RED SEA AT INVERCARGILL

Taranaki Daily News, 4 January 1933, Page 3

RED SEA AT INVERCARGILL

RULING LIGHT’S FLYING SIX WAIHOPAI MILE TO HULA BELLE. CHECHANCO AND WILLIAM TELL. By Telegraph'.—Pres® Association. Invercargill, Last Night. The Southland Racing Club’s summer meeting - was* opened to-day in dull but fine weather with a large attendance. The sting was out of the track. There was keen racing and favourites had a bad day. The tdtalisator investments were £10,937 (£10,375 TOs for seven races last year).", \ , . . • Results are:— ' ' AVENAL HIGH-WEIGHT. Of £llO. One mile and a-quarter. 3—OHAI, 9.12 (Dempster) i 1— SIGNALLER, 9.10 (Langford) .... 2 2— NIGHT ROSE, 9.10 (Cooper) .3 Also started: 5 Thornton, 9.9; 4 Colonel Quex, 9.0; 6 Wrey Boa, 9.0. ■' Thornton and Ohai went away fast and established a good lead, but at the turn for home Thornton was well gone. Ohai was the only one able to handle the going and won easily by two lengths. Night Rose was five lengths away and Thornton was fourth. Time, 2m. 13s. •

MYROSS TROT. Of £l2O. 3.42 class. One mile and a-half. I—CHECHANCO, limit (Walsh) .... 1 7—PETER. MITCHELL, limit (McKay) 2 9—MONTY CHIMES, limit. (Macon- . nell) 3

Also started: 2 Sans Aveno, limit; 10 Lindrum, limit; 5 Gold. Era, limit;, 11 Winnie Lee, limit; 6 Master Lee, limit; 3 Ozanum, limit; 10 Baker Boy, 12yds bhd; 4 Young Frank, 24yds; 8 Vologda, 24yds. • *' Won by three lengths,' a neck between second and third. Sans Aveno was fourth. Times, 3m. 35 3-55., 3m. 37 2-55., 3m.' 37 4-ss.’ ' ■ ... " -

Chechanco was soon in front, attended by Monty Chimes, Ozanum and Gold Era. There was little change throughout, Chechanco scoring easily. Peter Mitchell finished very fast. Sans Aveno made up a lot of ground to finish fourth. FLYING HANDICAP. ' Of £lBO. Six furlongs. 2—RULING LIGHT, 8.3 (McKay) .. 1 6—GOLD PAPER, 7.24 (Barclay) .... 2 I—FIRST MONEY, 8.5 (Ellis) '3 Also started:, 8 Silver Paper, 9.7; 3 Palermo, 8.8; 5 Filosol, .8.5; 4 Assemble, 7.5; 7 Enwood, 7.3. Won by a length and a-half, a length between second and third. Palermo was fourth.

First Money quickly established a lead with Gold Paper, Enwood and Ruling Light. Ruling Light was third into the straight and mowed down the leaders to win well. First Money stopped badly in the straight. Assemble and Silver Paper were badly away, Assemble being rather unlucky.

NEW YEAR HANDICAP. Of £llO. Six furlongs. 1— AMELITA, 8.1 (Ellis) 1 S—REPUDIATION, 7.4 (Mackie)' .2 2— SILVER SIGHT, 7.11 (Jennings) ... 3 Also started: 3 Reminder, 7.13; 14 Glenham Lark, 7.11; 12 Ballasalla, 7.10; 8 Some Breeze, 7.9; 9 Acla, 7.8; 15 Highwood, 7.91; 6 Conca d’Oro, 7.2; 7 Mayam, 7.7; 14 Ecclefechan, 7.7; 13 Character, 7.3 J; 10 Great Shot, 7.7; 12 Orderwood, 7.7; 4 Irish Birdcatcher, 8.11. Ballasalla and Irish Birdcatcher made play to the turn,'. where the former dropped out and Silver Sight joined in. Silver Sigh hit the front at the distance. Then Amelita came from the rear and won going away by two and a-half lengths from Repudiation. Glenham Lark was fourth. Time; Im. 16 4-ss.

INVERCARGILL CUP. Of £350. One mile and 1 a-quarter. 2— RED SEA, 8.8 (Ellis) 1 4—THE SMUGGLER, 8.1 (Didham) .. 2 3— TOREADOR, 7.3 (Barclay) 3

Also started: 1 Irish Lancer, 8.9; 6 Tippling, 7.10; 5 Princess Argosy, 7.1. Tippling and Irish Lancer made the. pace hot from the start. Princess Argosy was next. The two leaders opened a big gap and were well clear until three furlongs from home, where the field bunched. The hot favourite was done in another furlong and dropped out in. the straight. Smuggler led at the distance. Then Red Sea came with a great run to beat him by three-quarters of a length. Toreador was two and a-half lengths away. Then came Tippling and Princess Argosy. The winner was well handled and the win was popular. Time, 2m. Bs. ORETI TROT. Of £l3O. 3.36 class. One mile and a-half. 6—WILLIAM TELL, limit (McKay) 1 1-MOCAST, limit (Todd) ........... Z 2 9—HIGHLAND. KING, 24yds (Scott) . 3 Also started: 2 King Mac,. limit, and Winning Wave, 48yds bhd (coupled); 7 Wee Scotty,., limit; 3 Just Shandi, limit; 4 Nelson’s Fortune, 12yds; 8 Grey Girl, 36yds; 5 Margaret Bell, 36yds; 10 Elite Bingen, 48yds; .11. Ellegro,4Byds. Passing the stand; William Tell led Mocast, Just Shandi, Highland . King and Elite Bingen. The horses raced in that order to the post, William Tell winning by three lengths, With the third horse two lengths away, and Just Shandi fourth. Times, 3m. 32 4-55., 3m. 33 3-55., 3m. 325. ' '

WAIKIWI HANDICAP. Of £llO. Seven furlongs. 2—NIGGERHEAD, 9.3 (Jennings) .... 1 B—BROUGHSHANE, 7.10 (Barclay) ~ 2 7—ROYAL EMBLEM, 8.2 (Cotton) .. 3 Also started: 4 Cough, 8.13; 1 Blazon, 8.13; 10 Vinegrove, 7.9; 9 Spanish Maid, 7.4; 3 Red Sunset, 7.?; 6 Fine Weather, 7.7; .5 Strong Light, 7.7. Royal Emblem, Broughshane, Niggerhead and Cough made, play early and they had the race to themselves at the finish. In the straight Niggerhead came through and just caught Broughshane to win by a neck, with Royal Emblem a lengh and a-half away and then Cough. Time, Im. 28s.

WAIHOPAI HANDICAP. Of £l4O. One mile.

1— HULA BELLE, 8.7 (Ellis) 1 2— STEETON, 7.4 (James) 2 4—BLACK DUKE, 9.2 (Didham) .... 3 Also started: 8 King Balboa; 8.1; 5 Tip Tree, 7.8; 3 Leading Boy, 7.7; 7 Night Maid, 7.7; 6 Consono, 7.4. Tip Tree, Steeton and Black Duke was the order all through to the straight. At the distance Black Duke went to the front and seemed a winner when Hula Belle and Steeton flashed up. A great finish saw Hula Belle beat Steeton by a head, with Black Duke a head away and Tip Tree fourth. Time, Im. 425.

ACCEPTANCES FOR SECOND DAY.

. Invercargill, Last Night. Acceptances for the second day of the Southland meeting are:—

GLADSTONE HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP, of £llO. One and a-quarter miles: Signaller 9.13, Spanish Maid 9.H, Squatter 9.8, Thornton 9.6, Vinegrove 9.4, Taramoa 9.1, Wrey Boa 9.0, Bandy Boa 9.0.

MAKAREWA TROT, saddle, 3.42 class; of £l2O. One and a-half miles: Sansaven limit, All Sunshine limit, Sunart limit, Master Lee limit, Scot Free limit,

Bob Nevis limit, Ozanam limit, Blue Mountain Queen 12yds bhd, Young Frank 36, Oklahoma 96. SHORTS HANDICAP, of £l5O. Six furlongs: Silver Paper 9.6, Fair Weather 8.11, Last March 8.10, Palermo 8.8, First Money 8.7, Blue Metal 8.2, Assemble 7.12; Enwood 7.1.’ ' SUMMER HACK HANDICAP, of £UO: Seven furlongs: Kakara 9.4, Cough 8.13, Consono 8.13, Blazon . 8.12, Royal Emblem 8.5, Amelita 8.3, Bam Door 8.2, Hystride 8.2, Thornton 7.13, Miss Winston 7.13, Silver Sight 7;9, “Red Sunset 7,7, Fine Weather 7.7, Strong Light 7.7, Kemal Pasha 7.7, Some Breeze 7.7. SOUTHLAND HANDICAP, of £250. One and a-quarter miles: ‘ Red Sea 9.2, Smuggler 8.10, Black Duke 8.9, Tippling 7.8, Toreador 7.4, Steeton 7.2, Leading Boy 7.0, Princess- Argosy 7.0, Ohai 7.0. ROSLYN HARNESS TROT, of £llO, 4.48 class. Two miles: Man o’ Franz limit, Margaret Bell 12yds bhd, William Tell 12, Grey Girl 12, Elite Bingen 24, Winning Wave 24, Prairie .King 36, Seaworthy 48, Blue Mountain, 48, Lady Voison 60, Jolly Wave 60, Suncross 60, Liberal 96. ' . .. .

ROSEDALE HACK HANDICAP, of £llO. Six furlongs: Kakaka 9.2, Gold Paper 8.13, Lochlaggan 8.10, Broughshane 8.0, Reminder 8.0, Shock 7.13,' Remindful 7.8, Lochend 7.7, Acla 7.7, Clatter 7.7, Erda 7.7/ • ‘ '

FINAL HANDICAP, of £145. One mile: Black Duke 9.3, Filosol 8.6, • Toreador 7.10, Steeton 7.7, Leading Boy 7.4, Night Maid 7.4.