JAYOLA AT LONG ODDS

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20783, 18 April 1939, Page 11

JAYOLA AT LONG ODDS

AN END-TO-END SUCCESS

NURSERY HANDICAP Or £200; two-year-olds; 6 rur. I—I—OUR JEAN, Mr L. Dunn’s br or bile r, by Vaals—Bitr Bertha, 2yrs, 8.0 (R. W. McTavish) 1 *—2—FOXMOND, Mr P. A. Swney’s bile r. by Foxbrldg-e—Volimond, 2 yrs, 7.13 (W. J. Broughton) 2 f—S— WY.NDORA, Mr N. Wade’s ch r, by Whirlwind—Pellet, 2yrs, 7.11 (A. C. Messervy) 3 Also started: 3—3 Nora Gregor, 9.5 (Burgess); «—7 Royal Tray, 8.6 (Cameron); 5—6 Fils de Vaals, 8.6 (Long) ; 4—4 La Vie, 7.8 (Wiggins . ; 9—lo Panthiest, 7.6, car. 7.7 (Mclnally); 11—11 Gold Wings, 7.3 (Stockley); 13—13 Hunter’s Night, 7.2, car. 7.3 (Skimngton); 12 —11 Glen Connell, 7.0, car. 7.3 (Forsythe); 14—14 Blde-a-Wee, 7.0 (Kerr); 9—9 Tallsom, 7.0, car. 7.7 f (Horne); B—B Gay Movle, 7.0, car. 7.10 (C. G. Goulsbro). Winner trained by W\ Townsend, TakaTrtnt Improved by her race on the first day. when she ran a meritorious third, Our Jean was backed down to a cramped price on either machine and she won attractively after being well placed throughout. Foxmond improved, too, to show to better advantage., while one of the surprising features or the betting was the comparatively long price at which the first-day winner, Wyndora, went out. She had every chance and though she failed her V third was a meritorious one. Nora Gregor began smartly, to show out along the back from Glen Connell, Wyndora, Fils de Vaals, Foxmond and Our Jean. Racing to the half-mile, Nora Gregor was Joined by Our Jean and this pair led at the straight entrance Troin Wyndora, Glen Connell, Foxmond, Gay Movie, La Vie, and Royal Tray. Nora Gregor and Our Jean were first to turn for home and Our Jean, hitting the front inside the distance, carried on to win by half a length from Foxmond, with Wyndora three parts of a length away. La vie was fourth, followed by Nora Gregor, Tellsom, Gold Wings, Royal Tray, Glen Connell, and PanttMeat Time, 1.13. MOUNT ROSKILL HANDICAP Of £220; 7 fur. V 7—SPEARFORD, Messrs. J. Bells and T. Slather’s ch h, by Speardance—Sibford, 4yrs, 8.10 (P. Burgess) l 6—6—HESSKETOON, Mr R. M. Taylor’S b g, by Musketoon —Hessian, 6yrs, 7.7, car, 7.10 i (W. J. Broughton) 2 »3 —EASTERN HEIR, Mr W. H. Marla's b g, by The Buzzard—Eastern Belle, 3yrs, 8.8 (J. Mclnally) 3 also started: 4—4 Pocket Venus, 8.13 (C. G. Goulsbro); 5—5 Ora King, 8.13 (McTavish); B—B High Delight, 8.11 (Mansoni; 9—9 Mlo Frotollo, 8.6, car. 7.13 (Hain); I—l Vitement, 8.2 ( McKenzie) ; 2—2 Vaalso, 7.7 (G. Smith); 12—12 Loyal Grant, 7.7 (Gemmell); 11— 10 Aero Queen, 7.7 (Tremain); 10—11 Gay Sister, 7.7 (Thomson). Winner trained by J. Bell, Matamata.

WAVERLEY CARD

CLIFTON FIELDS

Another good price was recorded when Spearford finished in solid style to win rrom Hessketoon who, after attempting to win from end to end just failed to see out the distance. Eastern Heir had every chance and was not disgraced in finishing practically in line with the other two placed horses. Hessketoon made the early pace from Eastern Heir and Vitement. Hessketoon and Eastern Heir were showing out along the back rrom Spearrord, Vitement, Loyal Grant, Aero Queen. Vaalso and Mlo Frotollo. Racing to the hair-mile, Hessketoon still held the running and led Into the straight rrom Eastern Heir, vaalso, Spearrord, Vitement and Pocket Venus. In a good finish, in which the placed horses flashed past the post practically in line, Spearrord won the verdict by a neck over Hessketoon with Eastern Heir hair a head away third. Pocket Venus was fourth, then followed Vaalso. High Delight, Loyal Grant, Aero Queen and Gay Sister. Time, 1.1. MOUNT EDEN HANDICAP Of £300; 6 fur. I a KATHBELLA. Mr F. Ormand’s b f, by Beau Pere—Royal Line, 3 yrs. 8.12. car. 8.7 (J. Campbell) . l 6 6—VALIMEEN, Mr J. A. Martin’s b f by Vaals—Llmeen, 3yrs, 7.6, car. B.o* (W. F. Thomson) 2 f 3 —GAY SETON, Mr J. Sklenars’ b g. bv Gay Shield—Persis, aged, 8.7 (A. G. Murray) 3 Also started: 5—4 Pirate King. 9.4 < McTavish) ; 3—5 Emdale, 8.6 (McKenzie); 7 g Triune, 8.2 (Mclnally); 2—l Orwere. g.2 (McLaughlin) ; B—7 Day Wind, 7.13 (Manson); 9—9 Calorie, 7.0, car. 7.3 (Thomson). Winner trained by S. J. Reid, Hastings. Kathbella, whose good form at the recent Easter meeting at Ellerslie attracted attention to ruture prospects, was always handily placed and stayed on solidly to win in a tight finish with Valimeen who attempted to win practically all the way to fall bv the narrowest or margins. As on opening day. Gay Seton was finishing on while Pirate King was making up ground over the last hair-mile. Day Wind and Gay Seton were the first to become prominent but valimeen hit the front at the half-mile to lead rrom Kathbella, Gay Seton, Orwere. Triune. Pirate King and Calorie. Valimeen straightened up for home in front of Kathbella and this pair was in the van of Orwere. Gay Seton. Triune, Pirate King and Day Wind. In a spectacular finish Kathbella finished on to beat Valimeen by a neck, with Gay Seton a bead away third. Pirate King was Tourth and then came Orwere. Triune. Erndale. Calorie and Day Wind. Time, 1.12 2-5.

MORNINGSIDE HANDICAP Or £250; 1 mile. | 1 IVAR. Mr F. Ormond’s b c, by Beau Pere— High Art, 3yrs. 8.10 (W. J. Broughton* 1 i 3 —INVER, Mr A. H. Paul's br h, by Iliad—Sunkissed, syrs, 7.7 (H. Long) 2 7 8— jack TAR. the Hon. E. R. Davis’ and Mr O. Nicholson's b g, by Captain Bunsby syrs, 7.10 (W. Thomson 3 Also started: Palustre. 8.8 < C. G. l>ro); Black Musk. 8.7 Main Respect ful. 83 (Tremain); Paso R Ides. 7.0 (Campbell): High Tea. 7.7 I’. Fearn Silver Eagle. 7.7 Forsythe); Yaldene. 7.: (Clifford); Poland. 7.7 (Stockley ; Very Glad. 7.7 (J. Mclnally*; General Ruse. 7.7 (McTavish); Valspear. 7.7 Coon : Or ental Bay. 7.7 -mith : Bonstar. 7.7 (Home); Mai de Mor. 7.7 'Messervy). Winner trained by S. J Reid. Hastings. Lt wa« with a line finishing run that Ivar got up to win the concluding event and make amends for hi- narrow defeat at the bands or Black Musk on Saturday. Inver was taken through to the rront early and as the field settled down wafhowlng out from Silver Engle and Very Glad Very Glad moved thrmigh and at rh-> half-mile was followed by l’alu-tre. silver Eagle and Very Glad, with Ivar cornmenc Ing to improve his position. Ivar wn~ wide out a- they straightenc I up for home but finishing on, he mowed the leaders

KATHELLA WINS THE SPRINT SURPRISE BY VAALSTAR The successes of Jayola, Vaalstar and Spearford—at long odds, were features of the concluding day, yesterday, of the Avondale Jockey Club’s autumn meeting, when fine weather conditions attracted another good attendance. Again the racing surface was in splendid order and racing throughout was keenly contested. Jayola won the chief event, while in the sprint Kathbella prevailed in an exciting finish with Valimeen and Gay Seton. Ivar won the concluding event, finishing on to head Inver and Jack Tar in spectacular fashion. Concluding results:—

down and won narrowlr from Tnver with Jack Tar third and Silver Eagle at the head of the others.

The totalizator handled £35,173. agatnst £30,791 10s on the second day last year, an Increase of £4381 10s. The Investments for the meeting were £82.245, against £65,255 last year, an increase of £16,990.

MEETING ON SATURDAY LIST OF ACCEPTANC > (By Telegraph—Press Association) WANGANUI. Monday The Waverlpy Racing Club has received the following acceptances Tor its autumn meeting, to be held on Saturday next: — 11.45 WF'STIIOI M HI’RDLEr, oT £125; 1* miles.—Disturbed. 11.4: Chat, 10.1; Professional. 9.10: Strolling. 9.5; Princess Isobel. 9.0; Maahanui, 9.0; Booklaw, p.O; Ruadina, 9.0. 12.25—WAIROA HANDICAP, of £150; 6 rurs. —Race Call. 9.6; Tattoru. 8.7: Golden Ridge. 8.3; Footloose, 8.2: Te Huia, 8.0; Lire Guard. 7.10; Jan Ridd. 7.7. 1.5 SYMES MEMORIAL MAIDEN RAGE, or £115; 6 rurs.—Mullamond, 8.0; Young Charles. 8.0: Gitana I.ass, 8.0 ; ChieT I-ord. 8.0: Carmody, 8.0; Wee Ethel, 8.0; Sieglinde, 8.0; Dynastv, S.O; Miss T’aulmond, 8.0; Peach Blossom, 3.0; Gold Chase. 8.0; Prinlhla, 8.0; Mazy. 8.0; Darthura. 8.0; March Easy, 8.0; Kilometre, 8.0; Hokumal, 8.0. 1.45 KOHI HTGH-WEIGHT STAKES, or £125; 7 furs.—Amatory, 9.2; Te Morehu, 8.13; Dark Eagle, 8.13; Guiding Light, 8.9; Golden Pam, 8.5; Red Chief, 8.5; Miichel, 8.4; Silver Gift. 8.3; Karerenul, 8.3; Hunting Lore, 8.2; Lady Boden, 8.2; Kernel Mint. 8.0. 2.2 S—PATE.A COUNTY HANDICAP, of £250; 1* milos. —Hunting Cat, 8.4; Wildflower, 8.0; Mataroa, 7.9; Sllvanus, 7.9; Student Prince, 7.0; War Lap, 7.0. 3.5 WAVERLEY STEEPLECHASE, or £170; about 2 miles.—Don Erma, 10.12; Disturbed, 9.13; Sporting Girt, 9.13; Lady Callaghan, 9.0; Lac rose, 9.0; Platter, 9.0; Highball, 9.0; Booklaw, 9.0; Maahanui, 9.0. 3.4 S—NGUTUWERA HACK CUP, or £l3O and trophy valued at £2 0; 1 mile and 55yds.—Mataroa, 9.8; Fiancee, 8.7; Amatory, 8.4; Dark Eagle, 8.2; Prime Quality, 7.10; Disturbed, 7.10; Karerenui, 7.3; Mischel, 7.3; Eurotas, 7.3; Carmody, 7.0; Windsor Chief, 7.0.

4-25—PRESIDENT’S HACK HANDICAP, or £115; 5 furs.—Deficit. 9.0; Rehearsal, 8.5; Pretty Lass, 8.5; Vadanoe, 8.4; Ramleh, 8.4; Amoroso, 8.4; Filetto. 8.2; Gold Petal, 7.13; Dawn Star, 7.12; Kokako, 7.7.

EVENTS ON SATURDAY (By Telegraph —Pre»= Association) LNVF-RCARGrLL, Monday Acceptances lor the Clifden Racing Club’s annual meeting on Saturday are as follows: LrLBURN HANDICAP, or £4O; 6 rurs.— Ramana, 9.0; Gay Feather, Royal Vane, 8.9. TUATAPERE TROT, or £55; limit, 3.5; 1* miles.—Harbinger, Northern Sun, Lady Wellington, Country Lady, Royal Mountain, Gayola, Young Dewey, limit; Abel, Eglinton, 2 4yds bhd. BELMONT HANDICAP, or £45; 5 rurs.— Fleet Street, 10.1; Spendthrift, 8.13; Ortyx, 8.2; Moonraider, Pink Bond. 7.8; Gay Feather, 7.7. FOWLE MEMORIAL HANDICAP, or £80; U miles.—Bow Street, 9.0; Sparkle, 8.9; Triple Cone, 8.4; Turaki, 7.1 1; Forecast, 7.0. ORAWIA STEEPLECHASE, or £75; about 2 miles.—El Caballo, lo.l; La Boca, 9-11; Master Balboa, 9.8; Pandine, 9.4; Impel, 9.0. WAIAU HANDICAP, of £SO; 6 rurs.— Triple Cone. 8.9; Ortyx, 8.3; Pink Bond, 7.9; Ramana. Gay Feather, 7.7.

ALTON TROT, of £55; limit, 3.43; 1* miles.—Harbinger, Northern sun, Pontoon. Lady Wellington, Country Lady, Royal Mountain, Gayola, Young Dewey, Nelson’s Guard, limit. FAREWELL HANDICAP, or £65; 1 mile. —Fleet Street, 9.10; Bow Street. 8.12; luraki, 7.9; baltruin, 7.1.