LATEST RACING

Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19759, 14 December 1935, Page 8

LATEST RACING

THE WAIPA CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING HELD. I SANDY DIN WINS HURDLES. SCOTLAND LEADS CUP FIELD. (Times Special Reporter.) TE AWAMUTU, Saturday. Before a good attendance of 'the public the annual meeting of the Waipa, Racing Club was held to-day. The weather was fine, but overcast, and the track was in good order. Results were as follows: — W. G. PARK HURDLES HANDICAP. Of £120; 1} miles. 2 2 —SANDY DIX, Mr A. Coubrough S ch g by Sandstar —Miss Dix, aged, 9.6 (J. Mcßae) ,• 1 1 — 3 —KILLADAR, Mrs F. Wackrow s b g by Kllbroney—Abbey Day, syrs, 9.0 (A. McGregor) .... » 9 —9—FOLLY’S CHOICE, Messrs J. Grant’s and A. Miller’s br m by Acre—Fury, syrs, 9.0 (J. Muir) 3 Also started; 7—5 Prince of Orange, 10. G (Connor); 6 —7 Mangu King, 10.4 (Rennie); 4 —4 L’Allegro, 9.6 (Gilmer); 9 8 Silver Wattle, 9.0 (Smith); 5 —6 Last Lap, 9.0 (Vincent); 3—l Sweet Lap, 9.0 (Lawson); 10—10 Mlo Lume, 9.0 (Amundsen). Winner trained by T. Morriss, Cambridge. . Killadar, who had been working wen prior to the meeting was a strong favourite on the win machine, and third Taney for a place. Sandy Dix, who was second in order or selection, went a line race throughout, and over the deciding stages gave nothing else a chance. Sweet Lap, the place favourite, was going well until she fell half-a-mile from home. Sweet Lap was early in the lead and was showing out, when they had settled down from L’Allegro, Mangu King, Killadar, Prince of Orange, Last Lap and Folly’s Choice. Mangu King had run to the front racing past the stands, with L’Allegro handy, and Killadar, Sweet Lap, Last Lap, Prince of Orange, Last Lap and Folly’s Choice. Mangu King had run. to the front racing past the stands, with L’Allegro handy and • KRJadar, Sweet Lap, Last Lap, Prince of Orange, Folly’s Choice, Sandy Dix and Mlo Lume in that order. Going out to the back on the flat, Prince of Orange and Mangu King fell and at the next fence Killadar made a faulty jump and brought down L’Allegro. Sandy Dix led across the top from Killadar, who baulked at the fence by the half-mile post, Folly’s Choice, Silver Wattle, Last Lap and Mio Lume. Sweet Lap fell at this fence and Sandy Dix led into the straight from Folly’s Choice, Killadar, Last Lap and Mlo Lume. In the run home nothing had a chance with Sandy Dix, who went on to win comfortably by six lengths from Killadar, who beat Folly’s Choice by a neck. Mio Lume was fourth, followed by Last Lap, Silver Wattle and L’Allegro. Time, 2.56. KIHIKIHI HACK HANDICAP. Or £IOO ; 6 furs. 1 4 —TONNERRE-, Mr A.'Rowan's b g by vaals—Miss Sphinx, 3yrs, S.s (E. A. Keesing) ••• 1 4 2 —LITTLE ARTIST, Mr E. L. Collins’ br g by Little England— Miss Roscland, -lyrs, 5.5 (L. Dulieu) 3—3—WIN LON A, Messrs D. S. Netlson’s and A. 11. Snodgrass’ br m by The Ace—Accum, -lyrs, S.l (A. Cameron) „ l Also started; 7—S Laudatory, 8-5-(Jones); 6 —5 Trouvaille, 5.3 (McTavlsh); 5 6 swirt Spear, S.l (France); 2—l Application, 8.1, car. 8.2} (McKenzie); JO —11 'Survoy, 7.0, car.’,7.2 (R. Feme); 12—12 Tassau, 7.0-, car. 7.2} (Winder); 10 — o Gay Sister, 7.0, car. 7.3 (Horne); 9 —lo Pound Sterling, 7.0, car. 7.2} (Martin); B—78 —7 Sir Tommy, 7.0 (Long). Winner trained by owner, Te Awamutu. Tonnerre was a firm favourite on the win machine and fully justitled the confidence of bis supporters, jumping to the Tront in the latter stages, and- staying on solidly in the straight to win in decisive fashion. The consistent Little Artist ran a good race, as also did Winlona, both of whom were well supported on the place machine. ' Application disappointed, fading away in the straight arter having every chance. Laudatory was smartest to begin, and led over the early part from Gay Sister, Little Artist, Tonnerre, Winlona and Sir Tommy. By the time the hack was reached Tonnerre had hit the front and was followed here by Little Artist, Winlona, Application, Sir Tommy, Trouvaille, Tassau and Laudatory. Racing across the top Winlona had run up behind Tonnerre, and this pair was followed at this stage by Little Artist, Application and Tassau. Tonnerre was clear as they levelled up Tor liome and went on to win easily by three lengths from Little Artist who stayed on well, with Winlona a head away. Trouvaille was fourth and then came Laudatory, Sir Tommy, Pound Sterling, Application, Gay Sister, Survoy and Swift Spear. Time, 1.1-1 2-5.

WAIPA PLATE. Of £96; G Turs. 2—I—DARK SHADOW, Mr G. W. Ver--1 coe’s Hr c by Leighton or Acre —Madam Lobelia, 3yrs, 8.4 (N. R. McKenzie) 1 I—2—KAROHIA, Mr J. Ilolller’s b g by • General Latour—Kilbeggan, 3yrs, 8.4 (R. McTavtsh) 2 I—4—SWEET ROSE, Mr W. Alexander’s cb m by Musketoon —Wee Rose, Gyrs, 8.10 (J. McLaughlin) 3 Also started: B—lo Little Leslie, 9.1 (J. Day); 9—ll Worthy King, 9.1 (Gilmer); o—s Torch, 9.1 (Cameron); 10 —9 Rlrinui, 9.1 (C. G. Goulsbro); s—o Diacquecloon, 9.0 (Gladlng); 3—3 Brilliant Acre, 5.4 (Tremain); 13 —12 Hessketoon, 8.4 (Keeslng); 7—7 Ellanul, 8.4 (L. Dulieu); 12—S Glenatlon, 5.4 (Cammick) ; 11 —l3 Kurakalia, 7.13 (C. J. Goulsbro). Winner trained by owner, Te Rapa. Dark Shadow, who was second fancy straight-out and nrst in request on the place machine, gave a good exhibition coming through to win nicely in the straight. Karolila bad every chance, but arter moving up on the rails, failed to go on with it. C.lenation was the first to become prominent, and when they were fairly on their way, was leading Sweet Rose, Little Leslie, Karohla and Diacquedoon. Along the back Glenatlon and Sweet Rose were still in charge of affairs, with Torch handy and Karohla and Diacquedoon at the head of the others. Torch had shot to the front across Hie top, where Karohla had also made a forward move, to be In front of Dark Shadow, Glenatlon. Sweet Rose. Diacquedoon and Worthy King. Dark Shadow was right up behind Torch as they turned for borne, with Karohla. Sweet Rose and Diacquedoon all in the’ picture. In the straight Dark Shadow came through to win nicely by half-a-length from Karohla, Who beat Sweet Rose by a head. Torch was right up fourth, followed by Worthy King. Diacquedoon. Kllanui, Gtenation, Hessketoon and Little Leslie. Time, 1.15. TE AWAIVIUTU CUP HANDICAP. , Of £l5O and trophies; 1J miles and about 100yds. 6-—7— SCOTLAND. Mr W. ,T. McLean’s h g hv Acre—Bonny Mabel, syrs, 7.10 (R. Martin) 1 5i —-GAY ROSE'. Mr A. E. Lennard’s hr m by Gay Shield—Autumn Rose, 5 vi'.s, 7.2 (L. GlIITord) 2 4 —c— GAY MARIGOLD, Mr O. Nicholson's and the Hon. E. R. Davis’ blk m by Grand Knight—Oueen March, Gyrs, 8.8 (It. Goldfinch) 3 Also started; 1— I King Rey. 9.3 (McKenzie); 3—2 Gay Broney. 5.3 fMcTavish): B—B Beryl Latour, 7.0 (Wiggins); 7—5 Scotch Nation. 7.0 (Thomson): 2—3 Ma/.lr. 7.0 TSavage). Winner trained by owner, Matamata. King Rey was a solid fancy on both machines, hut after having every chance, Tailor! to go on with it in the straight. Scotland jumped out quickly, and led throughout lo win decisively. Scotland was followed over the early stages by Gav Rose and as they passed tin' stands this pair was showing out rroin King Rey, Gay Broney, Mazir, Beryl Latour. Scotch Nation and Gay Marigold, Gav Broney was on terms with Scotland

racing across Hie top. with Oily nose handy and Mazir, King Rey. Gay Marigold, Scotch Nallon and Reryl Latour in that order. Scotland was showing out from Gay Broney as they levelled up Tor home, will) King Bey right up Behind' him, and Gay Rose. Gav Marigold, Mazir ami Scotch Nation, racing as named. Scotland held on in the straight to win well hy a length and a-half from Gay Rose with Gay Marigold a similar distance away. Mh/.ir was murtli followed hy tiny IRroiiev. fc.jng Rev, scotch Nauon and Beryl Latour. Time, 2.13 2-3.

' f HACK CUP HANDICAP. Of £100; 7 furs. 6 —-i—KEITH LU, Mr F. Handley’s br g by King Lu—Aquitania, -lyrs, 8.9 (N. ri. McKenzie) •••:,*,••••,: 3 2 TIN LAP, Mr J. H. Whittens f br m by Lapidary—Multini, 6yrs, n 8.9 (A. Tinker) •••; * 23 GLOUCESTER, Mr N. R. SOUter a b g by Acre —Kinetic, 4yrs, (W. Thomson) • * B 0 Also started: 9 —6 Ballymoney, • (McTavlsh); I—l Light Comedy, 8.0 (Goulsbro); 5—9 Polly Douglas, 7.12 (Winder); 7—B Queen Nona, /•>« (Horne); S —7 Arawa Rose, < -10 (VN te gins); 4—5 Sing Lee, 7.3 (-Savage). Winer trained by A. E. Co.x, Te Aroh • The Te Rapa-trained Light Comedy v,as backed down to short odds on both machines, but his chances were jutnefl at the -start, when lie failed to Jump ou* correctly and lost some ground. Keitn n was at double figures on the J'Tn machine and his return, for a -place was a good one. Keith Lu Jumped out smaitlj ami when they were fairly on their way J- a in charge of affairs rrom Polly Douglas, Tin Lap and Gloucester. Polly* Douglas went to the front temporarily along the back, rrom Tin Lap, Gloucester, Sing" Lee, Queen Nona, Light Comedy and Bauymoney. Gloucester moved up approacning the top and at this -stage was halt-a-head in front or Ballymoney with Tin Lap handy and Arawa Rose, Sing Lee, Lignt Comedy, Queen Nona and Keith Lu racing in that order. Keith Lu ran right past the Held to be in charge at the turn, witn Gloucester and Ballymoney right up and Arawa Rose. Light comedy, Sing Lee ana Queen Nona'in that order. In the straight Keith Lu went on to win narrowly by a head rrom Tin Lap who beat Gloucester by a similar margin. Arawa Rose was fourth In front of Light Comedy, Polly Douglas, Queen Nona, Ballymoney and Sing Lee. Time, 1.28. OTAKI-MAORI CLUB. ROYAL KING WINS HURDLES. MAIDEN TO HINE -RA. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) OTAKI. Saturday. The Otakt Maori Racing Club’s meeting was held to-day in overcast and showery weather before a rair attendance. The track was in good order. \ Following were the results: — PUKETOI HACK HURDLES. Of £9O; 1} miles. B— ROYAL KING. 9.0 \ 6 BATTLE GROUND, 9.0 ~ 7 TAMBO, 9.0 J 3 Also started: Petraroh, 10.1; Spender, 9.11; Gaswyn 9.7; Midacre, 9.4; Otaura King, 9.2; Affliction, 9.0; Imasurvey, 9.0. Won by three lengths with a similar distance between second and third. Time, 2.53. IVIANUAO MAIDEN PLATE. Of £65; two-year-olds, 8.0; three-year-olds and upward, 8.7; 6 furs. 2—HINE RA, 5.7 \ 4—BARLEY ALSIOND, 8.7 3 12—SANSFOY, 8.7 3 Also started: Blue Mauritius, 8.7; Contract, 8.7; Gold Vein, 8.7; Gay Coat, 8.7; Garter Red, 8.7; Myriam. 8.7; Rustem, 8.7; Scooter, 8.7; Valroy, 8.7; Mazzinl, 8.0. Won by Tour lengths with half a length between second and third. Time, 1.15. OTAKI HACK HANDICAP. Or £BS; 7 furs. 2 PUKEKO, 8.5 ' * 4—PAWKY, 7.0 3 I—CONFISCATION, 8.10 . ••••••••• Also started; Treasure Hunt, 8.4, The Image. 7.7; Nightlass, 7.7; frugal, 7.0, Sir Ronald, 7.0. , . . Won by two lengths with one and a-hair lengths between second and third. Time, 1.27 3-5. HORORATA MEETING. TRIAL PLATE TO BREVITY. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) HORORATA, Saturday. The liororata Racing Club's meeting was held to-day in fine weather berore a good attendance. TUo track was In good order. Results were as follows: TRIAL PLATE. or £6O ; 5 furs. 1— BREVITY, 8.8 (L. J. Ellis) .... 1 3 M ALVA SI A, 8.8 2 2 PINK POLLY, 8.0 .... 3 , Brevity was bracketed with Colle.en, Ougue and Passenger. Also started: Arrowln, Colleen, Ougue, Dark Rose, Derive, Golden Glow, Hasta, Passenger, Royal Coat, Sir Gallant, universe, S.B. Won by hair-a-bead with a length between second and third. Time. 1.4. > BANGOR HIGII-WEIGHT HANDICAP. Of £75; 1 mile. 1— MOONBEAM, 9.13 (H. Turner) .. 1 3 NOCTURNUS, 9.10 2 2 NOTE ISSUE-, 9-10 3 Also started: Rose or Tralee, 9.9; Polygraph, 9.0. Won by two lengths. Time, 1.43 4-5. GLENDORE TROT HANDICAP. or £7O; limit 2.27; 1 mile. I —VOLUNTARY, 12yds (J. Fraser, Jnr.) * 3 FORTEX, 12yds 2 g—WELCOME STRANGER, 24yds . . 3 Also -started: Ann Pointer, Bombay Girl, Golden Miller, Harvest Girt, Heather Queen, Juju McElwyn, Our War, Royal Thread, Sonoma Queen, Thornworthy, True Rellection, Wish Wyrme, limit; Handicapper, 12yds blid. Won by a short head with two lengths between second and third. Time, 2.17.