TRENTHAM RACES

Wairarapa Age, 19 March 1929, Page 5

TRENTHAM RACES

WELLINGTON CLUB’S SECOND DAY. RAPIER WINS GOLD CUP. CEREMONY SCORES. WELLINGTON, March 18. The second, day of the Wellington races was held in dull but fine, warm weather. The attendance was good. Early morning showers made the going ideal. The totalisator handled £48,881, an increase of £6097 10s., as compared with the off day last year. The total for the meeting was £102,803 10s., as compared with £100,650 10s. last year, an increase of £2153. Results:— Second Highweight Handicap; Im. — 5, Vivo (A. E. Ellis), 1; 3, Break o’ Day, 2; 2, Imarosebud, 3. Also started: 1, Gala Day; 4, Glena'Bay; 7, Billion; 10, Inferno; 9, Monetize; 11, Masher; 8, Clarendon; 6, Swoop-glong. Won by a length; a length and a half between second and third. Glena Bay was fourth. Time, Imin 431 sec. Hutt Handicap; Im—l, Toxeuma (H. Young) 1; 5, Kilbronsyth 2; 3, Ruanui, 3. Also started: 6, Black Mint; 2, Tidal; 7, Ladykiller; 8, Twink; 4, Borsaline. Won by twelve lengths; a length between second and third. Tidal was fourth. Time, Imin 40see. Trentham Gold Cup; lOOOsovs; 2m. 2, G. G. Holmes’s b h Kapler, aged, 9.4 (F. Voight) 1 4, J. W. Barrett’s ch g Count Cavour, aged, 9.4 (T. Green) .. 2 1, A. Louisson’s br c Nightmarch, 3 years, 8.0 (C. Emerson) .... 3 Also started: 3, Joy King and Rapine (bracketed). Won by a neck; two lengths between second and third. Time 3min 27see. Muritai Hack Handicap; Im.—3, •Goodwill (H. N. Wiggins), 1; 11, Rabbi ,2; 1, Zippor, 3. Also started: 2, Stanchion; 7,. Paper Boy; 8, Rory Mor; 4, Roi de Vai; 9, The Warden; 12, Full Mark; 5, Louise; 10, Spearmiss; 13, Kiriana; 14, Bissac; 15, First Ruler; 6, Hurly Burly. Won by a length; half a length between second and third. Rory < Mor was fourth. Time, Imin 41Jsec. Pacific Handicap; 6f.—l, Cemerony (B. H. Morris), 1; 6, Equitant, 2; 7, Tea Queen, 3. Also started: 2, Polyxcna; 5, First Money; 3, Night Lad; 7, Dresden < China (bracketed with Tea Queen); 4 ,'j Disorder; 13, Courtlike; 8, Gay Duke;p 9, Royal Parade; 15, Emotion; 12, Ex i Dono; 14, Hot Spring; 11, Leading! Boy; 16, Painting; 17, Agreestic; 10,] Hunting Cry. Won by a length; threequarters of a length between second and third. Polyxena was fourth. Time, Imin 13|sec. Autumn Handicap; Im 3f.—6, Amor (C. Eastwood), 1; 2, Pink Note, 2; 7, . Tresham, 3. Also started: 3, White - Fang;. 5, Star Area; 1, Pegaway; 4,1 J Bright Glow. Won by a head; two! lengths between second and third- Time) 2min 19Jsec. 1 Suburban Handicap; 6f.— l, Silver’ Paper (L. J. Ellis), 1; 3, Cimabue, 2;P 5, Lysander, 3. Also started: 7, Rin? Tin Tin; 2, Freehold; 6, Keddar; 4, Moa Bird; 10, Macroom; 9, Millais; B,|" Miss Ransom. Won by two lengths; a,’ neck between second and third. Ked-: dar wag fourth. Time, Imin lljsec. J Belmont Hack Handicap; 6f.— I,. 1 Arikinui (L. J. Ellis), 1; 2, Noteworthy! 2; 3, Second Thought, 3. Also started:.; 8, Stanchion; 9, Desert Lad; 4, Arrow; Boy; 5. Kahu Ariki; 7, Lady Spear; 11,1 Chief Singer; 13, Footpad; 10, Dainty J Ways; 14, Glare; 6, Sunkissed; 12,t Marica. Won by half a length; twol lengths between second and third.'. Chief Singer was fourth. Time, Imin 1 , 13sec.—(P.A.) WESTPORT FIELDS. 1 ] WESTPORT, March 18. 1 Following are the Westport Jockey Club’s acceptances for the meeting on ] March 23:— p Trial Hack Handicap; 6f. 24yds.—J Shining Star, 9.3; Lord Middleton,f Gourmet, 8.4; Rine Munga, 8.1; Royal i Lover, 8.0; Lucklaine, Clarenceaux— Chakwana filly, Bowser, Ravine, Fair 1 ; Go, 7.11. 1 Buller Handicap Trot; Im.—Charlie Bells, Kitty Audubon, Jingle Bells, acr.; ( Lincoln Pointer, Prompter, 12yds bhd.;, Play Girl, Charlie Lincoln, 36; Great Adventure, 42; Beta Nelson, 48. ( Morley Handicap; Im.—Moorland,!, 9.5; Rameses, 8.8; Smithereens, 8.5;) Goose Step, 8.4; Boby Bun, Fairy Tid-) ings, 8.3; Prince Ferouz, 8.0; Para,l--7.10; Kiladdie, John Dix, Wreath of) Myrtle, 7.7. h Electric Handicap; sf.—Moorland,; 9.10; Fee Simple, 8.12; King Cheops, ; 8.10; Saggitarins, 8.5; Spode, 8.0; Dove,] 7.13; Royal Lover, Shut Eye, 7.10;|, Lady Graham, 7.7. Granity Handicap Trot; 11m.—Fly- j ing Kate, Denver’s Hind, Hilda Me-', Kinney, Jingle Bells, Betty Logan, l , Kitty Audubon, Charlie Bells, scr.; ( Jessie Bells, 36yds bhd.; Reta Nelson,l; Vai Logan, 72. L Scanlon Handicap; 7f.—Moorland,l, 10.0; Rameses, 9.3; Miss Mercia, De j luge, 8.8; Some Lad, 8.7; Para, Spode, 1 , 8.5; Double Mint, 8.4; Wreath of • Myrtle, Killaddie, Steel Bar, Corn Rigs, Bowser, John Dix, 8.0. Orawaiti Hack Handicap; 6f and 80 , yds.—Smithereens, 9.2; Shining Star, 8.13; Miss Mercia, 8.12; Lord Middle- ; ton, Gourmet, 8.0; Wreath of Myrtle, 7.13; Ringa Maunga, 7.11; Lucklaine, Ravine, 7.7. Karamea Handicap; 6f. 22yds. — Moorland. 9.7; Fee Simple, 8.0; Fairy i Tidings, Tip free, 8.5; Baby Bun, 8.2; ' fleluge, 7.13; Spode, 7.11; Dove, 7.10; , Corinthic, 7.7.—(P.A.) I j -— , BAY OF PLENTY RE-HANDICAPS. AUCKLAND, March 18. i Following are re-handicaps for the ; Bay of Plenty meeting:— 1 Tauranga Cup.—Desert Glow, 8.10; 1 Whaka King, 7.5. Trial Handicap.— The Jack Jumper, ■ 9.10. President’s Handicap.— The Jack 1 Jumper, 8.3. County Stakes.—The Jack Jumper,: 9.10. i Greerton Handicap.—Lucy Rose, 9.3. Flying Handicap.—Lucy Rose, 8.9; < Whaka King, 7.9.—(P.A.) LIMERICK AT WORK. (Received Monday, 9.30 p.m.) SYDNEY. March 18. Limerick appeared on the B grass

track to-day, receiving a veterinary’® certificate to use this particular track. An old trouble with Limerick’s off foreleg is again slightly in evidence.— (Australian Press Association.)