RACING,

Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19461, 28 December 1934, Page 9

RACING,

TARANAKI RESULTS. THE SECOND DAY. DANCING LADY WINS SUMMER. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) NEW PLYMOUTH, Thursday. The second day of the Taranaki Jockey Club’s Christmas meeting was held at New Plymouth to-day. The weather was line, the attendance large and the track In good order. Concluding results: — TARATA HURDLES HANDICAP. Of £100; 14 miles and 1 ooyds. 4 —YTHAN, 9'.o} 1 I—l—ST. AMES, 10.7 (P. Brady) .. 2 3—3 RICHFIELD, 9.2, (McDowall) . 3 Also started; 2—2 Beau Star, 10.0; 5 5 Bay Sand, 9.0; 6—6 Gowanlea, 9.0. Won by live lehgtlis with six lengths between second and third. Beau Star was rourth. Time, 2.51 4-5. NEW PLYMOUTH HANDICAP. Or £130; 9 l’ur. 3—DAVISTOCK, 7.5 (J. Pell) 1 O—FERSEN, 7.0 (J. Davoren) .... 2 1— MU-SQUIL, 7.7 (Aukett) .... 3 The only starters. Won by five lengths with two lengths between second and third. Time, .1.54 2 URUTI HACK HANDICAP. or £100; 9 fur. 1— —TAHURANGI, 8.0 (Davoren) .1 3 3—ALL SPIRIT. 8.3 (Keeslng) .. 2 2 l— 1 GAYFIRE, 7.0 (J. Gunn) -3 Also started: 5—5 Prince Reno, 7.7; 4 4 Ruai'orin, 7.10; G—6 Tutor, 7.3; 7—7 General Quex, 7.0. Won by three lengths with a bead between second and third. Prince Reno was fourth. Time, 1.48 4-5. WAREA HACK STAKES. Or £80; 6 fur. 4—4—THE ARK, 8.2 (B. Sullivan) .. i I—.I—HIKUTAIA, 9.0 (Keesing) 2 3 3—FAST ACRE, 8.0 (11. Stokes) . 3 Also started: 2—2 Harvest Moon, 8.10; 6 6 Cereal, 0.0; 5 —5 Gold Mission, 9.0; 7 7 Lebanon, 8.2. , ' . Won by four lengths with half a length between second and third. Gold Mission was rourth. Time, 1.14. SUMMER HACK HANDICAP. Of £00; 6 fur. 1— I—‘DANCING LADY, 8.2 (Keeslng) 1 2 2 —COURTEGA. 9.0 (Drinlcwater) . 2 3 S—CHIEF MARIONETTE, 8.4 .. 3 Also started: 5—3 Gold Gleam, 8,2; 6—6 Ingenuity, 7.3; 4—i True Measure, 7.0; 7 —7 Windscreen, 7.34. Won by a bead with half a neck between second and third. Gold Gleam was rourth. Time, 1.13 3-5. The Totalisator. The totalisator handled £9BBO 10s, compared with £OB4 7 on the second day la'l year, making £22,002 10s Tor the meeting, compared with £18,194 10s last year, an increase ol‘ £3898.

• DUNEDIN MEETING. SECOND DAY’S RESULTS. FAREWELL TO HUNTING' GO. DUNEDIN, Thursday. The second and concluding day of the Dunedin Jockey club’s summer meeting was held to-day in showery weather. The attendance was ralr and the track proved Arm. Concluding results: — FERNHILL HANDICAP. or £100; 7 fur. 4 3—COLOSSIAN, 9.2 1 I—I—SAXOPHONE, 8.5 2 3—2—UNSEEN, 8.3 3 Also started: Blazon, 9.0; Moneygran, 8.7; Irish Blrdcatcher.S.o; UaU Note, 7.11; Dodge, 7.7, Won by a bead with two lengths between second and third. Time, 1.30. ' ALLANTON HANDICAP. Or £150; 7 fur. 1— 2—GUARANTEE, 8.12 1 3—4—QUIETLY, 8.10 2 O—I —TRAVENNA, 7.13 3 Also started: Chrysology, 8.8; Double Shot, 8.3; Grand Finale, 8.2; Top Rank, 7.13. Won by a length with hair a length between second and third. Time, 1.29. FAREWELL HANDICAP. Ol' £150; I.) miles. 1 I—HUNTING GO. 5.5 1 2 2—OSCULATE, B.S | 3 3—QUITE SOON, 8.8 ........ f tDcad heat ror second. Also started: 4—i Heather Glow, 5—5 Venite, G—6 Amy Johnson, 7—7 Trivet, 5 '8 Daring Deed, 9—9 Drossy, 10—10 Golden King. Won by half a length. Time, 2.9 4-5. A Reoord. In the hurdles Black Duke knocked twonrths of a second off the track record ror a mile and a-half, Ills time being 2.45 3-5. The Totalisator. The totalisator handled £10,552 10s for the day, compared with £10,48S for the second day last year, making a total or £25,237 ror the meeting, compared with £24,420 last year, an increase of £Bl7.

SEVERAL HORSES FALL. DUNEDIN, Thursday. As a result of the drizzling rain at Wingatui 10-day Hie going became greasy at the far turn of the course. The first mishap occurred in the principal race, Hie 3L. Andrew’s Handicap. After rounding Ihc far turn Polydora, who was moving up past Some Shamble, fell and, brought down Some Shamble and Ranclagli. Kirwan, rider of Polydora, broke-a collarbone. An inquiry was held into the accident and it was found that it was due to Hie slippery nature of the going. in the Allanton Handicap Chrysology fell at just about the place where the three horses came 'down in the principal event.

MANAWATU MEETING. SECOND DAY’S /EVENTS. AWAPU.M TO CAWBEEN. (Fy Tolognpn.--Press Association.) PALMERSTON’ N„ Thursday. The second day ol' the Mannwatu Racing Club’s summer meeting opened at Awapnni to-day in line weather. The track was In good order and the attendance large. Concluding results:— PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, Of £275 1 1 miles. — 1 Tout Lo Monde, 8.1 (MacKinnon), 1; 2 Aga Khan. S.O (W. J. Hroughton), 2; 3 Plateau, 8.5 (It. 11. Morris), 3. Also stalled: 0 Miladi, 7.8; 7 Arlkira, 5 Copper King. 4 Catalogue, 7.7. Won by ball' a length will) two lengths between seeotid and third. Catalogue was fourth. Time, 2.7. KELVIN HANDICAP, of £120; 9 Tur.— S Lapel, 7.5 (J. McCauley), 1; 2 Royal Banquet. 7.5 (Atkins). 2; 9 Boudoir, 8.3 (Carroll), 3. Also* started: I Blue Boy. 9.7: 7 Dorado. 8.6; 3 Miss llushahye, 8.4; 5 Aretle King, 8.3: 6 Conllsration, 1 Mercian oueen, 10 Chitsle, 7.5. Won by a length wilh half a longih between second and third. Time, 1.52.

AW API N 1 HANDICAP, of £159; 6 fur.— i Cawheen, 7.2 (Marsh). I: 5 Cadland, 8.9 (Wilson). 2; 1 Farmer, 8.7 (B. 11. Morris), 3. Also slarled: 3 Wherelko. 7.13; 2 Culms. 7.9; 6 Bodvline. 7.0. Won by a nose with a neck between second niul third. Chillis was fourth. Time, 1.13.

111 MATA NGI HANDICAP, of £135; 9 flic. I Fracas (MacKinnon), I: 2 Movie Star (Broughton), 2; 3 Eminent (Wilson), 3. Also started: I La Poupee, 5 .Nlghtguard. Won by half a length with four lengths between second and third. La Poupee was fourth. Time, 1.53 1-5.

I CHAMPION HACK HANDICAP, or £150; 7 rur.—l Pladie (L. G. Morris), 1; 5 Royal Record (Maekinnon), 2; 2 Diagano (W. ,T. Broughton), 3. Also started; U Poniard, 8 I'laminarion, 6 Stmee, 7 Orby s Last, 3 Knock Out, 10 Consummation. 9 ; Gay Boy. Won by hair a length with a i length between second and third. Sunee I was fourth. Time, 1.27 1-5. !’ ■ - j The Totalisator. j The totalisator Handled £13,904 1 Os. i compared with £1 3,650, making the total I for the two days £35,53 1, against £37,754 j lor the first two days last year, a decrease I or £2223. WESTLAND CLUB. TO-MORROW’S ACCEPTANCES. GREYMOUTH, Thursday. Acceptances for the second day of the Westland Racing Club’s mid-sum-mer meeting at Hokitika on Saturday are as follows: — NOVICE PLATE, Of £65; 6 fur. Ivevino, Marmoration, Delice, Sisterena, Copenna, 9.0; Backlead, Roto-ltino.-Parzel, 8.5. MINERS’ HACK HANDICAP, Of £6O; 6 fur. Arrovvmid, Margaret Rose, 9.0; Patrol, 8.12; Cheap Money, 8.8; Monipere, 8.7; Riptide, 8.2; Wino, 8.1; Rothen, 7.13; Forceful, 7.10; Epris, 7.8. ! KANIERI TROT, Of £7O, limit 2.27, 1 mile. Atarau King, Forest Maiden, Hermes, Isobel Derby, Loch Erne, Minnetonka, Myra Chenault, Playwright, limit. WESTLAND CUP,' Of £100; 1 mile. Riri, 9.4; Wealherley, 8.9; White Doe, 8.8; Little Doubt, 8.7; Wise Choice, 8.4; Earthquake, 8.0; Monipere, 7.13; Lady Rene, Rose Val, 7.8; Fast Ace, Marmoration, 7.0. SUMMER HANDICAP, Of £7O; 5 fur. Royal Amphora, 10.6; Royal Sceptre 8.10; Margaret Rose, 8.9; Arrowmid, 8.6; Arrow Rose, 8.1; Awamutu, 7.13; Delice, 7.5; Free Rose, 7.1. GOLDFIELDS HACK HANDICAP, Of £80; 1 mile. Imperial Spear, 9.1; Importance, 9.0; Monipere, 8.10; Rose Val, 8.5; Rothen, 8.3; First View, 8.2; Roderick Dhu, Arctic Star, 7.11. WOODSTOCK TROT. Of £80; limit 3.43; 1A miles. Atarau King, Forest Maiden, Isobel Derby, Minnetonka, Myra Chenault,* Playwright, limit; Superb, 36yds bhd. COUNTY WELTER HANDICAP ' Of £7O; 7 fur. Royal Amphora, 10.9;, Little Doubt, Riri, 10.1; Patrol, 9.5; White Doe, Imperial Spear, 9.4; Wise Choice, Animate, 9.2; Earthquake, 9.0; Rhoderick Dhu, 8.0.

HAWKE’S BAY REHANDICAPS. PALMERSTON N., Thursday. Rehandicaps for the Hawke’s Bay meeting are:— Havelock Flying Handicap.—Sunnv Maid, 8.11; Sunny Song, 8.0; Air Bird, Juvenile Handicap—Blue Garter, 7.10. / Waipatu Handicap—Marching Song, 8.4 j Sunny Song, 7.13. Stewards Handicap.——Slippery 9 fi* Cawbeen, 7.12. hWj, J. 6,

RACING IN AUSTRALIA. WESTERN TURF CLUB. HYPERION WINS DERBY. PERTH, Dec 27 The Western Australian Turf Club’s annual carnival was opened to-day The Western Australian Derby resulted as follows: IlyperJon, 8.10 (Calhnah), 1; Bivalve, 8.10 (Miller), V Slaunch, 8.10 (Morley) 3 ’ Five started. Won by 'two and ahalf length's with a head botwcoi seoorjci and third. Time, 2,435.

THE KENSINGTON RACES. HEADMASTER RUNS SECOND. 1 ' ( , SYDNEY, Dec 27. At the Kensington races to-dav Headmaster ran second in the second division of the Flying Handicap. Not man Conquest was not placed. TATTERSALL CLUB MEETING. THE PRINCIPAL ACCEPTANCES. SYDNEY, Dec. 27. Following are the acceptances for the principal event on Hie Jirsl day of Hie Ta tier.sail Club’s annual race meeting next Saturday:—

TATTERSALL’S CLUB CUP. or £1000; 1 i miles. St. lb. St. lb. Brown Forco S 10 Dark Ciller 7 9 Ml’ Kerry . . 8 ■i lilg'li Cross . 7 3 Magnitas . . 8 3 Not'd . . . . 7 3 Miss N'ottava 7 13 Balgay . . , . G 13 Malnlaw . . 7 9 CARRINGTON STAKES. Of £1000; ; 0 rur. St. lb. St. lb. Winooka . . 10 5 Tlie Marne . 7 12 Aus. Fair . . 8 8 Myra Tip . , , 7 9 Croupier . . 8 S King’s Mead . 7 G Bacliian . . . 8 4 High . . . 7 G Care . 8 3 Dame Moab 7 5 Golden Gate . S 1 Porcla . . , . 7 0 Leila Vale . . 2 1 orr Duty . . . G 12 Vista .... 7 19 Acceptances roi :• tlie elder event Oil the second day (January 1) are:—