LATEST RACING.

Waikato Times, Volume 114, Issue 19117, 30 November 1933, Page 8

LATEST RACING.

FEILDING MEETING. OPENING DAY’B RESULTS. AIR LADDIE WINS HURDLES. CUP TO PLATEAU. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) FEILDING, Thursday. The spring meeting or the Feilding Jockey Club opened to-day In line but dull weather berore a good attendance. The track was hard and fast. Following are the results: - WAITUNA HURDLES, Or £100; ii miles and 130yds. 4—4—AIR LADDIE, 9.6 J 1 — I—RUANUI, 9.9 2 6—6—MARCH ALONE, 9.0 •••••/ Also started: Mister Gamp, 10.11; Manuirl, 10.8; Million, 10.1. Won by a neck, with hair a head between second and third. Time, 2.56 3-5. AORANGI TRIAL PLATE, Or £80; weight, 8.8; 6 Tur. 1. —I—COURTEGA, 8.8 1 9—4—MAYPAY, 8.8 -j 2 2—WYNDALE, 8.8 3 Also started: warelii, Tahurangl, All Supreme, Eka Tere, Hint, Boudoir, Calydon, Raparahahra, Terangltumau, Inahrua, Hard : Times, Aweketia, Widden, Weatherzane, Gay Coat. Won by three lengths, with a length between second and third. Time, 1.15 1— FEILDING CUP, Or £200; li miles. 2 —PLATEAU, 8.2 * 3 3—FAIRWAY. 7.13 2 1— I—AGA KHAN, 8.3 3 Also started: View Halloo, 9.5; Carres, 8.6; Ct. Palatine, 7.10; Thrasher, 7.0. Won by hair a head, with a similar distance between second and third. Time, 2.6 3-5. TWENTY-EIGHTH FEILDING STAKES, 01 £125; 5 tur. 2 POMP, 9.1 1 I—SOUCHONG,1 —SOUCHONG, 9.1 2 3 INFLATION, 9.0 3 Also started: Inveresk, Scholar, 6.6. Won by hair a head, with Tour lengths between second and third. Time, 1.1. TE RAPA THIS MORNING. PROLYXO’S IMPRESSIVE EFFORT. STAR ARTIST SHAPES PLEASINGLY. A feature of early morning activity at Te Rapa this morning was a bright six furlong essay on the part of Prolyxo and Star Artist and a dashing half-mile gallop by Limex. The ■course proper with the flags fifteen feet out from the rails was available and the going was in excellent order. Prolyxo (A. Tinker) was half a length' in front of Star Artist (11. Long) at the end of six furlongs cut out in 1.15 1-5, the first three furlongs in 375. Prolyxo had the best of the jump out but Star Artist was soon on terms with her and they were tegether for the greater part of the trip, Prolyxo drawing away from her companion over the final bit. It was a-particularly promising effort on the part of the pair and the time was one of the best recorded on the track for some time. This morning’s trial will increase Prolyxo’s admirers for the open sprint on Saturday at Takapuna. A Bright Half-mile. Limex (Long) from a flying start slipped over half-a-mile in 49Js —a good effort, particularly as she had nothing to assist her. Handily weighted as she is in the open sprint at Takapuna on Saturday, Limex should not fail to give a good account of herself. She is a fit horse at present.* Prince Acre (Chandler) sprinted three furlongs in 37 2-ss. Cargen (Chandler) hit out freely over seven furlongs in 1.33. Hunting Bag (Brady) was worked evenly over a rouqd on the plough. Mls.9 Lulu Galloped. Miss Lulu (Chandler) got to the end of half-a-mile on the plough In 51 '2-ss. Allegretto was exercised over a circuit on the plough. Tradesman was the first to appear after the breakfast interval and with P. McMahon up was clocked to do an easy five furlongs in 1.74 on the No. 2 grass. Kllladar and Curlew. There was little between Killadar (G. Connor) and Curlew (Heka) at ■the conclusion of half-a-mile run in 50 3-ss. Among those to be worked were Calapago, Lion Heart, Sirona, Reilly’s two-year-olds, Julian’s two-year-olds and Brady’s charges. Prolyxo will be ridden in the sprint at Takapuna on Saturday by H. N. Wiggins. As Gay Marigold will, not be starting In the Takapuna Plate, A. Tinker, who was engaged to ride her will now have the mount on Luci*.us. Sinking Fund will be ridden by R. McTavlsh. Horses Leave. Paganelli, Boughal and Sinking Fund left by train this morning for Auckland. Prolyxo, Limex and Star Artist will leave for Takapuna to-morrow morning by float. ELLERSLIE TRAINING. THE FINAL GALLOPS. KILTOWYN SHAPES WELL. BAROSCOPE IN GOGD HEART. (Bv Telegraph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, Thursday. Conditions were perfect for training operations at Ellerslie this morning, when the ilnal gallops before the Takapuna meeting were held. Trainers had the use of the course proper, the. poles being 30 feet out. Several smart gallops were registered the best being those of Kiltowyn, Lord Val, Baroscope and Gay Rose. The Gisborne horses Sunny Bachelor and Merry Damon were the Hrst out, being allowed a mile journey. They ran the 1 first half-mile in 51 3-5 s and the full distance In 1.46 4-5. Both worked nicely though Sunny Bachelor, who was on the outside, impressed most. Lord Val Works Attractively, Tenakoe was sent six furlongs with Lord Val to assist him over the last five furlongs, the full distance taking 1.20 4-5. Lord Val was several lengths behind Tenakoe when he joined In, but finished about eight

lengths In front at the end. The time for the last five was 1.4 2-5. Tenakoe was shirking his work. Miss Rewa and Hawthorn ran five furlongs in 1.5 1-5. Wee Pat, Solomon, Wee Musk and Master Brlerly were In that order after negotiating six furlongs in 1.20, the first three furlongs taking 38 4-ss. Wee Pat did her work in first rate style. Glenromney and Velociter ran half-a-mile in 525, neither doing their best at the finish. Over a similar distanoe Royal Appellant and Bright Flower took 52 i-ss. Gay Broney and Courthaven finished on terms at the end of six furlongs, the first three furlongs in 39 l-5s and the full distance In 1.19 2-5. Psychologist In Good Order. Psychologist after running .the first two furlongs In 25 l-ss, completed five furlongs in 1.4 4-5. This hack Is In good order. Sunny Sky was worked over seven furlongs, running the first three furlongs in 39 l-5s and finishing the full distance in 1.34. She was going comfortably throughout. Alplnus, with his trainer in the saddle, worked over a mile, the first half-mile in 51- 2~5s and thfe full distance In 1.46 2-5. Billy Boy assisted him over the last five furlongs, finishing in front in 1.8 2-ss. Alpinus carried a solid weight and his effort was a satisfactory one. Baroscope was sent seven furlongs. The Highland Chief assisting him over the first four furlongs and Barograph over the last three furlongs. They ran the first three furlongs in 39 l-ss, the four furlongs In 51 4-5 s and the full distance In 1.31. Barogi’aph was in front at the finish. In Good Condition. Snow Prince, after beginning slowly from the mile post, ran his last seven furlongs in 1.38 4-5. He looks in first rate condition. Kiltowyn who was, ridden out when ha jumped away at the seven furlongs post, ran the first three furlongs in 38 2-5 s and the four in 51s. He was then eased up slightly, and finished very fast to register 1.30 3-5 for the full Journey. He y-vas running on particularly well at the end —a first-olass effort. AT TAKANINI. TAKAPUNA CANDIDATES. EXAGGERATION IMPRESSES. REREATU IN FINE FETTLE. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, Thursday. The inside grass was available for fast work, at Takanini this morning, the poles being about 12 feet out from the rails. .Horses were worked the reverse way in view of the Takapuna meeting and some smart sprints were recorded. Greek Gold and Exaggeration 'got to •the end of five furlongs in 1.4,. the pair finishing together, the latter Impressing most. Gay Marigold and Thespis ran seven furlongs in 1.32 with Gay Marigold finishing on the better of the pair. Gay Blonde and Nun Nicer covered half-a-mile in 50s, the former finishing on strongly. Arch Ruler and Sir Willonyx recorded a smart effort over half-a-mile in 48 4-ss. The former- was going very well at the finish and will race on the second day of the meeting. Best of the Morning. ■Rereatu was again responsible for the ( best effort of the morning, completing half-a-mile in 48s. He has done a good deal of work lately and has fined down a lot. Alignment pulled uii well after running half-a-mile in 49 4-ss. • Speedmint and Gay Sheila worked over a mile and a quarter hut the pace was not on except over the last two furlongs which were run in 25 2-ss. Eldora ran a mile in 1.46 2-s—a very good effort for one of her class. Tavern Knight In Form. Tavern Knight, with Cherry King to bring him home over the last five furlongs, ran seven furlongs solidly in 1.29 3-5, the last five taking 1.3 3-5. The pair finished together, both going well throughout. High Crest began better than Gallant Knight at the half-mile peg and maintained the advantage to the end in 49 l-ss. High Crest got into a fence yesterday and injured her stifle but she galloped well this morning and is showing ho signs of soreness Kurapae with the assistance of Rerepai over the last three furlongs ran five furlongs’in 1.3 3-5, the final three furlongs taking 37 3-ss. The latter, who got a couple of lengths the worst of the pick up, finished in front. WAIPA MEETING. NOMINATIONS TO-MORROW. Nominations for all events of the Walpa Racing Club’s annual meeting at Te Awamutu on December 16 close to-morrow at 5 p.m. with the secretary (Mr J. G. Wynyard), Te Awamutu, or with Messrs Blomfield and Coy., Shortlanii St., Auckland. SCRATCHINGB AT TAKAPUNA. AUCKLAND, Thursday. The following scratchings were posted yesterday for the Takapuna jockey Club’s Spring Meeting:— Takapuna Plate.—Gay Marigold, 4.45 p.m. All Engagements. —-Gigantic, 2.47 p.m.