AMBERLEY RACES.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17027, 28 April 1923, Page 10

AMBERLEY RACES.

HELD AT RICCARTON. The Amberley Racing Club's annual fixture was held at Riccarton to-day, the oours© being placed at the disposal of the country club by the Canterbury Jockey Club. Unfortunately the weather was unfavourable, the morning- being showery, and this affected the attendance. The rai.i which fell earlier in the week had mad© the track heavy. The following are the details of the racing:— OPEN HURDLE HANDICAP, Of 120 sovs; second horse 24 eoxs and third horse 12 sovs from the stake. Once round and a distance. 2Mr J. P. Quill’s ch g MANDRAKE, by Hymettus—Maudola. aged. 9st 91b (J. M’Chesney) 1 4—Mr G. Fulton s ch g TREVELLA* by Masterpiece—Sobersides, syrs, 9st, (J. T. Huinphria) 2, I—Messrs E. and. N. Rutherford s blk tr > HE RE WE ARE, by Campfire—Natator mare, aged (A. M’Mullan) 3 6 Red Gown lost 131 b (W. Bush), 3 Clean Sweep lost 121 b (T. L. Reid). 7 Meteorite 9st lllb lE. Shaw), 5 Roniform 9st 81b (L. Smith) and 8 Master Hand 9at (S. Cairn) also started. Hereweare, Clean Sweep, Red Gown and Master Hand, were in line at the first hurdle, but at. Cutts’s Clean Sweep. Red Gown. Meteorite and Master Hand ran oft. Trevella was then left with a good lead from Hereweare and Mandrake. Mandrake joined Trevella at the home turn and won a. good race by a head. was Jlour lengths away, just in front of Roniform. Time—3min 12 l-snec. NOVICE STAKES, Of 100 sovs; second liorEe 20 sovs and third horse 10 t*ovs from the stake. Five furlongs. I—Messrs Ellis and Stark s b f FINOHA, by Finland—Trebelli, 2yrs, 7st 71b (A. Youngman) 1 €—Messrs Clarkson and Pearson’s ch g RED WINK, by Winkie—Ada Merling, 3yrs, 8»t (C. Emerson) 2 3 11. A. Knight's blk g ORICOT, bj Husbandman—Gowrie Lass, 3yrs, Bst (D. Cotton) 3 11 Antagony Sst (J. Beale), 8 Saratov 8e k (A. G. Campbell), 7 Swallowflight Bst (E. Shaw), 12 Wanda Bst (D. Hall), 5 Kilbirnie Bst (E. Ludlow), 13 Cup Day Set (A. Har?), 4 TTeathcote 7st Tib fD. Bedford), 3 TUT 7st 71b (E. Lowe). 9 Th& Cheat 7st 71b (H Burns), and 10 Espada Tst 71b (N. Byers) also started. Finora jumped out smartly and led on to the course proper from Oricot, with Red Wink bandy. Finora held her place and won by three lengths. Red Wink beating Oricot by half a length, wdth Heathcote and Saratov close up. Time—lmm 2 4-osec. KOWAI TROT (in harness). Of 110 sovs; seoond horse 22 sovs. and third horse 11 sovs from the stake. One mile and five furlongs. I—Mr R. M. Morten's oil f PAKOTI, by Four Chimes—Bright Alice. 3yra, scr (J. Bryce, jun.) 1 9--Mr W. L. Harris’s br g ROTHSCHILD. by Harold Rothschild—Eva, aged, 96yde bhd (Owner) 2 21—Messrs Belcher Bros.’ b g LORD CLAN, by Dillon Child—Sacramento mare, aged. •'-4v.uS. (vV. R. Thomas) 3 19 Axtell aor, 11 Jimmy Chimes scr. 20 Ngahere scr, 3 Queen's Ferry scr, 14 Golden Peter scr, 7 Wild Pointer scr, 5 .tire at Junior scr, 12 Tydol scr. 17 .Appleshav, 12yds bhd, 16 Dilemma 12yds, 8 Galantry 12ydt, 15 Albert Logan 12yds, 10 Oiwyn 12yds, 2 Bingen Wilkes 36yde, 4 Dandy Rose 48yds, 6 Guy Fawkes 46yds, 13 Delville W'ood 72yds, 18 Plywood 72yds and 22 Henry Tracey 108yds also started. Pakoti took charge at- the start, followed by Jimmy Chimes, Golden Peter and Wild Pointer, but. at. the end of two furlongs Wild Pointer lost bis place. Pakoti going on in while Galantry was moving up. Jimmy Chimes was done with at. the end of six furlongs, where Pakoti wa~ showing the way to Galantry. Wild Pointer and Lord Clan. A little further on Pakoti broke, interfering with Wild Poiutev. Lord Clan led round the home turn, but before the straight was reached Pakoti was up with the front diviaon. Pakoti took charge in the straight and won by three lengths from Eric Rothschild, who finished fast and beat Lord Clan by half a length, with Bingen Wilkes and Wild Pointer next. Times—4.s 1-5, 3.35, 4-i 1-15. AMBERLEY CUP. Of 200 sovs; second horse 40 sovs am. third horse 20 sovs from the stake. One mile and a quarter. 1— Mr H. A. Knight's b g URGENCY, by Clarenceaux —Madrid, 4yra, 7st 41b 'L>. Hall) 1 o—Mr P. Delargy’s b g FRISCO MAIL, by San Francisco—Lady Victoria. 4yrs, 6st 71b (H. Burns) 2 2Mr F. S. Rutherford's b g SOME KID, by Birkenhead —Sea Queen, 6yrs, Set 121 b (F. C. Porter) 3 6 Gamecock Tst 13lb (E. Ludlow), 3 Clean Sweep 7st l*llb >.C- Emerson), and i ed. Urgency jumped out in front followed by Frisco Mail and Clean Sweep. This was the order for about, three furlongs when Frisco Mail dropped back. Urgency going on well clear of Clean Sweep and Cerberus. Urgency gradually increased bis advantage Frisco Mail, who came on in the straigm and boat. Some Kid by three lengths, with Gamecock two lengths further back. Time HACK HANDICAP. Of 100 sovs; second horse 20 sovs ana third horse 10 sovs from the stake. Seven furlongs. 2Mr G. L. Rutherfords b g MOORLAND, by Finland—D’Oro, 3yrs, 9st (C. Emerson) 1 4Mr P. T. Tlogan's b g OSTERMAN, by Cronstadt—Fairy Benzie, aged. Set 21b (A. Peart) £ i—Mr C. G. Dalgety’s br f CONTEMPT, by Bonny Glen—Lady Disdain, 3yrs, Bst 131 b (G. Young) 3 3 Gossard Sst 101 b (D. Cotton), 6 Agnoia. Tst 91b (A. Hare), and 5 Carette 7et 51 b (H. Burns) «.ls.o starred. Moorland jumped oiit in front, followed by Osterman and Gossard. At the end of a furlong Osterman had taken charge and led to the straight. Moorland then moved up and won easily by two lengths, Osterman being a length in front of Contempt, with Agnoia and Carette only a head away. Time— lmin 31 l-osee. OPEN WELTER HANDICAP, Of 120 sovs: second hor6e 24 sovs and third horse 12 sovs from the stake. One mile. 5 -Mr J. Rogers's ch sr SAMUM, by Bezonian—Khamsin, 6yrs, Sst slb fH. Marshall) 1 9 Mr F. G. Hanlon's br c FABRINADE. by Fabrikoff—Pasquinade, 4yrs, Bst 31b (D. Hall) 2 7—Mr G. G. Holmes's ch m BARMAID, by Nassau—Shebeen 11., 4yrs, Tst 71b (H. Burns) 3 3 Mythology 9st 13lb (E. Shaw), 8 Jazz 9et 51b (C. Emerson). 2 Prosperity 9st 61b (D. Cotton). 4 Grim Joke fist 131 b (H. Young). 11 Falstaff Sst 131 b (F. C. Porter). 1 Ardour fist 131 b (P. Keene), 6 Brackenfield Tst lllb (E. Lowe). 14 Lord Nagar Tst 9lb (A. Hare), 10 Harlequin Tst 71b (C. Lansdowne), 12 Missouri 7st Tib (A. Youn"maii} 13 Alleyne Tst Tib (R. Coveney) Fabrinade jumped out. smartly and lei along the back from Grim Joke and Prosperity. who were joined by Braokenfield and Ardour after going two furlongs. There was little change in the order till they reached the straight, where Samura and Barmaid moved up. Pa mum headed Fabrinade a hundred yards from home au 1 won by a- length. Fabrinade beating Barmaid by a. neok with Prosperity and Ardour doe© up. Time—lmin 44 2-seee. WA TT !.L HANDICAP, Of )40 90vs; second horse *2B sovs and I third horse 14 sovs from the stake. Six ' furlongs. 1— Mr R. E. Hall's b g WILL OAK- ’ LAND, by Finland—Trebelli, aged. Sst 131 b (G. Young) 1 : 3Mr .1. M’Combe's b g SUNNY LOuu by Sunny Lake—Aft.ni Loch, .;>vre. !)ot 81b (C. M'Gregor) 2 ! 2Mr F. D. Jones's b g THE REAVER. ~ i by Campfire—Gowrie Lass, syrs Tst ! 9]l * (D. Hall) 3 i -t Sharp Burst 6s* 91b IR. Burns) and 5 '< Braokenfield Sst 71b (R. Coveney) also started. Will Oakland and The Reaver made all j hundred yards from home,’ 'sunny' Loch j moved up. and m n* great finis], Will .Oak- ; land won bj a short head from Sunny i from' o7 h ThtTße a " SimUar in ; fourth. Time—-lmin 13 2-s~co. en6c,d j TEVIOTDALE TROT HANDICAP •'in harness). 01 .J® s°fa; wound hone 34 sovs M ! third horse 12 ovs f r .-, m , he Btake . T „- a miles. j—Mr Dane's b c TRANSPORT, bv Logan Pointer —fia-nta Rosa, 4yrs. scr (G ReeiL

2—Mr A. E. Bussell’s b g QUIVER, by Wildwood Junior—Ladychild, 4yrs. . ® cr _ (A. Pringle) 2 b—Messrs Douglas and James’s b g PRINCE BURLINGTON, by Prince Imperial—Mis* Burlington, aged, 168yds bhd /F. Douglas'. 3 16 Peggy Logan scr.. 8 Kirriemuir scr, i» Merry Logan scr. 7 Kiante scr, 1 Bill Rich scr, CO Soautio.n 48yds bud, 4 Houdini 4*yds, 13 Brent Juur. fcuyds, n Tydol 6oyua. 3 George the Fourtn yoyas, 9 Bob Dillon 96yde. 12 Harbour Ligat 144yds and 14 Leila Denver 156yds iyso started. transport and Quiver took enurge at the 6tart, and after going half a mile they had drawn well clear of the field. Pe Logan, Kiante and Bill Rich being at the head of the others. Quiver drew out from Transport at the mile post and was still in front half-way.. down the straight, when lie broke, leaving Transport to win bv four lengths. Quiver being 9 ix lengths in tront ot rrinoe Burlington after whom came Bill Rich and Tydol, followed by a big bunch. Times— 59 3-ssec, smiu o d-osec, 4mm 50 l-Ssec.