LATEST RACING

Waikato Times, Volume 115, Issue 19272, 2 June 1934, Page 6

LATEST RACING

AUCKLAND MEETING.

MONANUI’S OPENING EVENT. TUDOR WINS THE STEEPLES. STANCHION SPRINGS A SURPRISE. WEE PAT’S GREAT NORTHERN. VIEW HALLOO WINS CORNWALL. (Times’ Special Reporter.) AUCKLAND, Saturday. The Great Northern meeting of the Auckland Racing Club was opened today in 'fine weather before a large attendance. The going was on the heavy side after recent rain. Following are the results:

JERVOIS HANDICAP. Of £2 50; 7 rurs. (First Division.) 3 —MONANUI, Mr J. Hoeys bm by Te Monanui —Lady Patience, (11. Goldfinch) • • • ■ ’ o--I—REBEL STAR, Mr J. S. 3 Beauty by Robespierre —Sweet Beauu, 16—SUPREME^RULER. Mr W. Kemp’S eh by Chief Ruler —Miss Etnei, 4vrs 7.0 (L. Clifford) Also started: 6 West Tor, 9.3 (hairoll), 5 Alpinus, 8.11 (Tinker); 10 AHegre«o, 8.7 (Green); 4 Red RuTus, 8.4 (Jones), 2 Grand Sport, 8.1 (Goulsbro); 14 Gold Pocket, 7.12 (Clarke); 9 Con Tea cnee ,7.1 (Atkins); 8 Tin Lap, 7.7 (Trcnialn), 7 Gay Rose,' 7.7 (Nicholas); 7 Bonny uaj. 7(> (Parsons); 13 Loombination, i* (Horne); is Royal Secret, 7.8 (McKinnon). 15 Morebu, 7.1 (Cammlck); 1/ Cbarsong, 7.0 (Forsythe); 19 Gipsy Princes., (Gilmer!; 12 Mata Hari, 7.0 (h/own). Winner trained by owner, Kamo. The top weight, Rebel Star was mo In demand carrying £524 on bis chances. Grand Sport was second choice with £4l and Monanui third fancy with £3.6. Rebel Star was smartest to find bis, feet, Monanui and Mata Hari being his earlj tendants. Racing along the back Rebel Star was making play rrom Mata Han, Supreme Ruler, Alpinus, Grand Sport, Monanui, Royal Secret, Conference and Bonny Gay. Mata Hari headed Rebel Star acrnss the top, this pair being followed here by Alpinus. Grand Sport, Tin Lap, Supieme Ruler, Royal Secret, Monanui, Bonny Gay, Gold Pocket and Conference. Mata Hari swung for home with Rebel Star close up and Grand Sport, Tin Lap, Monanui and Supreme Ruler all In it. Finishing fast on the Inner, Monanui came through to win decisively by a length and a-half from the favourite, Rebel Star, with Supreme Ruler three parts of a length avvaybinatlon was finishing on into fourth position In front of Mata Hari, Gold Pocket, West Tor, Conference, Alpinus, Tin Lap, Bonny Gay and Royal Secret. Tlffib, 1.31.

GREEN LANE STEEPLECHASE. Or £250; about 2} miles. 1 — TUDOR, Mr R. Brewer’s br g by Little England—Miss Archie, 4yrs, in.io (C. Thomson) 2 PATUTAHI, Mr A. Tooman’s b gby Pblydamon—Llonskin, aged, 10.3 (D. ,1. Burgess) 3 CARLARIS. Miss E. M. Hall’s b g hv Carl Rosa—ldra, aged, 9.7 (F.

Thompson) 3 Also started: 1 Ruby Meteor, 9.0 (Miles); 5 ClontaiT Bill, 9.0 (Baker). Winner trained by L. Knapp, Awapunl. Tudor was a hot ravourite with £1173, carrying more than half the machine. Patutahi bad £533 invested on bis chances. Tudor was in charge early, being followed up the bill the first time by Clontarf Bill, Patutahi, Carlaris and Ruby Meteor. Patutahi had moved up to within striking distance of Tudor as the field negotiated the double in front or the stands, Clontarf mil following in front of Ruby Meteor and Carlaris. Racing up the r/' the second time the favourite was bowling along rreely in front of Patutahi, Ruby Meteor and Carlaris with Clontarr mil tailed ofT. Patutahi closed up on Tudor down ihe hill and was only two lengths away coming into the straight. In the run home, however, Tudor drew away to win easily by Tour lengths from Patutahi with carlaris two lengths further back in front of Ruby Meteor. Clontarf Bill finished down the straight. Time, 5.16.

JERVOIS HANDICAP, Of £250; 7 fur. (Second Division). 3 —KINO MUSK. Mr E. S. Groat’s b g by M'usketoon —Queen Arch, 3yrs, 8.11 (L. Dulieu) 1 S—SUPREME COURT. Mr G. Henderson’s hr g by Guinscourt —Festtna Lente, 4yrs, 7.0, car. 7.4 (Brown) 2 11—HUNTING JAY, Mr C. Hart’s b g

by Hunting Song—Blue Jay, syrs,

9.4 ( 13. It. Morris) . 3 Also sta "ted: 4 Searox, 8.12 (L. J. Ellis); 13 Con Fuoco, 8.5 (Keesing); 10 Black Songster, 8.3 (Atkins;; 5 Versant, 8.1 (Fergus); 6 Adalene, 7.13 (Green); 12 United, 7.12 (Goldltncli); 1 llorowlienua, 7.11 (McTavisli); 20 Bellkyrian, 7.8 (.Nicholas): 22 Lord Wlllonyx, 7.7 (E. Manson); 14 Hawthorn, 7.G (Fearn); 15 Sir Val, 7.0 (Clarke); 2 Record -Fllgrlit. 7.4 (Tremain); 10 Ballymoney, 7.3 (Jones); 9 Scarlet Rambler, 7.2 (McKinnon); 21 Bush Lawyer, 7.0 (O. Reed); 10 Engl, 7.0 (Gilmer); 7 Gypsy Moth, 7.0 (Wiggins); 17 Leo Colossus, 7.0 (Pine); 18 Teddy’s Boy, 7.0 (Parsons). Winner trained hy owner, Ellerslie. Most Money came for Horowhenua who carried £578 on his chances, next In order or selection being Record Flight (£447) and King Musk (£P34). supreme Court was eighth fancy with £235. Record Flight was the first to become prominent, leading over the initial stages from Ballymoney, King Musk and Adalene. At the end or two furlongs Versant had moved up to show the way across the top to Supreme Court, Adalene, Gypsy Moth, Black Songster, King Musk, Leo Colossus, Ballymoney, Engl and Record Flight, Versant and Supreme Court were locked together at the home turn with Hunting Jay handy and Adalene following In front of Gypsy Moth, King Musk, Leo Colossus, Rlack Songster, Ballymoney and Record Flight. Hairway down the running Supreme Court appeared to have the Issue in sare keeping when King Musk finished with a rattle to beat him by three-quarters of a length. Hunting Jay was third, two lengths away, followed by Versant, Horowhenua, Black Songster, Adalene, Record Flight, Leo Colossus and Ballymoney. Time, 1.30 3-5.

PENROSE HURDLES HANDICAP. or £250; li miles. S—STANCHION, Mr J. F. D. Corry’s b

g by Limond—Termination, aged, 9.12 (I. Tucker) 2—JAYSON, Mr C. T. Keeble’s b g by Hunting Song or Cynic—Blue Jay, 6yrs, 10.8 (A. McDonald) 6— DELRAIN, Mr W. James’ b g by Valkyrlan—Delpeen, syrs, 9.0 (F. Baker)

Also started: 1 Count LendrofT, 10.3 (Pascoe); 3 Valpeen, 9.11 (R. E. Thomson): 4 Spalpiko, 9.0 (Foster); 7 Hakanoa, 9.0 (Cannont). Winner trained by J. Fryer, Hawera.

Count LendrofT was favourite with £lOl2, Jayson having £855 on ills prospects and Stanchion £450. Dclrain was the pilot at the first rence from Count LendrofT, Stanchion, Valpeen, Jayson, Spalpiko and Hakanoa. llakanoa then moved up and as they raced past the stands was in charge rrorn Jayson. Dclrain, Conn! LendrofT, Valpeen, Spalpiko and Stanchion. Count LendrofT made play along the back and across the top at which stage Hakanoa, Jayson, Delrain, Valpeen and Stanchion were following as named. Spalpiko and Count LendrofT were on terms at the home turn with Stanchion handy in front of Jayson, Delrain, Valpeen and Hakanoa. In a great finish Stanchion came through fast on the rails to prevail hy liair-a-iength over Jayson with Delrain half-a-lcngth away. Spalpiko was fourth and then eame Valpeen, Count LendrofT and Hakanoa. Time, 3.27.

GREAT NORTHERN HURDLE RACE. Of £900; 2} miles. S—WEE5 —WEE PAT, Mr A. Kemp’s br m, by Klihroney — Bother, syrs, i o. 1 (J. Mcßae) i 3—-MAKE UP, Mr J. F. D. Corry.s b g hy Surveyor—Rosenur, Byrs, It.s (i. Tucker) 2 I —EMANCIPATION. Misses W. and N. Corbetfs h g by Sir Digliton—l’airine. s.vrs, 10.1 (It. Sullivan) . 3 Also started: II Hounslow, |0.9 (Pascoe): 12 Prince oT Orange, 10. i (Day): 13 Billy Boy, 10 1 (Foster); I i HlTonii, f 0.2 O’. Thomson): 8 Thespis, 10.0 (D. Burgess); 7 Cnllamart. 0.12 (C. Thomson): 0 Min Stella, 9.12 (Smith); 2 Palm, 0.7 O'. Burgess); 4 Cargen, 9.3 (Carmont); It) Catoma. 9.0 (1.. Dtileu): 10 Diversion, 9.0 (C. Walters); 0 Gold Knight. 9.0 (A. S. Fills); 15 Duress. 9.0 (It. K. Thomson). Winner iralned hy owner. Ellerslie in a great hotting race Emancipation was installed favourite with £791 over Palm t£rtis 1 and Make Up (£533). Wee Pat was firth choice with £(O7. It was a race full of Incident in which hair the neld railed to see it out. At the tlrst rence, where Pahu and Diversion ;ame to grief, Thespis was clear of Gold

Knight, Mia Stella, Wee Pat, Hounslow, rrince or Orange, Catoma, BI form and Cargen. Racing along the hack stretch Prince or Orange, Gold Knight and Thespis were abreast clear of Emancipation, Wee Pat, Catoma, Cargen, Billy Boy, Hounslow, Lucess, Biform and Make Up. Mia Stella fell at the hurdle by the seven furlong peg and Prince of Orange sold out by the three furlong post and brought down Catoma and Cargen. As the field entered the straight the first time. Golden Knight was striding along in front of Thespis, Wee Pa’t, Billy Boy, Emancipation, Hounslow, Biform, Callamart, i.ucess and Make Up. At the back Thespis headed Gold Knight and rh’.s pair made play here from Wee Pat, Biliy Boy, Hounslow and Callamart, the last named falling at this stage. Gold Knight was still in charge at the six (urlcng peg when he fell and Thespis took up the running across the top from Wee Pat, Billy Boy, Make Up, Emancipation. Hounslow', Biform and Lucess. Wee Pat was in front at the turn with Make Up, who had improved his position considerably by tills, time, following m front of Emancipation, Biform, Thespis and Hounslow. In a stirring finish Wee Pat held on gamely to prevail by a length over Make Up with Emancipation five lengths away third. Billy Boy was fourth and then came Biform, Hounslow and Thespis the only others to finish. Time, 5.3.

CORNWALL HANDICAP. Or £550; li miles. 1 — view HALLOO, Mr Russell Grace’s br g by Hunting Song—Haligan, syrs, 9.0 (B. H. Morris) 2 PUSS MOTH, Messrs Roulston Bros.’

b g by Catmint—Midget, syrs, 8.1 (T. Green) 2 9—LORD VAL, Mr A. H. Long’s br g by Valkyrian—Sweet Colleen,

aged, 7.5 (H. A'. Wiggins) 3 Also statted: 7 Gay Broney, 8.2 (McTavish); 3 Takakua, 7.12 (Atkins); 5 Protomint, 7.8 (Cammlck); 6 Prince Colossus, 7.8 (Pine); 10 Lack, 7.1 (Jones); 13 Pango, 7.1 (Cameron); 4 Caliente, 7.0 (Parsons); 14 Dark Marble, 7.0 (McKinnon); 11 Hushing, 7.0 (Clifford); 12 L’Allegro, 7.0 (Horne); 8 Mungatoon, 7.0 (Tremaln); 15 Ornamental, 7. (Fearn). Winner trained by F. Tilley., Fordell. ADD CORNWALL Set

View Halloo was a firm fancy with £lOlO rrom Puss Moth (£643) and Takakua (£505). Protomint settled. his chances by standing on the mark, L’Allegro leading early rrom Puss Moth, Lack, View Halloo, Hushing, Prince Colossus and Caliente. Lack had moved up to assume command, by the time the back was reached his closest attendants being L’Allegro, Puss Moth, View Halloo, Dark Marble, Hushing, Lord Val, Takakua, Mungatoon and Caliente. Across the top Takakua w'as on the heels of Lack and L’Allegro, this trio being followed here by Puss Moth, View Halloo, Gay Broney, Hushing, Caliente and Lord Val. L’Allegro was first to turn for home with Lack, Puss Moth, Takakua, view Halloo, Caliente and Lord Val following. In a' good finish View Halloo came on resolutely to win nicely by three-quarters or a length from Puss Moth with Lord Val a length away. Mungatoon was fourth followed by Prince Colossus, ornamental, L’Allegro, Hushing and Takakua. Time, 2.14 3-5.

RACING AT OTAKI.

WINTER MEETING. TRANSACT WINS HURDLES. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) OTAKI, Saturday. The Winter meeting of the Otaki Maori Racing Club opened to-day in wet weather. The track was sticky and the attendance affected by the rain. Following are the results:— TARARUA HURDLES. or £9O; 1} miles. S—TRANSACT, 9.0‘ (Wright) 1 4 VITAPHONE. 9.0 2 3—RUANUI, 10.6 3 Also started; consent, 10.8; Chief Line, 9.2; Huntique, 9.0. Won by half a length with six length? between second and third. Time, 3.15. KUKU MAIDEN. Or £6O; 6 Tur. 3 BALBUS, 8.0 (Voitre) 1 5 WIIETUMA, 8.10 2 9—REVIVAL, 8.10 3 Also started: Colossal, widdon, Ekatere, Mllnrow, Roderi-k Dliu, Royal Peak, Taura Lad, Vestal Queen, 8.10; Windscreen, Dialoglst, 8.0. Won by half a length with four lengths between second and third. Time, 1.16 3-5. WAITOHU HACK. Or £80; 6 furs. 7—SWIFT AND SURE, 7.11 i 4 lIYBISCUS, 7.3 2 6 BELLBRONEY, 7.7 ’ 3 Also started: King Thomond, 8.11; Plafiie, s. 10; Lady Ronald, 8.7; non Raptde, 8.0; Bee Acre, Rest, Spearrorm, 7.7. Won by a head with a length between second and third. Time, i.io.

DUNEDIN MEETING.

FIRST DAY’S RESULTS. QUINOPAL OVER COUNTRY. DUNEDIN, Saturday. The Winter meeting or the Dunedin Jockey Club opened to-day in dull weather. The going was heavy. Following are the results: — TRIAL HANDICAP. Of £9O;. 7 furs. 4—3—VALISKA, 9.0 1 18—17—OLIVER, 8.9 2 14—15—DRAW LAD, 8.9 3 Also started: Great Weather, 8.12; Wynwood, 8.11; Auster, Scratchrnere Scar, Sungem, 8.10; Aro Arc, Draw Bar, Eastern Chler, Footwork, Impala, Mauam Pompadour, Nlghtform, Polar Star, Red Eve, Unex, Vocal, Paladin, 8.9. Won by a head with a neck between second and third. Time, 1.38 3-5.

BRIGHTON HANDICAP. or £100; 1 mile. S—4—RED DANCE, 8.8 i 4 —3— 7-GARNISII, 7.13 y I—I—SAXOPHONE. 8.0 3 Also started: Trivet, 8.9; Drumfire, s.B; Flying Amy, 8.6; Osc.ulate, 5.3; Ada, 7.13" High Speed, 7.8; Air Pocket, 7.7. Won by hair a head with three lengths between second and third. Time, 1.51 1-5

PROVINCIAL HANDICAP. Or £200; H miles. I—I—GREAT SHOT, 8.0 1 s—o—TO TO 1.0 MAI, 7.9 0 S—S—SALMO SALAR, 7.3 3 Also started: Toreador, 8.3; Palmary, 8.2; Signaller, Gustavo, 7.8; Cleaner, 7.3. Won hy two and a-hair lengtlis with a similar distance between second and third Time, 2.19 4-5.

OTAGO STEEPLECHASE. or £200; 24 miles. 4—4—QUINOPAL, 10.10 1 O—S—VALVES, 10.9 0 3—3—DUNMURE, 9.13 a Also started: Ecclerechan, 10.1; French Fleet, 9.12; Umtali, West Dome, o il; Calham, 9.4; Cultivator. 9.1; Graball, 9.0. Won by a length with a head between second and third. Time, 5.57 4-5.