RACING.

Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18170, 7 November 1930, Page 8

RACING.

RICCARTON CARNIVAL. SILVERMINE IN GOOD ORDER. LA POUPEE GOES SMOOTHLY. (By Tel.—Special to Times.) ■> CHRISTCHURCH, Friday. The weather was fine for work at Riccarton this morning. The No. 6 grass was open for fast, work and new arrivals were allowed to work on the course proper. Johneen and Cessation on the No. 6 grass ran their first three furlongs in 38 4-5 s and six furlongs in lm 17 l-ss. They did it well. Imateagirl and Projection had a ding dong go over five furlongs which took lm 2 l-5s —a smart performance.

Pixie Gold and Silver Coot were hunted along for three furlongs and registered 365. Silvermine and Arikinui, with light boys up, dashed over half a mile in 49 l-ss. Silvermine had a shade the best of it with both doing their best. He has filled out into a racy looking gelding. Make Up and Compensation were together at the end of five furlongs in lm 3s, and Courtesy galloped six l'urlongs in lm 17 4-ss. A Good Class Juvenile. Jordan and Fair Weather were the first to gallop on the course properFair Weather won very easily in 495. Jordan’s time was 50 i-ss. Fair Weather is a good class youngster. La Poupee was held back to Chief Cook and Chief Light while they ran four furlongs in 50 i-ss. She went very smoothly. Black Mint ran a mile in lm 40 4-ss. The first four furlongs took 545. Audience, with L. J. Ellis up, sprinted half a mile in 52 4-ss, and could have done better. Song Box (L. J. Ellis) and Glenrowan (Bert Ellis), scampered over half a mile in 49 3-ss. They would not have done better.

An Oaks’ Candidate.

Lady Pam, ridden by H. Gray, galloped ten furlongs, being brought home by Miss Ransom over the last six furlongs. The pace was not on until the filly had gone three furlongs and she rattled over the last half mile in 50 l-ss, the ten furlongs taking 2m 15s. She. finished full of running and is evidently a high. class filly. - As an Oaks’ Candidate, she .has good -prospects. , ' , '". Courageous • and Shortly beat Hynanna very easily over a mile on the plough in lm '45 3-ss, and A 1 jolson had to be held back to Dumblane, while they ran six furlongs in lm 18 3-s's. ’ He is very wellCount Cavour and Gustavo were associated in a strong working gallop. Gustavo pulled up right. In Rare Health. Night March and Count Palatine were" given trotting exercise.- Both are in rare health and the struggle between them in the cup should he severe. After breakfast Arrow Lad was sent six furlongs on the course proper with T. Green up. He ran the first two furlongs in '26s and reached the winning post in lm 17s without being bustled. He is very well. Earthquake finished ahead of Gold Pit and Lady Valkyrie in a sprint over half a mile that took 51 2-5 s after getting much the worst of the start. Merry Dam°n Appears. Merry Damon, who arrived this morning, galloped seven furlongs in lm 35 1-os and had to be hunted along all the way to do that. Brumal ran three furlongs on the No. 6 grass in 37 2-5 s and Monatio dashed over the same ground in 36 2-ss.

THE WHANGAREI CLUB. SPRING MEETING RESULTS. WHITE WINGS WINS THE MANAIA. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WHANGAREI, Thursday. The spring meeting of the Whangarei Racing Club was opened to-day in showery weather before a good attendance. The course was in satisfactory order. Following are the concluding results: — HIKURANGI HACK HANDICAP. Of £130; 7 fur. 2 JAELDY KARO, 8.3 1 i TRADESMAN, 8.12 car. 8.7 .. 2 3 SIR MOND, 8.6 3 Also started: 4 Bizarro, 7.0 car. 7.1. Winner trained by F. Dowding, Avondale. Three lengths; four lengths. Time, 1.29. MANAIA HANDICAP. Of £200; 6 fur. 1 WHITE WINGS, 8.5 1 2 FOOT RULE, 7.0 car. 7.1 ... . 2 4 LADY’S BOY, 8.9 3 Also started: 5 Branson, 9.0; 6 Royal Tea, 8.11; 7 Imperial Prince, 8.0, car. 7.11; 3 White Ringlet, 7.0, car. 7.1. Winner trained by W. Goscomb, Takanini. Short neck; three lengths. Time, 1.15 1-5. PARAHAKI HANDICAP. Of £140; 1 mile. 3 BIG BERTHA, 8.0 1 2 GRAND TEA, 9.5 2 6 KING WILLONYX, 8.0 car. 8.1 3 Also started: 5 Nassock, 8.8; 1 Llanore, 8.4; 7 Kawainga, 8.0; 4 Helium, 8.0; 8 Sleepy Sol, 8.0. Winner trained by owner, Pulfekohe. Length and a-half; length and a-lialf. The Totallsator. The totaliastor 1 handled £11,809 10s, compared with £14,214 on the first day last year—a decrease of £2404 10s. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-MORROW. (R; Telegraph.—Press Association.) WHANGAREI, Thursday. The following acceptances have been received for the second day of the Whangarei races on Saturday:— KAURI HANDICAP. Of £100; 5 fur. Red Lion, 9.0; Camp Princess, 7:10; Land Measure, 7.10; Armenia, 7-8;

Ivaihoremai, 7.7; Paper Dart; 7.7; Magic Mint, 7.7; Gay Idea, 7.7; Dayform, 7.7; Spring Song, 7.7; Superfine, 7.7; Vanessa, 7.7.

Land Measure, Camp Prlnoess and Armenia may find most favour.

MARSDEN HANDICAP. Of £130; 6 fur. Tradesman, 9-3; Jaeldy Karo, 9.1; Sir Mond, 8.9; Tetrachate, 8.6; Waimuri, 8.5; Gold Lily, 7.13;‘ Tambourine, 7.11; Grown Arch, 7.0.

Jaeldy Karo, Tradesman and Tetrachate promise to be well considered.

POROTI HURDLES. Of £150; li miles 197yds. Glena Bay, 11.0; St. Ames, 10.4; Quincoma, 9-7; Wan Lii, 9.1; Royal Day, 9.0; Respirator, 9.0; Bizarro, 9.0; Sleepy S'ol| 9.0; Sunny Morn, 9.0.

Final figures may point to St. Ames, Glena Bay and Sleepy Sol.

PARK HANDICAP Of £275; 1 mile.

True Blood, 8.12; Gay Cockade, 8.6; Grand Tea, 8.3; Big Bertha, 7.5; Nassock, 7.0; Hannibal, 7.0.

In this the leading event of the day, Gay Cockade, True Biood and Grand Tea will have support.

PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. Of £200; 6 fur. White Wings, 9.0; Branson, 8.12; Lady’s Boy, 8.10; Royal Tea, 8.9; Tradesman, 8.4; Imperial Prince, 7.12; White Ringlet, 7.0-

Final figures of investment may point to White Wings, Tradesman and Royal Tea.

KAMO HANDICAP. Of £100; 7 fur. Archeen, 10.12; Oration, 10.3; Illingar, 9.3; Palmares, 8.11; Orchus, 8.0; Royal Seagull, 7.11; Do Aka, 7.10: Ivaihoremai, 7.0: Alloy, 7.0; Alpina, 7.0; Radiant Sun, TO; Wishbone, 7.0.

Orchus may have most call over Archeen and Palmares.

TITOIvI HANDICAP, Of £130; 7 fur. Jaeldy Karo, 8.13; Sir Motd, 8.7; Sub-editor, 7.12; Gold Lily, 7.11; Red Lion, 7.11; Tambourine, 7.9; Stimulant, 7.8; Spring Song, 7.0; Bizarro, 7.0; Armenia, 7.0; Vanessa, 7.0In a keen investing race Jaeldy Karo, Sub-Editor and Stimulant are promised consideration.

FAREWELL HANDICAP. Of £140; 1 mile. \ Grand Tea, 9.10; Big Bertha, 8.12; Archeen, 8.11; Lady’s Boy, 8.9'; Nassock,' 8.7; Llanore, 8.4; King Willynox. 8.2; Imperial Princess, 8.0; Helium, 8.0; Sleepy Sol, 8.0; Alpina, 8.0.

The concluding event of the programme may have Big Bertha, Grand Tea and Helium well thought of.