4.30 O’CLOCK EDITION

Waikato Times, Volume 109, Issue 18348, 6 June 1931, Page 6

4.30 O’CLOCK EDITION

LATEST RACING. THE- AUCKLAND CLUB. WINTER MEETING AT ELLERSLIE. KING FORD RANFURLY WINNER. HIGH PITCH'S REMUERA HURDLES. MASTER L.U WINS BIG STEEPLES. TANERIRI TAKES ST. GEORGE. (Special to Times.) AUCKLAND, Saturday. The Auckland Racing Club's Winter meeting was continued at Ellerslie today in fine weather before a good attendance. The track was holding. Details of the racing are as follows: — HUNT CLUB CUP, Of £300; about 2J miles. 1 BILLY BOY, Mr G. J. Quirke’s hr g by Archiestown —Lady Lila, aged, 9.10 (F. Foster) 1 4 TOWN BEAUTY, Mr C. Wallace's cli g by Archiestown colt .—Beauty, 4yrs, 9.0 (H. Dulieu) 2 2 SENORA, Mr A. T. Gattrell’s br m by All Red —Senorlta, aged, 9.0 (W. Rennie) 3 Also started: 3 Mashoor, 10.7 (McRae) ; 7 Jiu Jazz, 10.4 (Jarvis);. 10 Fair Abbey, 8.12 (Mcllroy) ; 0 Nukutcre, 9.3 (Mellish) ; 9 St. Lucas, 9.0 (Craddock); 8 Glen Maree, 9.0 (Sharkey) ;G Nassone, 9.4 (Turner). Winner trained by R. W. A. Lewis, Onehunga. Billy Boy was most in demand with £BOB, the 'next in order of selection being Senora (£789 10s), Mashoor (£547) and Town Beauty (£377 10s). Nassone lost her rider at the first jump while Mashoor fell at the first fence on the hill top. Billy Boy showed the way over the stand double to St. Lucas, Senora, Jju Jazz, Nukutere, Town Beauty and Glen Maree. Fair Abbey fell at the fence by the seven furlong post. Going up the hill the last time Senora, Billy Boy and Jiu Jazz were on terms followed by Nukutere, St. Lucas, Town Beauty and Glen Maree. Senora and Billy Boy were together approaching the last fence with Town Beauty, Nukutere and Jiu Jazz in that order. Billy . Boy went on to win by a length and ahalf from Town Beauty who was two and a-half lengths in front of Senora. Jiu Jazz was fourth with Nukutere, St. Lucas and Glen Maree in that order. Time, 5.22. The winner is a promising young jumper. He' fenced very cleanly today and showed a good turn of speed. Town Beauty was some way out of It for most of the trip but finished on well. Senora gave an improved. showing on her first day's effort when she fell early. She was always prominent to-day but tired in the finishing stages. Jiu Jazz made a fair showing.

RANFURLY HANDICAP, Of £300; 7 fur. 8 KING FORD, Mrs F. Balter's ch g by King Lupin—Miss Ford, 3yrs., 8.11 (E. Keesing) 1 11 FULL MEASURE, Mr J. Paterson’s ch c by Surveyor—Thurence, 3yrs, 7.4 car 7.6 J (Fergus) ■ 2 1 GAY LAP, Mr R. Casey’s b g • by Lapidary—Lady Swift, 3yrs., 9.12 (11. Gray) 3 Also started; 1 Valstreet, 8.8 car. 8.9 (Reid) coupled with Gay Lap; 6 Pakitere, 9.0 car. 9.1 (Ellis); 2 Catoma, 8.9 (Wiggins); 3 Taurua, 8.4 ■(Yoitre); 5 Bronze Tray, 7.8 car 7.9 (McTavish) coupled with British Princess, 7.0 car. 7.1 (Pine); 9 King Peg, 7.4 (Cammick); 4 Emancipation, 7.4 car. 7.0 (Bentley); 10 Gold Lily, 7.2 (Horne); 7 Captain Dollar, 7.0 (Goldfinch). Winner trained by J. F. Tutcheu, Te Rapa. The Gay Lap-Yalslrcet bracket commanded most attention going out witli £1558, the next in demand being Catoma (£.1011) and Taurua (£995). The Hamilton-owned and Te Rapatrained King Ford was eighth choice with £333 and Full Measure eleventh fancy with £lOl 10s. King Ford showed t>ho way along the back io British Princess, Full Measure and Bronze Tray. Half a milo from home King Ford, Captain Dollar, Full Measure, Gay Lap, Pakitere and King Peg were in that order. King Ford showed the way into the straight to Captain Dollar, Gay Lap, Full Measure and Emancipation. King Ford won by three-quarters of a length from Full Measure who was two and a-half lengths in front of Gay Lap. Emancipation was fourth followed by Bronze Tray, Catoma, Gold Lily, Valstrr/t, British Princess, Pakitere, King Peg and Captain Dollar. Time, 1.312-5. 'Pbe first and second horses returned double figure dividends. King Ford who was drawn much closer in than at his first day’s start, had the best of it out of the barrier. The Te Rapa candidate ran the journey out in good style. Full Measure was always prominent. Gay Lap did not have, flic best of it early while his weight told at the end. Emancipation was finishing on well. Catoma and Taurua were not particularly prominent.

R EMU ERA HURDLE RACE. Of £500; 2 miles. 6 HIGH I’ITCII, Mr J. Irwin’s b g by Sarclicdon—Shrill, aged, 9.0 (A. G. Campbell) 1 2 MAKE UP, Mr J. J. Corry’s b g by Surveyor—Rosenur, syrs., 11.0 (A. McDonald) 2 5 NUCLEUS, Mr F. W. Ehrhorn’s br m bv Lucullus —Persis, aged, 9.13 (H. Dulicu) 3 Also started: 3 Carinthla, 11.9 (Thompson); 1 Prince Lu, 10.11 (Rennie) ; 7 Easterly, 9.4 (Cannont) ; 4 Singleton, 9.0 (Mcltroy) ; 8 Pendnvics, 9.0 car. 9.2 (N. Syrne). Winner trained by owner, Paeroa. The Cambridge-trained Prince Lu was the elect of investors going out with £1249 on his prospects from Make Up (£IOO3 10s) and Carinthla (£932 10s), there being £OO4 for the sixth fancied High Pitch. Prince Lu was soon in front showing Use way past Hie stands to High Pitch Nucleus. Pcndavies. Make Up, Easterly add Singleton will; Carinthia well back. Along the back the order was Prince Lu. High Pilch, Nucleus and Make Up (together':, Pcndavies, Singleton. Easterly and Carinthia. Approaching the straight. High Pitch, Make Up and Nucleus closed on Prince Lu. High pitch going on to win by one and ahalf lengths from Make Up who was a length in front of Nucleus. Singleton

was fourth and then came Prince Lu and Carinthia, Easterly falling at the last fence. Time, 3.54 2-5. The winner, who jumped well, .was always prominent and finished with something in reserve. He is a greatly improved jumper. Make Up was always in the issue but found the task of giving two stone to the winner too •much. Nucleus went a useful race. Prince Lu endeavoured to win from end to end but he stopped quickly over the concluding stages. Carinthia was finishing on well after being a long way back for most of the trip. GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE Of £1500; about 3| miles. 4 MASTER LU,' Messrs M. and J. O’Connor’s b g by Spalpeen— Lupin mare ,aged, 9.4 (J. McRae) 1 12 WAKO KING( Air J. H. Greenhead’s ch g by King Lupin— Karitea, aged, 9.0 car. 9?4 (H. Dulieu) 2 1 LUCESS, Mr W. J. McLean’s b g by Lucullus- —Musketry mare, aged, 8.12 (F. Foster) 3 Also started: 10 Wiltshire, 11.2 (R. Syme) ; 6 Nukumai, 10.2 (Miles); 2 Star Comet, 9.11 (P. M. Brady); 8 Copey, 9.0 (Tucker); 3 Dark Prince, 9.0 car. 9,2 (Olive); 5 Foxhound, 9.0 (J. Smith) ; 14 Lupin Abbey, 9.0 (Carmont); 7 Matu, 9.0 (Mackie) ; 13 Paris, 9.0 car. 9.2 (Dempster); 11 Perle de Leon, 9.0 car. 9.1 (O’Connor); 9 Spalpiko, 9.0 (McGregor). Winner trained by owners, Ka(here. Lucess was most supported with £1484 from Star Comet (£1399), Dark Prince (£754) and Master Lu (£671), Wako King being twelfth choice was £228. Dark Prince fell at the first fence and Paris on the hill top. When they came past the stands the first time Spalpiko had charge from Star Comet, Lucess, Nukumai, Foxhound, Wiltshire, Master Lu, Copey, Perle de Leon, Make Up, Wako King and Lupin Abbey. Star Comet and Perle de Leon fell at the fence by the sevenfurlong post while Nukumai went out of action on the hill top. Over the stand double entering on the final round, Spalpiko was twenty lengths in front of Master Lu and then came Lucess, Copey, Wiltshire, Matu,. Wako King, Foxhound and Lupin Abbey. Foxhound ran off here, Spalpiko leading up the hill the last time followed by Master Lu, Copey, Lucess, Wako King, Matu and Wiltshire, with Lupin Abbey well back. Alaster Lu took charge after clearing the first fence at the hill top, and showed the way down the hill to Lucess, Spalpiko, Copey, Wako King, Matu and Wiltshire. Alaster Lu was the pilot into the straight from Lucess, Wako King, Copey, Alatu, Spalpiko and Wiltshire. Alaster Lu won by eight lengths from Wako King who was three lengths in front of Lucess. Copey was fourth and then came Alatu, Spalpiko and Wiltshire. Time, 8.12. The winner gave a fine display of jumping and gained a very comfortable victory. Wako King put up a surprisingly good showing. Lucess was in the issue throughout but tired over the concluding stages. Cope.y went a good race while Alatu was finishing on well. Spalpiko who made most of the running stopped badly over the final stages. Star Comet was going well until he his mistake.

KING GEORGE HANDICAP, Of £600; 7 furlongs. 2 TANERIRI, Mr H. Rama’s br g by Antagonist—Country Picnic, syrs, 8.0, (H. Goldfinch) .... 1 4 INEVITABLE, Mr G. A. Kain’s b b by Thurnham —Comment, 4yrs., *7.7 (H. Wiggins) 2 5 REFRESHER, Air G. Glenn’s b h by Tea Tray—Hula Girl, 4yrs., 8.7 (R. S. Bagby) 3 Also started: 3 Havering, 9.10 (Gray); i Gold Money, 8.13 (Green); 14 Royal Doulton, 8.7 (McTavish); 2 Manawhcnua, 8.2 (Parsons) coupled with Taneriri; 11 Eager Rose, 8.0 (Keesing); 12 Llandudno. 7.10 (Fergus); 6 Awaken, 7.8 (Yoitre); 9 Lucy Rose, 7.6 car. 7.8 J (Ludlow); 10 British King, 7.5 (Pine) ; 8 Valroc. 7.2 car. 7.3 (Cammick); 13 Puriri Park, 7.0 car. 7.2 (Gilmer); 7 Lady’s Boy, 7.0 (Bentley). Winner trained by owner, Ellerslie. Most money came for Gold Money who carried £1738 from the Manawhenua —Taneriri bracket (l£ 14 28), Havering (£ll9O 10s) and Inevitable! (£772). When they settled down Mana- j whenua had charge from Puriri Park, Refresher, Inevitable, Lady’s Boy, Havering,, British King and Royal Doulton. At the end of three furlongs the order was Manawhcnua, Puriri Park, Inevitable, Refresher, Lady’s Boy, British King, Gold Money and Llandudno. When they levelled up for the run home Manawhcnua, Lady’s Boy, Puriri Park, Refresher and Inevitable were all prominent. Taneriri, finishing fast on the outside, won by a neck from Inevitable who beat Refresher by a similar distance. Lady's Boy was fourth and then came Awaken, Manawhenua, Puriri Park, Gold Money, Llandudno, Havering and Eager Rose. Time, 1.30. It was a great finish. Taneriri was well back until the straight was reached. He finished with a great rattle. Inevitable siayed on much better 'than on his first day’s appearance and appeared to lie a bit unlucky in meeting with some interference from Refresher near the home turn. Refresher was in Hie issue throughout and so was Lady’s Roy. Gold Money and Havering were both beaten by their weights. Yalroc lost his rider in the early stages of the race. Manawhcnua and Puriri Park were prominent for most of the trip.

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. SECOND DAY’S RESULTS. TAHUNA STEEPLES TO CULTIVATOR SALMO SALAR’S BIG EVENT. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) DUNEDIN, Saturday. The Dunedin .Jockey Club’s Winter meeting was concluded to-day in unsettled, wintry weather before n fair attendance. The course was very heavy. Following are the results:—T AIIU XA ST E E P LE Cll AS E. Of £110; 2 miles and 1 fur. 4 CULTIVATOR, 9.0 1 1 UMTALI, 10.2 2 3 HEATHER EAD, 10.12 3 .Also slnrled: Trartarian, 11.5; Kaikaliu, 10.2: Star Tractor, 9.1; Doramain. 9.u: Good Gift. tun. Won hy half a length, with eight lengths between seeond and third. Time, 5.9. AI.DWORTH HANDICAP, (if £125; Ij miles. 6 SPANISH MAID. 7.7 I i THE SMUGGLER, 9.13 2 3 SAILING HOME, 8.10 3

Also started: Ballanee, 9.3; Leading Boy, 8.6; Shipshape, 8.3; Baby Bliss. 8.o'; High Speed, 7.J1; Felony, 7.10; Palmary, 7.7. Won by a neck, with a similar distance between second and third. Time, 2.17 3-5. KING GEORGE HANDICAP. 4 SALAIO SALAR, 8.2 1 1 PUCHESTOWN, 7.4 2 6 NIGHT AIAID, 7.1 3 Also started: Alount Boa, 9.0; Charmaine, 8.11; Ball Dress, 8.2; Wlngatui, 7.7. Won by a head, with three and ahalf lengths between second and third. Time, 2.14 4-5. GREENFIELD HURDLES. 2 ALADDIN, 9.11 1 1 AfEAIBO, 10.10 2 3 CAAIISADER, 9.4 3 Also started: Guncase, Oriflamb, 9.2; Captain’s Gift, 9.0. W r on by a short length, with three lengths between second and third. Time, 3.25. EAIPIRE HANDICAP, Of £150; 6 fur. 3 MASTER ANOAIALY, 7.10 1 4 WAVING CORN, 7.13 2 5 ROYAL SAXON, 8.11 3 Also started: Palermo, 9.9; Assemble 7.10; Aspiring 7.8. Won by a length, with a neck between second and third. Time, 1.20.

RACING AT GREYMOUTH. THE COMBINED MEETING. SECOND DAY'S RESULTS. NOVICE STAKES TO VALPINE. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) GREYAIOUTH, Saturday. The combined meeting of the Grey-mouth-Westland Clubs was concluded to-day in fine weather before a good attendance. The course was in good order. Following are the results: — NOVICE. STAKES. Of £7s;’ 5 i fur. 2 VALPINE, 8.13 ■ 1 1 METAL BIRD, 7.13 2 4 EARTHQUAKE, 7.13 3 Also started: Lady Lackham, Clamor, Rio Rita, Thurnham Lass, 8.13. Won by two lengths with a neck between second andthird. Time, 1.13. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Of £7O; 6J fur. 2 FULL CROP, 8.9 1 5 QUINOLA, 7.4 2 1 SOLVEAR, 8.8 3 Also started: Sagitarius, 8.12; Animated, 7.7. Won by three lengths, with a head between second and third. Time, 1.13. 4-5. MAWHERA TROT. Of £75; limit, 2.28; 1 mile. 5 ROKENA, 12 1 3 ETIQUETTE, 24 2 13 SISSISOX, limit Also started: Pearl Bingen, Tempo, Allanora, Dillonetic, limit; Bingen Wilkes, 12; Royal Iroquois 24; Princess Thea, 36; Royal Drusus, Loco, 48; Flying Kate, 60. Won by a length, with a similar distance between second and third. Time, 2.26. WINTER HANDICAP, Of £120; 1 mile. 1 GIGGLESWICK, 8.13 1 6 THURSBY, 7.4 2 4 NOTEWORTHY, 9.13 3 Also started: Taku Tama, 8.9; Miss Mercia, 8.3; Solvear, 8.1: The Dove, 7.11; Fairy Tidings, 7.5; Bold Archer, Pari, 7.4. Won by a length with a similar distance between second and third. Time 1.47. FLYING HANDICAP, Of £75; 5£ fur. 1 LIMITED, 9.9 1 4 FULL CROP, 8.9 2 5 MATAA, 7.8 3 Also started: Quantum, 10.0; Subdivision, 9.2; Sagitarius, 8.12; The Dove, 8.1; Quinola, 7.4; Lady Lackham, 7.0.

Won by two lengths with half a length between second and third. Time 1.11 1-5.

RACING IN ENGLAND. THE OAKS. United Press Assn. —Elec. Tei. Copyright. (Received June 6, 12.15 p.m.) LONDON, June 5. •The race for Ilia Oaks was run today, and resulted: BRULETTE 1 FOUR COURSE 2 LINKSTAR 3 Fifteen started. Won by a length, three-quarters of a length separating second and third.

the derby result. RAPIDITY OF CABLE ADVICE. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Saturday. The result of the Derby was telegraphed by Imperial and International Communication Ltd. to the following centres after the winner had passed the post, in the following times: Bombay, two 'seconds; Alexandria, two seconds; Capetown, three seconds; Hongkong, throe seconds; Adelaide, four seconds; South America, five seconds.