WAIKATO RACING GLOB

Waikato Times, Volume 111, Issue 18642, 21 May 1932, Page 6

WAIKATO RACING GLOB

THE WINTER MEETING.

OPENING EVENT TO PUSS MOTH. LITTLE DOUBT SCORES. LANDMARK’S BIG STEEPLECHASE. CRUACHAN WINS OPEN HURDLES. The winter meeting of the Waikato Racing Club was held at Te Rapa today in fine but threatening weather. There was a good attendance from all parts of the province. The track was in good order, though holding, strong fields were engaged and interesting racing was provided. Following are the results: —

FAIRFIELD HANDICAP. Of £133; 6 furlongs. 1 PUSS MOTH, Messrs. Roulston Bros.’ b g, by Catmint —Midget, 3yrs, 7.12 (K. Voitre) 1 20 BOOK LAW, Mr R. H. Shaw, junr.’s hr g, by Valkyrian— Ellie, syrs, 8.0 (W. J. McDowell) 2 10 ARAWA ROSE, Mr W. Alexander’s br m, by Musketoon —Wee Rose, 3yrs, 7.12, car. 7.8 J (11. Brown) 3 Also started: 4 Chateau, 9.0 (KeesIng) ; 8 Kanapa, 8.12 (Day) ; 14 Illuminelii. 8.11 (Green); 7 Abbey Dream, 8.9 (B. Morris); 9 Nassau Lady, 8.2 (Mr T. Rowan); 3 Emancipation, 8.2 car. 7.11 (McKenzie); 13 Sweet Whisper, 8.1 (McTavish) ; 2 Echo Song, 8.1 (Cammick); 17 Toujours, 8 ; 0 (Murray) ; 23 Phiakuo, 7.13 car. 7.64 .(Long); 21 Miss Rewa, 7.13 car. 7.11 (Grice); 21 Kahau, 7.13 (Connor); 19 Vexillum, 7.13 car. 8.0 (McLaughlin); 23 Sir Musk, 7.13 car. 7.84 (Bassett); 14 Keith Hall, 7.13 (Tremain) ; 16 Lapstreet, 7.12 (Wiggins); 18 Pelting, 7.12 (Fergus); 6 Beryl Latour, 7.12 car. 7.13 (Ludlow), coupled with Lady Noreen, 7.12 (Vincent); 5 Wilton, 7.12 (Parsons), coupled with Phenomenon, 7.12 car. 7.134 (Mclnally) ; 10 Kind Words, 7.12 (Drinkwater), coupled with Arawa Rose; 10 Reclaimer, 7.12 car. B.OJ ((Moore), coupled with Top Light, 7.12 (Horne) ; 12 Master Norval, 7.12 (Stuart), coupled with Wishbone, 7.12 (.McRae).

Winner trained by W. Townsend, Pukeliohe.

Puss Moth was favourite with £llß from Echo Song (£81) and Emancipation (£63), Book Law being twentieth choice with only £6 on his prospects. His return was over a scoro.

Book Law was the first to become prominent and showed the way along the back to Chateau, Puss Moth, Lady Noreen, Kanapa, Echo Song, Pelting and Phenomenon. Book Law was still the pilot crossing the lop, at which stage Chateau, Keith Hall, Puss Moth and Kanapa were his closest attendants. Puss Moth moved up and showed the way into the straight to Book Law, Keith Hall, Kanapa, Kahau and Abbey Dream. Puss Moth saw it out to beat Book Law by a neck, with Arawa Rose three-quarters of a length away. Top Light was fourth and then came Kahau, Abbey Dream, Toujours and Pelting. Time 1.17 4-5.

MAIDEN HURDLE RACE HANDICAP Of £100; 14 miles.

7 PADDON, Mr W. James’ oh g, by Archiestown —Lady Frisco, aged, 9.10 (E. Stanway) 5 HIGH COMMISSIONER, Mr J. F. Tutchen’s ch g, by All Red — Little Footsteps, 6yrs, 9.0, car. 9.2 (J. Smith) 3 ARCADE, Mr C. P. Buckenham’s

br g, by Marble Arcli—Glenella, 6yrs, 9.0 (A. Jenkins) 3 Also started: 2 Leitrim, 10.13 (McRae); 4 Appledore, 10.0 (L. Dulieu) ; 1 Sports King, 9.12 (R. Syme); 6 Royal Visitor, 9.3 (Thomson); 12 Spring Abbey, 9.0 (Turner) ; 9 Trowbridge, 9.0 (P. M. Brady) ; 11 Kaihoremai, 9.0, car. 9.3 i (Garrett); 8 Val Simon, 9.0, car. 9.1 (Carmont) ; 14 Little Arch, 9.0, car. 0.3 J (N. Syme); 10 Haakon, 9.0 (Dulieu); 13 Thespis, 9.0, car. 9.3 (Burgess); 15 Tapapa, 9.0 (Gilmer). Winner trained by owner, Avondale. Sports King was most in demand with £215, the next in order of selection being Leitrim (£198) and x\rcade (£114). High Commissioner was fifth fancy with £92, and Paddon seventh in request at a double-figure return with £66. Leitrim was in charge passing the stands from Kalhoremal, Val Simon, Paddon, Arcade, Tapapa, Royal Visitor, Sports King and Thespis. Leitrim and Kaihoremai were together along the back from Val Simon, Paddon, Sports King, Arcade and Thespis. Paddon went to the front five furlongs from home, showing the way into Hie straight lo High Commissioner, Sports King, Arcade, Trowbridge and Royal Visitor. High Commissioner headed Paddon after the last fence, but the latter came again lo win by a neck from High Commissioner, with Arcade three lengths away. Royal Visitor was fourth, followed by Trowbridge, Sports King, Appledore, Haakon and Thespis. Time, 2.47 3-5.

WINTER HANDICAP. Of £150; li miles. 1 LITTLE DOUBT, Mr E. George’s b g, by Antagonist —Lady Pat, svrs, 8.5 (B. Morris) 1 6 GOOD IDEA, Mr J- M. Buchanan’s cli m, by Quin Abbey Mountain Dream, syrs, 7.0, car. 7.1 (R. Mcßae) 2 5 TRUE BLOOD, Mr W. Scholium’s ch g, by Archery—Bonny Helen, aged, 8.3 (It. McTavisli) 3 Also started: 3 Royal Doullon, 9.0 (Voilre); 2 King’s Archer, B.S (Kcesing); 4 Cynthia N„ 7.11 (Parsons); 7 Eager Rose, 7.9 (Baker). Winner trained by owner, New Plvmouth. Little Doubt commanded most support, going out an even-money favourite with £507 on iiis chances. King s Archer being next in request with £3OB. Good idea was sixth fancy witli £I3S. King’s Archer was slow to go away. Good Idea led out of flic straight from Eager Bose, Little Doubt, Cynthia N., True Blood, Royal Doullon and King’s Archer. Eager Bose look charge along Ihe hack from Good Idea, Kittle Doubt, Cynthia N., True Blood, Royal Douil.oii and King's Archer. Across the top Good Idea was Hie pilot with Eager Bose, Lillie Doubt, King’s Archer and True Blood in IhaL order. Good idea was Hie first into the straight, from Lillie Doubt, with Eager Bose, King's Archer, Cynthia N. and True Blood racing as named. Half wav down the running Little Doubt challenged Good idea and came on lo win by half a length. True Blood, who finished well, was Iwo and a-half lengths further oIY third. Eager Bose (whoso saddle slipped) was fourth, with Cynthia N. and Royal Doullon together and King’s Archer last. Time, 2.12 2-5.

WAIKATO STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. Of £225; about 24 miles. 2 LANDMARK, Mr J J. Corry’s b g by Surveyor—Consultation, Gyrs, 10.8 (D. O’Connor) 3 SLUMP, Mr T. A. Short’s br g by Absurd —Commerce, aged, 9.0 (11. Tinker) 1 LUCESS, Mr W. J. McLean’s b g by Lucullus —Musketry mare,

aged, 10.1 (W. Rennie) 3 Also started: 4 Claremore, 10.6 (L. Dulieu); 5 Mangani, 9.12 (N. Syme;. Winner trained by T. R. George, Blenheim.

Lucess was favourite with £474 from Landmark (£284) and Slump (£173). After clearing three fences Slump had charge, and showed the way along the back to Mangani, Lucess, Landmark, and Claremore. Landmark made a faulty jump at the fence crossing the top. After clearing the stand double the field was bunched, Lucess being the pilot from Mangani, Slump, Landmark, and Claremore. Along the back Landmark and Slump were together, with Lucess handy and. Claremore next. Landmark went to the front at the sod wall, and showed the way across the top to Slump and Lucess, with eight lengths back to Claremore, and Mangani a dozen lengths further away. Lucess erred at the fence on the top stretch and lost material ground. Landmark and Slump were on terms at the last fence from Claremore and Lucess. Landmark got the verdict by one and aquarter lengths from Slump, .who wassix lengths in front of Lucess. Mangani was fourth, and Claremore next. Time, 5.29 2-5,

FLYING HANDICAP. Of £125; 6 fur. 6 TRADESMAN, Mr H. T. Reilly’s bile g by Raceful—Lady Birdwood, 4yrs, 8.1 (T. Green) . . 1 5 KING FORD, Mrs F. Baker’s ch g by King Lupin—Miss Ford, 4 yrs, 7.6 (G. Connor) 2 2 MILADI, Mr J. J. Corry’s br f by Weathervane—Frenzied Finance, 3yrs, 7.7 (H. Wiggins) . . 3 Also started: 4 Historic, 9.0 (B. Morris); 3 Speedmint, 8.5 (Viotre); 1 Cnromadyne, 8.3 (Meliish); 8 Baroscope, 7.9 (Bentley) ; 7 Lucky Alice, 7.1 car. 7.5 (Chandler). Winner trained by owner, Te Rapa. Chromadyne (£549), Miladi (£253) and Speedmint (£45) were supported in that order. King Ford was fifth fancy with £2lO, and Tradesman sixth choice with £l6B.

Tradesman had charge along the back from King Ford, Miladi, Baroscope, and Chromadyne. King Ford led across the top from Tradesman, with Chromadyne, Baroscope, Miladi, H\storic and Speedmint in that order of the others. King Ford led into the straight from Tradesman, Chromadyne and Miladi. Tradesman finished on well to beaL King Ford by a neck, with Miladi a length away. Baroscope was fourth, closely attended by Chromadyne and Speedmint, with Historic and Lucky Alice next. Time, 1.15 2-5.

OPEN HURDLE RACE HANDICAP Of £150; If miles. 2 CRUACHAN, Messrs T. C. and H. W. Wilson's ch g by King Mark—Straga, Gyrs, 10.0 (R.

Miles) 9 ADVANCE CAMP, Mr C. P Buckinham’ s b g by Camp Fire

—Advance Dolly, aged, 10.1 (II

Dulieu) 2 6 LUMINARY, Mr W. Mills’ ch g by Day Comet —-Thurnline, aged, 10.11 (J. Mcßae) 3 Also started: 10 Prince Lu, 11.7 (Rennie); 5 High Pilcli, 10.9 (Mcllroy) ; 3 Pennyplain, 10.8 (Nlollisli) ; 1 Standfast, 10.5 (Thomson) ; 7 Nassock (Turner) ; 4 Arch Eagle, 9.0 car. 9.1 4 (Jenkins); 8 Mia Stella, 9.0 (Carmont).

Winner trained by C. Carmofit, sen., Te Rapa. Standfast was favourite with £2BO from Cruachan (£246), and Pennyplain (£211), Advance Camp, the ninth fancy, carry £B9. Advance Camp and Cruaclian took charge early and passing the stands at the end of five furlongs wore followed by Standfast, Mia Stella, Nassock, Penny Plain, Prince Lu, High Pitch, Luminary and Arch Eagle. Advance Camp and Cruachan were together along the back from Nassock, Standfast, Prince Lu, Penny Plain and Luminary. Cruachan was the first into tho straight with Advance Camp handy, and then came Standfast, Luminary, High Pitch and Nassock. Cruachan won nicely by four lengths from Advance Camp, who beat Luminary by 'three lengths. Standfast was fourth and then came High Pitch, Arch Eagle, Nassock, Mia Stella’, Prince Lu and Penny Plain. Time, 3.18 4-5.

ASHBURTON MEETING.

AUTUMN FIXTURE. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) ASHBURTON, Saturday. The ■Autumn meeting of the Ashburton Racing Club was held to-day in fine weather before a good attendance. The course was in excellent order. Following are the results:—

LONGBEACH HACK HANDICAP. Of £80; 6 fur. 1 RED ROYAL, 10.1 1 2 SOME GOOD, 9.4 2 8 LOCIIARD, 9.0 3 Also started: Crash, 10.9; Execution 9.4; Proud Knight., Ma Belle Polly, Adult, 9.0. Won by two lengths with a head between second and third. Time 1.15. SELMA TROT HANDICAP. 13 INDIANAPOLIS, limit 1 6 TE KINGI. limit 2

2>ST. FELIX, limit 3 Icioudy Range was coupled with the winner and Betty Jinks will) Te King!. Also started: Matchlight Junior, Betty Jinks, Bet tic Wrack, Cannonshot, Clem Dawe, Dark Girl, Dolly Huon, Cloudy Range, Golden Cross, Golden Direct, Good Companion, Great Horalius, Great Minto, Harvest Earl, Imposter, Lena Thorpe, Levanter, Lorelei, Match Bignen, Propeller, Raider, War Officer, Warcs-s, limit; Doll Dance, Lcrnoro, 24 yds behind. Won by two length with half a length between second and third. Time 3.30 2-5.

AUTUMN HANDICAP, Of £ 100 ; I mile. 1 RED HECKLE, 8.11 f 4 STRAIGHTCOURSE, 7.13 2 2 WEATIIERLEY, 7.5 3 Also started: Dunravcn, 7.10; Pakilere, 7.7; Water Power, Night Effort, 7.0. Won by a head, with two lengths between second and third. Time, 1.40 1-5.

TURF IN ENGLAND. MANCHESTER CUP. LONDON. May 20. | The race for Hie Manchester Gup | was run 10-day. It resulted as l'oli lows: —- ! Gil EMU I i B RUE EE KT MAJEI'R 2 TiI’PETS 3 j Thirteen started. Won by a neck with two lengths between second nn.i j third.