GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB

Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18930, 27 April 1933, Page 11

GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB

RIRI WINS PRESIDENIT’S HANDICAP GREYMOUTH, Wednesday. The Greymouth Jockey Club’s Autumn Meeting was concluded today. Results were: — 1 TRIAL STAKES, of £6O; 5J fur.—> 3 Bon Tray, 8.5 (Humphries), 1; 2—2 Silver Sight, 8.5 (Jennings), 2; 5 Sir Leighton, 7.5 (Robinson), 3. Also started: 7 —6 Gold Well, 8.10; 4 5 Marmoration, 6—4 Knockbain, 1— 3 Nocturnus, 8.5. Four lengths; same. Time, 1.12. DOBSON TROT, of £7O; limit 3.20; 1 mile 3 fur.—6 —6 Glengowrle, * It (H. Griggs), 1; 2—B Ezywurk, It (G. Sewell) 2; I—l Plain Pearl, 12yds bhd (F. Scott), 3. Also started: 8— Admiral Wrack, 9—9 Dawn Sonoma, 9—lo Lorelli, 5—3 Queen Author and Royal Time (bracketed), 2 4 Shawingan, 4 —2 Rey Spec, 7 5 Chancellor Boy. Five lengths, with four lengths. Times, 3.23 4-5, 3.24 4-5, 3.27. RAILWAY HANDICAP, of £7O; 6$ f ur .—2—3 Royal Sceptre, 8.12 (A. E. Ellis), 1; I—l1 —1 Shootist, 8.10 (Robinson), 2; 2 —2 Arrowmaid, car. 8.12 (Jennings), 3. Also started: Eaton Hall, 9.0; Full Crop, 8.9. Half a length, with a length. Time, 1,25 1-5. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. Of £110; 1 mile. 1— RIRI, 10.4 (A. E. Ellis) .. 1 3 3—PAKITERE, 8.8 (L. J. Ellis) * 2 2—FLOWER, 7.9 (Robinson) 3 Also started.—B—9 Ravine, 9.2; 6 Rational 11., 8.13; 5—5 Fleeting Glance, 8.2; 4 —4 Knocklong, 7.13; 9 8 Solvear, 7.12; 7—7 Gold Arrow, 7.11; 10—10 Jael, 1.0. Half a length; same. Time 1.47 4 RUNANGA HACK HANDICAP, Of £7O; 6£ fur.—1 —1 Verden, 8.13 (L. J. Ellis), 1; 2—2 Shamata, 8.1 (Jennings), 2; 5—6 Reserve Fund, 8.1 (Lee), 3. Also started. 4—4 Arrowmid, 3—3 Imasurvey, 8.5; 6—5 Helen Hayes, 7.13; 7—7 Lady Valkyrie, 7.10. Five lengths, with a head. Time, 1.28. OMOTO TROT, of £7O; limit 2.25; 1 mile. —I—l1—1 Direotum, 12yds bhd (J. P. McNeil), 1; 5—7 Dawn Sonoma, 12yds bhd (L. A. McNeill), 2; 8— 8 Town Crier, It (J. Kennedy), 3. Also started: 3—5 Royal Wrack, 2—2 Ezywurk, 7—6 Admiral Wrack, 4—3 Major Brent, 9—9 Chancellor Boy. Half a length; same. Major Brent was fourth. Times,' 2.25 4-5, 2.26, 2.27 1-5. AHAURA HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of £7O; 7 fur.—9 —9 8.9 (A. Messervey), 1; B—78 —7 Fortalice, 8.6 (Orange), 2; 2—2 Coll, 9.2 (Kirwin), 3. Also started: 3—5 Don Jose, 10.1; I—l Pakitere, 9.12; 5—3 Lady Rene, 8.8; 4—3 Coomassie, 8.6; 6—6 Noteworthy, 8.4; 7—B Fallow, 80. Length, with two lengths. Time, 1.37. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of £7O; 6J f Ul ._4-l—i shootist, 8.9 (Robinson), 1; 3—2 Miss Mercia, 8.6 (Humphries), 2; 5 —A Eaton Hall, 8.6 (L. J. Ellis), 3. Also started: 4—3 Gold Sand, 2—4 Hampden, 9.0. Two lengths, with one length. Time, 1.27 1-5.. Tho Totallsator. The totallsator handled £3895 today, making the total for the meeting £8437, compared .with £11,735 last year, a deorease of £3298. ARRIVALS FROM AUSTRALIA. AUCKLAND, Thursday. A number of racing men who attended the Randwlck Easter carnival arrived by the Wanganella yesterday. Owners included Mr A. F. M. Symes, of Hastings, owner of La Mod erne; Messrs Smith brothers, of MangaWeka, owners of Peter Jackson; Mr Clive Matthews, of Hamilton; and Mr W. Higgins, of Wellington. Mr A. G. Mabee, secretary of the Auckland Trotting Club, returned after seven months’ holiday in Australia. The Otald trainer A. D. Webster, who has had First Acre, Bayacre and other horses racing in Sydney, also arrived. A. W. McDonald, of Palmerston North, who was in charge of La Moderne for her racing at Randwlck, was another passenger. La Moderne leaves Sydney for Wellington by the Monowai to-morrow.

The successful Jookey, Ashley Reed, brother of Roy Reed, arrived on a holiday visit to New Zealand. He will leave to-morrow for the South and will remain there until May 11, when he will return to Melbourne.