LATEST RACING.

Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17964, 8 March 1930, Page 8

LATEST RACING.

4.30 O'CLOCK EDITION

| FRANKLIN ANNUAL. : X ‘ ' ii- ' ——— K | HIGH-WEIGHT TO GLENA BAV. V I*M ALONE SCORES. PARK WINS BIG EVENT. (Special to Times.) i PUKEKOHE, Saturday. V- The annual meeting of the Pukekohe Racing Club was held to-day in % jino weather before a large attena*nce of the public. The course was A in good order. Following are the re- .( BU puNI HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. Of £150; i mile 5 fur. A 3 GLENA BAY, Mr M-. J. Carroll’s b g by Romeo —Martigues, aged, A. 10.4 (H. Dulieu) 1 ? 4 KAWINI, Mr H. A. S waffle Id’s br g by Formative —Miss Winnie, aged, 9.4 car. 9.74 (R. Clive) 2 § i KAIRUR.I, Mrs A. Muir’s eh gby Surveyor—Galvor, . 4yrs, 10.0 I ’(F. Foster) ••••••••? i Also started: 7 The Lamb, 10.il (Burgess); 5 Wedding March, 10.il (Smith); 2 Wenday, 10.11 (ThomA son); 6 Mashoor, 9 0 (L. Dulieu); 8 Kamehameha, 9.0’ (Jarrett) ; 9 King l Fame, 9.0 car. 9.2 (N. Syme). :• • ‘Winner trained by owner, Te Rapa, i j Kairuri was favourite with £557 from S i Te Rapa-trained representatives i Wenday (£462) and Glena Bay (£417), i Kawini being fourth fancy with £3a7. When they settled down Mashoor was the leader from The Lamb, Kairuri, Kamehameha, Wenday, Kawini, Wedding March, Glena Bay and King Fame. Going up the back Mashoor was still the pilot, from The v Lamb, Kairuri, Kawini, Wenday, _ Wedding March, Kamehameha, and King Fame. The leaders bunched across the top, Mashoor, Kawini, and Glena Bay coming into the straight on terms in front of Kairuri, Wenday and Kamehameha. Glena Bay drew out over the conclud- * ing stages to get the verdict by a length from Kawini, w r ho was a neck in front of Kairuri, who finished fast. Mashoor was fourth, and then came Wenday, Kamehameha, King Fame, Wedding March and The Lamb. Time, % 58BOMBAY HANDICAP. > • Of £120; 6 fur. 1 I’M ALONEI Mr W. G. Stead’s b g by Lord Quex —Bayonne, 3yrs, 8-2 (H. -Wiggins) . 1 : '4 CHROMADYNE, Mr H. Hannon’s b g by Quin Abbey—Uranium, 4yrs, 8.11 (J/ Smith) ........ 2 3 SIR MOND, Hon. E. W. Alison’s b h by Seremond —Lute String, 4yrs, 8.11 (L. Mansoh) • '3 Also started: 15 Mon Star, 7.12 car. A 7.7 . (Mcßae); 9 Tambourine, 7.12 car. 7.9 (Parsons); 11 Merry Lu, 7.11 % (Gilmer) ; 8 Fairy Belle, 7.11 (Camt- mick); \23 Goofie, 7.10 car. 7.7 (Jordan); 18 Canton, 7.10 (Tremain) ; 2 Hannibal, 7.10 car. 7.12 (McTavish) ; A 21 Freyja, 7.10 (Choate); 21 Chesterman, 7.10 car. 7.74 (Craddock); 14 Onewhero, 7.10 car. 7.114 (Carv; mont) ; 16 Principal Boy, 7.10 car. 7.11 (L. Dulieu); 20 Shine On, 7.10 A (Alexander) ; 19 Benighted, 7.10 (Con-

quest) ; 13 Mangu King, 7.10 cai\ 7.11. 5 (Ludlow); 16 Sister, White, 7.10 car--7.51 (Walters); 17 Temperature,'7.lo -£ car!” 7.12 (McMahon) ; 6 Valorient, A 7.10 car. 7.7 J (McLaughlin); 5 Operatic, 7.10 (W. Jones); 12 Sweet l Whisper, 7.10 car 7.6 J (Fergusso'n); 7 Ding Dong, 7.10 car. 8-1 (Nord- >; strand), bracketed with Queenstown, ■' 7.10 car. 8.1 (Stuart). N Winner trained by Mr J. Carroll, Te -■ Rapa. The Te Rapa-trained candidate I’m Alone, commanded major support, go- §>, ing out with £646 on his chances, the <}■ next ; in demand being Hannibal (£477), % Sir Mond (£465), and Chromadyne t (£324). ‘I Chromadyne was the early leader from’ I’m Alone, Onewhero, Merry Lu, Sweet Whisper, and Sir Mond. Half a j mile from home Onewhero, Chroma- { dyne, I’m Alone, Valorient, Sir Mond, and Sweet Whisper were in that order. Onewhero had charge into the straight, attended by Chromadyne, I’m Alone, • Ding Dong, and Merry Lu. Chromadyne drew' out and looked like getting the verdict, but I’m Alone finished very fast, this member of Mr J. Carroll’s team getting up to beat Chromadyne ■ by half a head. Sir Mond was a length away third with Tambourine » fourth, followed by Shine On, Sw r eet Whisper, Merry Lu, Operatic, Temperature, and Hannibal. Time, 1.17. WAIUKU HACK HANDICAP. Of £130; 6 fur. 3 CURRAJONG, Mr M. J. Lynch’s b g, by Lucullus —Minsk-, 3yrs, 7.13 (H. Wiggins) 1 4 TETRACHATE, Mr C. M. Emanuel’s b c, by Tea Tray—Volopia, 3vrs, 8.2, car. 7.11 (J. McLaughlin) 2 i { ON TOP, Mr N. Wade’s ch g, by Surveyor—Te Moti, ,3yrs, 8.7 (R. S. Bagby) 3 Also started .—5 Big Bertha, 3.8 (Alexander); 6 Carl Idem, 8.4 (Hall); 1 4 Parfait Amour. 8.2, car. 8.4 (Tinker) bracketed with Tetrachate; 7 Mauriaena, 7.7, car. 7.8 (Ludlow') ; 2 Treasury, 7.6, car. 7.1 (W. Jones); S Rangikaha, 7.0 (Gilmer). Winner trained by M. K. Lindsay, Ellerslie. On Top was the elect of investors ) with £864 from Treasury '(£7l6) , Currajong (£515) and the Tetrachate — \ Parfait Amour bracket (£421). On Top took charge early and •; showed the way along the flack to Tetrachate, Treasury, Carl Idem, Currajong, Rangikaha, Parfait Amour, and Mauriaena, with Big Bertha last. Crossing the top Treasury was the pilot from On Top, Currajong, Tetrachate, Parfait Amour and Carl Idem. ; Treasury showed the way into the f : straight” to Tetrachate and Currajong. In the run to the judge Currajong came through to- win by half a length from Tetrachate who was a neck in front of the favourite, On Top. Treasury was fourth and then came Carl Idem, Mauriaena, Parfait Amour, Big Bertha and Rangikaha. Time, lm 15 4-ss. FRANKLIN HANDICAP. Of £450; 1 \ miles. 1 HYDE PARK, Mr N. Cunningham’s b g bv Marble Arch —Sawdust, aged,' 8.0 (R. McTavish) 1 2 ROYAL DOULTON, Messrs Roul-. ston Bros’, br m by Romeo —Te Coma, 6yrs, 9.2 (L. Manson) .. 2 \ 5 DESERT GLOW, Mr D. R. Walker’s br g by Day Comet —Lady Winsome, aged. 7.10 car. 7.11 (L. Dulicu) 3 Also started: 3 Miihra, 7.5 (Wiggins) ; 8 Transformer, 7-1 XW. Jones);

6 King’s Guard, 7.0 car. 7.1 (Connor); 6 Le Choucas, 7.0 car. 7.3 (Conquest) ; 9 Mosaic, 7.0 (McLaughlin) , 4 King Emerald. 7.0 (Gilmer). Winner trained by owner, Ellerslie. Hyde Park, i lie favourite, fully justified the £1206 invested on his chances- Royal Doulton (£1023) and Mithra (£682) were next in order of selection. King Emerald showed the way oul of< the straight to Ilydc Park, Mithra Le Choucas, King’s Guard, Desert Glow, Transformer, Royal Doulton and Mosaic. Six furlongs from home Hyde Park and King Emerald were together in front ■ from Le Choucas, Mithra, King’s Guard, Transformer, Deserl Glow, and Royal Doulton, with Mosaic well last. When the last half-mile was entered on Hyde Park, Transformer and Le Choucas ■were forcing the pace with Desert Glow, Mithra, King's Guard and Royal Doulton in that order of the next. Hyde Park, Transformer and Le Choucas were still on terms into the straight with Desert Glow, Mithra, Royal Doulton, King Emerald, King's Guard, and Mosaic racing as named. Over the concluding stages Hyde Park drew out, and although challenged by Royal Doulton who made a late run got -he verdict by half a length from Royal Doulton, ’who was a similar distance in front of Desert Glow. Transformer was fourth, followed by Le Choucas, Mithra, King Emerald, King’s Guard and Mosaic. Time, 2.10 2-5. ONEWHERO HACK HANDICAP. Of £130; 1 mile 1 fur. 1 SPRING ABBEY, Mr J. Chisholm’s ch g, by Quin Abbey— Waiomi, 4yrs, 8.7 (R. McTavish) t 3 MOTERE, Messrs H. H. Pharagyn and M. Greenwood’s eh g, by Lord Quex —Lovematch, 3yrs, 7.10, car. 7.5 (R. Horne) t 4 BRAMPTON, Mr J. M. Buchanan’s b g, by Lord Quex —Symbolism, syrs, 8.7 (A. Parsons) 3 t Dead heat for first. Also started :—2 Ilaviland, 8.7 (L. Manson); 7 Always, 7.11, car 7.6 (Fergusson); 5 St. Ames, 7.9 (Alexander) ; 6 Snow Plant, 7.0, car, 7.14 (Cammick) ; 8 Catulus, 7.0, car 7.9 (Ludlow)'. Winners trained by J. Chisholm, Ellerslie (Spring Abbey) and W. Stone, Te Awamutu (Motere). Spring Abbey w ; as most in demand with £1219 from Haviland (£831) and Motere (£820). Spring Abbey had charge out of the straight from Haviland, Motere, Always, Catulus, Brampton, Snow Plane, and St. Ames. Along the back Always was the pilot from Spring Abbey, Catulus, Haviland, Motere, Brampton, St. Ames and Snow Plane. Three furlongs from' home Always, Snow Plane, Spring Abbey, Catulus, Brampton, Motere and Haviland were racing in that order. Always showed the way into the straight to Snow Plane, Spring Abbey, Bramplon and Motere. A furlong from home Spring Abbey took charge and looked like seeing it out but Motere finished fast and got up to dead heat with Spring Abbey. Brampton who also finished strongly was half a length behind the dead heaters with Always fourth and Spring Abbey, Snow Plane, Haviland and Catulus in that order. Time, lm 58 3-ss. TUAKAU FLYING HANDICAP. Of £250; 6 fur. 1 EAGLET, 9.0 (R. S. Bagby) 1 5 CYNTHIA N, 7.3 (W. Jones) .. 2 7 BRANSON, 8.5 (H.‘ Tierney) .. 3 Also started :—2 -Gold Money, 8.3; 3 Lucy Rose, 8.1, car 8.2; 4. Value, 7.6, car 7.1; 8 Tinokoa, 7.0, car. 7.1 J; 6 Joy Germ, 7.0. Won by three-quarters of a length, with a neck between second and third. Time, 1.14 1-5. Eaglet (£1033), Gold Money (£953) and Lucy Rose (£789) were backed in that order with £3BB for the fifth fancied Cynthia N. Joy Germ was the first to show up and led along the back from Tinokoa, Gold Money, Eaglet, Cynthia N, Branson, Lucy Rose and Value. Across the top the order was Gold Money, Joy Germ and Tinokoa. Gold Money showed the way into the straight to Joy Germ, Tinokoa, Eaglet, Value and Lucy Rose. Eaglet drew out to win by three r quarters jof a length from Cynthia N. who was a neck in front of Branson. Lucy Rose was fourth followed by Gold Money, Joy Germ, Tinokoa and Value. Time, lm 14 l-ss.

ARIHANA DESTROYED. BREAKS A FETLOCK. While galloping on the track at Pukekohe this morning Arihana broke a fetlock and was destroyed. Arihana, who was owned by Mr W. J. Wilson, of Takapuna, was a b g by Sir Dighton out of Quaver.