WAVERLEY RACES
THE JUBILEE MEETING. The Waverley Racing Club was fortunate in> the weather conditions for the annual meeting on Labor Day, and there was a large attendance. The sum of £24,40.3 was invested on the totalisator, compared to £28,207 last year. Interest centred in tlie meeting from the point of view that it was the Club’s jubilee. 'Hie biggest dividend of the day was paid by Big Push, the winner of the Brewer Handicap, who is owned by Mr Cl. Moßain, of Stratford. Another two-figure dividend was paid by Gold Peak in the Hurdles.
Two inquiries were held by the stipendiary steward. C. J. Myles, rider of Pouri Hoiho, was cautioned for interference in. the. first, race, and S. Anderson bn Cam bee was suspended for a month for crossing in the Wilson Handicap. In the hist ’ace, Camp Arm when a furlong or so from the starting post, ricked his back, and it was found necessary to destroy the gelding. 'Hie rider (R. Tito) escaped injury. DETAILED RESULTS.
MORTON MEMORIAL MAIDEN
RACE, of 145 sovs. Six furlongs. !—C. H. Washer’s br.c. Shut-eye, % rs > by Bisogne—Lady Nap* Per, 8.1 (J. F. Dombroski) 1 2—E|j Whittle’s clr.f. Close File, ol's, 7.1 Q (R. S, Flower) 2 5—R. G. Thomson’s b.m. Merry Ann, 6yrs, 8.11 (H. K. Alexan- * der ) 8 Also started—9 Pouri Hoiho, 9.2 (C. J. Myles); IQ Camp Arm, 9.2 (R. Tito); 6 Pikimai, 9.0 (H. Ryder;; 4 Taitaiata, 9.0 (L. Edwards); 3 Enthuse, 9.0 (S. Anderson); 7.* Lupass 8.11, carried 8.12 (W. Ayres)- 8 Hallowmoon, 8.9 (W. Easton). Winner trained by C. Jackson. Won, by six lengths, a neck between second ana third. Time 116 2-s'. 5
BREWER HANDICAP (Open), of 220 sows. Six furlongs. 7~G. Moßain’s b.g. Big' Push aged, by, Marshall Soult—Clemsine, 7.3, carried 6.12 (T Tito) ! a ~ G -. F - Moore’s b.f. Lady Bentinck, 3yrs, 7.12, carried 7.9 (R. F. Flower) 2 2 W, Pino’s ch.m. Avola . Jyrs 8.2 (L. A. Pine) ’ 3 Also started—l Rational, 10.1 carSfp 5 Civility, 8.10 (C. McCarthy) • j Gaillard, 8.7 (H. E. Alexander) ■ 9 Kareao, 7.12 iJ. ; • Bomhroski) • 3 Mangawhero, 7.2 . Bound) j 8 Thunderclap, 7.0 earned 6.9'-(J. A. Dombroski), Winner trained by J. Brown won by a. neck, half a length between second and third. Time, 1.15 2-5. ’ HANDICAP HACK HURDLE RACE of loOsovs. One mile and a half. L - Fogarty’s b.m. Gold Peak aged, by Glenullin—Lady Obli--9.0 (W. Ayres) ... 1 1 H. Kayner’s b.g. Velociform’, aged, 9.13 (W. Easton) /. 2 4—J. McDonald’s b.g. Rajput, aged, 9.9, carried 9.10 (H.
Gordon) Also started 2 Price', 9.13’"(C 3 . Akbar > 9 -° (H. Ryder) ■ 7 Gord Forrnby, 9.0, carried 9.1 (R. tUo); o Craigowan 9.0, carried 0 2 (M. Conway). Winner trained by owner lemrfih v b :' tW6lve leJl^lls . igths between second and third tune, 2.04.
HACK welter, stakes HANDICAP, of 135SOVS. Seven furlongs. 1 ~ Vl ne’s ch.g. Bonogne, by Bisogne Bonnie Lass, 3yr« r S.lO (L. A. Pino) ’ f ° A ’ Bning’s cb.m. Carnbee, 2~sF i r p nl - S -- Andersou ) 2 P - Christians/*,r s b.g. Opa, ' Ks, 8.6 (H. K. Alexander) 3 Also Siaosi 9.6 (C. Mo--8 11W\r Br. 8 r. r,l+^rf ' st ’ 8,7 > carried 87 m ?T ay ); 9 Arsene Lupin, Hyder); 7 i'aitaiata, 8.0, carned 7.10 (L. Edwards); 4 All Wind, 8.0, earned 7.9 (M. Gray) - 6 Merry A n«, 8.0, ejarried 7.9 (T. Tito). U inner trained by W. Pine Won by a neck, a length between second and third, Time, 1.33. WAVERLEY JUBILEE CUP (Open) of 300sovs.; first horse 240sovs! and cup presented by F. Wilson S T Cue mile and a quarter. Davidson’s br.g. NukuQ. ai V?’ rS ’ Manchineel—--B>t. Clements mare, 713 m K. Alexander) 2 I ~ A - C. Wilster’s br.g. Bitters, aged, 7.10 (S. Anderson) ... 2 2H. B. Card’s b.g. The Banker, Jyfs, 7.1 t carried 7.4 (J F broski) ‘ * Also started—4 Muraahi, 9.12 (R. i, to) > & Black Cruiser, 7.H r Bound); 8 Euchre, 7.7 (H. Looner) j 10 Passm ThrougJi, 7.7 (d ~ IT'S ; I Man Sawhero, 7.6, carried '■B (It. S. Flower); n Ruatara. 7 0 canned 7.1 _(T. Tito); 9 Empyrean Rli, earned 7.1 (L. \ Pi„ e ). 6 Sir Bain, 6./ (J. S. Potter). ‘ Winner trained by A. M, Wright Won by a head, half a length hetween second 1 and third. Time ft h LYING HACK HANDICAP / of ld-5 sovs. Six furlongs. p H P. Besley’s b.g. Solferango, Jiyrs i by Solferino—Angolo, 7.13, carried 8.2 (R. S. Flo weir) j 1 -R. Barlow’s b.f. Roburite, 3yrs 7-12 (H. K. Alexander) ‘ 2 3 D. Climie’s br.g. Wee Sandy Oyrs, 7.9 (L. A. Pine) 3 Also started— 4 Sunny Vale 810 (J. Dombroski); 5 Maireliau 7.6, carned 7.3 (L. Edwards); 6’ Empire Camp. 7.0, carried 6.12 (M. Gray). Winner trained by (). Cox,
Won by half a head, a length and a half between second and third Time, 1.15 3-5.
MOUMAHAKI HACK STAKES HANDICAP, of ISOsovs. One mile. 3—R. Grace's b.g. Shining Ar-
mour, 3yrs', by Greyspear— Snnglow, 7.1 5 (J. S. Potter) 1 2—-IC, P. Christensen’s b.g. Opa, 4 yrs., 7.9, carried 7.12 (H. K. Alexander) o
1— G. Ryan’s b.g. Glcngariff, 3yrs | ) 8,3 (J. Dombroski) Also started—s Mountain Ore, 7.10 , (R. S. Flower); 4 Bonifant, 7.0, arried 7.1 (L. A. Pino); 6 Heramii, 7.0, carried 7.3 (L. Oliver). Winner trained by F. Tilley, Won by half a length, a similar distance between second and third. Time, 1,44 345. JACKSON HACK MEMORIAL STAKES HANDICAP, of 145 sovs. Five furlongs. 2 J. M. Hickey’s br.g. 'Hie Lamb 4yrs < by Lord Multifid —Guianforte mare, 10.3, cairiod 10.0
(R. S. Flower) . 1 6—T. OHlonneH’s b.g. Troilus, 4 yrs, 8.4 (L. A. Pine) 2 4—H. L. Russell’s b.g. Siaosi, 3yr.s 9.4 (O, McCarthy) 3 Also started—3-Maria, 9.1 (N. F. Johnson) • 5 Cam bee, 9.1 (Conway) ; 10H Lusylvia, 8.12, carried 8.7 (L. Edwards); 1 Bonideer,- 8.13, includ. 51b. penalty (H. Ryder); 13 Lisogno, 8.0 (H. Loonor) • 11 Utah, 8.0, carried 7.9 (J. A. Dombroski); 12 Captain Gazeley, 8.0, carried 7.9 (T. Tito); 14 Lupass, 8.0, carried 8.12 (W. Ayres); 9 Luarne, 8.0 (C. Robinson) ; 7 Vuelta, 8.0 (L. Olliver); 8 Lady Hamua, 8.0 (J. F. Dombroski). Winner trained by J. Brown. Won by a length, half a length between second and third. Time, 1 4 2-5.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 4, 28 October 1924, Page 2
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