LANDMARK S STEEPLES

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 119, 23 May 1932, Page 4

LANDMARK S STEEPLES

WAIKATO RACING CLUB SUCCESS OF LITTLE DOUBT hurdles to cruachan. [ Per Preus Association.] HAMILTON, May 21. The Waikato .Racing Club’s winter meeting was held in fine, threatening weather before a good attendance. The course was slightly holding. The totalisator handled £12,331 10s. Resuits: — FAIRFIELD HANDICAP (Of £75; six furlongs) 1 —Puss Moth, 7.12, K. A oitre .. 1 20—Book Law, 8.0, McDowell .... 2 10—Arawa Rose. 7.1?, Brown .... 3 Also: 4 Chateau 9.0. 8 Kanapa 5.12, 14 Illuminelli 8.11, 7 Abbey Dream 8.9, y Nassau Lady, 3 Emancipation 8.2, 13 Sweet Whisper, 2 Echo Song 8.1, 17 Toujours 8.0, 13 Phiakuo, 21 Miss Rewa, 21 Kahau, 19 Vexillum, 23 Sir Musk, 14 Keith Hall 7.13, 16 Lapstreet, 18 Pelting, 6 Beryl Latour and Lady Green (bracketed'), 5 Wilton and Phenomenon (bracketed), 10 Kind Words, 10 Reclaimer and Top Light (bracketed), 12 Master Norval and Wishbone (bracketed). Neck; threequarter of a length. Time, 1.17 4-5. MAIDEN HURDLE HANDICAP (Of £100; miles) 7—Paddon, 9.10, Stanway ...... 1 s—High Commissioner, 9.0, Smith . 2 3 —Arcade, 9.0, Jenkins 3 Also: 2 Leitrim 10.13, 4 Appledore 40.0, 1 Sports King 9.12, 6 Royal Visitor 9.3. 12 Spring Abbey, 9 Trowbridge, 11 Kaihamarie, 8 Vai Simon, 14 Little Arch, 10 Haakon, 13 Thespis. 15 Tapapa. Neck; three lengths. Time, 2.47 3 5.

WINTER HANDICAP z (Of £150; l’± miles) 1— LITTLE DOUBT, 8.5, B. Morris 1 GOOD IDEA, 7.9. R. Mcßae .. 2 ■> —TRUE BLOOD, 8.3, McTavish . 3 Also: 3 Royal Doulton 9.0, 2 King’s Archer 8.8, 4 Cynthia N 7.11, 7 Eager Rose 7.9. Half a length; two and a half lengths. Time, 2.12 2-5. WAIKATO STEEPLECHASE (Of £225; about 2% miles) 2 LANDMARK. 10.8, O’Connor .. 1 3 SLUMP, 9.0, Tinker 2 1— LUCESS, 10.1, Rennie 3 Also: 4 Claremore 10.6, 5 Mangani 9.12. One and a-quarter lengths; six lengths. Time, 5.29 2-5. FLYING HANDICAP • (Of £125; six furlongs) □—TRADESMAN, 8.1, J. Green .. 1 5 KING FORD, 7.6, Connor .. .. 2 2 MILADI, 7.7, Wiggins 3 Also: 4 Historic 9.0, 3 Speedmint 8.5. 1 Chromadyne 8.3, 8 Baroscope 7.9, 7 Lucky Alice 7.1. Neck; length. Time, 1.15 2-5. OPEN HURDLES (Of £150; 1% miles) •—CRUACHAN, 10.0, Miles .... 1 y—ADVANCE CAMP, 10.1, H. Dulieu 2 6 LUMINARY, 10.11, J. Mcßae .. 3 Also: 10 Prince Lu 11.7, 5 High Pitch 10.9. 3 Pennyplain 10.8, 1 Standfast 10.5, 7 Nassock 9.9, 4 Arch Eagle, 8 Mia Stella 9.0. Four lengths; three lengths. Time, 3.18 4-5. WHITIORA . ACK (Of £75; -seven furlongs) l —Tvuodful, 7.7, Parsons 1 I—Princess1 —Princess Bede, 8.4, A. Tinker .. 2 20—Abbey Queen, 7.0, Cammick .. 3 Also: 6 Protomint 9.2, 12 Valueless 8.10, 21 Sud-editor 8.3, 14 Steady Fire 8 2, 10 King Win 8.0, 5 Glenrata 7.13, 15 Indolent 7.5, 3 Aga Khan 7.4, 4 .Marshland 7.2, 13 Marmorate 7.1, 9 Hawthorn, 17 Miss Albyn, 7 London, 10 Valpai, 19 Toujours, 16 Echo Song, 18 Fre Air, 8 Fancy Boy and Dark Marble (bracketed) 7.0. Length; iwo lengths. Time, 1.31.

HOROTIU HANDICAP (Of £100; one mile) 2— lmamint, 8.0, Dulieu 1 I—Jaeldy Karo, 8.4, Wiggins .... 2 6—Holly Holm, 8.0, Mclnally .. 3 Also: 7 Fiying Prince 8.7, 9 Helium 8.3, 5 Prince of Orange 8.2, 4 Lucky Alice 8.2, 8 Trishna, 2 Ruby Dawn, 10 Cargen 8.0. Two lengths; half a length. Time, 1.43 3-5. AT NEWMARKET MEETING WIN FOR HIS MAJTSTY. The opening of the Newmarket season in England on April 12 was marked with a popular win for the Royal colours. His Majesty’s brown colt Limelight (Pharos—Vervaine), carrying top weight, 9st. 51b., came through near the end of the Spring Thrce-year-old Stakes and scored cleverly by threequarters of a length from Basscnthwaite, who had made most of the running. He was at the outside price in the field of thirteen. His Majesty was not present to see the success, having deferred his visit to Newmarket till the First Spring (Guineas) meeting. Limelight was the first winner for the King since Brig-adier-General Tomkinson took over the Royal stable, and the General received many congratulations. The stable also supplied the third horse in the race, Lord Harewood’s Pickle the Spy, by Ellangowan. FORTHCOMING FIXTURES May 28. —South Canterbury J.C. June 1,3, 4. —Dunedin J.C. June 3, 4.—Otaki-Maori R.C. June 3, 4. B.—Auckland R.C. June 16, 18.—Hawke’s Bay J.CJune 18.—South Canterbury J.C. Juno 23.—Egmont- Wanganui Hunt Club. Tune 24, 25.—Napier Park R.C. June- 2A—Ashburton County R.O»