THE TURF

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 140, 16 June 1932, Page 4

THE TURF

HAWKE’S BAY JOCKEY CLUB RACING AT HASTINGS ACCEPTORS FOR SATURDAY [ Per Preu Association. J HASTINGS, June 15. TRIAL PLATE (Of $65; 5% furlongs) Arabilis Martur Alpine Camp Hawora Bothwell Cape Paraki Gran Chaco Autospan High Grader Blue Boy Joe Foreign Queen Leathery Fox Jaquette Menanderva La Fleur Puketi Margaret Rose Thornproof Miss Beatrice Wild Heather Strome Flying Squad Swift and Sure KIDNAPPERS HACK HANDICAP (Of £7O; 6% furlongs)

AUCKLAND HACK RACES AVONDALE AND TAKAPUNA ENTRIES FOR NEXT SEASON Plenty, of support appears to be forthcoming for “hack classics” in the Auckland district, judging by the nominations received last Friday for three of the events to be run next season by the Avondale and Takapuna clubs. Following is the list of nominations: Avondale Jockey Club Champion Hack Plate, of £300; 7 furlongs.— Air Lassie, Taiamai filly, Sunny Bachelor, Clangor, Loombination, Erina tion, Merry Way, Glowlight, Knight of Australia, Eva Rose, Flying East, Foreign Queen, Ythan. Royal Gallant, Harbour Bridge, Hiata, Searcher, Imamint, Glenrata, Sweet Whisper, Hunting Star, Lord Aintree. Beryl Latour, Puss Moth, Toplight, Prolyxo. Proto mint, Kiltowyn, Psychologist, On Approval. Charsong. Great Emblem, Roxy, Dora’s Double filly, Whakapara, Biform, Shamgar, King’s Knave, Kanapa, Kueen Jewelled Girdle, Barograph, Princess Bede, Holly Lu, Exaggeration, Laudatory, Arawa Rose, Hilary, Booklaw, Camp Fire, Bambury, Chime gelding, Chateau. Sea Ruler, Lucidus, Star Turn. Foul wind, Lady Vane, Sammy, Lordly Knight, Miss Lorraine, Jonathan, Demylus, Tranquility, Directory. Master Brierly, Grand Sport, Pomp, Midinette, Broken Rule, Hawora, Good Hunting, Pillow Fight, Gigantic, L’Allegro, Arch Ruler, Purse. Flower, Valueless, Safe Bank. Blandford. Welcome Lu, Gay Marigold, Auguille. Takapuna Plate, of £275, with sweepstake of £3 each; 7 furlongs— Grand Sport, Prolyxo, Hawora, Desert Fire. Bambury, Lucidus, Miss Linley, Barograph, Sir Musk, Merry Lap, Puss Moth, Kahau, Chief Emerald. Kiltowyn, Pantheon—Dora’s Double filly, Delrain, Kilbroney—Jolly Gay gelding, Glenvane, Gigantic, Air Lassie, Mungotoon, Bright Flower, Chateau, Star Turn, Master Brierly, Miss Lorraine, Knight of Australia, Blanford, Shamgar, Senorita, Princess Bede, Muskon, Sweet Whisper, Arch Ruler, Tmamint, Gay Marigold, Schizanthus, Tea Tray —Taiamai filly, Loombination, Good Idea, Sea Ruler, Merry Way. Arawa Rose, Jonathan, Eva Rose. Gainful, King’s Knave, Princess Star, Pelting, Psychologist, Moonfleet. Lord Aintree, Landlubber. Hollv Holm. Welcome Lu, Broken Rule. Erination, Hawthorn. Valkyrian—Chime gelding, Glowlight. Royal Gallant. Foreign Money. Sammy. Headmaster. Kanapa, Harbour Bridge, Whakapara. Great Emblem, Jewelled Girdle. Mahkill. Jack Abbey—Lady Lyddite mare, Aiguille. Plate, of £275, with a ‘Tweepstake ot each; 7 furlongs.— Grand Sport, Air Lassie, Master Briefly, Star Turn, Miss Lorraine, Grand City, Merry Lap, Gainful, Valkyrian— Galli Cure! filly, Kanapa. Chief Emerald, Kiltowvn, Sweet Whisper. Jewelled Girdle. Mahkill, I’a •* heon—lodine filly. Gay Mangold, Gigantic. Tea Tray—Taiamai filly, Loombination. Good Idea, Chateau. Merrv Way, Arawa Rose, Jonathan. Knitrht of Australia, British Columbia. Headmaster. Valkyrian—Winnock gelding. oon—Sibford gelding. Princess Bede. Psychologist. Moonfleet. Ddrain Tmamint, Landlubber. Hollv Holm. Schizanthus. Broken Rule. Erination. Hawthorn, Sea Ruler. Glowlight, Roval Gallant. Foreign Money, Eva Rose, B’nnford. Puss Moth. Shamgar. Kahau. Pelting Great Embl n r*. Tatvoon, Lord Aintree. Roman Mascot .Tnplr A.bbev— Ladv Lvd'l’te mare Prnlvxo, Hawora. Desert F’re Va'^rian— Chime gelding. Lucidus Miss Linley. Barograph. Sir Musk Sammy. Roto. Hunting Bag. King’s Knave. Senorita. Whakapara, Pantheon—Dora’s Double filly. Regarded, Kilbroney—Jolly Gay gelding. Ornamental-, < *T .

RACING IN ENGLAND ASCOT STAKES RESULT LONDON, June 14. Ou the first day of the Royal Ascot meeting the following was the result of the ASCOT STAKES, a handicap sweep stakes, with £2OOO added; second £5OO, third £200; two miles. SANDY LASHES (Mrs. L. W. S. Long’s) ch h by Happy Man— Stetchworth Belle, 4yrs * SON OF MINT (Mr. J. Brown’s) b h Son-in-Law —Lamb Mint. 5 * ROI DE PARIS (Mr. J. Cooper’s) gr geld, by Cerfeuil—La Pamade, 4yrs 3 *Dead heat for first, with third horse four lengths back. Twenty-four started. The stakes were divided. Sandy Lashes is trained by L. Cundell and Son of Mint by D. Pennant. ON ELLERSLIE TRACKS CROUHIER AND MANAWHENUA. SMART GALLOP RECORDED As a result of immediate attention and a few days of fine weather the course and tracks at Ellerslie have recovered wonderfully well from the cutting-up they received during the Great Northern meeting. On Tuesday, when the weather was fine for training operations the going on the No. 3 grass was fairly good and the feature of the work was a fast half-mile by Croupier and Manawhenua. Croupier (Ludlow) and Manawhenua (light boy) were associated in a smartly-run half-mile in 50s. Croupier was on the outsid« and covered a lot of ground to have a slight advantage at the finish. It was a smart effort under the conditions and both horses worked well. Croupier, who will be in fine racing trim after a few more sharp gallops, and Manawhenua are two of the best-conditioned horses at Ellerslie.

ELLERSLIE CLASSICS DECREASE IN ENTRIES. “SIGN OP THE TIMES.” Entries for future classic races of the Auckland Racing Club are substantially smaller than last year, the total being 969, compared with 1284, a decrease of 315. 4 The decrease is a sign of the times, showing the desire of owners to Economise, but apart from the aspect of loss of revenue in entry fees, it may not necessarily be a bad thing, comments the New Zealand Herald. In the past it has been the custom for an owner to nominate his yearlings for all future races without Many of the entries turn out disappointing and do not survive even the first forfeit, and the lists are always heavily pruned before the day of the race. It is evident that owners are now making a careful selection not only of the yearlings suitable for nomination, also of the races for which to nominate them. The same thing will apply ae before, namely, that a percentage will not come up to the required standard, but there is every hope that in the long run neither the size of the fields nor the quality of the contestants will be effected. The success of the recent Auckland Winter meeting was a happy reminder that things are not as bad in racing as they are sometimes thought to be, and there is every hope for a bright future, including the classic events, which are such a strong feature of Ellerslie spring, summer and autumn programmes. Details of the entries are as follows-

FALL AT ELLERSLIE H. DULIEU RECOVERING. AUCKLAND, June 14. Good progress toward recovery from the head injuries he received when Advance Camp fell in the Great Northern Hurdles is being made by H. Dulieu and it is expected that he will be able to leave the Auckland Hospital to-day. However, he is not yet completely recovered and he will probably be confined to bed for n few more weeks before he is well enough to get about again. HEADING THE LIST TRAINERS AND JOCKEYS LATEST STATISTICS. According to statistics published in the New Zealand Referee the position regarding the trainers’ and jockeys’ premierships is as follow: Trainers: T. R. George leads the list with 41 wins and is followed by E. J. Ellis 25, Mrs A. M. McDonald 25, J. Fryer 23. C. Gieseler 20, A. Cook 19, J. Gray 19, D. P. Wilson 19, H. and A. Cutts 18, E. Pope 17, J. T. Jamieson 16, A. Tinker 16, S. G. Ware 16. J. W. Nixon 15, F. D. Jones 15, G. | Green 14, J. Sullivan 14, J. A. Rowland 14, A. E. Neale 14, O. Cox 14, F. W. Ellis 14. S. J. Reid 13, J. Brown 13. L. G. Morris 13, J. M. Cameron 12, R J. Mateer 12, G. Murrav-Aynsley 12 H. E. Russell 11, R Johnson I'l, R. Alexander 10. T. Lloyd 10, G. W. New 10, F. J. McKay 10, J. T. Horris 10, C. McCarthy 10, M. J. Carroll 10, H. Nurse 10, F. Smith 10, J. W. Jennings 10, B. Burgess 10, W. J. McLean 10, and R. E. Hatch 10. -Inekevs’ list: The Awaouoi light-

weight, K Voitre, has a big advantage m the jockeys’ list with 80 wins, the next being H. N. Wiggins with 64, and H. Gray 61. Then follow: B. H. Morris 52, L J. Ellis 42, A. E. Ellis 40, G Humphries 36, E. A. Kecsing 35, L. G Morns 35, S. Anderson 32, A. Eastwood R. Reed 31, A. E. Didham 28 B Brodie 25, W. Broughton 23. P. Atkins 53, R. Drinkwater 23, E. McTavish 2’ oo r' w De T 22 ’ - H - Y ° Un " 22 ’ L I,Uli ™ —, J. W. Jennings 22, T. Green 21, R. Miies 21, W. McDowell 20, A. Jenkins 16, R. Coveny 16, O. Mclnally 15, E. Manson 15, D. O’Connor 15. A. Parsons 15, 8. J. Cammick 14, J. Dooley 14 M Gilmore 14, M. Kirwan 12, 8. Wilson 12 H. Anderton 12, W. Cooper 12, J. McRae 12, G. Bai-eley 12, J. Barry 11 A Messervy 11, V. Weston 11,' an 4 I. Tilson 10. ABERFELDY IN FORM OFF THE SCHOOLING LIST Aberfeldy is reported to be striding along well in his work and it is stated that he has not lost any of the dash which characterised hi« form in previous years. After last year’s Grand National meeting he was placed on the school ing list at the instigation of the chief stipendiary steward, but a short while back he was given a course of barrier practice at Ricearton in the* presence of Mr. G. E. Curry, stipendiary steward, and the gelding gave such satisfactory displays that his removal from the list was recommended and his clearance has since been officially notified. This will allow Aberfeldy to contest flat events, and has prompted his owner-trainer to keep him in com mission, as otherwise, with his oppor tunities restricted to hurdle racing. he would probably have been retired. During R. W King’s absence in Australia Silver Ring and Grecian Prince, the other inmates or the stable, will bp in charge of his licensed son, J. King, who has had under his control since being handled last season the two-year-old Grampian, by Robespierre from Watermini, h\ Groyspnar from Waterspraj,

Alpinist .. .. 9 12 Merle .. M 8 o Fondle .. .. 8 13 Headland ... 8 2 Rasolui 8 10 Sabatini .. .. 8 0 Megaphone . 8 10 Vi taphone .. 8 0 Henry of Golden Navarre 8 5 Pennant 8 0 Kinrose .. .. 8 5 Alpine Camp 8 0 San Quex .. 8 3 Wiliowmere . 8 0 HAWKES 1 BAY • STEEPLECHASE (Of £120 ; 2% miles) Onieo .. .. 10 10 Jen .. .. 9 6 King’s Airtight .. .. 9 3 Counsel 10 3 Hard Gold . 9 3 Princess Beau Regal .. 9 0 Elizabeth 10 1 Kowhatu .. 9 0 Bon Aryan 9 13 Okapua 9 0 Disrank 9 11 WINTER HANDICAP (Of £70 ; one mile) Forest Stag 9 2 Golden Area 8 0 Air Laddie .. 9 0 Captain Dan 8 0 Court Lady . 8 11 Chatterton 8 0 Gold Ruler .. 8 7 Pikete .. .. 8 0 Thrasher .. 8 7 Miss Hastings 8 0 Royal Flier 8 5 Golden Primax .. .. 8 3 Pennant 8 0 HAWKE’S BAY HURDLES (Of £110 ; ; 1% miles) Easterly 10 13 Manifesto • . 9 5 Conjurer II. 10 9 Adventua .. .. 9 2 Callapat .. .. 9 18 Kaiti .. .. 9 0 Manuiri .. .. 9 10 Clopton .. •• 9 0 Kinsel .. .. 9 7 Okapua .. .. 9 0 HASTINGS HACK HANDICAP (Of £70; 6% furlongs) Monarchy .. 9 8 San Qu ex .. 8 3 Anemometer 8 11 Night Speaker 8 3 Megaphone .. 8 10 Kimbo .. .. 8 0 Riotous .. .. 8 10 Luna Lux .. 8 0 Gay Lass .. 8 5 Ch esham 8 0 Gran CTiaeo « 6 Thermopylae 8 0 Keen • • .. 8 3 Williowmere . 8 0 HERETAUNGA HANDICAP (Of £90; < furlongs). Mahora .. .. 9 4 Teller .. ~ 8 5 Imperial Fame 8 13 Manifesto .. 8 5 Moa Bird • 8 13 Alpinist .. 8 4 Kaihoro .. .. 8 10 Head Serang 8 0 Juggle .. .. 8 8 Cuticle .. .. 8 Royal Hunting 8 8 King Wanga 8 0

1931. 1932. Welcome Stakes .. .. 89 72 G.N. Foal Stakes .. • • 147 103 Roval Stakes .. .. 136 116 Champagne Stakes .. .. .166 119 G.N. Guineas 202 156 G.N. Derbv .. 238 176 G.N. Oaks 98 85 G.N. St. Leger Stakes . 208 142 — ■ ■ - 1284 969