RACING.

Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18879, 24 February 1933, Page 9

RACING.

TE AROHA JOCKEY CLUB. TO-MORROW’S PROGRAMME. THE FIELDS REVIEWED. THe 'annual meeting of the Te ■riroha Jockey Club will open to-mor-row and conclude on Monday. Throughout excellent fields are engaged and the racing promises to bo of a high standard. The track is reported to be in excellent order. Arrangements for the win and place betting system have been completed and betting will be conducted with the one totalisator house, the win machine being at one end of the building and the place machine at the other. Following are the fields with a review of the fields by “Martian": 11 .BO i

There are some promising two-year-olds In tills event who have recent racing to commend them and when heads are turned for home the leading trio may comprise DEPUTY RULER KING MESTOR GAY SHEILA C.B

A wealth of recent form lies behind the prospects of the majority of entrants for Cup honours and while

indications are that it will 'be a fairly even betting race those to find most favour may be KING’S KNAVE SUNNY SKY ‘INFLATION

Wth the big field engaged here post positions will materially assist the prospects of candidates. Several promising Te Rapa representatvcs are engaged, but final choice may lie between WOODFULL PROLYXO MOONFLEET. 3.40

Several engaged in the concluding event claim prior engagements, but those to command the consideration of investors may bo EXAGGERATION CHIEF JOY AG A KHAN CUP HORSES SCRATCHED. FIJI FOREGOES ENGAGEMENT. ROYAL ARTIST ALSO WITHDRAWS. The Herries Memorial Cup candidates, Fiji and Royal Artist have been scratched for their engagements. It is understood that Fiji . struck himself while working at Marton just before he was to have left for Te

Aroha. Royal Artists’ withdrawal is due to the fact that he has not been going well and appears to have become sore. As a result of the defection of Royal Artist it is probable that K. Voitre will now have the mount on King’s Knave. The Tiger has been scratched for the Waihou Handicap and Solomon for the Juvenile Handicap. THE FINAL GALLOPS. SOME GOOD PERFORMANCES. (by Telegraph.—Special to Times.) TE AROHA, Friday. For the final gallops this morning a large number of horses was seen out. "The trestles were out 40 feet on the course proper. Thespis moved attractively over six furlongs. Grand Tea pulled up sound after two rounds. Marechal finished a length in front of Gibralta over six furlongs in 1.21, and Prince Colossus executed a strong gallop over a similar distance, finishing well. Zane Grey and Glenromney __ were together over four furlongs in 545. King Mestor and Arise sprinted nicely, and Unoco skipped over five furlongs, showing plenty of dash. King’s Archer went a round at better than half pace, and will be a satrter on the second day. Inflation moved freely over a round and appears to be none the worse after his long distance travelling. Trishna is looking exceptionally bright. Gay Idea is sprinting well. Chief Cook showed pace over the last three furlongs of the circuit. Very serviceable work, with the pace on, was executed by Ruri, Saint Musk, Alloy, Trishna, Moonfleet, Ida Merllng, Miss Lorarine, Tin Lap, Habit, March Alone, Desert Star, Don’t Lap, Chief Joy, Aga Khan and Lady’s Boy.

THE WOODVILLE MEETING SECOND DAY’S RESULTS. A WIN . FOR LUCKY ALICE. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WOODVILLE, Wednesday. The second day of the Woodville Jockey Club's meeting was held today in fine weather before a large attendance. The track was in good order. Following are the concluding results: — TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. Of £4O; G fur. 4 BAYACRE, 8.2 (Reed) i 2—2 ROYAL BENGAL, 8.2 (Atkins) 2 1 i ASTON, 8.3 (Voitre) 3 Also started: 6—4 Kaikoro, 7.6; 5 5 False Scent, 3—3 Foreign Queen, 7.0. Won by a neck with a head between second and third. Time, 1.14 1-5. MA'NGA'PAPA HANDICAP. Of £55; 5 fur. 1— MIGHT, 8.6 (Morris) 1 6 KING PEG, 7.6, car. 7.4 (Faulkner) 2 2 '-2 BEAU GAL ANTE, 9.9 (Thomson) 7 3 Also started: 3—4 Acron, 7.13; 5—5 Lady Court, 7.6; 7—B Lackstone, 7.2; 4—3 Rhea, 7.1; B—78 —7 La Fleur, 9—7 Hunting Lodge, 7.0. Won by a nose with two lengths between second and third. Time, 1.5 1-5.

VICTORIA HACK HANDICAP. Of £6O; 7 fur. 1— 1 SPEED, 8.2. (Anderson) .. 1 3 TAKAKUA, 7.4 (Carroll) .. 2 22 BEE ACRE; 7.13 (Voitre) 3 Also started: 4—6 Princess Sell, 7..13; B—B8 —8 Anemometer, 7.12; 7—7 Sylvan Dell, 4—4 Copper King, 7.10; 7- —5 Golden Shadow, 10—9 Royal Highness, 9—9 Royal King, 7.0. Won by half a head with a 'length between second and third. Time, 1.28. MAHARAKARA HANDICAP. Of £75; 7 fur. 1— 'LUCKY ALICE, ,7.7 (Atkins) 2 3_3 CUTICLE, 8.0 (Barry) 2 2-2 CLANGOR, 8.1 (Morris) 3 Also started: 6 —7 Chopin, 8.13; 4 5 Talioma, 8.6; 5—4 Arajean, 7.12; 9—9 Whenuanui, 7. Leisure, 8— S White Squall, 7.7. Also started: 6—7 Chopin, 8.13; 4—5 Tahorna, 8.6; 's—4 Arajean, 7.12; 9 —9 Whenuanui, 7—6 Leisure, B—B White Squall, 7.7. Won by half-a-length with a length and a-half between second and third. Time, 1.28. The Totalisator. .The gate receipts showed an increase of over £IOO for the meeting. The win and place system . proved very popular, the totalisator handling £6117 10s to-day, compared with £4742 10s on the second day last year. For the meeting the totalisator figures were £11,930, compared with £9731 10s last year, an increase of £2198 10s. GORE RACING CLUB. \ SECOND DAY*'S RESULTS. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) GORE, Thursday. The Gore Racing Club's Summer Meeting was concluded to-day. Results were:— HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. Of £7O; 8J fur.

22 NIGHT ROSE, 10.3 (Cooper) 1 3 3 TARAGONA, 9.0 (Langford) 2 4 4 ROMBEAU, 9.6 (Dempster) 3 Also started: I—l Thornton, 10.2; 5 5 Wrey Boa, 9.0. Won by half-a-length with a length between second and third. Time, 1.57. HOKONUI HACK HANDICAP. Of £7O; 7 fur. 4 JACK A DANDY, 8.11 (Stuck) 1 I—l AMELITA, 8.10 (L. J. Ellis) 2 5 SAILING HOME, '8.7 (Didham) 3 Also started: 3—3 Shock, 8.3; 6—G Slaemish, 7.13; 2—2 Roland, 7.12. Won by a length with half-a-length between second and third. Time, 1.31 3-0. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. Of £100; 1 mile and a distance. 3 NIGHT MAID, 7.4 (Phillips) 1 5—5 lIYSTRIDE, 7.0 (Jenkins) . 2 4 KING BALBOA, 7.10 (Covcney) S Also started: '2 —1 Red Sea," 9—5; 1— 2 SLeeton, 7.12. Won by half-a-length with a necl; between second and third. Time. 2.1. RIVERSDALE UROT. Of £80; limit 3.54; 1 mile 5 fur. 2 WINNING WAVE, 36yds bhd (Walsh) 1 3 WEE SCOTTY, 12yds bhd (Mitchell) 2 7—7 GREY GIRL, 24yds bhd (Abernethy) 3 Also started: 4—4 Young Frank, limit; 5—5 Nellie Osborne, 12yds bhd; I—21 —2 Blue Mountain, 60; 6—G Erin’s Fair, B—B Sun Cross, 72. Won by three lengths with five lengths between second and third. Time, 3.51 2-5. TRIAL HANDICAP. Of £65; 6 fur. 2—l ACL A, 8.9 (Cooper) 1 5 ROYAL EMBLEM, 9.2 (O’Connor) 2 4 IRISH BIBDCATCHER, 8.9 (Decide) 3 Also started: 3—3 Broughsliane, 8.12; '6—B Flying Amy, 8.7; I—l Island Linnet, 8.5; '8 —6 Balia Salla, 7.2; 7—7 Fair Vision, 9 —9 ’ Conca D’Oro, 10 —10 Shamata, 11—11 Westwood, 7.0. Won by half-a-length with a length between second and third. Time, 1.17 2-5. BOROUGH HANDICAP. Of £BS; 6 fur. 2 PALERMO, 9.4 (O’Connor) 1 3 FAIR WEATHER, 8.10 (Brodie) 2 4 BLUE METAL, '8.4 ('Powell) 3 Also started: I—l Royal Duke, 8.8; s—'s First Money, 8.3; 6—7 Totolomai, 7.3; 7 —6 Enwood, 7.0. Won by a nose with a 'length between second and third. Time, 1.15. TELEGRAPH TROT. Of £7O; saddle; limit 3.5; ii miles. 2 1 JUST JOHN, limit (Cosgrove) 1 10—7 CHIMING LOU, limit (Walsh)' 2 12—17 SEN OR IT A, 36yds ' bhd (McLellan) 3 Also started: B—B Ardganny, 12—< 13'Chiming Billy, IS—ls Crescent Lee, 7—6 Jolly Drive, I—3 Ivibo, 9—lo MarteTlo, 4—2 Peter Mitchell, 12 —ii Queen Sabe, 19—19, Winning Lee, limit; 15—12 Erin’s Own, 3 —4 Glenifcr, 16—15 Master Lee, 12yds bhd; 10—9 Chiming Wave, 19 —19 Gold Era, 6—lß Sergeant Dallas. 24; 17—14 Prince Wrack, 36; ’5 —5 Blue Mountain Queen, 60. Won by three lengths with a length between second and third. Time, 2.56. AUTUMN HANDICAP. Of £BS; 7 fur. 4—4 LOCHARD, 8.1 (Powell) 1 I—2 KEMAL PASHA, 8.7 (Dldham) ■• • 2 6 6 YOUNG SENTINEL, 7.11 (Mackie) 3 Also started: 2—i Cough, 9.5; 33, Jack a Dandy, 8.10; 5—5 Red Sunset, 7.13. Won by a nose with a length between second and third. Time, 1.31.

The Totallsator. The totallsator handled £5626, making’ the total for the meeting £10,860, compared with £11,733 last year. OHINEMURI JOCKEY CLUB. ENTRIES FOR CHIEF EVENTS. P AERO A, Friday. 'Following a-e the entries for the principal events at the Olvinemuri Jockey Club’s meeting on -March 17 and 18: — ommMimi cup handicap. Of £700; J.l miles 20yds. Sunnk Sky, cold Musk, 'Croat Emblem, Exaggeration, .'Ja 1 idy 'Karo, NY'hakapura, Royal iJoulton, King’s Knave, Alloy, Grand Talk, Flying Prince, Gay Idea" Grand Tea, Lucy Hose, night of Australia, Eager Rose, Trishna, Lady Lulu. ST. PATRICK’S HANDICAP. Uf £2OO, f> fur. Sunnk Sky, liamplmi Pa-k, Exaggeration Greek Gold, Tradesman, Lord Continued in next column.L

Val, 'Bambury, 'Paganelli, Instalment, Prolyxo, Gold Day, Norval Tea, Miss Lorraine, Baroscope, Mareohal, Chief Coolc. SHAW HANDICAP. Of £250; i mile 110yds (second day.) Same as for Ohinemuri Cup, with the exception of Gold Musk, Grand Talk and Lady Lulu, and the addition of Lady’s Boy, Bambury, Limex, Paganelli, Mungatoon, Prolyxo and Baroscope. P AERO A HANDICAP. Of £200; G fur. (second day). Same as for St. Patrick’s Handicap, with the exception of Sunny Sky, Prolyxo and Baroscope, and the addilion of Welcome Lu, Lapstonc and Moon licet. NAPIER REHANDICAPS. PALMERSTON NORTH, Thursday. Rehandicaps for the Napier meeting are:— Cup.— Bramhletonl, 9.2. Red'clyffc Handicap.—Grand Laliu, 9.8; Speed, 8.1,'i. BAY OF PLENTY CLUB. WIN AND PLACE BETTING. TAURANGA, Thursday. The Bay of Plenty Jockey CluO has decided to adopt the win and place lolalisator system at its meeting on March 25.

RUAKAlKA : HURDLES. Of £150; about li miles. st. lb. st. lb. Lucess ... 10 9 Cargen . . . 9 o Cruachan . . 10 9 Foxhound . . 9 0 Standfast .10 6 Unoco . . . 9 0 Arcade ... 10 4 Zane Grey . 9 0 Imp. Prince 10 1 Free Air . . 9 0 Emancipation 9 4 Wee prince 9 0 Principal ..92 The Hiker . 9 0 Ruby Dawn 9 2 The light-weight division do not appear . particularly dangerous and favouritism may rest with those capable of handling sterner imposts over the distance. When the numbers are rung up those to claim major support may be— IMPERIAL PRINCE ARCADE EMANCIPATION. 12.35 WAITOA HANDICAP. Of £125, and sweepstake of £3 < each ; 6 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Arawa Rose 9 8 St. Musk . . 7 10 Run .... 8 2 Substation . 7 10 Diversion ..82 Sandy Dlx 7 10 Mabklll ... 8 2 Tralee . . . 7 10 Miss Lulu . 8 S Tatyoon . . 7 10 TlTe class is nofstrong here and those who should contest the issue may be — DIVERSION ARAWA ROSE MISS LULU 1.20 Juvenile handicap. Of £175; 2-year-olds, 5 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Impasto ... 9 8 Royal Secret 7 4 Gay Sheila . 8 10 Gold Pocket 7 2 Deputy Ruler 8 3 .D’Artagnan . ' 7 0 King Mestor 8 3 Wahlne Reihl 7 0 Arise .... 7 8 Queen Nona 7 0 Glenromney 7 8 Trick. Water 7 0

HER'RIES MEMORIAL CUP. Of £500, Ino. gold cup valued£50; i mile 3 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Sunny Sky . S 5 Gibraltar . . 7 5 Atholspear . 8 3 Alloy . . . 7 5 InHatlon . . 7 13 Trlshna . . . 7 3 King's Knave 7 5 Thespis, . . 7 U Eager Rose . 7 5 Grand Talk 7 0 Gay Idea . . .7 5

2.55 SHAFTESBURY HACK HANDICAP. Of £150, and sweepstake of £o each; 6 fur. st. lb. st. lb Woodrull . . 0 5 Holly Yu . . 7 12 Bambury . . 9 2 Blar.dford . . 7 12 Valpal . . . 8 9 Miss Lorraine 7 S Sea Ruler . . 8 5 Instalment . 7 6 Prolyxo . . . 8 5 Tin Lap . . . 7 0 Moonneet . . 8 4 Chief Lap . 7 0 Limex . . . 8 3 Kanapa . . 7 0 Pelting' . . . 7 13 IS'orval Tea . 7 0 Princess Star 7 12 Sinking- Fund 7 0 Ida Merling: 7 12 Sir Musk . . 7 0

WAIHOU HANDICAP. Of £225; 6 fur. st. lb. st. lb. raganelll ..30 Greek Gold . 7 6 Chief Cook . 8 1 Marechal . . 7 0 Valroe ... 7 13 Bambury . . 7 0 Exaggeration 7 13 For. Queen . 7 0 Lora Val ..78 Hanoi). Park 7 0 Gay Lap . 7 6 This, the sprint event on the card, includes several capable of effecting a surprise, hut the issue would appear to lie between GAY LAP PAGA'NELLI LORD VAL 4.25 CHAMPION HACK HANDICAP. Of £200; 1J. miles. st lb. st lb Thespis ..92 Match Alone 7 4 Knight or AUS. 8 10 Don't Lap . 7 - Lady Lulu . 8 7 Desert Star . 7 2 Chock Say . 8 5 Mas. A'orval . 7 1 Bugle Call . 7 12 Kalmulc . . 7 l Mungatoon . 7 12 Chang . . . 7 0 Ornamental . 7 i Wilton . . . 7 0 There are a number in this hack event who have shown ability to handle the distance and public support may favour the prospects ot THESPIS CHOCK SAY BUGLE CALL 5.10 HOT SPRINGS HANDICAP. Of £175; 1 mile. st. lb. st. lb. Paganelli . . 10 4 Aga Khan . 7 5 Exaggeration 8 4 Baroscope . 7 1 Habit .... 8 1 Grand Tea . 7 1 Alloy .... 713 Lady’s Boy . 7 0 Chief Joy . 7 12 Limex . . . 7 0 Whakapara . 7 12 Lucy Bose . 7 0 Thespis ... 7 5