WAIPA RACING CLUB.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21198, 2 December 1930, Page 7

WAIPA RACING CLUB.

(Feb United Press Associatioh.) AUCKLAND, December 1. The following are the weights for the Waipa Racing Club's annual meeting:— Pirongia Handicap Hurdles. One mile and a-half.—Star Comet 11.3, Glenstar 11.2, Air King, Pendavies 10.6, St. Warrigal 10.5, Borne 10.1, Seacob 9.10, Marble King 9.7, Quincoma 9.1, Westbroke, Lovely Boy, Crown Arch, Soami,,Archieval, Ruby Dawn, Arch Eable. Gem Marie, Cristobel 0.0. Kihikihj Handicap. Seven furlongs.— Ti Tree 9.0, Valroe 8.12, Black Maire 8.10, Valsier 8.9, Tenakoe 8.5, Honiton 8.1, Hakanoa, Biddy Comet 8.0, Unoco 7.6, Stonehenge, Ruling Chief Sulla, Archieval 7.0. Te Awamutu Cup Handicap. One mile and a-quarter.—ln the Shade 9.4, Seatoun 8.13, Sargon 8.8, Maori Boy 8.5. Karapoti, Royal Doulton 8.1, Standfast, Eager Roße 8.0, Mervette 7.11, Flying Prince, Mosque 7.3, Desert Glow 7.1, Black Maire, Kingfield, Valsier, Antique, Sir Mond, Bennie Motere, Trishna, Cruachan 7.0. Patetonga Handicap. About eight furlongs and a-half,—Lady's Boy 10.7, Mosque 10.3, Cruachan 10.0, Sir Mond 9.10, Hakanoa 9.7. Thurnus 8.3, First Lap, Day Lass, Hazelwood, Clopton, Archieval, Westbrooke 8.0. . Orakau Hack Handicap. Seven furlongs,—Te Hoia 9.8, Biddy's Boy, Vandyke 9.0, Haviland 8.11, Unoco 8.7, Footrule 8.5, Indolent 8.0, First Lap, Perennis. Rose Lupin, Stonehenge, Archeen 7.12, Red Lion. Sul La, Merry Lu,. Gold Day, Ulumina, Huranuß, King, Diamond Maid, Master Armour, Good Fellow, Armenia, Hazelwood, Wee Prince, Monetize, Hiata, Musquin 7.7. Flying Handicap. Six furlongs.— Pegaway 10.1. Chromadyne 8.13, In the Shade 8.8, Karapoti, Keitrim 8.7, Sir Russell 7.13. Eager Rose, Royal Ruler 7.7, Kingfield 7.2, Hakanoa, Awamutu, Footrule, White Ringlet, Sir Kay, Ruling Chief 7.0.

Ohaupo Handicap. Seven furlongs.— Volimond 9.2, Mosque 9.0, Air King, v aimer 8.10, Vandyke 8.6, Miss Albyn, Romford 7.2, Sulla, Archieval, Ruling Chief, Protomint 7.0.

TAUMARUNUI RACING CLUB. (Peb United Press Association.) AUCKLAND, December 1. The following are the rebandicaps for the Taumarunui Racing Club’s meeting;— Taumarunui Cup—Trishna 71b. making 7.7; Owhango Hack Handicap—Sir Mono, 71b, making 0.7.

RACING IN AUSTRALIA.

THE MOOREPIELD MEETING.

(United Press Association.)

(By Electric Telegraph— Copyright.) SYDNEY, November 30. ' (Received Nov. 30, at 5.5 p.m.) The principal results of the Moorefield races were as follow:

FLYING HANDICAP.—First Division: Gay Ballerina, 9.5 (Bartle), 1; Sarich 7.8, 2; Prince Verderer 8.3, 3. Twelve started. Won by one length and a-quarter. Time, Imin 15|sec. Second Division: Tea Miss 7.2 (Britt), 1 Gipsyland 6.11, 2; Greenlock 7.11. 3. Nine started. Won by a head. Time, Imin IGsec.

The jockeys who were engaged in the last race, the Carlton Mile, went on strike until the field was reduced to 18.

STRIKE BY JOCKEYS. START OF RACE DELAYED. (United Press Association.) (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) SYDNEY, November 30. (Received Nov. 30 at 5.5 p.m.) An inquiry will be held into the jockeys’ strike to-morrow. The field in the Carlton Mile was originally 22, to which the jockeye objected, as it was. too many for a small course like Moorefield, which has been the scene of many accidents owing to over-crowding. Scratchings had reduced the number to 19, and the committee declined to listen to the jockeys’ appeal for. a further reduction, as a result of which there was a further delay of 20 minutes. Finally the owner of Ralston obligingly scratched his horse, thus reducing the field to 18, complying with the jockeys' demands, an’d the race was run.

INQUIRY INTO JOCKEYS' STRIKE.

(United Press Association.) (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) SYDNEY, December i. (Received Dec. 1, at 9 pan.) Arising out of the jockeys’ strike at Moorefield on Saturday, an inquiry was held at the Australian Jockey Club offices to-day, when, after receiving an expression of regret from the jockeys concerned, ’the stipendiary stewards decided to take no action. It is understood that a petition is being prepared by the jockeys asking that there should be some limitation on fields on suburban courses.