lou Lee, 11 Shining Light, 6 Nelson Gara, 4 Enrolment, 2 Erin’s Pointer, 7 Becky de Oro. Myrtle Dillon, Dusolina (all bracketed), all scr, 10 Charlie Lincoln scr and Dillon Chimes 4Syds bhd (bracketed), 3 Ulm 36. Won by half a length, with a head between second and third. . Time, 3min 43 l-ssec. RAILWAY HANDICAP, Ten furlongs and a-half. 2 Miss M. Gunn’s Mac Locanda, scr (F. G. Holmes) 1 I—Loretta Napoleon, 12yds bhd .. 2 4 Kate Logan, 36 3 Also started: 7 Peter Daunt, 5 Brent Light, 10 Guy Pointer scr, 6 Audience. 8 Kawana, 9 Jupiter, 11 Sonoma Child, 3 Sandy Pointer all 12yde bhd, 12 Loco. Won by two lengths, with three lengths between second and third. Time, 3min 4sec. DUNOLLIE HANDICAP. Twelve furlongs and a-half. 3 Mrs C. E. Berryman’s Great Way, 48yds bhd (C. Donald) .. .. 1 I—Fifa, scr .. .. o 5 Kitty Patch, 12yds bhd .. .. ~ 3 Also started; 13 Connie Audubon, 6 Mountain Mist 14 Miss Wilkes, 8 White Satin, 10 Childe Boy all scr, 4 Avonnees, 12 Olive Nelson, 9 Bonora, 15 Dillon S 24yds bhd, 7 Rapture 30, 2 Nelson Parrish 48, 12 Tot Logan 84. Won by a length, with two lengths between second and third. Time, 3min 44 l-Ssec. GREYMOUTH TROTTING CUP, Sixteen furlongs and a-half. 1 — Mr L. Morganty’s br m Anon, by Author Dillon—-Proceed, syrs, 12yds bhd (D. Withers) .. 1 9 Black Wattle, scr (J. R. Kennerley) 2 4 High Jinks, 30yds bhd (T. L. Bennett) 3 Also started: 7 Glenrowan, S Nelsonian, 3 Denver City, 5 Shady Spot scr, 2 Royal Comrade and Kreisler (bracketed), 6 Golden Ore 12yds bhd. Won bf two lengths, heads between the next three. Times: 4min 51sec, 4min 51sec, 4min 49see. VICTORIA PARK HANDICAP, One mile and a-half. 11 -Mr D. Rodgers’s Warrcnore, scr 7-Silver Sea, 12yda bhd .. 2 3—Great Author, 48yds bhd 3 Also started. 6 Ratloc. 9 Lifebuov, 10 Great Epsom, 12 The Thistle, 6 Lady Vo 1 5’ it Harold Lee scr, 8 Firebrand 12yds bhd, 3 Sedmere 12yds bhd (bracketed with Great Author), 5 Kate Logan. 2 Halswell Queen 48. Won by a short head each way. Time, 3mm 41see.* PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. One mile. 1 Mr F. J. ATCreanor’s Teremoa, scr , ... (Marshal!) 1 3 Audience, scr 2 2 Editor, scr ’’ ’’ 3 Also started: 7 Kawana, 13 Tahoe, 6 Silver Sea, 10 Auto Minto, 9 Harold Lee, 12 Jupiter, 8 Ecstasy, 11 Bessie Dillon scr, 4 Danny Boy 12yds bhd, 5 Brook Pointer 24yds. Won by two lengths each.way. Time. 2mm 28sec. COUNTY HANDICAP, Fourteen furlongs and a-half. 1— Mr W. Doyle’s All Peters, 60yds s-ov“, i 0™"!;; i 4 Rose Audu, 24 .. ~ !! 3 Also started: 7 Fifa, 8 Avoness, 9 Dillon S. scr, 6 Nelson Parrish 12yds bhd. 2 Great Way 36. 3 Tot Logan 60. Won by two lengths, with three lengths between second and third. Times. 4min 17sec. PAPAROA HANDICAP. Eight furlongs and a-half. 5 Mr A. Warrall’s Black Wattle, scr „ _ , (J. R. Kennerley) 1 2 Royal Comrade, 12yds bhd .... 2 u—(ilenrowan, scr 3 Also started: 4 Thorpie, 7 Master Audo ser. 1 Cushla de Oro 12yds bhd. 3 High Jinks 24. Won by half a length, with three lengths between second and third. Time, 2mm 26 3-ssec. TIMARU - TROTTING ACCpPI? ANCES. yr * (Per United Press Association.) . TIMARU, January f Ihe following acceptances have b en received for the Timaru Trotting Cli ii’s summer meeting on Saturday:— Claremont Handicap, of 120sovs; d iss 3.50. One mile and a-half.—Appi ir. Eringo, Fama. Merryjiggs, Jolly Nell m. North Queen, Robert Todd, Tiny Autl >r White Satin, Yankee Patch scr, Sa ta. Bonna 24yds bhd. King’s Voyage > JO. Brent Boy, Kereta 84. Improvers’ Handicap, of 120sovs: cl iss 3.40. One mile and a-half.-Aynn nt Chimes. Bnxton, Glcnville, Golden V; le, Harold Bnxton, Jeanette Locanda, Li iy Satinwood, Lady Antrim, Magneto, R dley, Rey Child. Sadie Bingen, Silvcrwo d, Ulm, Valehead, Wee Brent scr, Howd h, Pmk Sugar 12yds blid, Author Franz, ,e Ihorpe, Logan brae, Mister Pointer, Ot io Vrn’ j P 5 I tron , l " s - T Sodium 24yds b! d. Mille de Oro 48, John Noble 72 . President’s Handicap, of 350sovs; cl ss f,- 3(! - , Tw ° rtules.—Carbine Direct, ] ehghtful, Grandhght scr. Lady ’Cel o, Hectors Own 12yds bhd, Arikit a, Orphan. Omaha 24, Laplander 36 Levels Handicap, of 150sove; class 3, 6 One mile and a : half.—Grace Huon, Jel ie Huon Mussolini. Pink Sugar, St. Geoi -e. Lily Bingen Mignone, Nell de Beau I \t. Firebrand, Mille de Oro 12yds Ad Jupiter 24. X Waimato Handicap, of 170sovs; Ass 4-5-J. Two miles.—Bonora, Brent loy, Deceitful. Great Harvester, King’s Wovage, Ruby Bmgem Robert Todd, I St. Petrox scr, Great Way 12yds bhd, Sclttle 24, Tot _ Logan 48, Admiral Peter Lin 144. & w Pareora Hanidcap. of ISOsovs; class Q?® , ml^e T an d a-quarter.—Cushla dOr, Erins Lynn. Gibraltar, Reta M Kinney. Ricardo scr, Auditress, Deightful. Logan Princess, Royal Comrade -r y il s ’ Baynut, Great Triumph. Koddv, Warepa 24. SaHsbury Handicap, of lOOsovs;. class 4.46. Two miles.—Baron Bingen, Pleasant Wave. Sandy Pointer, Sonoma. Laddie, Wild Voyage scr. Ethiopian. Mountain Ore, Schoolmate 12yds bhd Cyone, ?Rex Vikota 24, Kautoma. Peter Lin. Yoieks 36, Wakataua 60 Farewell Handicap (saddle)’, of lOOsovs , s?,- 10 - One mile.—Acco. Golden Dil lon Glen Farg, King Abdullah, Listen In. Nel de Beau, Shady Spot, Tennessee’s Child scr, Cushla d’Or. Gibraltar, Wild Spur. Erins Lynn 12yds bhd, Krina. Lough Neagh 24yds bhd. Bing Boy. Warepa 36. fa J. WAIRIO HANDICAPS. (Fed Uniteo Press Association.) , INVERCARGILL. January 6. Th ® following are the handicaps for the Wamo Jockey Club’s meeting:— Ohai Maiden Handicap of lOOsovs. Six furlongs.—High Speed 6.0, ■ Barn Door 8.9, Some Maid 8.3, Ohai 8.1, Leading S oy Boy, Anahera, Banner l oy 7 4 1 ir W ' e A tdom ®> Baby Bliss, Bachelor Boy Baffin Bay. Birdwood, Blue China. Bridget, Cortor, Lady Winton. Misa dowa. Night Rose. Polling Day. Sentinel Lad, Some GHen. Some Queen, Statice, Wincette, Beth. Cromwell, all 7.7. Nightcaps Harness Trot, of lOOsovs. Class 3.42. One mile and a-half.—Ara-k l .®’ Black Lion. Cbeap Money, Chiming Billy, Ennola. Evening Sun, Four Days Honest Nell. Lady Direct. Southern Don, Sunbloom scr, Baker Girl, Godetia. Knight Commander, Eiffel Tower 12yds bhd Tennis, Haera Ra 30, Ellegro. John Logan, Reo Chimes 48, Princess Pointer, Oummgdale. Glen Wilkes 72, Slump

Wairio GOI4 Cup. of 200sovs. One I mile and a-quarter,—Celerity II 9.4, King Balboa 8.9, Wingatui 8.3. Rin Tin Tin Money Mine 7.13, John Bradbury 7.10. Some Rose. Evening 7.4, Red Racer 7.3. Sparkling Eyes, Red Sea, Equerry Woodlaw Hack Handicap, of lOOsovs. , furlongs and a-half.—Paris 9.2, Ace of Hearts 8.10, Abbeville 8.8, Battle o ai j ome Form. Attractive Lady, High Speed 8.1, Barn Door. Pukemaori 7.13, Insolence 7.11, Takaka. Night Maid. Cetchela 7.10. Vinegrove 7.9, Lucky Maid, Banner Boy, Birdwood, Statice, Anahera Aparima Steeplechase, of 140sovs. Tw'o miles and a-half.—Snowfall 11.7. Blazing "*sbt 19.7, Heather Lad 10.3, Nyanza 9.13, Toa Taua 9.7, Nagambie, Balvasco. Parader. French Fleet. Clarenson 9.0. Birchwood Saddle Trot, of lOSsovs. Clasa_ 3.3. One mile and a-quarter.— A/abn s, Bright Sun, Baker Girl, Bright Mark, Cheap Money, Chiming Billy. Evening Sun, Four Days, Dogetia, Honest Nell. Lady Direct. Marvin Dillon, Reservoir, Prairie King. Sunbloom, Woodburn Direct Toby Tyllum. Zcpp. Kilcoona scr, Master Jack, Tennis 24yds Black Friar, Chimingdale, Glen Wilkes, Lady Voisin, John Logan 36, Hushabye 48. Wairaki Hack Handicap, of lOOsovs. Five furlongs.—Attract 9.6, Full Fling tE 1 »t A tS- °- f . ? ear^ s 8110 - Attractive Lady, Battle Maid 8.1, Some Maid 7.9, Bachelor Boy, Blue China, Crubenmore. Milliner. Miss Rcdowa, Poor Boy, Rombean, Some Wen, Sentinel Lad, Wincette, Some Boy, Bliss*7*7 Spanish Princess, Baby , Wreys Bush Welter Handicap, of , sovs, „ Hne mile.—Money Mine 9.0, Apache 8.10. John Bradbury 8.10, Red q® ce £ ■ Evening 8.1, Red r-t Sparkling Eyes 7.9, Coomassie, £ a:rnot 7A Red Boa. Cupid’s Dart Equerry. Abbeville. Lucky Maid. Takaka, Vinegrove, Cetchela, Westdome 7.7.