RACING IN TIMARU

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 247, 19 October 1936, Page 4

RACING IN TIMARU

SOUTH CANTERBURY CLUB WIN FOR QUEEN DOROTHY. [ Per Press Association, j TIMARU, Oct. 17. The South Canterbury Jockey Club’s meeting was held at Washdyke to-day under dull weather conditions. The track was in excellent order and there was a large attendance. The totalisator handled £11,900 10s, compared with £7946 10s last year. Results are as follow: Otaio Hurdles.—2/2 Wexford Bridge, 9.13 (H. Turner), 1; 4/5 Chrysology, 9.0, 2; 3/3 San toft, 10.5, 3. Scratched, Redolent. Length; head. Time, 2.47. Spring Stakes.—l/1 Culotte, 8.20 (A. Messervy), 1; 3/3 Mutunga, 8.10, 2; 6/5 Princess Ball, 8.10, 3. Scratched: Arrow Glen, Impact, Rebel Mate, Auctor. Length; length. Time, 1.1 2-5. Washdyke Trot Handicap.—7/5 Rollalong, scr (R. B. Berry), 1; 4/5 Cruiser, 24, 2; 1/2 Bill B, scr., 3. All started. Neck; length. Times: 3.26 1-5, 3.24 2-5, 3.26 3-5. Teschemaker Handicap. (Of £200; li miles.) 2/2- Queen Dorothy, 7.13 (L. J. Ellis) 1 1/I—The Surgeon, 8.3 2 4/3—Tunneller, 8.9 3 Neck; head. Time, 2.9 4-5. Tycho Hack Handicap.—ll/11 Joyous, 8.2 (G. E. Elliott), 1; 4/3 Stratosphere, 8.2, 2; 7/7 Silver Lark, 8.6, 3. Scratched: Patricia Holm, Silver Slipper, Mutunga. Length and a-half; half a neck. Time, 1.13 1-5. Kerrytown Hack Handicap.—l/1 Rebel Lad, 8.13 (L. J. Ellis), 1; 4/4 Braw Lad, 8.3, 2; 5/5 Silver Slipper, 7.7, 3. Scratched, Maka Ahi. Neck, a head. Time, 1.42. Hadlow Trot Handicap—ll/13 Colleen Wrack, scr., 1; 1/2 Heather Queen, scr., 2; 2/1 Starwyn, sen, 3. Scratched: Mirage, Point Blank, Rollalong, Toorak, Cruiser. Length. Time, 2.48 1-5. . Fiving Handicap.—4/4 Capital, [-ii, 1; 1/1 Concertpitch, 8.9, 2; 5/6 Silver Sail, 7/7, 3. All started.

ON WANGANUI TRACKS CANDIDATES FOR TRENTHAM SATURDAY'S GALLOPS The Wanganui trainer, W. Rayner, intends leaving to-morrow tor Trentham with his team of four for the Wellington Racing Club’s spring meeting, which opens on Thursday. He will take Entail, Spiral, Imposture and Moquette, bufa fifth that is engaged at Trentham, Missal, is not likely to make the trip unless she makes a rapid recovery from a cold. W. Dwyer left last Thursday for Trentham with the Arausio filly Jolly, who is engaged in the Wellesley Stakes, but Icing, trained by Rayner, will not contest that event owing to having a cold. On Saturday morning Entail and ■ Spiral put up a pleasing display over six furlongs on number one track, taking Imin. 18sec. Imposture and Moquette slipped over four furlongs in 49 2-ssec., with little between them at the finish. Sanhedrim, Kourarua, and Parikino were associated in a spin over four furlongs, Parikino finishing just ahead of Sanhedrim in 51 3-ssec., with Kourarua several lengths back, after making the pace. Serviceable work was done by Airing. Collodion, Sam’s Choice and Etiquette. RACING FIXTURES Oct. 22. 24. 26—Wellington Racing Club. Oct. 22, 24—Gore R.C. Oct. 26—Waverley Racing Club. Oct. 26—Waipawa County Racing Club (at Hastings). Oct. 26—North Canterbury Jockey Club. Oct. 26—Waikato Hunt Club. Oct. 29, 31—Poverty Bay Trotting Club. Oct. 31—Banks Peninsula Racing Club. Oct. 31—Rangitikei Racing Club. Nov. 5, 7— Whangarei Racing Club, Nov. 7—Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club. Nov. 7,9, 11, 14—Canterbury Jockey Club. Nov. 14—Rotorua and Bay of Plenty Hunt Club (at Rotorua). Nov. 21—Levin Racing Club. Nov. 21—Southland Racing Club. Nov. 21. 23—Waikato Racing Club. Nov. 28—Ashburton County Racing Club. Nov. 28, 30—Takapuna Jockey Club, et Ellerslie. Nov. 28, 30—Feilding Jockey Club. Dec. 9, 10—Woodville District Jockey Chib. Dec. 12-Waipa R.C. Dec. 12—Hororata R.C. „ Dec. 19—Otaki Maori R.C. Dec. 26—Waipukurau J.C. Dec. 26. 28—Dunedin J.C. Dec. 26. 28—Taranaki J.C. Dec. 26. 28. 29—Westland R.C. Dec. 26, 28, 29— Manawatu R.C. Dec. 26, 29, Jan. 1,2 (1937—Auckland R.C. 1937. Jan. 1 —Waikouaitl R.C. Jan. 1, 2—Stratford R.C. Jan. 1, 2—Marton J.C. Jan. 1. 2—Hawke's Bay J.C. Jan. 1, 2—Wairarapa R.C. Jan. 1, 2—Greymouth J.C. Jan. 2—Oamaru J.C. Jan. 2, 4—Southland R.C. Jan. 7, 9—Reefton J.C. Jan. 8. 9—Vincent J.C. Jan. 16—Wairio J.C. Jan. 20, 22, 23—Wellington R.C. Jan. 21, 23—Thames J.C. Jan. 22—Ashhurst-Pohangina R.C. Jan. 23—CHfden R.C. I Jan. 28, 30—Wanganui J.C. I Jan. 29. 30—Takapuna J.C’.. at Ellerslie.

4 THE WANGANUI CHRONIC HUGE DIVIDEND RACING IN TIMARU ON THE TURF HIGH STAR SURPRISES SOUTH CANTERBURY CLUB —— - CT'DE’I ft - - - a / KC.L —..... CAULFIELD CUP MASTERTON RACES DARGAVILLE CUP DAY WIN FOR QUEEN DOROTHY. [ Per Press Association, j — MAZIR AND STAR ARTIST TIMARU, Oct. 17. LIGHTWEIGHT’S SUCCESS THE CONCLUDING DAY The South Canterbury Jockey Club’s meeting was held at Wash- — [ Per Press Association. ] dyke to-day under dull weather conWIN FOR NORTH WIND SUNEE WINS MEMORIAL AUCKLAND, Oct. 17. The Dargaville Racing Club's anditions. The track was in excellent order and there was a large attend- ■ “ nual meeting was opened at Avondale ance. The totalisator handled £11,900 (LA.T.C. MEETING CONCLUDES SIEGMUND WINS AGAIN to-day in fine weather. The track was in good order. There was a largeattendance and the totalisator handled 10s, compared with £7946 10s last year. Results are as follow:— Otaio Hurdles.—2/2 Wexford ■ - — £27,362, aaginst £17,119 10s on the Bridge, 9.13 (H. Turner), 1; 4/5 [Per Press association] first day last year, an increase of Chrysology, 9.0, 2; 3/3 San toft, 10.5, Received Oct. 18, <.5 p.m. MELBOURNE, Oct. 18. MASTERTON, Oct. 17. The Masterton Racing Club’s spring £10,242 10s. High Star came home first in the Maiden to pay over a cen3. Scratched, Redolent. Length; head. Time, 2.47. 1 here was an enormous attendance meeting was concluded to-day in fine tury and three-quarters for a win and Spring Stakes.—1/1 Culotte, 8.20 for the third day of the Victoria Amaweather before a large attendance. a quarter of a century for a place. (A. Messervy), 1; 3/3 Mutunga, 8.10, teur iurf Club s meeting, ine omciai The totalisator handled £7601, against Results: 2; 6/5 Princess Ball, 8.10, 3. Scratchfigures give those present as 63,225, 15734 10s, the total for the meeting NURSERY HANDICAP. ed: Arrow Glen, Impact, Rebel Mate, which is a record. The weather was being £12,953 10s, as against £11,120 (Of £120; live furlongs). Auctor. Length; length. Time, 1.1 fine and bright. 10s for the spring meeting last vear. 2-5. The despised outsider North Wind Results were as follow:— 1—Airam, 8.1, Mclnally 1 Washdyke Trot Handicap.—7/5 finished brilliantly to win me caui2—British Nation, 8.1, Horne 2 Rollalong, scr (R. B. Berry), 1; 4/5 field Cup. He was purchased a few NOVICE STAKES. 1—Raceline, 7.7, W. Thomson 3 Cruiser, 24, 2; 1/2 Bill B, scr., 3. All weeks ago for 500 guineas by Colonel <Of £55; six furlongs). Also: 3 Feldberg. Three-quarters started. Neck; length. Times: 3.26 Cohen with a view to to-day's race. of a length; half a length. Time 1.1 1-5, 3.24 2-5, 3.26 3-5. North Wind gave a poor display in the Herbert Power Handicap on the 1—Lord Quick, 8.5, Goulsbro 5—Alloa. 8.5 Anriprsnn 4-5. MAIDEN HANDICAP. Teschemaker Handicap. first day of the meeting, running last, and his chance was discounted. He c trained by Cecil Godby, who won previously with Gaine Carrington and Purser. Silver Standard ran a great race and was only beaten in the last few strides. Talking put up a good 11—Rotama, 8.5, Farland 3 Also: 9 Southern Blood, 14 Blue Bell, 15 Nectar, 9 Gay Mulla, 7 Mirth, 4 Sir Ronald, 11 Toorak, 3 The Pawnbroker, 13 First Spec, 6 Diamond Cutter, 8 Lady Siegfried, 1 Galteemore. (Of £100; six furlongs.) 22/19—High Star, 8.5, McTavish 1 3/3 —Valamito, 8.9, Stone 2 1/1 —Tip Toes, 8.8, Atkins 3 Also: 2/2 Strathaire, 9/8 King Theo, 19/18 Aces Up, 15/14 Adsum (Of £200; 11 miles.) 2/2—Queen Dorothy, 7.13 (L. J. Ellis) 1 1/1—The Surgeon, 8.3 2 4/3—Tunneller, 8.9 3 Neck; head. Time, 2.9 4-5. effort and made most of the pace. Neck; three lengths. Diamond Cut8.11, 13/13 Alyth, 16/16 Applicant Tycho Hack Handicap.—11/11 JoyGay Blonde finished strongly in fourth ter was lourm. lime, i.h. 18/15 Backblock 8.4, 10/12 Bon Star, ous. 8.2 (G. E. Elliott). 1; 4/3 Stratosplace. Desert Chief and Gay Circle SECOND HIGHWEIGHT. 17/17 Choice, 23/23 Dialogue, 14/22 phere, 8.2, 2; 7/7 Silver Lark, 8.6, 3. ran satisfactorv races but Golden Pro(Of £75; H miles). Erndale, 4/4 Fox Moth, 10/10 Free Scratched: Patricia Holm, Silver mise never looked dangerous. One Advice, 19/16 Gar Vaals, 7/6 HaputSlipper, Mutunga. Length and a-half, Whetu was always near the rear. 3- Red Rufus, 10.0, Anderson 1 able and Spearcourt (bracketed), half a neck. Time, 1.13 1-5. Percival, rider of On? Whetu, states 1—Sporting Song, 9.10, McDowell ■' 21/19 Lone Flier 8.0, 8/7 Lorita, 12/11 Kerry town Hack Handicap. 1/1 the hor»e finished well and may have 2—Contract, 9.10, Carroll . Royal Passage, 5/5 Singara and TideRebel Lad, 8.13 (L. J. Ellis), 1; 4/4 gained a place if he had been able to Also: 4 Verden. Heads each water (bracketed), 6/9 Tosh and WaiBraw Lad, 8.3, 2; 5/5 Silver Slipper, begin faster. Time, 2.13 1-5. hineroa (bracketed). One and a-half 7.7, 3. Scratched, Maka Ahi. Neck, Another rank outsider. Arbalest. lengths; half a length. Spearcourt a head. Time, 1.42. outstayed the hot favourite Siren to MACARA HANDICAP. was fourth. Time 1.15 1-5. Hadlow Trot Handicap.—11/13 Colwin the Burwood Handicap. It was (Of £70; five furlongs). leen Wrack, scr., 1; Heather his first success. Mr. W. R. Kembalfs Bazaar finished 2—Arrowniila, 8.3, Wilson 1 KAIHU HACK HURDLES. (Of £140; about one mile and a-half). Queen, scr., 2; 2/1 Starwyn, scu 3. Scratched: Mirage, Point Blank, Rollbrilliant# but just failed in the Mona Nursery.' Ena Showed improved stamina compared with last week. Barametric finished brilliantly on the 5—Le Toquet, 7.10, Anderson 4—Mister Quex, 8.1, Leach Also: 1 Golden Ridge, 3 Aube, Geelong. Hunting Spy left the birr 3 6 I2/2—Dark Marble, 10.13, Stewart 1 7/7—Royal Toast, 9.1, Craddock 2 3/4—Hawthorn, 9.1 R. K. Smith 3 along, Toorak, Cruiser. Length. Time, 2.48 1-5. Flving Handicap.—4/4 Capital, Lil, 1-1/1 Concertpitch, 8.9, 2; 5/6 Silver rails in the Gwvn Nursery and beat cage but was not started owing to a Also: 1/1 Lap Up, 6/6 Benighted, Sail 7/7, 3. All started. the pacemakers, Nightguard and Sir Grew The New Zealander Silver strained back. Head; two lengths. Golden Ridge was fourth. Time, 4/3 Ruling King (fell). 5/5 All Irish (fell), 88 Mountain Bruce (fell). Two Bond, having its first outing, made the pace earlv and gave a promising ef1.2 3-5. VALLANCE MEMORIAL. lengths each way. Benighted was fourth. Time 2.47 1-5. ON WANGANUI TRACKS for t. Royal Quex was never dan(Of £lo0; l't miles). DARGAVILLE CUP. 1 gerous. Seymour had a runaway victory in the Wyuna Steeplechase. His rider, Fullarton, won last year on Wirrate. Cynical Kid made up ground to run a poor fourth Ogwell, winner of the Windsor 4—SI NEE, 7.7, Goulsbro ..... 1 3—MIGHT, 8.9, Anderson 2 1—KORERO, 8.7. Wilson 3 Also: 6 Werohia, 2 West Tor, 5 Gay Boy. Heads each way. West Tor was fourth. Time, 2.16 4-5. (Of £250; one mile and a-quarter). 1/1—MAZIR, McTavish . 1 5/5—SILVER BRIER, 7.7, Long ... 2 3/3—KNIGHT OF AUSTRALIA, 7.8 Goulsbro ' 3 Also: 6/6 Master Brierly, 2/2 Gay CANDIDATES FOR TRENTHAM SATURDAY'S GALLOPS Handicap, completed a double for his SPRING HANDICAP. Talkie, 4/4 Horowhenua, 7/7 King The Wanganui trainer, W. Rayner, rider H. Badger. Gay Pop had every tOf £75; seven furlongs). Tut 7.9. King Tut took the lead early intends leaving to-morrow for Trenshow. Press Gang finished in brilliant from Silver Brier, Horowhenua, manner. Radiant Star never looked 2—Cricket, 8.3, Wilson 1 Knight of Australia, Gay Talkie, Wellington Placing Club’s spring dangerous. 3—Rustem, 8.1, Broughton A. Mazir and Master Brierly. King Tut meeting, which opens on Thursday. Silver King has slight soreness nut 6—Export, 7.13, Williams 3 held the lead into the straight, with He will take Entail, Spiral, Imposture i s not regarded as being senoua. Ako: 1 Geitel, 5 Patagonia. Knight of Australia and Horowhenua and Moquette, bufa fifth that is enKe ults: Mohua. Three-quarters of a lengtr close up. but Mazir went through gaged at Trentham, Missal, is not Burwood Handicap length. Patagonia was fourth. Time, quickly from fifth position to win by likelv to make the trip unless she 1.31 2-5. one and a-half lengths from Silver makes a rapid recovery from a cold. WAIPIPI HANDICAP. Brier, who was fourth into the w. Dwyer left last Thursday for Siren. 8.11, D. Munro 2 <Of £75; seven furlongs). straight. Knight of Australia was a Trentham with the Arausio filly Jolly, Gilded Youth, 8.3, E. Preston 3 2— SNOWBALL, 9.0, Broughton . 1—-ROYAL ROUTINE, 9.0, Leach 3— FULL THROTTLE, 8.10, Anderson . length back, third, and Gay Talkie who is engaged in the Wellesley Eighteen started. Length and ahalf; length. Time 1.385. Mona Nursery 1 2 3 was fourth. Time 2.7 1-5. TOKO TOKO HACK HANDICAP. (Of £120; seven furlongs). Stakes, but Icing, trained by Rayner, will not contest that event owing to having a cold. On Saturdav morning Entail and < For Fillies.) Ena, 8.0, H. Morris 1 Bazaar, 8.0, Phillips 2 Princess Pam, 8.0, H. Skidmore 3 Nineteen started. Head: length and a-half. Time 55sec. The only starters. Three length half a length. Time, 1.13 1-5. CHAMPION HACK. (Of £120; If miles). 1- Siegmund, 8.5, P. Burgess 4—Whetuma, 7.7, Goulsbro 1 1/1—Kilonsa, 8.2, Keesing 1 2/2—Faso Robles, 8.3, Goldfinch _ 2 4/3—Surella, 8.3, Fearn _ 3 Also: 3/4 Blue Needle, 6/6 Lady Diana, 5/5 Muskon, 8/8 Nicodemus, 9/9 Gay Princess 7.11B, 7/7 Solo Song 7.8. One and a-haif lengths; neck. Spiral put up a pleasing display over six furlongs on number one track, taking Imin. 18sec. Imposture and Moquette slipped over four furlongs in 49 2-5sec., with little between them at the finish. Sanhedrim, Kourarua, and PariGwyn Nursery. 3—Hatuma. 9.4. Leach 3 Ladv Diana was fourth. Time 1.25 kino were associated in a spin over Also: 2 Inheritance. Length; tv 0 3-5. four furlongs, Parikino finishing just (For Colts and Geldings. > lengths. Time, 2.18. AVOCA HANDICAP. ahead of Sanhedrim in 51 3-5sec., Barametric, 8.0, Tomison 1 (Of £150; six furlongs). with Kourarua several lengths back, Nightguard, 8.0, A. Breasley 2 FAREWELL HANDICAP. after making the pace. ir Grey, 8.0. F. Dempsey . 3 (Of £80; one mile). 3/2—STAR ARTIST, 7.13, Goulsbro 1 Serviceable work was done by AirThirteen started. Three-quarters ol 2- Helen Ford, 8.2. Goulsbfo 3— Revival. 8.2. Dooley -- 6/6—TRIUNE. 8.10, Mario 2 ing. Collodion, Sam’s Choice and Etilength; neck. Time 1.11. 8/8—MANGUKAHA, 7.7, Horne . . 3 Also: 1/1 Tray Bit, 2/3 Solaria, 4/4 Sebrof, 5/5 Tin Lap, 7/7 Gay Defence, 9/9 Carshalton. Star Artist jumped to the front along the top, leading into the straight from Sebrof, Gay Defence, Triune, Solaria and Tin quette. Caulfield Cup (Of £6500 and trophy; li miles.) NORTH WIND. 7.6. H. Badger 1 SILVER STANDARD, 7.10, W. Cook 2 TALKING. 7.7. A Knox 3 1—-Toper. 8.12, Faulkner 3 Also: 7 King's Lancer, 8 Misurina, 6 Arrowniila. 5 Windward, 4 Otaki. Two lengths; neck. Arrowniila was fourth. Time. 1.43. RACING FIXTURES Twenty-three started. Pamelus and Lap. Star Artist held on well to win Oct. 22. 24. 26—Wellington Racing Club. Oct. 22 24 Gore R C Talking made most of the pace, with Silver Standard handy,... Golden ProRACING AT RANDWICK by three-quarters of a length from Triune, with Mangukaha a length Oct. 26—Waverley Racing Club. Oct. 26—Waipawa County Racing Club (at mise in the middle of the field and — back, third. Tray Bit was fourth. Time 1.12. Hastings). Oct. 26—North Canterbury Jockey Club. North Wind near f he rear. Talking Cin' TATTERSALLS CLUB Oct. 2G—Waikato Hunt Club. 1 into the straight but was immeHOBSON HANDICAP. Oct. 29, 31—Poverty Bay Trotting Club. Oct. 31—Banks Peninsula Racing Club. Oct. 31—Rangitikci Racing Club. dialely challenged by Silver Standard (Of £130: one mile). but North Wind finished brilliantly to win by half a length, with half a neck between Silver Standard and Talking. Then came Gay Blonde, Petit Fils, Desert Chief, Gay Circle, . ON PARADE SECOND. Received Oct. 18, 7.5 p.m. SYDNEY. Oct. 18. ’/I—CROONING, 8.6, F. Clifford 1 7/6—WAIT AND SEE, 7.13, Stratton 2 4/4—LIGHT COMEDY, 7.8, GoulsNov. 5, 7—Whangarei Racing Club, Nov. 7—Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club. Nov. 7, 9, 11, 14—Canterbury Jockey Club, Nov. 14—Rotorua and Bay of Plenty Hunt Club (at Rotorua). Nov. 21—Levin Racing Club. Prince Sion and Goldin Promise, with Cardo last. Time 2.282. The sectional times were: First half-mile 49?, last half 491, final six 1.14 L City Tattersall's races were held at Randwick yesterday. Results included. City Tattersall's Handicap. Also: 6/7 Nun Nicer, 2/3 Bonny Gay, 8/8 Lucidus 8.4, 9/9 Roman Mas cot, 5/5 Keith Lu, 3/2 Tybalt. Length, half a length. Tybalt was fourth. Nov. 21—Southland Racing Club. Nov. 21. 23—Waikato Racing Club. Nov. 28—Ashburton County Racing Club. Nov. 28, 30—Takapuna Jockey Club, ct Ellerslie. Nov. 28, 30—Feilding Jockey Club. Wyuna Steeplechase. LANCASTER KING, 7.13, Weiss .... 1 Time 1.40 1-5. Dec. 9, x0—Woodville District Jockey Chib. Dec. 12—Waipa R.C. Seymour, 9.7, A. Fullarton 1 Wakerife, 9.7, W. Foley 2 Rareone, 9.3, J. McMahon 3 ON PARADE, 8.6, McMenamin 2 SATMOTH, 8.6, Hickey 3 Twelve started, including Egmont, who was having his first race since AWAKING HACK HANDICAP. (Of £120 ; one mile). 7/4—Lornacre, 7.13, F. Long 1 Dee. 12—Horoiata R.C. , Dec. 19—Otaki Maori R.C. Dec. 26—Waipukurau J.C. Dec. 26. 28—Dunedin J.C. Dec. 26. 28—Taranaki J.C. Fourteen started, isigni lengths, our lengths. Ras Kassa and Allevithe injury which interrupted his training. Neck; length. Time 2.3. 1/2—Mainland, 8.11, McTavish 2 6/6—Whirlmint, 8.2, Forsyth 3 Dec. 26. 28. 29—Westland R.C. Dec. 26, 28, 29—Manawatu R.C. Flying Handicap.—Csreza 8.7, MaxAlso: 2/1 Orac, 3/3 Valient, 11/11 1937. Windsor Handicap well, 1, Ill Duce 6.7 (Podmore) 2, Vera Acre, 9/8 Dutch Girl, 4/5 Valise, Jan. 1—Waikouaiti R.C. Jan. 1, 2—Stratford R.C. Jan. 1, 2—Marton J.C. Thebez, 7.10, Lightfoot 3. Seven start10/10 Impellant, 5/7 High Quality, 8/9 Og well, 9.2, H. Badg?r 1 ed, including Streeto. Length; two Jewelled Girdle. One and a-half Jan. 1. 2—Hawke’s Bay J.C. Gay Pop, 7.9, E. Preston 2 lengths. Time 1.11lengths; length. Jewelled Girdle was Jan. 1, 2—Wairarapa R.C. Press Gang. 9.8, H. Skidmore . 3 Three and Four-Year-Old Handicap. fourth. Time 1.40. Jan. 1, 2 (11 eymuuth J.C. Twelve started. Two lengths: one —Distinguished 7.8 (Lightfoot) 1, Acceptances for To-day Jan. 2, 4—Southland R.C. and a-quarter lengths. Time 1.13i. Stalin 7.8 (Parsons) 2, Rummage .8 Jan. 7, 9—Reefton J.C. (Duncan) 3. Eight started, including Ilium. Two and a-half lengths; neck. Time 1.237. Nightingale, and also the Chief Ruler colt Troy and the Posterity filly Jan. 8. 9—Vincent J.C. WAVERLEY RACING CLUB An alteration has been made in the Drder of the second day’s events, the acceptances for which, together with Jan. 16—Wairio J.C. Jan. 20, 22, 23—Wellington R.C. Jan. 21, 23—Thames J.C. Jan. 22—Ashhurst-Pohangina R.C. — the revised starting times, are as folJan. 23—C'ifden R.C. Jan. 28. 30—Wanganui J.C. LABOUR DAY MEETING. Futurity, were unplaced in the Two-Year-Old Stakes. 12.0 Jan. 29. 30—Takapuna J.C.. at Ellerslie. ACCEPTANCES TO-NIGHT. Pladie was unplaced in the Club Welter. JUVENILE HANDICAP. (Of £120; five furlongs.) 2.50— PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. — ipNVELOPES.—Buy your Envelopes Bachelor King 9 2 Raceline ..77 (Of £200; H miles.) Owners and trainers with horses engaged at the Waverley Racing by the box of 250 and save money We recommend any of the following Airam .. .. 8 11 Feldberg ..77 British Nation 8 4 White Foam . 7 7 Tybalt 7 13 Bonny Gay . “ 7 Crooning . . 7 13 Gay Talkie .. 7 7 Club’s Labour Dav meeting will rebrands: “Club Parchment,” 2/5, 12.42— Knight ol King J ut .. < 7 Australia 7 13 Orac ..... 77 Silver Brier . 7 11 quire to note that acceptances are . "Progress,” 2/2; and our famous "To’ HORE HORE HANDICAP. due to close at 8 o'clock to-night. Notch," at 3/-. The above prices > n (Of £100 ; six furlongs.) 3.33— Palustre . .. 8 . F ree Advice . 7 13 RUAWAI HANDICAP. Strathire ..87 Wahineroa . . 7 13 Tip Toes ... 85 Erndale . .. 713 (Of £130; six furlongs.) King Theo ..84 Baokblock . . 7 13 Spearcourt . 8 0 Applicant . . 7 13 Haputale . 7 13 Singara . .. 7 13 Morning Sun 7 13 Tidewaiter . 7 13 Bon Star . . 7 13 Little Man .. 7 13 Tray Bity .. 8 10 Lady Ruler . 7 7 Star Artist . 8 8 Gay Defence . 7 7 Blue Needle . 7 In Paso Robles . 7 7 Sebrof .. .. 7 7 Carshalton .. 7 7 WAVERLEY RACING CLUB Alygh 7 13 Royal Passage 7 13 Princess Star 7 7 Tin Lap ..77 tS U a"' S ; 1 IE n 4.16— 1 A I* ? 11 11 it •f IHrhtTTRlT: Egg and Flow 7 13 Gar Vaals .. 7 13 i 11 nil f iio in r r s i nt ii WA1HUE HANDICAP. LHUUh uh 1 IIILL -i mu 1.24— (Of £120; one mile.) KIRIKOPUNI HURDLES. MONDAY, OCTOBER 26th., 1936 (Of £140;' about H miles.) Triune . . . . 9 2 Lucidus . . ■ 8 2 Nun Nicer . 9 1 Whakapara . 7 12 Tybalt .. .. 8 In Light Comedy 7 10 First Race 12 Noon Illuminagh ,.1<) o AU Irinh ..90 Benighted ..97 Mountain Bruce 9 0 High Tea ..84 Roman Mascot 7 7 Royal Toast . 9 5 Tuahcahe ..90 5.0— GATE CHARGES: Ruling King 9 1 Rua King ..90 2 8 HOANGA HACK. (Of £120 ; one mile.) Gentlemen 6/- :: Ladies 3/- :: Outside 2/All Motor-cars 2/6 OMANA HACK. (Of £120; seven furlongs.) Mainland ..91 Muskon .... 7 S Lornacre . . 8 11 Lady Voyonne 7 7 DIVIDEND INDICATOR Vai rent . . . 8 10 Spearcourt ..77 SINGLE POOL BETTING Lady Didna . 8 7 Erndale .. . . 7 7 Valpai . . .. 8 9 High Quality 7 7 District Passes Admit J. C. GARY, Secretary Paso Robles . 8 7 Marjory Daw 7 7 Surella .. ,. 8 5 Waitaka ..77 Valise .. .. 7 9 Persian Lady 7 7 Vera Acre .. 8 7 Impellant . . 7 / Tutor 8 7 Jewelled Girdle 7 7 Whirlmint . . 8 3 Adsum 7 7 Valamito ..78 Dutch Girl . . 7 11