TAKAPUNA ACCEPTORS

Taranaki Daily News, 19 January 1935, Page 9

TAKAPUNA ACCEPTORS

JOCKEY CLUB MEETING ENTRIES FOR FIRST DAY SMALL FIELD LEFT IN THE CUP. GOOD COMPETITION ELSEWHERE. By Telegraph—Press Association. Auckland, Last Night. Acceptances for the first day of the Takapuna Jockey Club’s meeting On January 26 are:— TRIAL STAKES HANDICAP. Of £lOO. Six furlongs.

WAIROA MEETING

HANDICAPS FOR FIRST DAY. - '-Vi, -NiMi— Handicaps for the first day of the Wairoa Racing Club’s annual meeting, to be held on January 31 and February 2, have been declared as follows:-— TRIAL HANDICAP.

AMATEUR ATHLETICS NEW PLYMOUTH HANDICAPS. Hie folldwing handicaps have been declared for the New Plymouth Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club’s meeting on Tuesday night:— 75 and 100 yards senior: S. A. Black, —, scr; R. Coombes, 2, id; J. Kinsella, 3, 13; N. J. Webster, 3|, 15; J. A. Pankhurst, 4i, 15; G. Sullivan, 4, 15; A. Ennis, 4, 16; R. L, Hains, s|, 21. . . 600 yards and one mile flat: R. L. Knight, —, 30; V. Hodgson, 25, 65; W. Wilson, 30, 80; R. Kirkwood, 35, 85; A. Uienberg. —, 55; M. Boyle, 35, 85; R.GruSzning, 35, 85; J. Pike, 35, 80; M. Radford, 40, 85; C. Broad, 85; L. Richards, 55, 100; R. J. Stewart, 50, 100; F. M. White, 65, 170; A. W. Lander, 55, 110; A. O. Saddler, 50, 100; J. Warner, —, 150.

Half and mile and a half cycle, A grade: C. Mana, scr, scr; M. Charters, scr, scr; C. Hawkins, 10, 30; N. C. Ratten, 10, 30; T. Horner, 20, 70; R. L. Reid 20, 70. S grade: S. McKoy, scr, scr; R. Rundle, scr, scr; J. Peters, 10, scr; A. Hawkins, 80, 270; G. R. Stewart, 60, 2o0; S. Julian, 80, 270. 70 and 200 yards, juhidr: M. G. Whyte, scr, scr; H. F. Hatton, 41, scr; A. R. McLean, J}, 27; N. Payne, 74, 24. ■ 75 and 100 yards, women: Miss V. Richmond, 4,6; Miss J. Moffett, 4,6; Miss R. Hodgson, 5, 81; Miss R. Moffett, 5,8 J; Miss Weston, 5,8 J; Miss D. Hall, 6h 10; Miss F. Ch'ivers, 7, 11; Miss M. Webster, 11, 20. t . Pole vault: N. J. Webster 2ft, G. Sulliva'n scr.

Stammer throw: N. J. Webster 55ft, G. Sullivan 45ft, H. L. Thomson 45ft, C. H. doughty scr, j. A. Pankhurst 60ft.

TRACK AND STABLE HORSES FOR TRENTHAM CANDIDATES WORTH ATTENTION. ASHHURST’S BRIGHT PROSPECTS (By “Hufry On.”) The Ashhurst-Pohangina Racing Club is always a popular gathering, and the acceptances for the annual gathering on Tuesday next are wonderfully good, even in the face of the big Counter-attraction at Trentham. The club is using the onepool System of totalisatOr betting with the 75-25 payment. Running descriptions of the races will be given through loudspeakers. From a Martian Mare. Landru, who is to make his first apspearance in the Ruapehu Hack Handicap at Trentham next 'Tuesday is a four-year-old bay gelding by Shambles from the Martian mare Love-in-the-Mist. He is owned by the breeder, Mr. G. Grigg, Christchurch, and is trained at Riccarton by. F. D. Jones. He has been showing promise on the tracks lately. Pleasing the Trainer. The Trentham trainer T. R. George was very pleased with the way in which La Nijinska moved along in her first fast sprint over two furlongs on Tuesday morning, states the Wellington Evening Post. This two-year-old filly, Who is a daughter of Iliad and Stepdancer, and is owned by Mr. K. Austin, Went very smoothly, and particularly impressive Was the sensible way in which she comported herself after the effort, A Useful Mare. Trivet’S success in the Jubilee Cup at Vin Cent last Saturday confirmed het Oamaru form, and the mare Will be equal to another Win before weight brings her back. Up to a mile or nine furlongs she is very useful. She is an acceptor on the minimum for the Anniversary Handicap at Trentham next Tuesday. A Trainers’ Cup. Most racing clubs stage races in which the prize includes a trophy for the winning owner. Many events carry presentation Whips for the winning jockey. Seldom, however, is the trainer remembered. The Moorefield Racing Club, one of the Sydney suburban clubs, has decided to put on a £5OO race at its March meeting for which only hotses owned by their trainers Willbe eligible. The event Will be known as the Trainers’ Cup. A Pleasing Sign. Some years ago there was no bigger patron of racing than the east coast squatter, Mr. A. B. Williams, but for the last five years the familiar black and white colours have been absent from racecourses. However, it is reported that he has sent four yearlings to J. H. Jefferd to be prepared for next season. In the past jefferd has prepared some great horSes for Mr. Williams, Rapine, Star Stranger and Cylinder being among the number. Their Time Up Next Saturday.

TwO leading jdckeys, K. Voitre and H. N. Wiggins, who were suspended after the running of the Auckland Cup, will be riding on the final day at Trentham. Half-sister to Vintage.

Mrs.- X Campbell hate taken in hand a Half-sister to Vintage. The filly, who Was btoken in by her owner, Mr. D. W. Westenra, is described as by Polazel or Night Raid; and she will race under the name of Lady Graceful.

A Promising Hack. The ■. two wins .of The Ark at New Plymouth and Marton stamped Mf. D. R. JadkSdn’S horse as a promising galloper. His next outing will be in the Highweight at Trentham on Tuesday, when he -is sure to make a bold Shewing. An Offer to Marsh.

the Hastings rider, R. Marsh, is not new going to India to fulfil a prospective 12-months’ riding engagement. Some few weeks bank he was cabled an offer, but asked for a greater retainer, whieh was granted. However, the season, dr most of the profitable part of it, being Very near Over, Marsh has decided not to go just now, but is again in communication With his would-be employer, asking that the offer be renewed at the beginning of next season (October), When he Will accept.

Vintage Gallops Well. Vintage, ridden by H. MackinnOn, States The Pfess, gave a good display at Riccartdn On Tuesday in running a mile alone in Im. 43 3-55., the first two in 24 4-55.» three in 375., four in 49 2-55., and six in lm. 17s. He is to go north in company with tunneller on Saturday. The latter, who is not a free track Worker, was beaten by Final Shot over five furlongs in lm. 4 4-55., the first three ih 395.

Frieslahd Fdf Trciitham. The Hawera trainer O. Cox was a little undecided early in the week regarding Friesland’s Trentham trip, but he has ndw decided that he will accompany Fertien. It is reported from Auckland that L. Dulieu, who rode Friesland with such Success oh the recent Taranaki circuit, Will again have the mount nekt Tuesday.

Will Carry Overweight. Galilee is the only runner in Tuesday’s Wellington Stakes to have incurred a penalty. Her weight is now 7.2, but as she is to be ridden by L. J. Ellis she Will probably be carrying 71b. more than this. Nevertheless she has been easily the most consistent juvenile seen dut this season, arid She is sure to be prominent at the finish.

Wellington Stakes Weight®. The following Will be the weights carried by the runners ifi the Wellington Stakes at Trentham On Tuesday: Colombo 8.6, Emissary 8.6, Burnish 8.3, Limulus 8.3, Mother Superior 8.3, Silver Wings 8.3, Variant 8.3, Galilee 7.2, Abdication 6.12, Debham 6.12, 11 Duce 6.12, Pakaftui 6.12, Bun Fight 6.9, Penelope 6.9, Severe G.fi. Well-bred Sire.

Mr. A. S. Higgs, the Canterbury stud master, who imported the promising young Son-in-Law stallion Philamdr, has secured in England an exceptionally well-'bred and performed notse, MyosotlS, by Phalaris-from Scarlet Martagon, half-sistet to Valais, who was a great success at the stud in Australia. Myosdtis is a full-brother to Plantago, who in his first season sired Sevrier, one of The most promising two-year-olds of the season just closed in England. Myosdtis is being imported to New Zealand through the agency of Wright, StephenSon and Company Limited, and will arrive in New Zealand early next month.

New Plymouth Track. There was not a great de.' of activity on the New Plymouth track yesterday morning, but R. Johnson galloped his trio "for Ashhurst and Trentham. Lalla

QUex on her own was under restraint while running seven furlongs oh the plough in Ini. 35i5., the last half-mile occupying 545. ■'She'worked attractively. Courtega and ' Aufeie Ra finished ' on terms at the" conclusion' of five furlongs Ph the same track in Im. ss. R. Johnson has the three in good order at present. Riders for Trentham. The following additional riding engagements have been announced for Trentham:— : ; ' G. Humphries:'. Some Shamble, Tunneller and Cdlossiah. R. Marsh: Rocket. W. J. Broughton: Bun Fight. D. O’Connor: Knockout. A. C. Messervy: Silly Owl and Back Thrust. • . ■ A. Messervy: Silver Sight, Moonbeam, Horowhenua. L. H. Jones: Penelope and Cup Bearer. H. Mackinnon: Tout le Monde, Abdication, Jubilee Song, Landru and Alchemic. H. Turner: Haere Tonu. P. Atkins: Cranford. G. Barr: Colossian. . H. Fowler; Capital.

Mazir 9 fl te Hal 7 6 Alignment 8 6 Chief Emerald 7 6 Astarth 8 4 Overdue 7 6 Firebrick 7 11 . Vera Acre 7 6 Lady Diana 7 1’2 Cambist 7 6 Laudatory 7 7 Volition 7 6 High Tea 7 7 Mountain. Barograph 7 7 Bruce 7 6 Whaddon Veldcitef 7 6 Chase 7 6 Mondorous 7 6 Semicircle Y 6 OREWA HIGHW&IGHT. Of £110. Ohe mile and a-quarter. Scotch Nation to 0 ROyal Winton 9 3 Valpai 10 3 Wee Pat 9 3 Nun Nicer 10 1 Glenhaupo 9 0 The Khedive 9 13 King Tut 9 6 Courthaven 9 10 Barn Dance 9 .0 Royal Boat Song 9 0 Appellant 9 9 Princess Bede 9 6 Ruling King 9 0 Cornerman 9 fl FERRY HACK HANDICAP. Of £120. Six furlongs. Ballymoney 9 0 fejafiress 7 4 Instalment 8 7 MarsOhg 7 .2. Ade-tene 8 4 Miss Lorraine 2 Gold Pocket 8 fl Merry Lap 7 1 Gay Egypt j 13 My Motley 7 1 Hoihoma 7 13 ROvlvOr 7 0 Tondaleyo 7 9 Mondorous 7 0 Tybalt T 5 VelOclter 7 e TAKAPUNA CUP. Of £300. One ftiile and a-quarter. EltWji 8 13 Sinking Fund Y 3 Prince Caliente 7 3 Colossus 7 19 Baroscope 2 Mungatoon 7 10 Prolyxo 7 1 Monanul 7 6 Alloy 7 0 King’s Archer 7 3 CALLIOPE HANDICAP. Of £110. Five furlongs. Velocipede 8 2 'Mangahdwhla Y 5 Triune 8 0 ■ Fleetrtind 7 • 4 Flood Tide7 12 Application 7 3 Persian Lady 7 10 Armacdurt 7 2 Trevace 7 8 Tidal la 7 0 Valise 7 5 WYNYARD PLATE. Of £300. Seven furlongs. King Musk Day Wind King Key . Mdnheart Oh Parade 1 ■ Tray Bit ■ Scotland 1 Royal Appellant Sir Nigel Tutor Crooning - Prince Acre Lagoon Sirona IJa Fall . . Wlnlrma Mount Breeze ZEALANDIA HANDICAP. Of £160. Six furlongs. Greek Gold ' 8 4 Prolyxo 7 5 British Hampton Park 7 0 Columbia R 8 Pnhcess Star 7 0 Tradesman 7 8 Roman Mascot 7 0 Coronis 7 6 Life Guard 7 0 King Ford 7 $ RANGITOTO HANDICAP. Of £140. SeVeil furlohgs. King Mestor 8 11 Tuahe-a.hc 7 11 Ballymoncy 8 7 Miss Lu 7 11 Royal - Gold Pocket 7’ 8 Appellant 8 5 Tybalt 7 1 On Parade 8 3 Hawthorn 7 0 Roman Mascot 8 3 Miss Lulu 7 0 Slrona 8 2 Trackman 7 0 Dancing Lady 8 1 Semicircle 7 0 Maine 8 0 HU 'I ■< <-'H ' ■■

Of £50. Six furlongs. Fortune 9 0 Count Gold Stitch S 33 Willonyx • 86 Wolsey 8 19 Collision 8 6 -The Grasper 8' 8 - Victor 8 6 Quaint 8 8 district hack handicap. Of £45. Six furlongs. Foreign Money 9 9 katoiiga' 7 19 Jazz King 8 4 Barcole 7 10 Master Cynic 8 4 Hine te Wai 7 8 Unexpected 7 19 WAIROA HANDICAP. Of £30. One mile and a-quarter. Speed 9 6 {■hinny Song 7 10 Kaliandke 8 0 Bdyal Banquet 7 7 Marching Song 7 13 Fortene 7 0 Sunny Bothr.vell 7 0 Bachelor . 7 13 Lady Wessex 7 0 TE KUPENGA HACK HANDICAP. • Of £50. ■ SIX furlongs. Catvbesn 9 5 Queen’s PHde 8 2 Lavina 9 1 W&rvArte 8 0 Astutlsca 9 0 Seer Coy 7 I Gaisiha h 8 6 De Trop . 7 8 Mata Hart 8 5 Master Cynic 7 2 Aiby 8 3 Valadort 7 0 Grumpy 8 2 ' ORMOND HANDICAP. Of £65. Seven furldiigs. Speed. 9 0 Sunny Song 7 6 Good Hunting 8 9 Foreign Oiillue 8 2 Money 7 0 Lavina 7 8 Lady Wessex 7 0 Sunny Count Bachelor • 7 7 Willohyx 7 i RUAWA HACK HANDICAP. Of £50. SeVdil furlongs. Lavina 9 0 King’s Ltncer 7 8 Big Dock 8 8 FortCne 7 Sunny Gold Stitch Y 6 Bachelor 8 7 V.'olsiy 7 3 Kahunokc 8 5 Count Queen’s Pride 8 1 Willonyx 7 0 Foreign Isms 7 0 Money 7 11 Valadoro 7 0 Da Trop 7 8 ViCtof Colima 7 0