RACING.

Waikato Times, Volume 114, Issue 19099, 9 November 1933, Page 13

RACING.

RICCARTON CARNIVAL. THIRD DAY'S RESULTS. OAKS TO SWEET AGNES. chiustchuhch, Wednesday. The Spring:Meeting or the Canterbury Jockey Club was continued to-day at ntcrarton In fine weather. There was a large attendance and the track was In good order. Following- are the concluding results: CANTERBURY CUP. or £-100: (w.r.a.); 1} miles. 2 NIGHTLY. 7.9 1 3 PALANTUA, 8.9 3 1— rtED MANFRED. 7.9 3 Also started.—Southdown, 7.9. Won by two lengths. Time. 2.36 3-6. JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP. Or £300; 1 mile. 1 —4—CROUPIER, 8.10 (B. H. Morris) 1 4 3—IRISH LANCER, 7.10 (Russell) 2 2 I—SILVOX, 7.2 (MacKinnon) ... 3 Also sttyrted: 3—2 Cricket Bat, 9.3; 7 7 Ranelagh, 7.2; 6—6 Guarantee, 7.2; 8 — 8 Spoon, 5—5 Berate, 7.0. Won by three lengths with a neck between second and third. Spoon was rourth. Time, 1.37 3-s—a track record. NEW ZEALAND OAKS STAKES. Or £400; three-year-old miles; weight 8.10; 14 miles. 1 I—SWEET AGNES (A. E. Ellis) 1 3 3—TRIVET (Dldhain) , 2 5 S—HIGH RANK (Kirwan) 3 Also started: 4—4 Bettwyscoed, 7—7 Bright Shade, 2—2 Gipsy Love, 6 —6 Silver Brier. Sweet Agnes moved up crossing the top and led into the straight rrom Gipsy Love, Trivet, Silver Brier and High Rank. Sweet Agnes won' comrortably by two lengths rrom Trivet, with High Rank hair a length away. Gipsy Love was rourth. Time, 2.37. "V ABHLEY HANDICAP. Or £180; 1 mile. 7 —n—G'AYSOME, 8.3 (Humphries) 1 5 6—WORSHIP, 9.1 (Dldham) 2 3 4—DOIRAN, 8.10 (A. E. Ellis) .. 3 Also started: 16—18 Drum Fire, 9.2; 1— Walton Park, 8.13; o—3 Flower, 22 High Tor, 8.5; 9—6 Davolo, 11—9 Falkland, 8.4; 15—16 Errantry, 8.2; 10 —10 Flying Amy, 7.12; 20—19 First Song, 7.8; 14—14 Dressy, B—B8 —8 Sam Smith, 19—20 Top Rank, 4—5 Roland, 12—13 Eupator, 13—12 Lady Zephyr, 21—21 Ruling Pen, 18—17 Sky Rover, 17—15 Double Shot, 7.7. Won by a length and a-hair with a length between second and third. Dressy was fourth. Time, 1.39 4-5. AVON HANDICAP. Or £200; 7 rur. 4 S —EMOTION, 7.9 (Wilson) 1 7 —METAL BIRD, 7.11 (Voitre) .. 2 1— I—MANETHO, 7.12 (Humphries) 3 Also started: 6—6 Meprisant, 9.12; 6 Hurllngham, 9.5; 3—2 Argentic, 8.3; 2 Kerbside, 8.11; 9—B Miladl, 8.3; 8 — io Gallant Fox, 8.2; 10 —9 White Doe, 12—12 Wise Choice, 11—11 Royal Sceptre, 13—13 Heather Glow, 14—4 4 Tip Tree, 7.9. Won by hair-a-length with half-a-length between second and third. Royal sceptre was fourth. Time, 1.25 4-5. The Totallsator. The totallsator investments amounted to £22,414, against £16,492 on the corresponding day last year, an Increase of £5922.

TE RAPA ACTIVITY. FEW GALLOPS RECORDED. A heavy fog over the course Interfered with training operations at Te Rapa early this morning hut the fog lifted in time for the after-breakfast brigade a few of whom were sent against the clock. The course proper with the flags about forty feet out was in use. Star Artist-, Miss Li*.u, Cargen and Prince Acre who were worked before breakfast were restricted to easy exercise over a round.

Sinking Fund Goes Three. Sinking Fund, alone, left three furlongs behind In 395. Hunting Bag (Brady) and Killadar (Connor) were associated over an easy five furlongs in 1.7 i. There was little between Paganelli (A. Gilmer) and Boughal (J. Day) at the end of six furlongs in 1.22.

Two-year-olds Sprinted. Lion Heart (Day) had the measure of the Wenday colt (Brady) over two furlongs along the back in 255. Little Artist was a couple of lengths behind Wynne’s Delight at the conclusion of half-a-mile in 54 5.

Among those to be exercised were Wiltshire, Gawan, Travelling Agent, Phiakuo, Lady Dlacquenod, Chang and Grand Score.

RACING IN AUSTRALIA. ASOOT MEETING. ~ PRINCE POMBAL’S DOUBLE. SYDNEY, Nov. 8. At th/ Ascot races to-day Prince Pombal won the double, .namely, the first a/l last events. Results were:— WELTER MILE HANDICAP. PRINCE POMBAL, J. A. Taylor’s b c, by Pombal —Veil, 8.12 (Browne) 1 MEADOWDALE, 8.4 (Hughes) .. 2 RECOGNISE, 8.8 (James) 3 Eleven started. Won by two lengths. Time, 1.42 J.

ASCOT HANDICAP, PRINCE POMBAL, 8.3 (Browne) 1 EATON QUEEN, 7.0 (Ross) 2 ALANTAMAR, 7.4 (Hughes) ... 3 : Six started. Won by a length. Time, 1.59 J. MELBOURNE CUP WINNER. THE INJURED JOCKEY. , LONDON, Nov. 8. Sporting Life in a two-column review of big Australian races and runners says: “ The facility of Hall Mark's victory in Hie Melbourne Cup made it clear that lie is the best of his age in Hie Commonwealth." Another two columns arc devoted lo leading stallions in Australia. MEL BOUND, Nov. 8. Hall Mark’s injured heel lias improved. Tile coll will he given a spell till the autumn. Jockey T. Butler, who fell with Laniroi in yesterday's hurdle race, is on the danger list in hospital, with concussion and possible spine injuries, Sernlehings for Hie Linlithgow are: Caine Carrington, Veteran and l’eter Jackson.