LATE SPORTING.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20485, 11 December 1934, Page 7

LATE SPORTING.

. . Good Trial by Princess Doreen. (Special to the “3131") \VELLINGTON. This Day; Although the \Vellington Royal \‘\ el(‘ome meeting is only four days 0K there are no visiting horses yet at Trintham. The contingent that raced at “'oodville over the weekend is expected to arrive to-morrow. when other horses from district Centres are also likely to start putting in an appearance. The weather was overcast and muggy for the gallops of local horses this morning. The only notable trial was six furlongs on the plough by Princess Doreen and Synagogue. Princess Dorem was always just ahead of the rhree-year-old and she won the trial by a neck in Imin 15sec. the last half—mile in 49 l-55ec. At any time this would he an exceptionally good gallop on the Trentham plough. ‘ Might went very lazily alone in tale ing Imin filésec for a mile, the last. half in 54sec. Synagogue is to be ridden on Saturrlay by A. E. Ellis, Princess Doreen 'by S. “'ilson. and Might by L. li. Jones. \‘i'ilson will also probably be on Semper Paratus at about 61b overweight. and the Awapuni apprentice, G. R. Tattersall, will ride Red Sun. No rider has yet been definitely engaged for Autopay, whose work this morning was half a mile the reverse way in Sllsec. } ROYAL RACE MEETING. Racegoers who desire to attend the Royal Race Meeting at Trentham on December 15 can get the benefit of cheap return fares on the LytteltonWellington steamer express. Return {ares of £2 saloon and £1 105 steerage are being advertised for travel from Lyttelton by the \Vahine on Friday, December 14. leaving Vl'ellington again Saturday evening. December 15. The weather in \Vellington for some time past has been exceptionally fine, with every indication of its remaining so, and the Royal Race Meeting promises to be a. highly successful event. ___—___... . ‘ Westland Handicaps. l -__. 1 Per Press Association. I REEFTON. This Day. The following are the handicaps {or the \Nestlnnd Raving Club's meeting:—_ PIONEER HACK HANDICAP, of 6‘.) sovs: seven furlongs—Mnrguret Rose 9.0, Earthquake 8.7, Arroquaid 8.6. Pan-ole 8.3, Rothen 8.1. Zetes 7.12. First View 7.12, Eviiw 7.12. Monipere 7.12. Forr‘eful 7.10, liprls 7.7, Kevino 7.7, Teresena 7.7. Riptide 7.7. . CHRISTAIAS HANDICAP. of 70 SOVSI six furlongs—\\'hite lloe 9‘o, Royal ‘Sr-eptro 8.8. Cheap Aloney 8.8. Awamutu 8.2. \Vise Choice 8.1, Al‘ruwrose 8.1, :Roihen 8.3, Delice 7.5. STE‘VARDS' \VELTER HANDIC‘AP. lot 70 sovs: seven i‘urlongs——[{iri 10.4, ‘Little Doubt 10.3. Fairway 9.6. \‘Vhite Dos 9.6. Imperial Spear 9.1, Animate B.7,Coomassie 8.7. Lady Rene 8.7. Rhoderick Dhu 8.0, Kevino 8.0, Clamor 8.0. Marmoration 8.0. ELECTRIC HANDICAP. of 70 sovs: six ful'longs—Hnulbowline 10.2. Royal Amphora 9.12. hiargaret Rose 8.7, Royal Sceptre 8.5, Patrole 7.10. Hunting Call 7.7. Zt‘ies 7.5, Arctic Siar 7.2, Sir (i3l- - 7.0. Ti-iOMPSON iiANDICAP, (if 70 SOVS; six fur]ongs—-—Riri 9.12. Royal Amphora £0.12. Margaret Rose 3.7. Royal Sceptre 8.5. Arrm‘nmirl 7.13, Awamutu 7.3, “'ino 7.5. Free “(use 7.0. lii'Hxl’l'lKA HANDICAP. of 100 sovs; ”no mile and n quarter-Semper Paraius 9.7, ltlri 9.4. Fairway 8.6, White Doe 5.5. Sky Rover 7.10. Solwit 7.9, (loom—lussie 7.7, Lady Rene 7.7. Forceful 7.0. PUBLICANS' HANDICAP, of 65 sovs; six furlongs——-L:old Arrow 9.0. “'emherley 18.10, Importance 8.5. Sky Rover 8.2. ‘Enrthquake 8.2, Rothen 7.10. Rose Val 17.12. Animated 7.9, Monipere 7.7. Force,ful 7.5. Rhoderick Dhu 7.2. Teresena. 7.2. l Scratched. : ___. ‘ Per PreSs Association. \VELLINGTON. This Day. Hunting Jay was scratched at 9.35 for the Bledisloe Handicap at the \Yeilington meeting. ‘ I ROl lOr Worked on Addmgton Track. ‘ The overhead conditions were ideal for fast work at Addington this morn—ing and the track was in splendid order. A number of horses were given service able essays. the horses engaged at lAuckland doing their tasks the reverse nay. Tempest. Bracken and Compass set out in that order over two miles. Tempest let] all the way and passed the winning post with Bracken almost on terms with him, and Compass two liengths away. Tempest regislered Imin Bisec, the first mile being left behind lin 2min 258 cc. Llewellyn‘s Pride and Silver de Oro were associated in a spin over a mile and a half, which they left behind in 3min aseec, the first mile being done in 2min 165 cc. \‘Vorthy Queen was given useful work. She trotted the last six fur-long: of he! task in Imin 435ec. J. Young sent Major Lind and Banff—shire Lad a mile and a quarter in 2min 47 Z-Bsec. Carrngeen and a novice paced a mile land a half in 3min 33:11-20. The first mile was traversed in 2min 245 cc. 1 not I’Or'l Work. ‘ )larg‘arei Chenault had l\\‘o seconds ‘i‘roni Roi l'Ur and four second.»- from ‘Uold Country in a bout over a mile and a half. Margaret Chenuult relauned the load for a mile, where Roi ror ‘gut on terms with her. with (fold Coun—try just behind them. Unce into the istraight Gold Country moved up to his companions. and the three horses finished on terms. Margaret Chenault did 3min ZZSec. Roi i'Or 3min ZOsec, Gold Country 3min 185ec. Margaret Chenault ran her first mile in 2min 17sec. and the mile and a quarter in 2mm 4952 c. Cloudy. Plunge had no trouble in pacing :1 mile and a half without hopples in 3min Eliseo. ‘ “'alter “'rm-k trotted a mile and I half in 3min Koren. Rongomai and Carl worked the re{verse way. l‘tongomai lr-d all the way. ‘with Carl in close attendance. Their task was over a mile and a half in ‘zsmin 26 Z-Bsec. General VVl‘ilr‘k strode over a mile ‘and it half in 3min 22sec, his first ‘mile being avenmplished in 22min 17sec. i David M'Elwyn was let off with a mile and .1 hnlf in 3min 38sec. Lilian Bond and ’l‘rarnpfnst 3000“"..ed for two miles in 4min 3G 2-Sseu Graham Direct and a novice in F. G. llolmes's stable left a mile and a half behind in filmin :lnsec. Wiseguy's mission was a mile and a half. He was ai-coinpanied lyy Golden Cross for a mile and a quarter. \Vise Guy did 3min 27sec. lie want his first mile in 2min 2089 c. [ii .106 M'lilwyn and a vompaniun went n mile and a half in 72min 28sec. Desert Maiden gave Fnii‘ylnnil anri Norman l-‘ox eight srcunrls' start over livi- miles. Fairyland led for a mile and a quarter, whmu- Dost-rt Mn-irlen cauzhi her. wllh Norman ll'nx lurked in behind them. They raced in that order for a mile and a half. \vhi-re Desert Maiden dropped back a little. and Norman F‘nx drew level with Fairyland. They mama home in that order. Fairy—land trotted the journey in (min “See. Desert Maiden dirl 4min 35sec. Sylvia Sydney and Blandfnrrl coasted over a mile and a half in 3min 29sec. l