Round Up Prevails

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20694, 3 January 1939, Page 11

Round Up Prevails

A DECISIVE SUCCESS THIRD DAY’S RACING DEFAULTER WINS WELL The third day of the Auckland Racing Club’s carnival was held at Ellerslie yesterday under ideal weather conditions, Round Up winning the chief event in decisive style and Defaulter, at very cramped odds, taking the Great Northern Derby from Beaupartir and Peerless. Valspear surprised in the opening event to return over a quarter of a century, while La Vie and Respectful were both at double figure odds. Following are the results:— ELLERSLIE HANDICAP Or £350; 1 mile. 13—VALSPEAR. J. Pohlen’s b g. by Speardance—Lady Val, 6yrs, 7.13, car. 7.9 (F. Coon) 1 2 INQUISITOR, C. Dawson’s b h, by , Lysander—lnlaid, syrs, 8.9 (A. Curwen) 2 4—MISS APPELLANT, H. Rama’s b m, by Appellant—Miss Bramble, 4yrs, 8.3 (F. Latham) • 3 Also started: 8 Erllck, 8.10, car. 8.5 (Hatwell); 12 Hutana, 8.9 (James); 3 Gay Mimic, 8.8 (Kerr); 7 Haile Boy, 8.4 (Howard); 1 Full Hand, 8.1 (Smith); 5 Devon, 7.14 (Main); 10 Galloping- Acre, 7.7 (Hatwell); 4 Maioro, 7.7, car. 7.4 (Caughey); 15 Hackenschmidt, 7.7, car. 7.10 (Gosford); 6 Poland, 7.7, car. 7.12 (Gilchrist); 9 Fleur d’Or, 7.7, car. 7.8 (H. Smith); 11 Maereana, 7.7, car. 7.12 (Evans). Winner trained by F. Stennlng, Ellerslie. Handily placed throughout, Valspear came away at the right end to win convincingly. Miss Appellant was lying behind Valspear as the field settled down but she soon ran to the front to lead along the bark and across the top from Gay Mimic, valspear, Erllck, Full Hand, Halle Boy and Hutana. Miss Appellant and Gay Mimic were on terms as the field straightened up for home and In the run to the judge Valspear won well by a length and a-quarter from Inquisitor with Miss Appellant a length away. Full Hand was fourth and then came Poland, Devon, Haile Boy, Gay Mimic and Hutana. Time, 1.38 1-5. NEW YEAR HURDLE RACE Or £450; 2 miles *—ROZEL, Dr. A. McGregor Grant and W. T. Duder’s ch m, by Vaals—Koura, 6yrs, 9.2 (J. F. Fergus) i 4—STANSTED, Estate A. Totman’s ch y g. by Speardance—Day Comet, / aged. 10.6 (D. Craddock) 2 10 — SIMI.N'T, T. D. McConnell’s b g, bv Catmint—Goldplane, aged, 10.9 (C. Walters) 3 Also started: 5 Erination, 13.0 (Muir); 6 En Tour. 11.4 (R. E. Thomson); 3 Celtic Lad, 10.11 (Gilmer); 7 Small Boy, 10.10 (Ferguson); 9 Kilberls, 10.9 (Brady); 1 Pyrenees, 9.6 (Mcßae); 11 Shy, 9.4 (Nicholson); 12 Coil, 9.0, car. 9.2* (Grlndlay); 8 Little Briton, 9.0 (Amunsden). Winner trained by R. J. Mateer, Matamat a. Rozel, who on the first day hit the fence by the seven rurlong peg and put a seal on her chances, made amends on tbls occasion by following Slmlnt till a couple or rurlongs rrom home and then hitting the front to carry on and win with something in reserve. Slmlnt was showing out as they bad settled from Rozel, Little Briton and Pyrenees. Along the back Simlpt was out six lengths from Rozel with a couple of lengths to Stansted and Erination. Little Briton and Small Boy Tell here and Ktlberls lost his rider. Rozel was gradually moving up and she hit the front entering the straight to lead from Slmlnt, Stansted and Erination. Nothing had a chance with Rozel once the last fence negotiated and she carried on to win by five lengths rrom Stansted with three lengths to Slmlnt. Erination was rourth and then followed Celtic Lad, Pyrenees and Shy. Time, 3.41 3MIDSUMMER HANDICAP Of £350; 5 for. B —LA VIE, Mrs S. L. Parson’s b f, by Night Raid—Royal Flavour, 7.1 (G. Gilchrist) 1 2 —HEROIC MAID, F. H. Livingstone’s b f, by Marconigram—Heroic Belle (O. Evans), 7.7 2 7—LADY FOX, G. Courtney’s b r, by Foxbridge—Lady Marie, 7.3 (W. Thomson) 3 • Also started: 1 Scandal, 8.7 (Morris); il Sir Lysander, 8.0 (Camerone); 6 Cheval de Bataille, 7.12 (McTavish); 3 Wapaugh, 7.12 (L. J. Ellis);. 15 Esquire, 7.11 (Humphries); 4 Pern, 7.10 (Wiggins) ; 13 King Dazzle, 7.9 (Horne); 16 Innovation, 7.8 (Long); 17 Karatokl, 7.6 (Howard); 5 Thurnavaals, 7.4 (Messervy); 10 Gladynev, 7.4 (G. Smith); 9 Chevychase, 7.4 (Haln); 12 Lysis, 7.3, car. 7.7* (Broughton); 19 Chelandry, 7.3 (Tremaln); 18 Bonny Gaze, 7.3, car. 7.5* (Cammick); 14 Wyndora, 7.2, car. 7.4 (Jones). Winner trained by W. J. McLean, Ellerslle. cneval de Bataille bolted the opposite way and was not pulled up until three and a-hair furlongs had been covered. Xatatoki lost a lot or ground at the start and Sir Lysander led out from Scandal, Heroic Maid and La Vie. Heroic Maid made tbe running across the top and Into tbe straight she was followed by Scandal, r Thurnavaals, La vie, Lady Fox and King Dazzle. La Vie did best In the run home to win a spectacular finish by hair a head from Heroic Maid, w-bo beat Lady Fox by a head. Thurnavaals was fourth and then followed Sir Lysander, Scandal and King Dazzle. Time, 60 3-ss. A.R.C. HANDICAP Of £1250; 1* miles, f—ROUND UP, T. Impey’s br g, by Lord Quex —Nukerakau, 6yrs, 9.3 (A. Tinker) 1 I—MAZIR,1 —MAZIR, J. H. Wallace’s ch b, by Whirlwind—The Begum, aged, 8.12 (H. N. Wiggins) 2 11— ARCTIC KING, W. J. Wood’s b h, by Rabbi—Snowland, aged, 8.10 (W. J. Broughton) 3 Also started: 5 Padishah, 9.0 (L. J. Ellis); 7 Willie Win, 8.12 (A. E. Ellis); 4 The Buzzer, 8.11 (Morris); 6 Cheval de Volee, 7.13 (Long); 3 Dictate, 7,11 (Humphries); 10 Knight or Australia, 7.7 (Messervy); 9 Kelly, 7.7 (Gilchrist); S Gay Rose, 7.4 (Horne); 12 Day Wind, 7.0, car. 7.1 J (Evans); 14 Barrister, 7.0, car. 7.3 (Tremain); 13 Palmint, 7.0 (G. W. Smith). Winner trained by F. Smith, Takanini. Round Up made rull amends for his defeat In the Auckland Cup when he finished rull or running to win going away on the post. Dictate and Day Wind were prominent early, the pair leading along the back a couple or lengths out from Gay Rose and Round Up, with Cheval de Volee and Knight or Australia following and The Buzzer at the head or the others. Dictate moved up to assume command across the top and led into the straight rrom Knight of Australia and Round Up, with Day Wind handily placed in front or Cheval de Volee, Willie Win. Gay Rose and Mazir. It proved a stirring finish, vet in the very deciding stages Round Up, once he had collared Mazir, went right away to win by two and a-half lengths, with Arctic Ktng a length and a-hair awav. Willie Win was rourtli and then followed The Buzzer, Gay Rose and Dictate. Time, 2.31 3-5. GREAT NORTHERN DERBY Of £1250; 1* miles. 1 — DEFAULTER, 11. D. Greenwood’s b c, by Deroe—Expense, 3yrs, 8.10 (L. J. Kills) * .. i 2 BEAUPARTIR. T. H. Lowry’s br c, by Beau Pere—April Fool, 3 yrs, 8.10 (A. E. Ellis) 3 3 PEERLESS, R. J. Murphy’s b f, by Beau Pere—Prestige, 3yrs, 8.7 (W. J. Broughton) 3 Also started: 4 Gay Son, 8.10 (Morris); 5 Hot Box, 8.10 (McTavish); G Old Bill. 8.10 (Wiggins); 7 Philcourt, 8.10 (Tinker). Winner trained by F. A. Roberts, Riccarton. Defaulter, as was anticipated, jvas at t “ Gloaming ” price and he won as he liked. Hot Box wa< In the lead early rrom Defaulter and Beaupartir with Peerless a couple or lengths away. Racing acro-s the top Hot Box was two lengthIn advance or Defaulter and was just leading Defaulter as they levelled up for tome with Beaupartir and Peerless in

close attendance. Nothing else hart a chance with Defaulter inside the distance and he won with ease, passing the judge three parts of a length in front of Beaupartir and Peerless a neck away, old Bill was fourth, followed by Hot Box, Gay Son and Philcourt. Time, 2,33 2-5. COUNTY HANDICAP Of £350; 7 fur. 3 LADY MEATH, A. H. Storey’s bm, bv Soldennis —Black Spangle, 5 yrs, 8.10 (A. G. Murray) 1 11 —PENZANCE, W. McConnell’s br m, by Raceful —Lady Lois, 4yrs, B. i (W. J. Broughton) 2 7—THE TRIMMER, E. D. Muir’s b g, by Vaals— Daymost, 6yrs, 8.8 (Cameron) i 3 Also started: 13 Gay Rebel, 9.0 (Tinker); 14 Aero King, 8.12 (Tremain); 8 Melvanul. 8.10 (A. E. Ellis); 5 Huntingmore, 8.8 (Morris); 2 White Gold, 8.2 (L J Ellis); 6 Romani, 8.2 (McTavish); 9 Silver Eagle, 8.1 (Humphries); 1 Sir Robin, 7.11 -Wiggins); 12 Sen Acre, 7.9 (Long); 4 Blonde Princess, 7.7 (Horne); 17 Bronze Emerald, 7.7 (Cammick); 10 Pasture, 7.7 (Messervy); 15 Land Court, 7.7, car. 7.10 (Latham); 18 Scott Abbey, 7.7, car. 7.12* (Tonks); 16 Gay Bell, 7.7, car. 7.10 (Stockley). Winner trained by A. Cook, Te Awamutu. Land Girl galloped nearly a rurlong the opposite way just prior to the start and she was hopelessly lert as the tapes were released, Huntingrnore leading early from Romani, The Trimmer, Bronze Emerald and White Gold. Penzance was in charge at the half-mile and she led into the straight from Bronze Emerald and Pasture, but in a tight finish Lady Meath finished on to score from Penzance by a head with The Trimmer a neck away third. Melvanui was fourth and then followed Pasture, Romani, White Gold and Blonde Princess. Time, 1.25 4-5. NEWMARKET HANDICAP Of £600; 6 for. 2—PALUSTRE, Mrs C. McGregor’s, by Tea Tray—Marshland, syrs, 7.10 (L. J. Ellis) 1 6 —ANION, T. Impey’s b g by Chief Ruler—Hyades, syrs, 7.0 (G. K. Smith) 2 9—GOLDEN SHEILA, P. A. Swney’S ch m, by Gay Shield—Madam Ruth, syrs, 7.7 (R. E. Horne) .. 3 Also started: 5 Paper Slipper, 9.1 (Humphries), 1 Llangollen, 8.13 (Cameron); 4 Royal Bachelor, 8.2 (Brougtton); 12 Tooley Street, 7.5, car. 7.10* (Latham); 7 Mon Acre, 7.3 (Evans); 14 Golden Blonde, 7.0, car. 7.1 (Thomson); 3 Tepoto, 7.0, car. 7.3 (Wiggins); 6 Arvakur, 7.0, car. 7.10* (McTavish); 13 Bachelor King, 7.0 (Messervy); 11 Tonnerre, 7.0 (Long); 8 Te Monowai, 7.0 (Gilchrist); 10 Royal Dance, 7.0, car. 7.1 (Hain). Winner trained by P. E. Pope, Takanini. Royal Bachelor, In attempting to win all the way. was showing out across the top from Palustre, Llangollen, Golden Sheila, Mon Acre and Anion. As they reached the straight Royal Bachelor was still setting the pace and, levelling up for home, was in charge with Palustre In close attendance and Golden Sheila and Mon Acre the handiest of the others. Palustre won in a tight finish with Anion by a bead, with Golden Sbeila a similar distance away. Paper Slipper was fourth and then came Royal Bachelor, Golden Blonde, Royal Dance and Llangollen. Time, 1.11 4GLASGOW HANDICAP Or £450; 7 fur. 11 —RESPECTFUL, A. P. Brady’s blk g by Raceful—Princess Charming, aged, 7.0, car. 7.1* (S. J. Tremain) 1 4—LORNACRE, J. Cleary’s b g by Acre—Miss Vera, 6yrs, 7.0 (H. Long) 2 2—TRENCH FIGHT, Est. Sir Charles Clifford’s b h, by Winning Hit— Scrimmage, syrs, 9.6 (G. H. Hum-

phries) 3 Also started: 1 Whirling 8.7 (Broughton); 3 Marie’s Acre, 8.5 (L. J. Ellis); 7 De Friend, 8.2 (Horne); 6 Entail, 7.6 (Gilchrist); 5 Surella, 7.0, car. 7.3 (Wiggins); 8 Inver, 7.0 (Messervy); 10 Pirate King, 7.0, car. 7.1* (Thomson); 9 Besiege, 7.0, car. 7.1 (Evans); 12 Mai de Mer, 7.0 (Bruce). m „ Winner trained by owner, Te Rapa. Lornacre was early in the lead from Whirling and Respectrul, Pirate King taking up the running shortly after to show out along the back and across the top from Surella. Lornacre hit the front at the straight entrance rrom Besiege and- Re spectful, and In a good finish Respectful came through to win by a neck rrom Lornacre, who beat Trench Fight by half-a-length. Surella was rourth and then followed Whirling, De Friend and Pirate King. Time, 1.25.

TOTALIBATOR INCREABE MACHINES UP £27,357 The totalisator yesterday handled £88,463 10s, compared with £67,805 on the. same day last year, an increase of £20,658 10s. Over the three days of the meeting the machines handled £260,457, as against £233,099 10s last season, an Increase of £27,357 10s.