LATEST RACING.

Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18803, 26 November 1932, Page 6

LATEST RACING.

TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB. FIRST DAY’S RESULTS. MAIDEN TO BLANFORD. LADY QUEX WINS THE SPRINT. MAORI BOY’S ALISON CUP. (Special to Times.) AUCKLAND, Saturday. The spring meeting of the Takapuna Jockey Club was opened to-day in fine weather- before a good attendance. The course was in ideal order. Following are the results:—■ MELROSE MAIDEN HANDICAP. Of £100; 5J furlongs. 6 BLANFORD, Mr A. Winder’s blk g, by Acre —Lady Sykes, 4yrs, 8.3 (L. Dulieu) 1 3 ROMAN MASCOT, Mr N. Cunningham’s b f, by Lucullus —• Fabriquette, 3yrs, 8.1 (R. McTavish) 2 8 BRITISH COLUMBIA, Mr W. H. Maria’s br g, by Top Gallant — Columbia, 3yrs, 8.1 (A. G. Parsons) 3 Also started: 10 Laudatory, 8.3 (0. Reed); 7 The Pullet, 8.3 (Connor); 12 Trickle, 8.3 (Green); 16 Bright Flower, 8.1, car. 7.12 (R. Mcßae) ; 14 Courthaven, 8.1 (E. Manson) ; 4 Directory, 8.1, car. 8.5 J (Mclnally) ; 20 Gold Musk, 8.1 (Smith); 15 Ilispania, 8.1 (11. Gilmer) ; 1 Kahau, S.i, car. 8.3 (A. Tinker) ; 9 Lady Carrington, 8.1, car. 7.114 (Walters) ; 18 Musgo, S.I (Gomm); 11 Muskon, 8.1 (Atkins); 5 Reviver, 8.1 (L. Manson); 2 Schizanthus, 8.1 (Voitre) ; 17 Tahae Mea, 8.1 (Bentley); 13 Top Light, 8.1 (Horne); 19 Traced, 8.1 (Craddock). Winner trained by R. A. Edwards, Thames. The Te Rapa owned and trained Kahau was most in demand with £32S from Schizanthus (£226) and Roman Mascot (£186), Blanford being sixth in demand with £SO 10s. Kahau was quickly in charge from Reviver, Schizanthus, British Columbia, Roman Mascot, Trickle, Lady Carrington, Blanford, Courthaven and Hispania. There was little change across the top. At the straight entrance Kahau, Reviver and Roman Mascot were practically on terms in front of Schizanthus, British Columbia, Trickle and Blanford. Blanford won by a length and a-half from Roman Mascot, who beat British Columbia by a neck. Bright Flower was fourth, followed by Laudatory, Muskon, Tahae Mea, Lady Carrington and Musgo. Time, 1.9 1-5. The winner, who was not too well placed early made up his ground steadily, and his finishing run was too solid for the opposition. Roman Mascot and British Columbia made good efforts, while Bright Flower was finishing on well, as also were Laudatory and Muskon. Kahau, Reviver and Schizanthus were finished with soon after entering the straight. CHELTENHAM HANDICAP. Of £150; 6 furlongs. 1 LADY QUEX, Mr W. G. Emeny’s br m, by Lord Quex —White Clover, aged, 9.3 (F. Foster) .. 1 3 EXAGGERATION, Mr T. Impey’s b m, by Lucullus —Ilolymond, 4yrs, 7.7 (H. Wiggins) 2 4 PAGANELLI, Mr M. J. Carroll’s br g, by Lord Quex —Ringdove, aged,- 9.3 (0. Mclnally) 3 Also started: 5 Huntingdon, 8.9 (Bagby); 2 High Comedy, 8.0 (Voitre); 6 Marechal, 7.11 (Baker). Winner trained by E. George, New Plymouth.

Lady Quex (£467), High Comedy (£405) and Exaggeration (£306) were the best supported.

Faganelli and Exaggeration were soon out making the pace with Lady Quex, High Comedy and Huntingdon racing on terms and Marechal last. Across the top Paganelli was just clear of Exaggeration and then came Huntingdon and Lady Quex. Paganelli and Exaggeration were the first into the straight from Lady Quex, Marechal and Huntingdon. Lady Quex won by a neck from Exaggeration, who was a head in front of Paganelli. Marechal was fourth and Huntingdon next. Time, 1.14. Lady Quex was nicely handled and finished on well. Exaggeration ran a good race under a handy weight, but Paganelli’s impost told in the end. Huntingdon and Marechal were never dangerous. High Comedy Dies.

While crossing the top High Comedy fell, and died, the horse having burst a blood vessel. High Comedy was a four-year-old gelding by Leighton—Comedienne and was owned by Mr R. T. Reid, of Hamilton, and trained at Takanini by P. E. Pope. He was a useful stake earner, his most important victory being the Manawatu Sires’ Produce Stakes. SPRING HACK HANDICAP. Of £110; 6 fur. 2 GAY MARIGOLD, Messrs. 0. Nicholson and E. R. Davis’ blk f. by Grand Knight—Queen March, 3yrs, 3.1 i (R. S. Rngby) 1 5 ROYAL GALLANT. Messrs. C. and W. J. Howard’s br g, by Top Gallant —Princess Illona, 4yrs, 8.4 (F. Foster) 2 4 CURRAJONG, Mr 11. Caldcr's br g, by Lucullus —Minsk, Oyrs, 7.5, car.' 7.3 (K. Yoilre) 3 Also started: 3 Karangapai, 3.10 (Keesing): 0 Ruby Dawn, 8.2 (Connor); 7 Princess Star, 7.9 (Gamin): 1 Merry Lap, 7.7 (Wiggins): S Lord Willonyx, 7.1 (Fearn); 6 Yalpai, 7.0 (Duncan). Winner trained by R. S. Bagby, Takanini.

Merry Lap (£568) was favourite, with £543 for Gay Marigold and £474 for Karangapai, the next best supported. Royal Gallant was fifth in request with £231. Currajong led along the back with Gay Marigold. Royal Gallant, Princess Star, Lord Willonyx, Merry Lap and Yalpai in that order. Three furlongs from home Currajong, Gay Marigold and Princess Star were on terms in front of Yalpai, with Merry Lap and Royal Gallant Ihe handiest, of Hie otliors. Gay Marigold and Gnrnjong showed the way into the straight, to Princess Star, Royal Gallant an 1 Yaipai. Gav Marigold won by a length from Royal Gallant, who was a neck in front of Currajong. Yalpai was fourth, followed by Lord Willonyx, Karangapai. Merry Lap, Princess Star and Ruby Dawn. Time, 1.15. This was Ihe winner’s third success on end. Her comfortable margin today ensures her prospects being still favourable. Royal Gallant ran a good race, while Currajong was in the picture from ‘barrier rise. Yalpai’s effort was of a useful order, but Merry

Lap failed to finish on as well as was expected. Karangapai missed the jump-out and was required to cover extra ground as a result.

ALISON CUP. Of £2SO; 1 mile 3 fur. and 40yds

10 MAORI BOY. Mr T. E. Davison’s

br h, by Lucullus —Capable, aged, 7.1, car. 7.0 (O. Reed) . . 1 4 TARPORLEY, Mrs M. Robert- ' son’s br g, by Flying King Chatenay, syrs, 7.0, car. 7.1 (R. Horne) - 2 8 GAY IDEA, Mrs M. W. Powell’s br m, by Paper Money broney—Dancing Doll, syrs, 7.0, car. 7.3 i (A. G. Murray) .■ 3 Also started: 3 Volimond, 3.11 (Keesing) ; 1 Royal Artist, 8.5 (Voitre); 5 Refresher, 8.2 (Green); 9 Alloy, 7.8 (Parsons) ; 2 Great Emblem, 7.8 (Wiggins); 6 Gay Cockade, 7.2 (Mcßae); 7 Teels, 7.0 (Canj.mick). Winner trained by owner, Avondale. Royal Artist was the elect of investors carrying £737 on his_ chances, the next in order of selection being Great Emblem (£701) and Volimond (£342), Tarporley being seventh in demand with £309 and Maori Boy tenth in request with £l2l. Passing the stands Maori Boy and Refresher were the pilots from Gay Cockade,'Teels, Great Emblem, Royal Artist, Alloy and Volimond. Along the back Maori Boy was still In charge with Gay Cockade and Great Emblem on terms- In front of Royal Artist and Teels. Maori Boy showed the way into the straight to Great Emblem, Refresher and Tarporley, with Royal Artist at the head of the others. Maori Boy scored by a neck from Tarporley, with Gay Idea a similar distance further off. Royal Artist was fourth and then came Refresher, Great Emblem, Teels, Alloy, Volimond, and Gay Cockade. Time, 2.22 3-5. Maori Boy gave his- supporters a double-figure return. He was In front practically throughout, establishing a race record. Tarporley, after a slow beginning, finished on particularly well. Gay Idea came from a long way back. Royal Artist was always fairly well placed. He threw out a challenge in the straight, but could not overhaul the leaders. Refresher and Great Emblem went well for a mile and a-quarter. -CAMBRIA HANDICAP. Of £lls (two-year-olds); 5 furs. 1 CORONIS, Mr E. 11. -B. Milsom’s ch f by Gay Shield —Phaola, 7.7 (P. Atkins) I 1 2 GAY SETON, Mr C. Matthews’ b c by Gay Shiela—Persis, 9.1 (A. Tinker) 2 3 START ARTIST, Airs R. T. Reid’s b f toy Leighton—-Comedi-enne, 8.1 (IK. Voitre) 3 Also started: 6 Rereatu, 8.0 (Craig) ;'4 Deputy Ruler, 7.12 (Parsons); 5 Enjoyment, 7.8 (Murray). Winner trained toy R. S. Bagby, Takanlni.

Coronis was -an odds-on favourite with £859 from Gay Seton (£508) and Star Artist (£459). ißereatu was the early leader from Deputy Ruler, Gay Seton and -Coronis. Coronis had -charge across the top from Rereatu, Deputy'Ruler, Enjoyment, Star Artist -and Gay Seton. Coronis, Rere-atu, Gay Seton and Slav Artist were practically on terms into the straight, Coronis winning toy a neck from Gay Seton, who beat Star Artist toy three-quarters of a length. Deputy Ruler was fourth with Enjoyment and Rereatu next. Time, 1.2. The winner, who had been responsible for good -track work began better than usual to-day. He ran the journey out in good style and is sure to be- improved by the race. Gay Seton made another consistent showing, while Star Artist’s was a useful performance. RACING AT LEVIN. ANNUAL MEETING. MAIDEN TO BEE ACRE. DAY LASS WINS HURDLES. (By Telegrapli.—Press Association.) LEVIN, Saturday. The annual meeting of the Levin Racing Club was held to-day in fine weather before a fair attendance. The course was In excellent order. Following are the results-: — MAIDEN RACE. Of £6O; weight 8.7; 6 furlongs. 1 BEE ACRE, 8.7 1 6 ACRELICT, 8.7 2 5 BEACONSFIELD, 8.7 3

Also started: Bonnie Vale, Cape of Good Hope, Crown Grant, Count Roussillon, Canefleld, King Thomond, Le Rang!, Milnrow, Maypay, Makira, Shootist, Tea Stream, Traymela, War Eagle, 8.7.

Won by a length, with three lengths between second and third. Time, 1.12 2-5.

MANAKAU HACK HURDLES. Of £7O; 1J miles. 3 DAY LASS, 9.2 1 8 TAURA LAD, 9.0 2 6 BRIGHT SONG, 9.0 3 Also started: Manifesto, 10.8; Araios, Headland, 9.0. Won by 100 yards, with 20 lengths between second and third. WERAROA HACK HANDICAP. Of £7O; 7 furlongs. 4 GOLD GLEAM, S.O 1 1 LATE JEST, S.O ~ 2 CHIEF SAVAGE. S.lO 3 Also started: Captain Dan, Clangor, 8.5; Money Mint, Chile, 8.2; Fallow, Golden Horn, Moab Queen, Mac Ccana, Tranquility, 8.0. Won by four lengths, with six lengths between second and third. Time, 1.27 3-5. MAKO MAKO HACK HANDICAP. Of £7O; 6 furs. 3 AIGUILLE, 8.6 1 I SOLITAIRE 11., B.S 2 9 PURSE, 7.8 3

Also started: Wasteland, 7.12; Dick Whittington, 7.10; Miss Cavendish, Forest Slag, 7.8; Queen of the Orient, Royal King, Thomist, 7.0. Won by a length with half a length between second and third. Time, i.il 3-5.

NORTH CANTERBURY CLUB

RACING AT RICCARTON. ANNUAL MEETING. lIIGH-WEIGIIT TO TIP TREE. (Uy TrlPirrapli.—•Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH. Saturday. The animal meeting of the North Canterbury Haring Club was held today in wet weather. The course was in fair order. Following are the results:— lIIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. Of £9O; 1 mile. JO TIP TREE, 9.0 ! 3 KAKARA, 10.4 2 8 NIGHTGUARD. 9.8 3 Also started: Juniper, 10.13; Starl Continued in next column.)

shooter, Etude, 9.10; Punchestown, 9.7; Pixie Gold, 9.3; Chief Light, Dorian, 9.0. Won by a head. Time, 1.4 t 2-5. TRIAL PLATE. Of £7O; 5 furlongs. 9 IMPORTANCE 1 4 GOLD CROSS 2 21 GAY ROBE 3 Also started: Silent Flight, Tea Garden, Sweet Agnes, Gay Xita, Idolise, Helen Gold, Shelter, Sam Smith, Lord Masharn, Manelho, Lady Onslow, Picard, Delice, Robin Hood, Eclair, Nightwind, Lady Zephyr. Won by a length. Time, 1.0 3-5.

RANG I ORA CUP, Of £155; 11 miles. 4 TOUT LE MONO. 8.13 1 13 METAL BIRD, 7.8 2 11 PALM Alt AY, 7.0 3 Also started. —Night Flyer, Muff, 8.12; Rocket, 8.6; Monastic, Craigavon, 7.13; Weatlierley, Water Polo, 7.12; Loekslcy, 7.1 b; Fleeting Glance, 7.6; Silver Sight-, 7 0. Won by two lengths. Time, 2.12 1-5. RACING IN AUSTRALIA. SYDNEY, Nov. 25. The following reductions in slakes have been decided upon by the Australian Jockey Club: Doncaster Handicap, from £2OOO to £1500; Anniversary Handicap, from £IOOO to £800; Challenge Stakes, from £7OO lo £6i)b. No reduction is to lie made in the stake for the Sydney Cup.