RACING AT TAKAPUNA.

Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18805, 29 November 1932, Page 11

RACING AT TAKAPUNA.

THE SPRING MEETING. WELL SUPPORTED WINNERS. A VICTORY FOR PAGAN'ELLI. The Spring meeting of the Takapuna Jockey Club was- concluded yesterday in line weather and before a good attendance for an off day. Some very interesting racing was provided and the Investing publ'c were well on the mark. No fewer than six of yesterday’s winners were first favourite, while the best supported candidate in each of the other two races was in second place at ttie judge's box. Great Emblem, who was a well favoured fourth choice, was successful in the leading event, the St. Andrew’s Handicap, while Exaggeration, who is also trained at Takanini, had an end to end victory over the sprinters In the Cautley Handicap. Local candidates in Paganelli and Valpai gained wins in the Xgataringa Handicap and the Stanley Hack Handicap respectively. The scratching of Sparkling Morn, Holly Lu, Foulwind, Eldora, Kahau, Muskon and The Pullet reduced the Vauxhall Handicap field to thirteen. The Avondale owned and trained Delrain was £l3O better supported than Blanford, the opening day winner, with Maungatoon next in demand. Delrain, who was always well placed, scored by three-quarters of a length from an outsider in Toplight, who l finished well. Mungatoon was a neck f* further off, with Princess Star fourth. Nine ' contested the Kawau Highweight Handicap, Royal Survey and Catch’em being the defections. Thespis was an odds on favourite with £l9B more than Royal Visitor, with Nassock third in demand. Thespis scored comfortably by a length and a half from the seventh favourite Glenhaupo, with Royal Visitor three lengths away and Sub-Editor next. Valpai the Stanley.Prolyxo was the only scratching for the Stanley Hack Handicap, whioh eleven contested. Merry Lap was £l4 better supported than Puss Moth, with Senorita most in request of the others. The fifth favourite, Valpai, a member of L. Everson’s team at Te Rapa, who came with a late run, finished solidly to beat Merry Lap by half a length, with Currajong a similar margin away and Senorita fourth. The sprint field in the Cautley IJan- * (Heap was reduced to five by the scratching of Paganelli and Karangapai. Two dividends were paid. Exaggeration, who was favourite, with £l4l more than Tradesman, led ‘ throughout the six furlongs to defeat Tradesman by two lengths. Lucidus was half a length further off, with Marechal fourth. The St. Andrew’s Handicap, the leading event of the day, brought out ten starters, King’s Knave and Jalldy Karo being the defections from the nine furlong race. Speedmint was £9B better supported than Whakapara, with Refresher and Great Emblem in that order of the others. Great Emblem, who was sent back early, came with a* strong closing run to win by a heal from Speedmint, with Teels half a length away and Maori Boy at the head of the others. CONCLUDING RESULTS.

RAKINO HANDICAP. Of £i 15; two-year-olds: o furlongs. 1 TAVERN KNIGHT, Mr W. E.. 'it, McDonnell’s ch c by Gay Shield F —Shebang, 8.0 (L. Manson) .. 1 5 DEPUTY RULER, Mr G. M. Emanuel’s eh e by Chief Ruler — Duchess Eudorus, 7.11 (A. G. Parsons) 2 2 GAY SETON. Mr G. Matthews’ b c by Gay Shield —Persis, 0.5 (A. Tinker) 3 Coronis was coupled with the winner. Two dividends were paid. Also started.—3 Gay Sheila, 8.7 (E. Manson): 1 Coronis, B.G (Atkins); -1 Star Artist, 5.2 (Voitre). Winner trained by L. M. Manson, Takanlni. The Coronis—Tavern Knight bracket was favourite with £338 from Gay Seton (£178), and Gay Sheila (£300). At the end of a furlong Tavern Knight had charge from Coronis, Star Artist, Gay Sheila, Deputy Ruler and Gay Seton. Tavern Knight led Into the straight from Coronis, Star Artist, Gay Shells, Deputy Ruler and Gay Selon. Tavern Knight won by threequarters of a length from Deputy Ruler, who brat Gay Seton by a length. Coronis was fourth, with Gay Sheila and Star Artist next. Time, 1.2. PUP UK E HACK HANDICAP. Of £113; !) furlongs. 1 GLENRATA, Mr W. A. Stratum's - hr g by Mountain Knight—Lady Rouge, aged, 8.2 (R. MeTavish) 1 -4 HOLLY HOLM, Mr M. .1. Carroll’s ]i g by Acre—Great Effort, 3vrs, 7.0 (11. Wiggins) .... 2 ■ / 2 RELLTOPPER, Mr G. Ilcald’s b g by Cnnusa —Marriage Bell, 3yrs, 7.0 (P. Atkins) 3 Also started. —7 Catch’em. 8.1 (Murray); 0 Arch Ruler. 7.13 (E. Manson), 5 .Master Norval. 7.12 (Foster): 3 Rugle Gall, 7.11 (Yoltrc) ; 8 Echo Song, 7.0 (Carnmiek); 0 On Approval, 7.0 (Horne), , Winner trained by owner, Tuakau. \ (llcnrata was favourite with £lO7 from Rolltopp.ar (£-15i’>). Holly Holm being fourth fancy will] £3lO, When they settled down Bollloppor and Echo Song wore showing the way |o Master Norval, Holly Holm, Arch Ruler, Glcnrata and Rugle Call. There was no change across the top, Belttopper leading into the straight from Arch Ruler. Holly Holm. Master Xorvat and Glcnrata. Glcnrata came through to win by half a length from Holly Holm, who beat Belttopper by three-quarters of a length. Cateh’em was fourth, followed by Master Norval. Bugle Call and Arch Ruler, Time, 1.55. N G AT A HI N G A HANDICAP. Of £133: 7 furlongs. ] PAGANELLI. Mr M. .1. Carroll’s hr g by Lord Onex —Ringdove, aged. 0.3 (O. Mrlnallv) .... 1 5 .lALI.oY KARO. Mr W. Yanderspeek's b g by Luenlhis—Eylsian—Giaieeful mare. syrs, 7.i (A. G. Parsons) 2 2 OLENYANE, Mr Geo. Trcmlett’s ), r s by Weathervano —Glen Helen. 3yrs, 7.1. car. 7.(> (P. Atkins) :! \lso started. — i Tradesman, 8.12 (Green): •’• Imamlnt. 7.0 (Duncan); 7 On Top ,Clifford) 7.0. Winner ;ra!:ici| by owner. To Rapa. P.iirane’F ffi'iO) , was t’avourile. while Glen one ' Y«*.:{->) and Chief J„v (U 3371 were also well supported, jalldy Karo was ttflb in demand with film. Olenvnue, Imamlnt. Chief .toy and .lalld' Karo were Die lies! to move. Mong the back Hie order was Glenvane' Imamint, .lalldy Karo and On

Top, .with Chief Joy, Paganelli and Tradesman on term? at the back. Glenvane was followed across the top by Chief Joy, Jalldy Karo and Imamlnt, with Paganelli moving up. The latter, who came into the straight behind Glenvane and Jalldy Karo, went on to win by two lengths from Jalldy Karo, with Glenvane a neck away. Chief Joy was fourth, with Tradesman | and Imamint next. Time, Imin 28 ] secs. j THE TOTALISATOR. £36,076 FOR MEETING. DECREASE OF £4112/5/-. * The totalisator handled £15,534 10s compared with £17,213 15s on the second day last year, a decrease of £1679 5s or 9.7 per cent. The total for the meeting was £36,076 5s against £40,188 10s, a decrease of £4112 ss, or 10.2 per cent.* STATISTICS OF MEETING THE STAKES. £225. —T. E. Davison (Auckland). £IBO. —F. J. Docherty (Auckland). £I3BJ. —C. B. O’Donnell (Wellington), S. G. Lindsay (Auckland). £133. —m. J. Carroll (Frankton). £l2O—W. G. Emeny (New Plymouth), T. Impey (Auckland). £lls. —Dr Milsom (Auckland). £9s.—w. A. Strahan (Tuakau). £9O.—.T. D. Jones, W. E. O’Donnell (Auckland). £BS. — o. Nicholson and E. R. Davis. (Auckland). £BO.—L. Hodgson (Hamilton), A. Winder (Thames), W. J. McLean (Matamata), F. L. Dowding, G. Hodgson (Auckland). £4O. —Mrs M. Robertson (Auckland). £3O.—A. Courtney (Ngarua). £25.—C. Matthews (Hamilton). £22. —G. A. Heald (Auckland). £2O.—W. Vanderspeck (Auckland). £lB.—C. M. Emanuel, C. and W. J. Howard (Auckland), H. T. Reilly, J. Grant and A. Miller (Hamilton). £ls.—Mrs M. W. Powell (Whangarei), H. D. Burrows, N. Cunningham, ■T. J. Preston, A. Holliday, H. H. Pharazyn (Auckland). £l2.—H. Calder (Auckland). £lO.—G. Tremlett (New Plymouth). £7. —.Mrs R. T. Reid (Hamilton), Monteith and Willis, W. Scholium • (Auckland). £5. — w. H. Maria (Kaitaia), P. A. Swney (Te Aroha), C. Dawson (Auckland).

>' WINNING JOCKEYS. ; F. Foster (Pukekohe). —Lady Quex, Master Norval. A. Tinker (Hamilton). —Llmex, King’s i Knave. P. Atkins (Hastings).—Coronis, Great t Emblem. 5 If. Wiggins (Auckland). —Whakapara, i Exaggeration. L. Duiieu (Auckland). —Blanford. : R. S. Bagby (Auckland). —Gay Mari- ; gold. • O. Reed (Auckland). —Maori Boy. : D. J. Burgess (Auckland). —Thespis, i R. Horne (Auckland).— Valpai. L. Manson (Auckland). —Tavern Knight. R. McTavish (Auckland).—Glenrata. i O. Mclnally (Hamilton) .—Paganelli. ■ K. Voitre (Palmerston North). —Delrain. SUCCESSFUL TRAINERS. L. Manson (Takanini). —Great Emblem. Tavern Knight. R. S. Bagby (Takanini). —Gay Marigold, Coronis. It. Gray (Takanini). —Thespis, f. Smith (Takanini). —Exaggeration. T. E. Davison (Avondale). —Maori Boy, S. G. Lindsay (Avondale). —Whakapara. F. L. Dowding (Avondale). —Delrain. W. A. Strahan (Tuakau). —Glenrata. A. Tinker (Te Rapa).—Limex. M. J. Carroll (Te Rapa).—Paganelli. L. Everson (Te Rapa).—Valpai. A. Cook (Te Awamutu). —King’s Knave. W. J. McLean (Matamata).—Master Norval. R. E. Edwards (Thames). —Blanford. E. George (New Plymouth).—Lady Quex. THE SIRES’ LIST. Gay Shield. —Coronis, Tavern Knight. Lucullus.—Maori Boy. Exaggeration. Lord Quex.— Lady Quex, Paganelli. Valkyrian.—Delrain, Valpai. Limond. —Limex. Acre. —Blanford. Romeo. —Master Nor Val. Grand Knight.—Gay Marigold. Thespian.—Thespis. Kilbroney.—Whakapara. Comedy King.—King's Knave. Emblematic. —Great Emblem. Mountain Knight.— Glenrata. A RIDER SUSPENDED. An inquiry was held regarding some bumping that took place in tho SI. Andrew’s Handicap and, after bearing evidence, S. ,i. Cammick, rider of Royal Gallant, was suspended for one month for careless riding. Mcßae and Cammick will now miss tho Oargaville, Tuiimnrumii and Waipa meetings. Mcßae's suspension oporalcs from last Saturday, so that ho will be unable to ride on the first day of the Auckland Summer Mooting, which commences on December 26, while Cammick, whose term dates from yesterday, will not be able to ride on the first two days. A. G. Parsons was fined £2 for breaking an engagement to ride Kahau in tho Vauxhall Handicap. THE WAIRARAPA CUP. APPEALS LODGED. WELLINGTON, Monday. The owner-trainer of Atliolspear, B. Burgess, lias lodged an appeal against the decision of the Judicial stewards of the Carterton Macing Club, which deprived him of first place in the Wnirnrnpa County Cup nl the recent meeting in favour of Gay Court, which llnislied, second to Atliolspear. An appeal lias also been lodged on behalf of A. O’Neill, Burgess' apprentice and rider of Atliolspear, who was suspended for three months over the same incident. RETURN FROM AUSTRALIA. WELLINGTON. Monday. <;. liavey. of Riccarton, formerly trainer of Compris. who lias been looking after the Kilbroney gelding in .Melbourne, returned home by the Maimgamii yesterday. Gompris and ilunlor's .Moon were shipped on lo Colombo by the Maluja last week.