TURF NEWS AND NOTES

Wairarapa Times-Age, 11 January 1941, Page 3

TURF NEWS AND NOTES

CURRENT TOPICS FROM STABLE AND COURSE

Memorial Cup at Vincent to Lady Sincere

(BY -THE GRAFTER.")

At the first day of the Vincent Jockey Club's meeting yesterday the Clare Memorial Cup was won by Lady Sincere and the Matakanui Challenge Cup by the favourite Craiglea.

VINCENT

CHI'EF EVENT TO LADY SINCERE. CHALLENGE CUP WON BY CRAIGLEA. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) OMAKAU. January 10. Th.? first day of the Vincent Jockey Club’s meeting was held in fine weather today. The totalisator handled £39fl IDs, as against £4297 last year. Results;— Ophir Hack Handicap. 6f.: 1. Green Gables, 7.9 (P. Spratt). 1; 2. Confidant. 7.1 (J. Cappie), 2; 4. Papette, 7.7 <L. Hare), 3. Also started: 5, Lady Don; 3, Pink Dress. Three lengths: head. Time. 1.15 4-5.

Matakanui Challenge Cup, Gf.: 1. Craiglea, 7.11 (P. Spratt). 1: 2. Master Hotspur, 7.9 <L. Clutterbuck). 2. Two lengths and a half. Time. 1.16. New Year Trot. 11m.: 2. Happy Erin. 12yds. bhd. (J. Walsh), 1: 1, Parole, scr., 2; 5, Valentine, scr.. 3. Also started: 9. Elaine Travis: G. Monaco; 4, Southern Princess; 3. Trevathan; 7. Juniper; S. Mandrel!. One length and a half; four. Time. 3.36. Clare Memorial Cup Handicap. 31f 4. Lady Sincere. 8.3 (L. Hare). 1; 3, Aravane. 9.0 (J. W. Jennings*. 2: 6. Lady Don. 7.4 (A. Anderson). 3. Also

started: 5. Glenacre; 1. Prince Ruenalf: 2, Irish Lass. One length and a half: two. Time, 1.49.

Novice Handicap. Gf.: 1. My Song. 8.12 (J. Dooley). 1; 4. Safelight. 8.13 (J. W. Jennings). 2; 2. Legis. 8.10 iR. J. Mackie). 3. Also started: (>. Eastern Princess; 5. Evemary: 3, Profitable. One length; head. Time. 1.17 3-5.

Omakau Handicap. 81f.: 2. Chirp, 8.10 (P. Spratt). I; 1, Swordstick. 9.6 <R. J. Mackie). 2; 3. Glenacre. 7.9! (J. Dooley), 3. Two lengths: 20. Time. 1.51.

Vincent Trotting Stakes. 3.5 class. Mm.: 2, Blue Spot <C. Pringle). 1: I. Parole, scr.. 2; 3, Happy Erin. 48yds. bhd.. 3. Also started: 5. Sister Joan: 6. Mandrel!: 7, Ginger Rey; 8, Lorene Vai: 4. Fenella. Three lengths; three. Time. 2.53 2-5.

THAMES RACES

■] NEXT SATURDAY’S ACCEPTORS. • I ‘By Telesraph—Press Association.) ■ I AUCKLAND. January 10. i i The following are the acceptances i for the first day of the Thames Jockey :’|~Club’s annual meeting at Parnwai on . * January 18:— 12.0—Trial Handicap. Gf.: Court Fa- • vourite, 9.0; Heroic Star. 8.12: Sweet Nothing. 8.12; Money Spinner. 8.11: 1 Lady Pay, 8.11; Royal Sister. 8.11: King Louis, 8,10; Kanlooa, 8.10; Tea Lass. 8.8; Acquest, 8.7; Spats, 8.7; Vaalsmac. 8.7: Royal Sun. 8.7; British, Form, 8.5; ’ British Mint. 8.5; Bronze Ora, 8.5; Crestman. 8.5; Golden Survey. 8.5; Hineiti, 8.5: Lady Vixen. 8.5; Landcourt. 8.5; Merry Valet. 8.5; Royal Jay. 8.5; Sharman, 8.5: Sylonyx. 8.5; Surree, 8.5; Veyana, 8.5. 12.45— Maramania Brush Hurdles. Im. and 5f.; Rarotonga. 10. G; Master Appellant. 10.6; Silver Eagle. 9.12; First Chapter. 9.10; Inver, 9.9; Fleu D’Or. 9.5; Gay Seton. 9.3; Illimani. 9.2; Tahiti, 9.0: Sardue. 9.0; Digger Jim. 9.0: Royal Jay. 9.0: General Riske, 9.0; Goldation, 9.0; Acranna. 9.0: Mana. 9.0. 1,30--F!ying Handicap. Gf.: Sure Pay. 8.12; Dinky Di, 8.11; Maxam, 8.6; Gold Money Song. 8.3; Flying Acre. 8.0; Miss To Koura, 7.11; Trilliarch, 7.5; Sir Robin. 7.0; Gay Seton, 7.0; Ngawiri. 7.0: Tea Lassie. 7.0. 2.ls—Thames Hack Cup, Im. and S« yds.: Venture. 9.0; Star Vaals. 8.12; Karatoki. 8.6: Corot. 8.4; Gold Spot. | 7.11; Lady Aeushla. 7.11; Maxown, 7.7; j Acquest, 7.7; Captain Bell. 7.7; Snow • White. 7.7; Sv.rpai. 7.7. I 3.0 —Goldilefilds Cup. l‘,m.: Gold i Vaals. 9.9; Golden Sheila, 8.13; Clinch. 8 11; The Dozer. 8.9; Clipper. 8.4:j Mintlaw. 8.4; Forest Acre. 8.0; Pern. 79; Erliek, 7.5; Pocket Venus, 7.3:, High Delight. 7.3: Guy Rosette. 7.3: | Town Section, 7.0: High Sea. 7.0. 3.45 —Puriri Handicap. 5f.: Queen I City. 9.7: Softly 8.2: Paymaster. 8.2; Bronze Bird. 8.1; Royal Sister, 7.12; ■ Miss Gay. 7.10; Minke, 7.10; Auburn ; Lad. 7.9; King's Flight. 7.9; Bright;, l Lady. 7.8; Kadina. 7 6; Little Rose. 7.3: I 1 Third Degree. 7.3; Hogarth. 7.3; Mihi-’j nui, 7.3; Kotiri Pai, 7.0; Camilla, 7,9; |, Myform. 7.0; Josette. 7.0. •; 4.3o—Borough Handicap, 7f.: Gold! Vaals 9.9; Besiege, 8.5: Telkom. 8.4; j Valerian. 8.3; Lord Waitangi, 7.12: Gay j > Rosette. 7.11: Trilliarch, 7.11*; Rex Mait- 1 land. 7.9; Town Section. 7.9; Joan Peel ; 78; Eastern Heir. 7.7; Barrister. 7.7. j. s.ls—Tapu Hack Handicap. Gf.: Glen j ( Connell. 9.0; Verulam, 3 12; Oh.imaha. h 8.5; Volifox. 8.4: Ngawiri. 82; Glen- - ■ bean. 8.0: Pasture. 8.0; Veritable. 7.13:1 •' Kinvura. 7.13; Onetea. 7.11: Landsman | ’ 7.7; F!y..;g Eagle, 7.7; Vaalsmac. 77. j Orclio. After his two wins at Ellerslie, the , Limond-Waterwings horse Orelio P[ liltelv to bo one of the early favour- j ites for the Wellington Cup. Orelio'i , { handicapping nt Ellerslie provided. f much discussion during the recent |, meeting. In his first, start, in ihcp Christmas Handicap, one mile, ho run I ( third, with 8.2, to Kindergarten. 8.1 and Gayest Son. 7.13. hi his next! t outing, ho won the Summer Cup. onejmile and a quarter, with 7.10. mj, course record time, and '.here w;>general surprise when ho v.•;>:> given ! . the same weight. 7 10. in the Ri-.cmg• ; Club Handicap, one mile .'.nd •= half. ‘ on the third day This lie nby half i j a length hi 2mm 32 4-.< ■< th<- k. t j half-mile taking 47 ;ee. j ( An Old Trophy. Among the oidei.t racing timph j ( the Dominion must be a silver cup. »t which h:•„>: recently crime into the pos- ■ session of Mrs Prins, of Cln ■ icbureh • ; It is one of three pre onb'd |.w ih. l ( Tunani race; :n 1866. 1867 ar.d HIGH b> , Messrs Clarkson :md Turubuli. The trophy in question was w. n m 1867 by j (. Mr Mallock’' thr yem-.dd hm < Scandal, from Mr Dekmnm/s Pro r. j Other '--tartei o>. ’he i..e<- w.Mr - Gamrickk Cimdidme. )dr M. Sind-;« holme's Little L;uly. and ?dr Gibson’s: i Hunter The firs; of these cup; OHf-tb was w«sn b> Major Whitt-'' Alice Lee ]' filly from Mr Keller’'. Shepherd'-; j and Mr lljetseirs S'i)ckm;m; .md tm- ; third by Mr Di-lani.tm'. Old Bird 'l l’’ v whet eiibautx of two of tbe-e iroyim.-- . unknown, but that now owned 10.Mrs Pritt; was formerly m the posses- b ■non of a resident of Te A'.vmmsfu I’ \ r. of solid silver, standing ;d>otti 18 •• inches high on an eight-meh buKo. I: ■■ f 13 enitw--;e(i w.'h it tlveri-. tl.s\ bush and n other appropriate emblems. ...tul r. sm-' numnted l’ v a h.or-e ;md lackey m r rostiirne The cims were fine oxan'pic ,; ■ ( ‘■■4 th<' k 'kl-' 4 ff'-* 4 '’M 1 th’': Hi'’ <C-d ’ <•’’ are worthy at preservation. ‘ st