THE WAIKATO CLUB.

Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20125, 22 February 1937, Page 8

THE WAIKATO CLUB.

SUMMER MEETING CONCLUDED. OHINEWAI TO FAR. LAND. RESPECTFUL'S CHIEF EVENT. The summer meeting of the Waikato Racing Club was concluded at Te Rapa to-day in fine weather. There was another very large attendance and with the track in excellent order the racing was keen and exciting. The following are the results:— OHINEWAI HANDICAP, Or £195: 6 Turs. 6 B —FAR LAND, Mr T. P. Hunt's b g\ by Acre—Rosearch, 4yrs, 7.11 (W. J. Broughton) 1 * —4—SUPERIOR GUARD, Mr W. Alexander’s ch g, by Speardance— G° Se ’nsmpr 7,1 CSr ‘ B ’’ 24 (A ' 2—2—BRONZETTE. Mr R.' O.’ McCabe’s ch 1\ by Bronze Eagle— Whitianga, 3yrs, 7.12 (11. Long) 3 Also Started.—3—3 Very Glad. 8.8 (L. Dulloii), 5 —5 Huntsman’s Chorus. 8.0 (Tinker). 10—10 Gay Rebel, 8.1 (Horne). 7 6 Brioni, 8.0 (McKenzie), B—7 Rrvce Street, 7.13 (Winder), n —l3 Doric Star. (Menially)' 11 ’ i >—l 1 Sirrom. 'WI ( Ravage), 13—II Thurwind, 7.11 (Wiggins), o —y Stormy Weather. 7.1 I (Bowden), il—l2 Bass. 7.11 (Campbell), 1— 1 Clooneen, 7.11 (C. G. Goulsbro). Winner trained by A. McGregor, RotoThere was some delay at the start, the horses breaking through the barrier on two occasions. They finally went ofT to a fairly even start Far Land jumpiug out from yuntsman’s Chorus and Gav Rebel. Crossing the top Clooneen had run to the front and here was followed by Far Land. Huntsman’s Chorus. Very Glad. Stormy Weather, Free Advice, Bronzette, Briori, and Gay Clooneen was still making the pace from Far Land with Very Glad handy in front of Huntsman’s Chorus. Brioni, Stormy Weather and Superior Guard. In a fine finish Fay 1 and did best to hang on and win by a head from the rast finishing Superior Guard, who beat Bronzette by two lengths. Clooneen was right up Tourth in Tront of Stormy Weather. Very Glad and Bryce Street Thurwind, Brioni, and Gay Rebel. Time, 1.15 RAGLAN HANDICAP HURDLEB, Or £250: 1} miles. 6 6—TOUT LE MONDE', Mr J. Fry’s b g. by Llmond—Aspic, 6yrs, 9.7 (A. Gilmer) 1 S—S—RLAFORM, Mr W. R. S. Brewer’s ch g; by Ruapapa—Recherche, aged. 10.13 (C. Thomson) 2 21 —HIGH QUALITY, Mr H. Swarfleld’s b g. by Acre—Grant’s Girt, syrs, .10.0 (C. Walters) .. .. 3 Also Started.—-3—3 Rua King. 10.8 (Mcllroy), 4—4 Valpai, 10.7 (Mcßae), 7 7 Roxy. 10.1 (Lawson), I —2 Pango, 10.3 (McDowell). B—9 Curlew. 9.8 (McLaughlin). 9 —B Mio Lume, 9.0 (R. E. Thomson'. 10—10 Stansted. 9.0 (Fergus). Winner trained by owner, llawera. Tout Le Monde scored his first success over hurdles when, after being handily placed throughout the running, went

on to prevail In the final stages in derisive style. Racing to the first fence. Pango had shot to the front from Roxy and Rua King and as they came past the stands Roxy was making play from Stansted, Rua King, Pango, Ruarorm, Valpai, High Quality and Tout le Monde. Ruarorm took up the running as they raced to the back where Roxy was closely followed in front or Valpai, Tout le Monde, Standsted. Pango and High Quality. Roxy was the pilot across the top rrom Rua King, Ruarorm, Valpai. Mio Lume and Pango Tout le Monde then asserted himseir and came into the straight in rront or Ruarorm. Rua King, Curlew. Valpai and Pango. Nothing had a chance with Tout le Monde and he went on to win by two and a-hair lengths from Rua Form who beat High Quality by a neck. Valpai was fourth, in rront or Mio Lume. Roxy. Rua King and Stansted with the favourite, Pango, last. Time, 3.12 2-5. TE RORE HACK HANDICAP, Uf £200; 6 furs. 8— 7—DAY WIND. Mr J. Irwin’s ch g, by Whirlwind—Merry Day, syrs, 1 j—-JAN RIDD. Mr R. T. Reid's b g, by Acre—Lorna Doone, 4yrs, 8.4 (W. J. Broughton) 2 6 6—PASO ROBLES, Estate late F. S. Ballin’s b g. by Speardance— Lagune Park, syrs, 8.6 (N. It. McKenzie) 3 Also Started.—2—2 Tosh, 8.13 (McLaughlin). 7.8 Sir Tommy, 8.11 (Gilmer), 910 surella, 8.7 (Fergus), 3—f Prince Kangi, 8.1 (Goulsbro), II —l l Thangilamba, 8.0 (Clifford), i—3 Guy Egypt, 7.12 (Savage), 5—5 May Song, 7.10 (Wiggins), 10 — 9 Fox Moth, 7.10 (Horne), 12—12 Tree or Heaven, 7.5 (Vaughan). Winner trained by owner, Paeroa. Day Wind gave his best performance for some considerable time when he finished resolutely to win in a tight finish from the favourite. Thnngilamba was slow to move and lost giound and Surella led early rrom Jan Ridd, Paso Robles, Tosh and May song. Racing along the back. Jan Ridd had headed Surella and this pair was showing out from Sir Tommy, .May Song, Tosh, Paso Robles, Day Wind and Fox Moth. Jan Ridd and Surella was clear or Sir Tommy coming to the straight «vtli May Song handily placed in front of Tosh and Day Wind. In a fine finish it appeared that Jan Ridd would carry the day, but. Day Wind finishing fast on the outer got up to win by a neck from Jan Ridd with Paso Robles a length awav third. Fox Moth was fourth and then came Surella, Tosh, Gay Egypt, Sir Tommy and Prince RangL Time, 1.14 2-5. VERCOE HANDICAP, Of £350; 1 mile. 10—7—RESPECTFUL. Mr A. P. Brady’s blk g. syrs Raccful—Princess Charming, 7.7 (C. G. Goulsbro) 1 7 B—TRIUNE. Mr W. 11. Maria’s ch h, Tippler—Trice, 8.13 (11. C. Maria) 2 1 g. syrs. Valkyr.an—stage Fright, 7.11 (It. Horne) 3 Also Started.—9—lo Impasto, 8.11 (Fergus): i— 6 Mazir, 8.9; (Broughton); 5 - —r> Lagoon, 8.8 (Tremaln); 12 II Guy 1U isp, 5.3. car. s.i (Mclnally; 3—f Royal Secret. 8.3 (Savage): B—9 Dark Shadow. 8.2 (McLaughlin); 13—12 Sinking Fund, s.i (McKenzie); 6 -3 Sweet Rose, s.i, ear. 8.24 (Cameron); 16—15 Star Artist, s.i (Burtle); II —l3 Korero. 7.13. car. 7.104 (G. L. Goulsbro); If—l 6 Gay Talkie, 7.t0 (Clifford); 17—17 Vera Acre. car. 7.8 (Fearn); 15—If Black Friar. 7.7 (llowe); 2—2 King Neptune, 7.7, car. 7.2 (Wiggins). Winner trained by owner, Te Rapa. Tne locally trained Respectful gave bis best exhibit.on to date when he finished on to win in a tight finish with Triune. Lagoon, Dark Shadow, Black Friar and impasto were first to move, Impasto leading along the back front Royal Secret, Dark Shadow. King Neptune, star Artist, sweet Hose, Respectful, .shy. Sinking Fund and Lagoon. Dark Shadow had run up to Impasto as they came across the top where Star Artist had also improved her Neptune, Shy and Respectful. As they .showing out from Sweet Rose with Shy, who had run up third, following in rront of Dark Shadow, Royal Secret and Sinking Fund. In the straight Triune challenged and then Respectful came fast on the outer to win narrowly by a long neck from Triune who beat shy by one and a-hall lengths. Royal Secret wa - fourth and then came .-.inking Fund, Gay Talkie. Mazir. Impa-to and Gay Hose with King Neptune who bled, pulling up. Time. 1.38 f-5. EUREKA HANDICAP. or £200; 2-year-olds; 5 furs, f —S —TRILI.IARCH, Mesdaines J s Muir and M. A. Winder’s br c by Tea Tray—Archileen, 8.5 (R. Horne) | 7—7—ROYAL BACHELOR, Mr R. T. Reid’s b c by Muskefoon— Reveal, 7.7, car. 7.9 (W. *J. Broughton; 2 2—2—AIBA.M, Mr W. 11. Maria's h r by Hi a/,en-*-Volume, 8.11 (11. Also* 1 started: 1— I Wildlluwer.’ * 9.1 Royal Vails, 7*7, car. 7.8 learn ; 9 11 Awatea Princess, 7.7 (Long); it— 9 Raceline, 7.7. car. 7.8 4 (Mclnally); to—lo bro); 8— 8 ’ Panloon, 7.7 (Horne): —;t Son of the Soil. 7.7 (<:. G. Goulsbro). Winner trained by J. M. Muir, Te Rapa Raceline slewed around at the start ami out" to lead early rrom ’ WilVibiwer an." Trilliarch. ! 1111 lanli bail lak -u np th ■ running as they raced across Me top from \irarn. Royal Bachelor. Wildllower. Nuclei. Pantoon and Royal Vauls. iTUHarcli was (Continued in next column.)

one and ahair lengths clear a> they turned Tor home rrom Airain. Royal Pa* In*’or and Royal Vaals, on the Tence, and Wtldlfower. In a fine finish in which the first four horses flashed past the post practically in line, Trilliarch got the verdict by a long head from Royal Bachelor with AI rant a short bead away third. Royal Vaals was another short head away fourth and then came Wildllower. I'antoon. Forest Acre and .Nuclei. Time, t.2 2-5. INQUIRY COMPLETED. The adjourned inquiry into the stumbling of Shy in the Storey Memorial Handicap on Saturday was completed this afternoon. The judicial committee round that it was satisfied that the stumbling was accidental and was due t<» Tiger Gain, a tiara puller, getting on the beets or the leaders and then cannoning into Velocipede, who tn turn bumped Dark Shadow, who collided with shy and caused that horse to lose his rider.