4.30 O'CLOCK EDITION

Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17971, 17 March 1930, Page 8

4.30 O'CLOCK EDITION

LATEST RACING. I — OHINEMURI JOCKEY CLUB. CONCLUDING DAY’S RESULTS. J I GLENSTAR SCORES OVER HURDLES. TRADESMAN WINS AGAIN. THE MEMORIAL TO SIR RUSSELL. (Special to Times.) PAEROA, Monday. The second and concluding day of the Ohinemuri Jockey Club's annual meeting was held to-day in ideal weather, before a large attendance of the public. The course was in splendid order. Following are the results : SECOND HANDICAP HURDLES. Of £2OO ; 1.1 miles. 2 GLENSTAR, Mr N. D. S. Rumney’s b g, by Day Comet —Glenpupu, aged, 9.10 (H. Dulieu) . . 1 4 GRAND ARCH, Mr G. A. McSheffrey’s b g, by Marble ArchSt. Amans mare, syrs, 9.1 (F. Foster) • ” 3 STAR COMET, Mr W. Cookes ch g, by Day Comet —The Whip, aged, 10.3 (P. Brady) 3 Also started 1 Tauinai, 10.0 (Turner); 5 Wako King, 9.1 (Smith) ; 8 Luxurious 9.0 (Burgess); i t'lyhiS Swift, 9.0 (McGregor) ; G Freyja, 9.0 (Stan way). „ . . Winner trained by G. A. Reid, Tc Aroha. Taumai was favourite with £6OB from Glenstar (£548) and Star Comet (£503). ' Flying Swift soon took charge showing the way past the stands the first time to Taumai, Glenstar, Star Comet, Grand Arch and Freyja. Along the back Flying Swift, Taumai, StarComet, Glenstar and Grand Arch, were in that order. Taumai running to the front when he jumped the rails inside the course five furlongs from home and fell. _ Glenstar led across the top from Flying Sxxift, Grand Arch and Star Comet. Glenstar was the first over the last fence from Grand Arch, Star Comet and Flying Swift. Glenstar won by three-quarters of a length from Grand Arch who was two lengths in front, of Star Comet. Frevja was fourth followed by Flying Swift and Wako King with Luxurious well back. Time, 3m 14 4-ss. HIKUTAIA HACK CUP. Of £275; 1 mile 110yds. i 10 OULNSILIA, Mr C. W. Winder s | b m, by Quin Abbey.—Peiilhe- j silia, aged 7.0 (W. Jones) . . 1 | 4 PAGE BOY, Mr W. Shaw's j b g, by Clarenceux —'fortrix, j aged, 5.5 (E. Tuohey) - j 9 PEREXNJS. Messrs J. O'Neil j and M. McNair's cli m, by Chief j Ruler —Giadiole, 4yrs, 7.5 car. ■ 7.0 (C. Thomson) 3 Also started S King's Guard, 9.5 ( = mith); 5 Thurnus, 5.13 (Foster); 3 Grand Tea, 8.1 (Ludlow); 2 Mau- j riacna,- 7.13, car 7.8 (Day; ; t i Measurer, 7.8 (Conquest); 1 Snow | ■ Prince, 7.7, car. 7.12 .(Me lavish; ; 6 ■ Lucky Alice, 7.6 (Parsons); 11 Always. 7.4 (Fergusson) ; 12 Day Lass, 7.0 (Horne). \ Winner trained by J. H. Dufty, £ Thames. Tile favourite turned up in Snow Prince who carried £660 from Mauriaena (£482). Grand Tea (£ iG4) and Page Boy (£348), the winner, Quinsiiia, being but tenth in demand with £96. \ Snow Prince led out of the straight from Grand Tea, Quinsilia, Mauriaena, Lucky Alice, Perennis and Always. Half a mile from home Mauriaena had charge from Grand Tea, Lucky Alice, Perennis, Snow Prince, Quinsilia and Page Boy. Mauriaena was the pilot into the" straight from Lucky Alice, Page Boy, perennis, Snow Prince and ® Quinsilia. Page Boy looked like winning when Quinsilia came with a fast “ r un on the outside to get the verdict by half a length from Page Boy who was a similar distance in front of Perennis. Snow Prince who was unlucky in the running was fourth with Mauriaena, Lucky Alice and Always next. Time, lm 48s. The winner returned nearly a quarter of a century. WAITE KAURI HANDICAP. <■ Of £175; six furlongs. (For two-year-olds.) 3 TRADESMAN, Mr H- T. Reilly’s blk g, by Raceful —Lady Birdwood, 8.4 (J. McLaughlin) .. 1 2 BELLS OF SHANDON, Mr P. S. Gleeson’s b g, by Lord Quex — Peg o’ My Heart, 8.9 ( : R. MicTavish) 4 WILD TIME, Dr. E. H. B. Milsom's b f, by Catmint —Shebang, 7.9 (R. Horne) * Dead heat. Also started: 1 Grand Spirit, 8.10 (Parsons): 5 Oil King, 8.0 (Ludlow), j 0 Cross Stitch, 7.6 (Cammiek) ; 6 Betterment, 7.1 car 8.4 (Spinks) ; 8 Lapaway 7.1 (Chandler); 7 Silence, 7.0 (W* Jones). Winner trained by owner. Te Rapa. Grand Spirit was the elect of inves--1 ors with £BIB from Bells of Shandon (£610) and Tradesman, the Te Rapa trained candidate who scored on Saturday (£358) and Wild Time £343). Tradesman began well from lire m side position and showed the way along the back to Oil King, Silence Wild Time, Lapaway ami Bells o! Abandon, the last named having again ! begun slowly. Half a. mile from home Tradesman, Wild rime, silence, Oil King, Bells of Shandon and Betterment were racing in that orderTradesman led into the straight and c(me on to win comfortably by a length from Bells of Shandon and Wild Time who dead heated l'or second money. Grand Spirit was fourth followed by Silence, Lapaway and Betterment. Time 1.16 4-a. SHAW MEMORIAL. Of £350; 1 mile 110 yards. ' 4 SIR RUSSELL, Mr. J. H. Wallace's cti g by Archiestown ;• Miss Floss, 4yrs., 7.7 (A. Par- ; sons) J 2 MAORI BOY, Mr. T. E. Davison's hr h by Lucullus —Capable, 6 ■ yrs., 8.9 (L. Dulieu) 2 DESERT GLOW, Mr. D. R. Wallker’s br g, by Day Comet Lady Winsome, aged, 8.6 (R. McTavisli) t* • • 3

Also started: 7 Lady’s Roy, 8.4 (Gilt): 1 Lucy Rose, 7.12 (Jones); 8 High Pitch 7.2 (Cammiek); 6 Luminary. 7.J0 (Chandler); 5 Tinokoa, 7.0 (Mcilish). Winner trained by owner,. Te Aroha. Major support came for Lucy Rose, who was entrusted with £'B‘23 from Maori Boy .(£733) and Desert Glow (£627). Lucy Rose was flic early leader from Sir Russell. Tinokoa, Desert Glow, High Pilch, Maori Boy and Lady’s Boy. Luminary drew up lo Hie leaders and along I he back was leading Sir Bussoil. Lucy Rose, and High Pilch, with Maori ,Boy, Tinokoa. Desert Glow and Lady’s Boy in a bunch. Sir Russell led across (he lop from Luminary, Maori Roy and Lucy Rose. Sir Russell was The pilot as Ihc straight was reached, Ins nearest attendants being Maori Bov, Desert Glow and Tinokoa. Sir Russell and Maori Boy both ran about a bit in the run home, Sir Russell gelling the verdict by a length from Maori Boy. who was threequarters of a length in front of Desert Glow. Lucy Rose was fourth, and then came Tinokoa, Luminary, High Pilch and Lady's Boy. Time, 1.47 2-5. WAIIII HANDICAP, Qf £150; 7 fur. 1 TENAKOE. Mr. J. N. lieslop’s b g hv Marble Arch—Queen Elizabeth. 3yrs„ 9.0 (F. Foster) I 2 CHROMADYNE. Mr. R. ITannon s b g by Quin Abbey—Uranium, 4 yrs. 9.12 (J. Smith) 2 6 SWEET WHISPER, Mrs. E. M. Sirahn's to f by Lucullus —Ruratau, 3yrs., 7.7 (IT. K. Alexander) 3 Also started: 8 Kilinthia, 7.10 (Day) : 7 ■ Merry Lu, 7.8 (Parsons) ; 4 Norval Tea, 7.8 (Ludlow) ; 5 Momonalui, 7.7 (McTavish) ; 3 Valorient, 7.7 (Cammick). , Winner trained by A. Cook, Te Awamulu. Tenakoe (£1005) was favourite from Chromadyne (£718) and Valorient (£373). Norval Tea was the early leader from Sweet Whisper, Tenakoe, Merry l.u, and Chromadyne. Across the lop Norval Tea was still in front from Chromadyne, Tenakoe, Sweet Whisper and Merry Lu, Norval Tea led into the straight from Chromadyne, Tenakoe and Sweet Whisper, Chromadyne looked like winning but Tenakoe challenged strongly on the rails to get the verdict by half a head. Sweet Whisper was two and a-half lengths awav third with Merry Lu fourth followed by Norval Tea, MomoiKitui and Valorient. Time, lm 25 3-ss. PAEROA HANDICAP, Of £250; six furlongs._ 4 BRANSON, 8.3 (L. J. Tierney) I 6 AWAREREi, 9.3 car. 8.12 (J. Day) '••• 2 1 LEITRIM, 9.3 (F. Foster) ■ . . 3 Also started: 5 Kingfield, 8.5; 7 British King 7.9; 3 Value, 7.4: 2 Takutama, 9 Town Bird. 8 Rose Lupin, 7.0. Won by a bead with a similar distance between second and third. Time, 1.14 2-5. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB THE AUTUMN MEETING. SECOND DAY’S RESULTS. STAR STRANGER’S GOLD CUP. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Monday. The second and concluding day of the Wellington Racing Club's autumn meeting was held to-day in dull, threatening weather, before a large attendance. The course was in good order. Results — NGAIO HIGH-WEIGIIT HANDICAP, Of £260; 1 mile. 1 DON QUIXOTE, 9.7 1 1!) TUNBRIDGE, 9.9 2 8 TOURIST, 10. i 3 Also started: Aberfcldy, 10.8; Wenday, 10.2; Mister Gamp, 9.13; Borsalene, 9.12; Vivo, 9.9; Goldlike, 9.7; Audience, Pedestal, Cook, 9.0. Won by half a length, with a neck between second and third. Time, 1.44. HUTT HANDICAP. Of £400; 1 mile. 4 FULL FEATHER, 9.1 1 5 GREAT CHARTER, 9.7 2 2 VALI, 8.10 3 Also started: —Royal Saxon, 9.4; Panther, 9.4; Arikiwai, 8.11; Dolomite, 8.5; Malayan, 8.0. Won by half a length with a neck between second and third. Time, lm 3945. TRENTIIAM .GOLD CUP. Of £1000; 2 miles. 1 STAR STRANGER, 9.4 1 2 CONCENTRATE, 9.0 2 3 RAPIER, 9.4 3 Only starters. Won by a neck, with six lengths between second and third. Time, 3m 32 s. MURITAI HANDICAP. Of £260; 1 mile. 4 ST. MELBA, 8.9 1 3 GRECIAN,. 9.5 2 1 PAIIU, 8.6 3 Also started : —Gay Crest, 8.12; Royal Opera, 8.9; Gratlus, 8.6; Paris, 7.10; High Society, 7.5; Auctioneer, 7.2; Kiriana, 7.0. Won by a neck, with half a length between second and third. Time, lm 40s. PACIFIC HANDICAP. Of £600: for two-year-olds; 6 fur. 2 LADY PAM, 8.10 1 13 JASON, 7.0 2 3 HARD WORDS, 9.6 3 Sir Limoncl was bracketed with the winner. Also started: —Tcnterden, 9.1; Awaken. 8.13: Sir Limond. 8.6; Charinn in, 8.4; Lineage, 8.3; Green Linnet, 8.3: Tripping. 8.2; Henry of Navarre, 7.7; Jenny Diver, 7.6; Love Song, Merry Cry. Mythology. Ball Dress, Drastic. Pass On, Rapolo, 7.0. Won by lmlf a neck, with half a lmad between second and third. Time, lm 12s. NOTES ON THE RUNNING, (Special to Times.) TRENTIIAM, Monday. t Tha Favourite Scores. Don Quixote and Aberfcldy were both solidly hacked in the opening event, tin? Ngaio lligli-weigiit. # Cook was lefl at I lie posl, and AberfeTdy began smarlly from Audience, Goldi like. Don Quixote, Pedestal, Tourist i and Borsalene. Goldlike and Aberfeidy led at Die half-mile- from Don Quixote, Vivo, Pedestal, Audience, Tourist and Borsalene. Aberfcldy, Goldlike, Don Quixote, Audience and j Pedestal turned for home in a bunch. | Don Quixole look charge at the false j rail, hut had to he ridden right out to

hold off Tunbridge by half a length. Tourist was a neck away third, with heads dividing ■ Pedestal, Wenda? and Mister Gamp. Borsalene headed the rest well back. Hutt Handicap. Panther wound up favourite in the Ilutt Handicap,, a go.od betting race. Roval Saxon jumped out first from Vali and- Arikiwai. Malayan soon took charge to lead round the top from Dolamite, Vali. Royal Saxon and Panther, with Full Feather tailed off. Full Feather pul in smart, run racinground to the turn where there was little between Malayan, Arikiwai, Full Feather and Vali with the rest bunched. A great race home saw Arikiwai weaken and Full Feather take charge. Full Feather went on to win by half a length from Great Charter who came with a late run. Vali was a neck away third, a head in front of Panther. Royal Saxon and Arikiwai were next The Big Event. Star Stranger was an odds on favourite in thc Trentham Gold Cup. He acted as pacemaker a length clear of Concentrate with Rapier two lengths' back for a mile and threequarters. The pace was slow, the first furlong taking lm 4 4-5, five furlongs, lm 18is, one mile lm 4945, mile and quarter, 2m 17s, and mile and a-half, 2m 43 4-ss. The pace was then turned on and at the false rail Concentrate held up and actually headed off Star Stranger. Gray then sat down oil the favourite to ride one of the finishes of his career and Star Stranger gradually came again under the whip to win by a, neck. Rapier was six lengths away. The winner received an ovation. A Good Finish. Palm was a good favourite, with St. Mjeiim again at a long price in the Muritai Handicap. Paris began smartly from Auctioneer, St. Melba and Gay Crest. Paris and Kiriana led at the half-mile from Cay Crest, Royal Opera, Grecian, High Society, St. Melba and Palm. The order was much Ihe same into ihc straight, where Pahu, Auclionecr and Cay Crest ran to Ihc out-' side rails. Grecian took charge a furlong from home, bid SI. Melba finished very solidly and in a great finish spread right across the course. St. Melba won by a length from Grecian, who heat Pahu by half a length. Royal Opera, Gay Crest, Auctioneer and Kiriana were almost in line right up. OPUNAKE RACES. THE ANNUAL MEETING. OPENING EVENT TO WHISOGNE. LLANORE WINS THE CUP. (Bry Telegraph.—-Press Association.) PIIJAMA, Monday. The annual meeting of the opunake Racing Club was held to-day in line weather before a large attendance. The course was in good order. . Results : HANDICAP HURDLES. i Of JSO sovs; 14 miles, 5 WHISOGNE, 9.0 1 4 AIRTIGHT, 10.9 .2 7 JOKE FORM, 9.3 3 Also started :—Royal Acre, 11.5; Omeo, 10.3; Quillfire, 9.0; Quarantine g„ 9.0. Won by three lengths, with one length between second and third. Time, 2m 47 2-ss. MAIDEN PLATE. Of 100 sovs; 64 fur. 1 JUST AN IDEA, 8.6 1 2 MISS COBHAM, 8.11 2 3 COLD TONE, 6.9 3 Also started ;—Gold Tree, 9.1; Crenna Town, 9.0; Elysian Lady, 8.12; Remora, 8.11; Bon Eve, 8.6; Homewood, 8.6; Gowanlea, 8.6; Miss Chatter, 8.3; Ngapara, 8.3; Kissless, 6.9. Won by two lengths, with one length between second and third. Time, lm 235. RAILWAY HANDICAP. . Of 125; 7 fur. 2 TENT CALL, 7.10 1 3 MONOLOFF, 8.1 2 1 LATAKIA, 8.9 - 3 Also started :—Green Acre, 7.12; Monoie, 7.0. Won by a head with a length between second and third. Time, lm 30s. OPUNAKE CUP, Of SOOsovs; ii miles. 4 LLANORE, 7.4 1 8 HIPO, 7.11 2 7 YOMA, 8.10 3 Also started: Star Area, 9.0; Orazone, 8.12; The Swell, 8.8; Manly, 8 6; Kawhakina, 7.12; Monsogne, 7.8. Won by one and a half lengths, with half a length between second and third. Time, 2.11.