RACING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17145, 30 December 1929, Page 4

RACING

DUNEDIN MEETING RIN TIN TIN WINS ST. ANDREWS (Pur Pregu Association.) DUNEDIN, last night. The Dunedin Jockey Club summer meeting was concluded yesterday in fine weather. The track was slightly softer than on the first/ day and was against fast. time, hut it improved later. The tote handled £21,786 for the day, compared with £15,962 for the second day last year, making a total of £45,562 for the meeting, compared with £38,816 last year. Additional results were: Grandstand Handicap, six furlongs.— 2 Quantum 7.0 (Fergus) 1; 1 El Boa 7.0 (Woodford) 2; '4 Waving Corn 7.13 (Daly) 3. Also ran : 6 Royal Saxon, 3 Caterpillar, 5 Subdivision. Won by a nose and two lengths. Time 1.17 2-5. St. Andrew's Handicap, one mile.— <) Bin Tin Tin 7.0 (K. Brodic) 1; 4 Circulation (F. Ingram) 2; 5 Taboo 8.11 (15. Brodie) 3. A*lso ran: 1 Black Duke, 8 Queen Balboa, 6 Wingatui, 2 Night Lad, 7 Money Mine, 3 Glare. Won by a nose, and a" head. Glare was fourth. Time, 1.44. Fernhill Handicap (lj miles).—l Salmo Salar 8.2 (Brodie) 1: 3 Tenibronev 9.3 (Didham) 2; 4 Sailing Home 8.0 (Dooley) 3. Also ran: 2 Town Major, 10 Cupid's Dart, 8 Royal Flower, 7 Miss Marco, 6 Barn Door, 9 Commenter, 5 Doblane. Won by half a length, and three-quarters of a length. Time, 1.123-5. Juvenile Handicap (five furlongs).--1 Compensation 8.9 (Moulin) 1: 2 Bachelor's Idol 7.8 (Fergus) 2; 3 Bosy Morn 7.12 (Woolford) 3. Also ran: 4 Tarouinius, 6 Parysia, 5 Water Power. Won by two lengths and half a length. Time 1.5 2-5. Taieri Handicap (seven furlongs).—3 John Bradbury 8.7 (Didham) 1; 5 Some Bose 8.4 (Kerr) 2; 2 Camisader 8.10 (Brodie) 3. Also ran • 1 Tchoka, 6 Gold Tinge. 4 Tardy, 7 Martin. 8 Coupling. Won by a length and a miarter and three-quarters of a length. Time, 1.311-5. Farewell Handicap (six furlongs).—7 Wig Wag 7.7 (Doolov) 1: 2 Dutch Monev 9.6 (Andrews) 2; 1 Blue Metal 9.7 (Brodie) 3. Also ran: 2 Assemble, 5 Attract. 6 High Sneed, 4 Meitui, 9 Colonel Quex, 8 Pink Sunrise, 11 Tormenler, 10 Sea Gay. Won by thraeouarters of a length and half a. length. Time, 1.16 2-5. QUANTUM'S GOOD WIN (Special to tho Herald.) DUNEDIN. this day. Quantum and Caterpillar jumped out smartly in the Grandstand Handicap, and they were still running .together in front of Waving Corn and El Boa, at the far turn, where Royal Saxon was last. The field bunched on the bend and Quantum still retained his position at the head of affairs at the home turn, where El Boa was making a forward move. Quantum led well up into the straight, and in a great run Nome Quantum gained the verdict by a nose. Waving Corn was two lengths away, with Caterpillar close up. Glare was the slowest to begin in the St. Andrew's Handlicap. and Taboo showed the way out to Money Mine, Bin Tin Tin. and Wingatui. Passing the six furlongs post Rin Tin Tin had falcon charge from Wingatui, with Money Mine and Circulation in close attendance. The order was unchanged right down the top, and at the entrance to the straight Bin Tin Tin was still in charge from Wingatui, Circulation, and Money Mine together. Taboo, with Glare, was still last. Di a great race home Rin Tin Tin lasted long enough to beat Circulation by a head, with Taboo a head away. Glare was a neck off, with Night Lad another head away. MANAWATU MEETING INCREASE IN INVESTMENTS CP«r Press Association.) PALMEROTON N., last night. Tho Manawatu Christmas meeting concluded in fine but dull weather. There was a fair attendance. The track was heavy. The totnlisator handled £38,898 compared with £33,134 for the concluding day of last year. The total for the meeting was £119,766, compared with-£110,910 for 1928. Concluding results were : Olandelboye Handicap (8i furlongs).— 2 Keddar 8.2 (A. Reed )1," 3 Rorv Mor car. 7.6 (F. Baker) 2, 5 Cerf 7.0 (E. Burgess) 3. Also ran : 4 Roi de Val, 6 Rame.ses, 1 Manly, 7 Borsalene. Won bv a, noso and. half a length. Time, 1.52 3-5. Christmas Handicap (7 furlongs).—l Clarendon 8.11 (J. Barry) 1. 10 Oscar 7.2 (A. Vincent) 2, 5 Balloon 9.2 (S. Anderson) 3. Also ran: 4 Singer, 2 Disrank and (Roundelay (coupled), 9 Wnrzone, 8 Rich Harvest, 6 Patefoa, 7 Habit, 3 Mothplane, Dainty Ways. 12 Rioehail. Won by half a length each way. Singer was fourth. Time, 1.30.' Kawau Handicap (6 furlonps).—l Fernden 7.3 (H. Wigfrins) 1. 3 Roval Duke 7.2 (F. Baker) 2, 4 Gold Dawn 7.5 (D. J TCUis) 3. Also ran: 2 Callanmore. 6 Maeroom. 5 Kinc; Wanga-. Won bv two and a-half lengths and a leneth. Callanmore was fourth. Time. 1.16 2-5. AUSTRALIAN TURF TATTERSALL'S MEETING WIN TOR GAY BALLERINA JElec. Tel. Copyripht—United Press Assp.) SYDNEY, December 29. Tho weather was cloudy but hot for the Tattcrsall 's Club ' meeting at Randwiek. Following are tho results:—■ . • . . . ; Hurdles.—Kinross 9.2 (Kenny) 1; Perides 10.2 (Urban) 2; Pirate King 9.10 (Karris') 3. Also ■ ran: Home Made, Tremerits, Beal Lad. Won by five lengths. Home -Male, 10.1, was fourth, but a long way back. Time, 3*2.' ■ * • Chelmsford Handicap.—Happv New 7.12 (Munro) 1J Traymobilo 7.B'(.Tohnstone) 2; Potent .8.0 (Simpson) 3. Sixteen started. Won by a long head. Time, 1.39*. ' Carrington Stakes.—Gay Ballerina 8.2 (Bartic) 1; Baisin 7.9 (Pratt) 2; Grecnline 10.6 (Pike) 3. Seventeen started, including Baasay 8.3. At the distance Grecnline the field from Lunita and Gay Ballerina. Then the last-named pushed out and won by half a length. Baisin, finishing fast, was three-quarters of a length awav. Paola was fourth. Time, 1.135. Juvenile Stakes.—'Carat 8.0 (McCartcn) 1; Solitaire 7.9 (Brown) 2; Lucky Dame 8.2 (Munro) 3. Fifteen started: Won by threequarters of a length. Time, I.lf. Pace Welter.—Nut Cup 10.1 (Crack-

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nell) 1; Pacemaker 9.2 (McCarten) 2; Sion 10.8 (Pike) '3.- Eight' started, including Stormy 10.0. "Won by. half a length. Stormy was /last. Time,' 1.385. . . , . ... , Denman Handicap.—Gesto 8.9 (McCarten) 1; Lcadlight 8.0. (Bartlc) 2; Wedding Eve 8.3 (Munro) 3. Nine started. A good finish. AVon by a neck and a long head. Time, 2.5. The stewards commenced an inquiry into the running of, the'ex-New Zealand horse, Home Made, which finished a poor fourth in the hurdles after winning the Summer 'Hurdles on Thursday. The inquiry will bo resumed on Monday. , . MARTON REHANDIGAPS PALMERSTON N., last night. for the Marten races are:— Hurdles: Aurora Korcalis 10.(3. Juvenile Handicap: Statuary 8.5.• Dash Handicap: "Statuary'B.2'. Railway Handicap: Keddar S.o.' • Stewards' Handicap: Keddar 9.7.Paganelli, R ry Mor, Tripping, Oral, Glcna "Bay and 'Macrooni have been scratched for all engagements. WAIRARAPA REHANDICAPS (Per Press'Association.) WELLINGTON, last night. ; Following arc-the rehandieaps for the Wairarapa Racing Club's meeting:— Foathcrsto'n Hack Handicap:. High Society 10.2. Nursery Handicap: Lady Pain 9.4. Wairarapa 'Cup: ' Arrow Lad,B.3, Athulspear 7.11. . ;. .- . Champion Hack Handicap: Clarendon 8.13, .Pe.nideu 8.12. ' ■ Wardell Handicap: Rory Mor 8.3. Wharckqka Handicap: Fcrnden 9.9.