Racing and Trotting.
(BY
“ARGUS.”)
RACING FIXTURES. li January S—Reefton Jockey Club. January 9, 11—Thames Jockey Club. January 11, 13—Vincent Jockey Club. January 15—Wairio Jockey Club. January 15, 3 6—Foxton Racing Club. January 18—Bay of islands Racing Club, i January IS, 20, 22—Wellington Racing i Club. Januarv 22— Ashhurst-Pohangina Racing Club. _ . . Januarv 25—Waipapakaun Racing Club. January 28, 30—Wairoa Racing Club. January 29, 30—Pahiatua Racing Club. January 29, February I—Takapuna Jockey Club. February s—Tapanui Racing Club. February 6. B—Taranaki Jockey Club. February 6, B—Gisborne Racing Club. February B—Matamata Racing. Club. February 13, 15—Dunedin Jockey Club. February 13, 15 —Poverty Bay Turf Club. , February 13, 15—Wanganui Jockey February 15, 17—Rotorua Racing Club. February 20, 2 7—Dannevirke Racing Club. ~ , February 28, March I—Marlborough Racing Club. NOMINATIONS. January 10—Pahiatua Racing Club. January 13—Wairoa Racing Club. January 15—Tapanui Racing Club. January 17—Matamata Racing Club. January 17—Dunedin Jockey Club. January 17—Taranaki Jockey Cluo. January 17—Gisborne Racing Club. Januarv 24—Wanganui Jockey Club. January 24—Rotorua Racing Club. January 24 —Poverty Bay Turf Club. February 7—Dannevirke Racing Club. February 14—Marlborough Racing Club. HANDICAPS. January 9— Ashhurst-Pohangina Racing Club. _ , January 10 —Wellington Racing Club. January 13—Bay of Islands Racing Club. January 15—Wairoa Racing Club. January 16 —Pahiatua Being Club. January 17—Takapuna Jockey Club. January 18—W'aipapakauri Racing Club. January 22—Tapanui Racing Club. January 24—Matamata Racing Club. January 24—Taranaki Jockey. Club. January 25—Gisborne Racing Club. January 30—Dunedin Jockey Club. February 3—Wanganui JocKey Club. February 3—-Rotorua Racing Club. February 10—Poverty Bay Turf Club. February 14—Dannevirke Racing Club. February 21—Marlborough Racing Club. ACCEPTANCES. January 7—Vincent Jockey Club. January 9—Foxton Racing Club. January 13—Ashnurst-Ponangina Racing JaniSry b 'l4—Wellington Racing Club. January 14——Bay of Islands Racing Club. January 15 —Wairio Jockey Club. January 20—Wairoa Itacing Club. January 20—W’aipapakauri Racing Club. January 21—Pahiatua Racing Club. January 24—Takapuna Jockey Club. January 29—Tapanui Racing Club. January 31—Matamata Racing Club. January 31—Taranaki Jockey Club. January 31 —Gisborne Racing Club. February 7—Dunedin Jockey Club. February 7—Wanganui Jockey club. February 7—Rotorua Racing Club. Feoruary 10—Poverty Bay Turf Club. February 21—Dannevirke Racing Club. February 25—Marlborough Racing Club. TROTTING FIXTURES. January 11—Timaru Trotting Club. Januarv 11, 13—Vincent Jockey Club. January 25—W’ellington Trotting Club. January 25—Te Aroha Trotting Club. January 25—Wairio Jockey Club. January 30, February I—Forbury Park Trotting Club. February s—Tapanui Racing Club. February B—New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club. February 28, March I—Marlborough Racing Club. March 15, 17—Hawke’s Bay Trotting Club. NOMINATIONS. January S—Wellington Trotting Club. January B—Te Aroha Trotting Club. January 9—Forbury Park Trotting Club. January 15—Tapanui Itacing Club, jnuary 23—New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club. January 24—Hawke’s Bay Trotting Club. February 14—Marlborough Racing Club. HANDICAPS. January 14—Wellington Trotting Club. .January 14 —Te Aroha Trotting Club. January 17—Forbury Park Trotting Club. January 22—Tap i Itacing Club. January 28^—Nev. Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club. February 2i—Marlborough Itacing Club. March 3—Hawke’s Bay Trotting Club. ACCEPTANCES. January 7—Vincent Jockey Club. January 15—Wairio Jockey Club. January 17—Wellington Trotting Club. January 20—Te Aroha Trotting Club. January 21—Forbury Park Trotting Club. January 29—Tapanui Racing Club. February 4—New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club. February 2o—Marlborough Racing Club. March 10—Hawke’s Bay Trotting Club. RACING NOTES. Most of the Riccarton trainers who had horses racing during the holidays have returned home. The only ones to come now are those who went to Reeflon for the conclusion of the West Coast circuit. In the meantime, the tourists are not doing a great deal of work, but they will be moving along again shortly, as many of them are booked for a trip to Trentham next week. * * * * P. V. Mason arrived back from Auck ! land this morning with Honour, Praise, Greenaway and Jaleux. The three last- ■ v named returned in good health. Honour, however, showed distinct signs of lameness, and on his appearance he is not likely to be racing again for a long time. * * * * T. H. Gillett returned home this morning with Count Cavour and Amor, who are in excellent health after their Auckland trip. J. H. Prosser arrived home this morning with Great Star, who looks none the worse for his racing in Auckland. -i- -IW. Stone has gone north with the two-year-olds, Tray Bond and the Shambles —Leading Ladv filly. They will join the remainder of the team at Trentham, to race at the Wellington Racing meeting. Paquito was knocked about in the Auckland Cup, and he was unable to run again at the meeting. He lightened up a lot on the trip, but otherwise he is all right, and if he picks up quickly he may be a competitor at Trentham. * * * * Httrly Burly lightened up as s result of her' holiday racing in the North | Island, and she is having a rest for a few’ days. * * * * Subdivision, who raced unsuccessfully at southern holiday meetings, is enjoying a few days rest before being got ready for autumn racing * * * * E. Scoullar has received four additions to his team—two of them being two-vear-olds and two yearling?. They will be got readv to carry the colours of their breeder. Mr W. T. Hazlett. the well-known Invercargill owner. »}:*** Mr C. G. Dalgety has changed his mind about racing Starshooter at Trentham, and the Archery gelding will not be seen out again till a little later.
Riccarton stables are very strongly represented in the list of nominations for the Wellington Racing Club’s summer meeting. Among the horses engaged are Paquito, Dunraven, Gay Crest, Coroner, Marsham, Semper Paxatus, Disorder, Straightcourse, Winsome Hind, Full Feather, Waterline, Master Clarence, Troilus. Bonrose, Swiftray, Praise, Jaleux, Goblin Market, Pride, Lord Thomond. Silver Paper, Tray Bond, Aspiring, Shambles —Leading Lady fillv, Hoylake, Phastar, Amor, Leader. The Bailiff, Wrigley, Courtlike, Ranelagh, Pangolin, Thurso, Proud Knight, Dutch Money, Great Star, Tcheka. Arrowmir and Zeuxis.
Otago and Southland stables claim Assemble, Blue Metal, Latin Quarter, Lucky Light, King Balboa, Royal Saxon, Jack a Dandy, Meadow Lark, Mount Boa and Commenter among the nominations for the Wellington meeting. * * * *
A. M’Aulay, the trainer of Nightmarch, has purchased, through the agenev of Pyne, Gould, Guinness, Ltd., the two-year-old chestnut gelding by Nightraid from Killiney, from the breeder, Mr O. R. Wise, of Oamaru. The gelding is exceptionally -well-grown and in many ways resembles Phar Lap. His breeding has much to attract favourable notice, as his dam, Killiney, by the good sire of stayers, Kilbroney, is a half-sister to Charieville, the dam of Windbag, winner of the Melbourne Cup and many other great races in Australia.
The Dunedin Jockey Club is expected to show a nice profit on its summer meeting. For some seasons it has faced a substantial loss on the spring fixture, and rather unsatisfactory results in December. This season the debit on these two meetings has been converted into a credit, and the position is about £3OOO better than it was last season. During the last twelve months the club has reduced its indebtedness by nearly £6OOO. The changed outlook is indicated by the fact that, whereas a year or two ago very many of its debenture holders were anxious to redeem their scrip, now the club cannot find enough of them willing to take the cash.
FI. Gray’s right'arm was not of much use to him right through the Ellerslie meeting. He carried his whip in his left hand throughout, and it was noticed that when unsaddling his left hand did all the work.
Seatown looked light and jaded on the concluding day at Ellerslie, and raced moderately. The strenuous racing and travelling no doubt had found him out. His name is missing from the nominations for the Wellington meeting, so presumably he is to have a spell. *
Hunting Cry won £3440 at the Auckland meeting. Concentrate was next with £2200.
Knightlike was the only one of J. H. Jefferd’s team to win a race at Auckland, but between them they collected £IS2O in prize money, thanks to good place money earned by Star Stranger and Cylinder.
That it pays to have a good hurdler is shown by Mr R. Hannon collecting £1215 at Auckland, all of which, bar a minor placing, was won by King’s Guard.
M. J. Carroll, the trainer of Paganelli, had charge of Seatown for the few days he was at Awapuni. lie stated after the race for the Marawatu Cup that he has a singular record with other people’s horses, for every horse he has saddled up for another trainer has won. Trainers who are experiencing a lean time might call on the genial northerner to break the spell.
The veteran trainer, F. Tilley, who presides over the Fordell establishment from which he has turned out many winners, will retire at the end of this month to take a trip Home, sailing on March 1. During the past couple of months he has been letting the racing public of Wellington province see that his hand has not lost its cunning. At Awapuni he was rather unlucky, having only one winner (Ruanui), while representatives from the stable in Cashier, Ruanui, and High Faintin’ filled the roles of runners-up in other events, and Consent gained a third in his only start. It was at Marton that Tilley came into his own, for Enuitant notched a win and a second, Avro a third, Glenartney a second, Freehold a win and a second, Thrift a third, and High Falutin’ a brace of successes. Cashier was the only member <i_f the team to register an unplaced pe: formance.
An opportunity was taken while in Auckland of inspecting the new English stallion Whirlwind, who arrived in New Zealand late last season, and is represented by a few very likely looking foals, writes “ Vedette.” Whirlwind himself is an impressive individual, and given a chance, he should make a name for himself in New Zealand. A liver chestnut, showing plenty of size, bone, and quality, he looks the part of a progenitor of gallopers. Whirlwind, who is a six-year-old by Galloper Light from Double Back, was a winner in England as a four-year-old, scoring over a mile and a quarter at Hurst Park. It will be interesting to see how these first foals of Whirlwind’s fare when they are produced on the Turf. At the moment it must be said that there are worse-looking sires about than the son of Galloper Light.
Mr W. Jury, who purchased Fernden 1 last season, must be now well on the right side of the ledger so far as the Kedfern gelding is concerned (says the ‘‘Wanganui Chronicle”). Wins at Waverley and Hawera served as a forerunner to successes at Awapuni and Tauherenikau during the holiday carnival. On the second day of the Manawatu meeting Fernden went under to Statuarv in the hack sprint, but the following day he made amends when he led the field home in the open sprint, though the opposition was rather weak it must be admitted. Taken down to the Wairarapa meeting he was narrowly defeated by Chopin on the opening day after he had made the pace all the way, and on Thursday he was confidently supported to win the Russell Handicap. He performed his task in tradesmanlike style to return his supporters a dividend that gave them a nice little profit for the meeting. Fernden has won two open races within a week and, well placed, will win still more before the season ends.
A correspondent opens up an interesting point which was discussed at Awapuni, although it is emphasised that it is not suggested at all that there was any idea of wrong-doing, says the Wellington writer “Vedette.” This was in regard to the decision of the High Weight Handicap, in which Warzone, trained by Mrs A. M’Donald, just beat Democratic, ridden by A. M’Donald, husband of the trainer of Warzone. This opens up a delicate point, for which there is no provision in the rules, and gives the suspicious-minded an opportunity to criticise when there are no grounds. The regulations in regard to j cokeys who are trainers too state that the jockey must ride in a race the horse trained by himself, if he rides at all. It has to be admitted that lady trainers are a recent innovation in New Zealand, and it is a situation not likely to occur very often. At the same time, in order to silence the critics, it might be as well for some provision to be made to deal with the situation.
A cable message to Australian papers states that Mr Sol Green’s horse Strephon has been entered for the Coronation and Ascot Gold Cups, for which there are respectively 34 and 44 entries. The prospective meeting between Strephon and Lord Derby’s Fairway should prove one of the most interesting contests that has taken place on the English turf for many a day.
TROTTING NOTES,
The Timaru Trotting Club’s meeting will be held on Saturday. Good fields are engaged in most of the events, and the meeting is likely t attract strong patronage from Christchurch. A special train will leave Christchurch at 7.42 a.m., taking passengers to the course. The return journey will be commenced from Timaru at G. 33 p.m., and the train is due in Christchurch at 9.5 S p.m. ft * s}s
Mac Locanda, who won on the second day at Greymouth, is a brother to Locanda Mac, and is trained by F. G. Holmes. Early in his career he was a hard-pulling pacer, who used to fight so hard in races that he did not give of his best. F. G. Holmes has worked a great improvement in the Brent Locanda pacer, and he now races much more generously. lie is not, in the meantime, such a good stayer as Locanda Mac, but lias a useful turn of speed.
Kate Logan won a race at the last meeting of the New Brighton Trotting Club, but she has put up a number of placed performances this season. At the meeting at Greymouth which con-
eluded yesterday, she was again twice in the place money. Kate Logan is a speedy mare who, however, does not possess much stamina, but she may improve in this respect. She is trained by J. N. Clarke at New Brighton.
Great Way, who won the Dunollie Handicap at Greymouth, is one of the most promising young trotters now racing. lie dead-heated with Great Nelson in the three-year-old classic event for trotters at the Forbury Park club’s meeting last season. Great Way, who is by Peterwah, and Great Nelson, who is a brother to Peter Bingen and Great Bingen, are improving as four-year-olds, and promise to reach a high position amongst the trotting division.
Anon won the chief event at the Greymouth Trotting Club’s meeting on the concluding day. She won the Templeton Handicap on New Year’s Day at Addington, putting up very fast time for the mile and a half. Anon is owned on the West Coast, but is a member of D. Withers’s team, being trained at Yaldhurst.
The Australian-bred pacer Black Wattle went into J. J. Kennerley’s stable on his arrival here, but when that trainer left for the north the pacer was handed over to J. R. Kennerlev, who trained him at Rangiora. Later J. R. Kennerlev removed to Christchurch, taking over his father’s place at Spreydon. Black Wattle raced consistently at the West Coast meetings, and yesterday, after finishing second to Anon in the Cup. wound up the day by beating a useful field in the sprint event.
Teremoa is evidently a useful saddle performer, as he won two races at the Greymouth club’s meeting. He was bred in the North Island, being by Huia Dillon from Calmness, and is trained by J. N. Clarke at New Brighton.
Royal Comrade won the chief event at the Westport Trotting Club’s meeting on Boxing Day, but he was beaten by Black Wattle at Greymouth in one of the sprint events. Royal Comrade if he remains sound, will do better in stronger company later, as he is a fast pacer and a particularly smart beginner. He is in D. Bennett’s stable, and is trained at Addington.
* * * * Audience, who is a half-brother, by Great Audubon, to Loganwood, showed a lot of promise as a young pacer, but he has not improved as much as was expected. He seems to race best in saddle events over short courses. He was twice in a place at the Greymouth meeting.
RACING SENSATION IN AUSTRALIA. A PROMINENT OWNER DISQUALIFIED. {United Press Assn.—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) SYDNEY, January 6. An inquiry by the stewards of the Australian jockey Club into the running of the gelding Shankara at the Warwick Farm races on Saturday, when he was unplaced in the Sefton Handicap, resulted in the disqualification for twelve months of W. Tindall, the owner-trainer, and D. Webb, jockey; also Shankara. The disqualifica tions have caused a sensation in racing circles, as Tindall is a very prominent owner and trainer. HANDICAPS. WAIRIO JOCKEY CLUB. Per Press Association. IXVERCARGILL, January 6. Following are the handicaps for the TTairio Jockey Club’s meeting:—
ACCEPTANCES. TIMARU TROTTING CLUB. Per Press Association. TIMARU, January 6. The following acceptances have been received for the Timaru Trotting Club's summer meeting:— CLAREMONT HANDICAP, of 120 sovs.
NOMINATIONS. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. WELLINGTON, January 6. The following nominations have been received FIRST DAY. TRENTHAM HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. of 200 sovs; one mile—Master Clarence, Semper Paratus, Masher, Beaumont, Pedestal, Marsfaam, Courageous, Itanelagh. Pangolin, King's Jest. Mister Camp, Prince of Orange, Zeuxis, Abivelle, Punchestown, Mothplane. Mirabilary, Jiu Jasz, Diana's Lad, Palastar, Patearoa. Aurora Borealis, Commentor, Fine Acre, Wrigley, Troilus, Arrow Zone, Omeo, Thurso, Llyn Dhu, Vivo. APPRENTICES' PLATE, of 260 sovs; seven furlongs—Dolomite, Painting, Swiftray. Air Laddie, Disorder, Straight Course, Te Awhina, Pari, Lord Thomond, Pedestal, Glenace, Dutch Money, Gipsy Fate, Ranelagh, Imateagirl, Malahat, Prince of Orange, Portray, Rational 11., Mv Own. Royal Opera, Assemble, The Bailiff, Blue Metal, Head Serang, Phastar. Courtlike, Emotion, Banbridge, Coalbag, Imosin Tenacre, Auctioneer. FITZHERBERT HANDICAP, of 350 sovs; five furlongs—Sargon, Mythology, Appeal, Zephyrus, Bells of Shandon, Winsome, Hind, Double Red, Isa, Drastic, Coroner, Rapallo, Bayacre, Santa Anna, Petrarch, Jenny Diver. Appledore, Arajean. Hard Words, Sporting Chance, Valrena, Pass On, Cessation, Nimble, Trek, Joi de Val. Dick Whittington, Shambles—Leading Lady filly. Green Linnet. WELLINGTON CUP, of 1500 sovs; one mile and a half—Glare, Historic, Panther, Pride, Paquito, Latin Quarter, Star Stranger, Singleton, Atholspear, Piuthair, Silver Paper, Hunting Cry, Vertigern, Shrewd, Antique, Prodice, Concentrate, In the Shade. The Hawk, Aurora Borealis, Amor, White Fang. Hoylake. Joy Bird, Stanchion, Full Mark, Bright Glow. ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; one mile —Arikinui, Glare, Full Feather, Richfield, Lucky Light. Singleton, Make Up, Clarendon, Tcheka, Night Lad, Lunette, Malayan, Royal Lineage, Chopin, King Balboa, Goshawk, King Midas, Talisker. Cuticle, Ardfinnan, Antique, Rory Mor, Royal Game, Ti Tree, le Chouoas Teri, White Fang, Arch Arrow, Joy Bird, Stanchion, The Hawk, Star Area, High Falutin. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs; six furlongs—Arikinui, Goblin Market, Meadow Lark, Valpre, Knightlike, Great Charter, Aston, Silvermine, Callanmore, Malayan, Silver Paper, Aspiring, Toxeuma. Great Star, Hunting Cry, Arrow Lad, Mervette, Richfield, Cimabue, Panther, Royal Saxon, Leader, Blue Metal, Arrowmir, The Raider, Fernden, Glenartney, Just So, Ridgemount. RUAPEHU HANDICAP, of 260 sovs; six furlongs—Wine Tray, Waterline, Straight Course, Proud Knight, Lord Thomond, Dancing Star, Statuary, Glenrossie, Dry Area, Sunkissed, Habit, Jack a’ Dandy, Auda, Bernera, Kahu Ariki, Grecian, Claredon, Dainty Ways,
Oral, Money Mint, Havaspot, ZareiYe, Maidstone, St Melba, Leader. Dove, Mandv, Oolden Pennant, Ex Dono, Spearful, Blue Paper, Limosin, Just an Idea, Mount Boa, Quinopal, Equitant, Belle Star. After payment of forfeit, the following remain in the WELLINGTON STAKES, of 1000 sovs; five furlongs—Awaken, Tripping, Glenartney, Tenterden, Aspiring, Star of Gold, Equitant, Orapai, Praise, Jaleux, Sir Limond, Lady Pam, Dunraven, Chrysology, Autopay, Sarben, Isa, Valpre, Auda, Princess Betty, Side Star, Arisus, Capfc Horn—Gold Bound colt. Ex Dono, Cylinder, Solferino—Marsa filly. SECOND DAY. M UNGARO A HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 260 sovs; one mile and a half—Aurora Borealis, Arrowzone, Cornmentor, Courageous, Lad, Fine Acre, Handsome, Jui Jazz, King’s Jest, Lynn Du, Master Clarence, Mister Gamp, Mothplane, Mirabilary, Omeo, Pangolin, Palestar, Schorr, Troilus, Wrigley, Zeuxis, Marsham, Vivo. TRIAL PLATE, of 260 sovs; seven furlongs—Auda, Bonrose, Banbridge, Chang, Coalbag, Dancing Star, Emotion, Fallow, Glenace, Glenrossie, Gay Crest, Gipsy Fate, Havaspot, Just an Idea, Jaleux, Jane Ross, Lord Thomond, Manifesto, Pedestal, Panu, Portray, Royal Opera, Ranelagh, Sunkissed, Swiftray, Tourist, Thurso, Waterline, Pari, Auctioneer. JANUARY HANDICAP, of 450 sovs; one mile—Arikinui, Tori, Meadow Lark, Full Feather, Richfield, Lucky Light, Knightlike, Great Charter, Singleton, Make Up, Atholspear, Clarendon, Keddar, Tcheka, Night Lad, Lunette, Callanmore, Malayan, Royal Lineage, Chopin, King Balboa, Silver Paper, Goshawk, The Hawk, King Midas, Talisker, Arrow Lad, Cuticle, Ardfinnan, Antique, Rory Mor, Oratrix, Royal Game, Balloon, Ti Tree, Le Choucas, Joy Bird, Stanchion, Full Mark, Fernden, High Falutin’. NURSERY of 500 sovs; six furlongs—Appeal, Hard W ords, Arisus, Bells of Shandon, 'Winsome Hind, Drastic, Coroner, Dunraven, Sir Limond, Cylinder, Chrysology, Rapallo, Awaken, Santa Anna, Tray Bond, Petrarch, Jenny Diver, Appledore, Arajean. Gesture, Sporting Chance, Pass On, Cessation, Joi de Val, Nimble Trek, Princess Betty, Green Linnet. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB HANDICAP, of 1000 sovs; one mile and three furlongs—Atholspear, Antique, Amor, Aurora Borealis, Concentrate, Glare, Goshawk, Hoylake, Historic, Hunting Cry, In the Shade, King Balboa, Latin Quarter, Night Lad, Panther, Pride, Paquito, Piuthair, Prodice, Stanchion, Shrewd, Silver Paper, Star Area, Singleton, Star Stranger, Toxeuma, The Hawk, Vertigern, White Fang, Ruanui, Bright G, DOURO CUP HANDICAP, of 700 sovs; one mile—Master Clarence, Wine Tray, Havaspot, Swiftray, Jaleux, Air Laddie, Semper Paratus, Disorder, Te Awhina, Proud Knight, Masher, Pedestal, Gipsy Fate, Ranelagh, Briar Root, Imateagirl, Projection, Malahat, Statuary, Pahu, Glenrossie, Prince of Orange, Portray, Rational 11., Habit, Abbeville, Jack a Dandy, My Own, Bernera, Grecian, Clarendon, Cuticle, Dolomite, Fallow, Kiriana, St Melba, Royal Opera, Patearoa, Assemble, The Bailiff, Blue Metal, Head Serang, The Dove, Ex Dono, Courtlike, Arrowzone, Omeo, Limosin. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of .600 sovs; six furlongs—Aston, Aspiring, Arrow Lad, Arch Arrow, Callanmore, Cimabue, Fernden, Great Star, Goblin ! Market, Knightlike, Keddar, Leader, Luckv Light, Meadow Lark, Mervette. Moorland. Night Lad, Panther, Royal Duke, Richfield, Royal Saxon, Silvermine, The Raider, Valpre, Just bo. Ridgemount. CAMP HANDICAP, of 260 sovs; six furlongs—Bonrose, Semper Paratus, Straightcourse, Proud Knight, Lord Thomond. Shortly, Dutch Money, Statu- ; ary, Glenrossie, Dry Area, Prince of ' Orange, Tea Queen, Sunkissed, Tabit, ‘ Jack a Dandy, Auda, My Own, Bernera, Kahu Ariki, Dainty Ways. Oral, Ilavaspot, Zarene, Maidstone, St Melba, Assemble, Leader, Blue Metal, Mandy, Golden Pennant, Ex Dono, Spearful, Limosin, Blue Paper, Mount Boa, Tenacre, Quinopal, Equitant, Belle Star.
THIRD DAY.
WALLACEVILLE HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; one mile— Master Clarence, Semper Paratus, Masher, Beaumont, Pedestal, Marsham, Ranelagh, Pangolin, Imateagirl, Dancing Star, King’s Jest, Mister Gamp, Zeuxis, Mothplane, Punchestown, Mirabilary, Jui Jazz, Diana’s Lad, Pale Star, Schorr, St Melba, Patearoa, Aurora Borealis, Commentor, Fine Acre, Wrigley, Troilus, Arrowzone, Omeo, Coal Bag, Llyn Dhu, Tenacre, Vivo. KELBURN HANDICAP, of 260 sovs; one mile—Jaleux, Swiftray, Waterline, Te Awhina, Masher, Cyrille, Gipsy Fate,'* Ranelagh, Malahat, Statuary, Pahu, Prince of Orange, Rational JX, Abbeville, My Own, Bernera, Grecian, Dolomite. Handsome, Kiriana, Havaspot, The Bailiff, Head Serang, Courtlike, Mount Boa, Pari, Auctioneer. HOPEFUL STAKES, of 450 sovs; five furlongs—Mythology, Sargan, Hard Words, Intruder, Zephyrus, Appeal, Arisus, Bells of Shandon, Winsome Hind, Double Red, Isa, Drastic, Co-roner, Sir Limond, Masterton, Cylinder, Chrysology, Rapallo, Bayacre, Awaken, Santa Anna, Tray Bond, Jenny Diver, Tenterden, Arajean, Gesture, Autopay, Sporting Chance, Valrewa, Pass on, Cessation, b f Shambles—Leading Lady, Dick Whittington, Joi de Val, Nimble Trek, Princess Betty, Green Linnet. MELROSE HANDICAP, of 260 sovs; seven furlongs—Bonrose, Push, Chang, Swiftray, Straightcourse, Pedestal, Gay Crest, Dutch Money, Ranelagh, Imateagirl, Projection, -Glenrossie, Portray, Rational 11., Habit, Abivelle, Bernera, Kahu Ariki, Cuticle, Havaspot, Tea Queen, St Melba, Patearoa, Assemble, The Bailiff, Phastar, Tourist, Ex Bono, Arrowzone, Thurso, Emotion, Limosin, Coalbag, Banbridge, Mount Boa, Tenacre, Auctioneer. SUMMER HANDICAP, of 750 sovs; one mile—Arikinui, Panther, Pride, Jaleux, Air Laddie, Meadow Lark, Disorder, Full Feather. Te .Awhina, Prodice, Latin Quarter, Lucky Knight Like, Great Charter, Singleton, Royal Saxon, Clarendon, Silvermine, Tcheka, Night Lad, Lunette, Callanmore, Malayan, Royal Lineage, Chopin, King Balboa, Silver Paper, Aspiring, Great Star, Hunting Cry, G&shawk, King Midas, Grecian, Talisker, Vertigern, Arrow Lad, Mervette, Cuticle, Ardfinnan, Antique, Richfield, Rory Mor, Cimabue, Dolomite, Balloon, In the Shade, Ti Tree, Le Choucas, Teri, Atholspear, Amor, White Fang, Joy Bird, Stanchion, Full Mark, Star Area, Fernden, High Faintin', Ruanui, Bright Glow, Just So. CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of 600 sovs; one mile and a quarter—Glare, Historic, Panther, Paquito, Prodice, Latin Quarter, Lucky Light, Star Stranger, Great Charter, Singleton, Atholspear, Night Lad, Lunette, Piuthair, Malayan, King Balboa, Silver Paper, The Hawk, Vertigern, Clarendon, Mervette, Shrewd, Ardfinnan, Antique, Concentrate, Rory Mor, Dolomite, Royal Game, In the Shade, Ti Tree, Le Choucas, Disorder, Amor, White Fang, Hoylake, Joy Bird. Stanchion, Star Area, Ruanui, Bright Glow, Duellona. CITY HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; six furlongs—Arikinui, Knightlike, Meadow. Lark. Valpre, Dutch Money, Aston, Keddar, Silver Mine, Jack a Dandy, Aspiring, Great Star, Banket, Arrow Lad, Lady’s: Boy, Richfield, Royal Duke, Cimabue, Panther, Night Lad, Royal Saxon, Leader, Blue Metal, Arrowmir, Arch Arrow, The Raider, Fernden, Glenartney, Just So, Ridgemount. KAITOKE HANDICAP, of 260 sovs; five furlongs—Hunting Call, Wine Tray, Dry Area, Swiftray, Red Lion, Straightcourse, Proud Knight, Ruling Chief, Lord Thomond, Glenace, Dutch Money, Statuary, King Acre, Acora, Tea Queen, Sunkissed, Kali, Manifesto, Jack a Dandy, Auda, Kahu Ariki. Clarendon, Dainty Ways, Oral, Money Mint, Hind, Silver Fern, Havaspot, Zarene, Maidstone Assemble, Leader, Footpad, Blue Metal, The Dove, Mandy, Golden Pennant, Ex Dono Spearful, Limosin, Blue Paper, Mount Boa, Just An Idea, b m by Waiau—Benzonian, Quinopal, Equitant, Belle Star.
TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB. From Our Correspondent. AUCKLAND, January 6. The following nominations have been received;— TRIAL STAKES, of 250 sovs; seven furlongs—Coll, Carlaris, Aggressive, Praetor, Valour, Snowplane, Town Teller, Valorient, Sir Mond, Atta Lad, Gastronomy, Howick, Honiton, Miss Albyn, Caul is, Mon Star, On Top, Section, New Boy, Sweet Whisper, Fairy Belle, Measurer, Raupatu, Biddy Comet, Nassau Lady, Principal Boy, Zane Grey, Operatic, Odd Sox, Havaspot, Bold Archer, Helium, Estalus, Lillton, Chron'oßEWA HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; one mile and one furlong—Bizarro, Night Comet, Mashoor, Wenday, Salamander, Golden Wedding, The Lamb, Luminary, Master Doon, Glena Bay, Harbour View, Cybele, Quincoma, War Officer, Waltzer, Royal Lad, King’s Guard, Serang, Archeen, Vivo. ZEALANDIA HANDICAP, of 350 sovs; seven furlongs—Monsogne, Lucy Rose, Envoy, Gemlight, Mosaic, Bright Land, Eager Rose, Branson, Palmares, Cvnthia N., Macroom, Arikitoa, Maori Bov, Sir Russell, White Ringlet, Mithra, Vail, Refresher, Ti Tree, White Wings, Good Boy, Tea Time, Glenstar. TAKAPUNA CUP, of 800 sovs; one mile, three furlongs and forty yards— Transformer, Lucy Rose, Corinax. Flying Juliet, Eager Rose, Ilipo, Prodice, Royal Doulton, Antique, High Pitch, In the Shade, Mithra, Le Choucas, Ti Tree, True Blood, Archeen. FERRY HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; seven furlongs—Joy Girl, Monalof, Crfmestor, Cruachan, Lucky Alice, carl Idem, Nassock, Gay Cockade, Flapper-
ette, Arihana, Sir Mond, Atta Lad, Volimond, On Top, Section, Merry Lu, Tetrachate, Measurer, Roman Pearl, Biddy Comet, Awamutu, Orchus, 1-lavi-land, Quinsilia, Chesterman, Relation, Frothblower, Cauton, Some Lady, Lillton, Tuku, Trig. CALLIOPE HANDICAP, of 350 sovs: five furlongs—Royal Ruler. Bells of Shandon, Thespis, Rafflight, Tremetus, Oil King, Set Fair, Sub-Editor, Karangapai, Full Measure, Prince Merriwee geld., Spring Song, Waimuri, Skimmer, Wild Time, Biddy’s Boy, Puriri Park, Silem, Hampton Park, Foot Rule, Hard Words, Smithfield. Sight Draft, Betterment, Topstar, Arabesque, Green LinHAURAKI HACK HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; one mile and one furlong—Diamond Queen, Prince of Orange, Gay Cockade, Luminary, Dark Prince, Spring Abbey, Nassau Lady, Avon Court, Kawainga, Havaspot, Always, King’s Guard. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP of 400 sovs; six furlongs—Lady Quex, Taneriri, Town Bird, Valuation, Golden Wedding, Gold Money, Gymon, British King, Paganelli, Awarere, Prince Val, Refresher, Eaglet, White Wings, Taku Tama. MOANA HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; seven furlongs—Joy Girl, Coll, Aggressive, Praetor, Valour, Red Lion, Snowplane, Rose Willonyx, Town Teller, Flapperette, Valorient, Sir Mond, Atta Lad, Gastronomy, Howick, Honiton, Miss Albyn, Caulis, Mon Star, On Top, Section, New-Boy, Fairy Belle, Merry Lu y Measurer, Raupatu, Biddy Comet, Nassau Lady, Principal Boy, Zane Grey, Welcome Boy, Operatic, Chesterman, Odd Sox, Havaspot, Bold Archer, Relation, Cauton, Estalus, Lady Eustace, Chromadyne, Valquette, Trig. WAIREWA HIGII-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; one mile, three furlongs and forty yards—Catulus, Bizarro, Night Comet, Mashoor, Wen* day, Salamander, Golden Wedding, The Lamb, Luminary, Master Doon, Glena Bay, Cybele, Quincoma, War Officer, Waltzer, King’s Guard, Serang, Archeen, Vivo. SUBURBAN HANDICAP, of 350 sovs; six furlongs—Lady Quex, Town Bird, Valuation, Arihana, Cymon, Branson, Cynthia N., British King, Macroom, Awarere, White Ringlet, Refresher, Eaglet, Tea Time, Taku Tama. TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB HAN-' DICAP, of 600 sovs; one mile and one furlong—Monsogne, Transformer, Lucy Rose, Corinax, Flying Juliet, Mosaic, Eager Rose, Hyde Park, Hipo. Paganelli, Awarere, Prodice, Royal Doulton, Prince Val, Sir Russell, Antique, Maori Boy, High Pitch. In the Shade, Mithra, Le Choucas, Ti Tree, True Blood, White Wings, Good Boy, Glenstar. HOBSON HANDICAP, of 325 sovs; six furlongs—-Royal Ruler, Bells of Shandon, Manawhenua, Tremetus, Rafflight. Oil King, Set Fair, Sub-Editor, Karangapai, Full Measure, Prince Merriwee geld.. Spring Song, Wild Time, Biddy’s Boy. Puriri Park, Silem, Hampton Park, Foot Rule, Hard Words, Smithfield, Sight Draft, Betterment, Topstar. Trickle, Green Linnet. RANGITOTO HACK HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; one mile, one furlong—Diamond Queen, Nassock, Gay Cockade. Luminary, On Top, Dark Prince, Spring Abbey, Nassau Lady, Cybele, Orchus, Haviland, Kawainga, Quinsilia, Havaspot, Frothblower, Always, King's °ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 530 sovs; seven furlongs—Taneriri, Envoy. Gemlight. Mosaic, Valuation, Bright Land, Arihana, Branson, Palmares, Cvnthia N., British King. Macroom. Roman Pearl, Prince Val, Sir Russell, White Ringlet, Mithra, Vali, Refresher. Ti Tree, White Wings, Good Boy, GlenSt pollowinjr are final payments for the WYNWARD PLATE, of 500 sovs; seven furlongs—Atta Lad, Sir Mond, Cruachan, Prince of Orange, Lucky Alice, Joy Girl, Awamutu. Lillton, Avon Court, Carl Idem. Tuku. Chromadyne Havaspot, Nassau Lady, Currajong. Trig. Helium, Arikitoa, Sweet Whisper, Volimond. Monalof, Cnmestor, Praetor, Arihana.
OHAI MAIDEN' HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. High Speed 9 0 Bridget 7 7 Barn Door 8 t Cortor 7 7 Some Maid S 3 Lady Winton 7 7 Ohai s 1 Miss Redowa 7 7 “Leading Boy 7 13 Night Rose 7 7 Poor Boy 7 1 1 Polling Day 7 7 Anahcra 11 Sentinal Lad 7 7 Banner Boy 7 11 Some Glen 7 7 Westdome 7 Some Queen 7 7 Baby Bliss 7 Statice 7 7 Bachelor Boy 7 Wincette 7 7 Caff in Boy 7 7 Beth 7 7 Birdwood 7 7 Cromwell 7 7 Blue China 7 7 NIOHTCAPS HARNESS TROT, of 100 sots. Class 3.42. One mile and a half. Arab is cr Knight Black Lion . Commander 12 Cheap Money Eiffel Tower 12 Chiming Billy Tehnis 36 Erinola 3cr Ha era Ra 36 Evening Sun *cr Ellegro 48 Four Days =cr John Logan 48 Honest Nell scr Reo Chimes 48 Lady Direct Princess Southern Don scr Pointer 72 Sunbloom scr Chimingdale 72 Baker Oirl 12 Glen Wilkes 72 Godetia 12 Slump 120 WAIRIO GOLD CUP, of 200 sovs. One mile and quarter. Celerity II. 9 Some Rose 7 4 King* Balboa 8 9 Evening 7 4 Wingatui 8 3 Red Racer 7 3 Rin Tin Tin 7 IS Sparkling Money Mine 7 13 Eyes 7 0 John Red Sea 7 0 Bradbury 7 io Equerry 7 0 WOODLAW HACK HANDICAP, Of 100 sovs. Six half furlongs. Paris 9 2 Insolence 7 11 Ace , Hearts 8 m Takaka 7 10 Abh« lie 8 8 Night Maid 7 10 Battle Maid 8 1 Cethela 7 10 Some Form 8 1 Vinegrove 7 9 Attractive Lucky Maid 7 7 Lady 8 1 Banner Boy 7 7 High Speed 8 1 Bird wood 7 7 Barn Door 7 13 Statice 7 7 Pukemaori 7 13 Ana h era 7 7 APAKIMA STEEPLECHASE, of 140 sovs. Two miles and a half. Snowball 11 7 Nagambie 9 0 Blazing Balvasco 9 0 Light 10 7 Parader 9 0 Heather Lad 10 3 French Fleet 9 0 Xyanza • 9 13 Clarenson 9 0 Toa Taua 9 7 BIHCHWOOD SADDLE TROT, of 105 3. One mile and a quarter. Arabis Sunbloom Bright Sun scr Woodburn Baker Girl '-cr Direct scr Bright Mark scr Toby Tyllura scr Cheap Money Zepp sef Chiming Billy Kilcoona Evening Sun scr Master Jack 24 Four Days scr Tennis 24 Godetia Black Friar 36 Honest Nell Chimingdale 36 Lady Direct Glen Wilkes 36 Marvin Dillon scr Lady Voisin 36 Reservoir John Logan Prairie King Hushabye 43 WAIRAKI HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs . Five furlongs. Attract 9 6 Poor Boy 7 7 Full Fling 8 13 . Rom beau 7 7 Ace of Hearts 8 10 Some Glen 7 7 Attractive Sentinel Lad 7 7 Lady 8 1 Wineette 7 7 Battle Maid 8 1 Some Boy— Some Maid 7 & Martian Nell Bachelor Boy 7 7 7 7 Blue China 7 7 Some Boy— Crubenmore 7 Spanish PrinMilliner 7 7 cess g r 7 7 Miss Redowa 7 7 Baby Bliss 7 7 WRET’S BUSH WELTER HANDICAP. of 12 sovs. One mile. Money Mine 9 0 Carnot 7 8 Apache S 10 Pled Boa 7 7 Cupid’s Dart 7 7 Bradbury 8 10 Equerry 7 7 Red Racer S Abbeville 7 7 Some Rose 8 1 Lucky Maiden 7 7 Evening 8 1 Takaka 7 7 Red Sea 7 12 Vinegrove 7 7 Sparkling Cetchela 7 7 Eyes 7 9 "West Dome 7 7 Coomaseie 7 8
Class 3.50. TTnhbppled trotters. One mile and a half. srr Tiny Author White Satin Yankee Patch Saka Bona scr King's Voyage Brent Boy Robert Todd scr Kereta IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Class 3.40. One mile and a half. Ayrmont Silverwood scr Valehead Wee Brent Howda li Pink Sugar Author Franz Le Thorpe Logan Brae Mister Pointer Otaio Rose Petronius Sodium Millie de Oro Key Child scr John Noble Sadie Bingen scr HANDICAP, of 350 s iVB. Class 4.36. Two miles. Arikitoa Orphan Omaha Lady Cello 12 Laplander Hector's Own 12 REVELS HANDICAP, of ISO sovs. Class 3.36. One mile and a half. scr Mignonne scr Nell de Beau Firebrand scr Peter Wilkins Millie de Oro Lily Bingen Jupiter WAIMATE HANDICAP, of 170 sovs. Class 4.55. Unhoppled trotters. Two Robert Todd scr St Petrox scr Scuttle Great Way Tot Logan Admiral Bingen Ruby Bingen scr Peter Lin PAREORA HANDICAP, of ISO sovs. Class 2.52. One mile and a quarter. Kf»r Logar Princess 12 Royal Comrade Bay Nut Great Triumph Roddy Auditress 12 Warepa Delightful SALISBURY HANDICAP, of 160 sovs. Class 4.46. Two miles. Baron Bingen scr Cyone 24 Rolex scr Vikota 24 scr Kautoma scr Peter Lin 12 Yoicks V- akataua Schoolmate 12 HANDICAP (in saddle). of 160 sovs. Class 2.19. One mile. Gibraltar 12 Wild Spur Erin’s Lynn scr Cushla d Or Krina Lough Neagh Shady Spot scr Bing Boy Warepa Child scr
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18961, 7 January 1930, Page 14
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