SPORTING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22327, 30 July 1934, Page 11

SPORTING

MANAWATU MEETING INVICTUS WINS THE HURDLES (Pea United Press Association.) PALMERSTON N, July 28. The Manawatu Racing Club’s winter meeting was held in fine though cold, breezy weather. The attendance was fair and the course in good winter order. The totalisator handled £6405 10s, against £3563 for the Hunt Club meeting last year. Following are the results: — RANGITANE PLATE, Of 60sovs. Six furlongs. 1— WHYTE MELVILLE, car. 8.2 J (T. Green) 1 6—FLAMMARION, car..B.2J (S. Anderson;) 2 2 LORD MOUTOA, 8.9 (K. Voitre) 3 Also started: 11 Aitua car. 8.9, 8 Benedictine 8.0, 4 Jubilee Song 8.0, 7 Tahurangi 8.0, 9 Dollar Bill 8.0, 3 Flaxen car. 8.3 J, 5 Gay Boy 8.0, 10 Inveresk 8.0. Won by two lengths, with five lengths between second and third. Time, Imm 1/SeC- LADIES’ BRACELET, Of 30sovs. One mile and a-quartcr. 1— SANTOFT, 11.0 (Mr W. Duncan) 1 2 BLACK MAN. 11.13 (Mr L. Bull) 2 6 TEGUCIGALPA, 10.8 (Mr Q. Wilson) 3 Also started; 4 No Humbug 10.0. 7 Ruenzori 10.0, 3 Bacchus Marsh 10.0, 5 Susie Pye 9.0. Won by three-quarters of a length, with half a length between second and third. Time, 2min 21 4-ssec. MILSON HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Sis furlongs. 1— ACRE, 8.11 . (B. H. Morns) 1 5 WASTELAND, car. 9.1 (L. G. Morns) 2 7 LAND TAX, 9.5 (T. Green) .. .. 3 Also started: 4 King Thomond 9.5, 2 Amyril 9.5; 3 Swift and Sure 9.1, 9 Timorous 8.12, 10 Ebeum 8.8, 8 Lady Ina 8.1. 11 Vonia Park 8.0, 14 Lapel car. 8 6 Raparahara 8.0, 12 Dick Whittington car. 8.3, 13 Royal Passion 8.0. Won by two lengths, with a head between second and third. Time, Imm 17sec. FLAXBOURNE HURDLES Of ISOsovs. One mile and a-half. 3 10.12 (P. Burgess) .. 1 Iff—KINROSS, 9.0 (C. Broughton) .. 2 2 ESTEEM, 10.3 (I. Tucker) 3 Also started: 1 Blacksmith 11.31 and Henry of Navarre 11.2 (bracketed),, 3 Brigadore 9.0 (bracketed with the winner). 7 Callamart 10.9,-6 Constant Sun 10.4 5 Emotion : 10.3, 9 Luna Lux 10.3, 8 Don Erma 9.0, 4 Manawatu 9.0. Won by two lengths, with a head between second and third. Time, 2mm 51 4-ssec. M'RAB HANDICAP, Of ISOsovs.' Seven furlongs. 4 FOREIGN QUEEN, 8.9 (P. Atkins) 1 I—REREATU, 8.8 (K. Voitre) .... 2 3 LIMBOHM, 8.12 (C. Broughton) 3 Also started: 6 Good Hunting 9.8, 11 Tiger Gain 8.13, 7 Catalogue 8.12, 12 Korokio 8.11, 2 Gay Court 8.9, 10 Mahora 8.0, 9 Lady Ronald 8,0, 8 King ThomOnd 8.0, 5 Amyril ,8.0. . Won by a neck, with two lengths between second and third. Time, limn SO, 2-ssec. HUNT CUP. Of 65sovs. About two miles and a-hal{. ]—COONOOR. 10.2,(B. Deslandes) .. 1 4 HINATORE, 10.0 (A. M'Donald) 2 6 RAUWIHI, 10.0 (I. Tucker) ... 3 Also started: 2 War Eagle ; 10.2, 5 No Humbug 10.0, 3 The Storm Wind 10.0, 7 Honcwhero 10.0. .. Won by five lengths, with 100 yards between second and third. Time, 4min 2sec. BROADWAY HANDICAP, Of 120sovs. One mile and a-quarter, 3—DORADO, 8.0 (Marsh) 1 1— MERCIAN PRINCE,'IO.S (L. G.. Morris) 2 2 PASSION FRUIT, 9.9; (Atkins).. 3 Also started: 7 Calydon 9.5, 9 Boudoir 8.11, 4 Hark Forrard 8.7, 8 Kalmuck 8.4, 6-Bpearform 8.2, 5 Round Score 8.0.. ' Won by a head, with, two lengths between second and third. Time, 2mm 14scc. OTAGO HUNT CLUB MEET AT" SEA VIEW A successful and enjoyable hunt was held by the Otago Hunt Club on .Saturday afternoon at “ Sea View',” Corstorphine, in fine but cold weather over , the properties of Messrs W. Clarke, J. Day, N. Hansen. A,; Sim, and R- Sim.. A attendance of followers was again present, and on account of the hunt being .held so \ close to town there was. a good attendance of spectators, who obtained a splendid view of most of the jumps from one of 1 Mr R. Sim’s paddocks. The. followers met at'the Town Hall at 1.45' p.m., and after a moving picture had', been taken proceeded to the'hunting grounds: by ■ way of Caversham and’ Corstorphine, being joined on, the way by many other followers, and arriving about 3 , p.m. The trail having been,laid, the pack was sent away shortly after 3 p.m., and, picking up the scent quickly ana working .well, set the large field off at a merry pace. Start-r ing off in Mr Clark’s property, three post-and-rail jumps along the sea coast were the first to'bc negotiated. The next was a gorse hedge, which brought, the followers into Mr Day’s property, in the vicinity of Green Island Bush. From there the trail brought, the followers to a nost-and-rail jump at the top of the hill. They then had a good gallop across country, coming on towards the St. Clair golf links. A post-and-rail at the rear of Mr Day’s house was then negotiated. The next jump was a gorse hedge, which was well cleared by all. This was followed by a post-and-rail, bringing the followers into Mr Hansen’s property. Coming out of this property on to Blackhead road the hounds were checked to allow the tail-enders to catch up with the field. Coming into Mr A. Sim’s property the first jump was a post-and-rail near the road. This was followed by two good gorse hedges in the paddock where the spectators were gathered. At the second of these the huntsman had a tip-out. but, although dazed, was not seriously hurt. This mishap held up the field for a short period, but Mr Bert Hastie mounted the huntsman’s horse and completed the hunt. After jumping. a second gorse hedge a sharp turn to the right was taken to jump a post-and-rail, bringing the followers into Mr R. Sim’s property, where four gorse hedges were cleared in good style, the “ kill ” taking place in a paddock not far from the golf links. Miss D. Mowat, riding her new hunter, Dolly Varden. who inmner exceptionally well, gained the brush for the first lady in at the “kill.” The hunt was one of the longest held this season being over four miles of good hunting country, with 16 jumps, and considering the heavy state of the going the jumping was very good. There wore numerous falls during the hunt, but, fortunately, neither riders nor horses received injury. The following horses were out qualifying for coming hunters’ races:— Johnnie Walker, B-roadficld, Kern, Rag Tag. Te Meaui, Jaunt, and Motnkarara. The last-m°ntioned. which is owned by Mr James Lindsay, and is a full brother to Willow Glen, is the fastest jumper seen at a hunt for some years, and should do well in hunters’ races. At the conclusion of the hunt those present were entertained at afternoon tea as the guests of Messrs J. R. Brown (committeeman) and R. Sim. Before proceeding homeward. the master (Mr J. E. Brnntonl briefly thanked the owners for the use of their properties and, also Messrs Brown and Sim for their hospitality. He also congratulated Miss Mowat on securing the brush. Among those following were:—The master (Mr J. E. Brunton) on Heather Bloom, the deputy master (Mr R. C. Greenslade) on Throe Star, the huntsman (F. Kydd) on Stately, the whip (D. G. Binnic) on Dingo, Mrs J. M'Kay on Torch. Mrs .T. I). Dalziel on Chrysler, Mrs D. P. Wilson on Auto, Miss E. Greenslade on Rainbow. Miss M. Statham

on Red Shadow, Miss I. Reid on Hoyal Lady, Miss I. Riddell on King Dick, Miss F. Mitchell on Kim, Miss F. Thomson on Colleen, Miss L. Thomson on Dundee, Miss I. Porter on Viewland, Miss D. Medley on Lady, Miss J. Stewart on Sylvia, Miss Johnston on Mystic Prince, Miss Holmes on Joy Ride, Miss D. Mowat on Dolly Varden, Miss P. Black on Snowball, Miss M. Sutton on Black Rock, Miss G. Beatfi on Jimmy, Miss F. Brough on King, Miss P. Maunscll on Heather, Miss P. Rowntree on Clinker, Miss M'Kay on Zamboa, Messrs J. M'Kay on Warrior, T. White on Blackthorne, E. White on Rag Tag, K. Russell on Skipper, J. F. Bradley on Johnnie Walker, T. Dickson on Twinkle, J. Mowat on Nugget, W. Smellie oa Motnkarara, J. Richards on Jaunt, G. V. Humphreys on Golden Krust, J. Talbot (Fairlie) on Broadlield, J. Morris on Konini, W. Wood on Lucky Lady, W, T. Winlock on Bridget, C. Zambucka on Royal Star, R. W. Piper, on King Pin, J. Dick on Palomar, G. Lang on Mikado. J. S. M'Kay on Te Maui, and several others. CHRISTCHURCH HUNT CLUB HANDICAPS DECLARED (Pea United Press Association.! TIMARU, July 29. The Christchurch Hunt Club handicaps have been declared by Mr J. E. Henrys as follows: —

Hunt Cup Steeplechase, of 70sovs. About two miles.—Night Club 12.8, Witui 11.13, Waikari 11.8, Parasang 11.4, Gappy Ricks, Haldon, Marco Polo, Cock o’ the North, Wykemist 11.0. Lawford Steeplechase, of 70sovs. About two miles and a-half.—Membo . 11.13. Peterette 11.2, Willow Glen, Night Club 10.9, Andy 10.3, Antrim Boy 9.5, Lammerlaw 9.4, Parasang 9.3, Slaunlathe, Haldon, Royal Buck, Marco Polo, Cock o’ the North 9.0.

Longbeach Hurdles Handicap, of 120sovs. One mile and three-quarters.— Hounslow 11.0, Royal Lineage 10.13, Billy Boy 10.11, Pahu .10.4, Don Jose 10.1, Fleeting Glance 9.13, Arcade 9.12, Verden 9.11, Free Air 9.9, Transact 9.8, Adult 9.3, Royal Limond 9.2, Starshooter, Coll, Tent Call, Pleasant Memory 9.0.

Kennels Hack Handicap, of 90sovs. One mile and a-quarter.—Silver Sight 9.13, Imperial Spear 8.13, Horowhenua 8.10, Importance, Eaton Hall, Star Raider. 8.9, Monastic, Sibella, Nightform 8.6, Night Parade, Wee Musk, Maroha, Scarlet Rambler, Jolly Beggar 8.1, Teresa, Moonbeam, Lycidias, Jeremy, Hostage, Jerry Boy 8.0. Brabazon Handicap, of lOOsovs. Seven furlongs.—Southdown 9.11, Argentic,Vintage, Polydora, Slippery 9.5, Davolo 9.4, Ranelagh, Hnrlingham 9.3, Waterpower, Palermo 9.1. Ventrac 8.13, Dismiss 8.3, Rebel Star 8.8, Cranford, Rereatu, Korokio 8.7, Sweet Agnes 8.6, Cleaner, Princess Doreen 8.3, Some Shamble 8.2, Gustavo.. Giggleswick. Haulbowline, Jaloux, Niggerhead, Quietly, Grecian Prince, Red Sun, Dollar Prince, Imperial Spear, Sea Fox, Rcrepai, Lady Rene 8.0.

Aylesbury Trot, of 70sovs. About one mile and a-half.—All Kings, Bar None, Betty Jinks. Cam Dillon, Dandy Locanda, Dc Sotto, Doreen d’Or, Edgar Wallace, Floodlight, Gamble, General Sargfield, Great Seaman, Handicapper, Happi, Hydraulic, Imperial Nelson, Insolvent, Kraal. Myra Chenaut, Olive King, Our Fay, Paragon, Pretender, Prince de Oro, Prince Roydon, Repeal, Replica, Rcwai* Ringamata. Royal Crescent. . Rumbergh, Secret Service, Shoelace, Shore Leave, Silk Bonny, Silver Axwprthy, Sonoma Queen, Starvale, Tenor, Thackeray, Thornworthy, Town Crier, Wild Wrack, Wink Eye scr. Golden Cross, Licorice, Sky Wink, Te Kingi 12yds blul, Ezywurk, Harvestin, Jrish Peach 24, Lone Derby 36. Harvest Time 48 ; Kirwee Trot Handicap, of 70sovs. One mile and a-half. —AIL Kings. Bellerina, Cam Dillon, Chiming Day, Dual, Edgar Gay Sister, Great Travis, Ironside, Oversight, Paragon. Repeal, Tenor, Waving Corn,: Zest scr, De Soto, Gamble, Great Seaman, Replica, Royal Crescent 12yda bhd, Licorice, Sky Wink 24, Grand Author, Irish Beach, Lynley de Oro 36. RACING IN AUSTRALIA JAMIESON LEADING TRAINER. (United Press/Association.) (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) SYDNEY, July 28. (Received. July 29, at 8 p.m.) J. T. Jamieson, with 25J firsts, .18 seconds and 30 thirds, heads the winning trainers’ list for.f the ,1933-34 season in Sydney, which is regarded as a notable achievement so soon after he has taken up bis residence in Australia, Jack King, with 23J firsts, 15 seconds and 18 thirds, is runner-up, W. Kelso. third, F., Williams fourth, and P. Riddle fifth; G. Price, with 19J firsts, >32 seconds and 19 thirds, is sixth on the list. ;i J. O’Sullivan heads the jockeys’ list with 68i firsts, 78J seconds, and 83 thirds. E. Bartlc is-second with 60, 45, and 37; D. Munro third with 584, 25, and 25; M. M'Carten fourth, with 55, 61, and 58; D.-Webb’ ninth; with 41, 23, and 37; and J. Pike thirteenth, with 25, 15, and eight. .• . ' , With an overwhelming ■ lead, J. Holt and H. Skidmore respectively head the winning trainers and jockeys’ lists for the 1933-34 season in '{lie Melbourne metropolitan area. Holt’s figures arc 25i,wins, 14 seconds, and TO thirds; Skidmore had 52J wins, -40 seconds, and 34 thirds.,' MOONEE VALLEY MEETING {United Press Association.) <Bj Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) MELBOURNE, July 28. (Received July 29, at 8 p.m.) The following are the results of the principal events at the Moonee Valley races: — ABERFELDIE HURDLES, ETYMOLOGY, b g (Analogy—Vimcy), 6yrs, 9.9 (Meredith) 1 POITREUX, 9.11 (Duramett) .... 2 RED LETTER, 9.7 (Armsden) .... 3 - Twelve started, including The Mirror and Catkin. Won by four lengths. Time, . 3min 55sec. The Mirror fell- when leading in the home stretch. LINDSAY GORDON STEEPLECHASE. MONKEY TRICKS, 9.3 (Dumraett) 1 ELDAMAROYAL. 9.5 (Callum) .. 2 KING OF ARMS, 9.6 (Winks) .. .. 3 Thirteen started. Won by three lengths. Time, 4min 49£ gec In the Welter Handicap (second division) Movie Star and Ruling Light were unplaced. RACING IN ENGLAND THE LIVERPOOL CUP. (Dnlted Press Association.) (By Electric Telegraph-Copyright.) LONDON, July 27. The Liverpool Cup, 1195sovs, one mile, two furlongs and 170 yards, resulted:— GAG DANCER .. ...... .. .. 1 CONTONEASTER .. 2 DIAMANTEE 3 Seven started. Won by three-quarters of a length; three lengths between second and third.