RACING NEWS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 16, 16 December 1932, Page 13

RACING NEWS

FROM STABLE AND COURSE.

(By “Binocular.”)

th ;'r„nt.° “ nd Monast ' c Will not fulfil tj 0 f. engagements at Auckland. Argen-Insf-rn .P rosen * on easy list. Instruction ß are stated to have been l)?ako Ch hr C i„ t °V,f M i elboUrno to have Admiral brou gnt home via Bluff At present there arc five stallions 200 Mner’ s an Kia ab n Ufc 5[ ea . rlin S s at Mr P. Wales. K ° ra Stud 1,1 AT ° W South Manawhenua and Horowhenua, -who rocently returned from Sydney, are to be gnen a couple of months' spell in the under° C silk bo again being to ure The Dunedin jockey Club lias resolved to give a gold cup of the value of £SO 1° 8 u IV i th j ho , stake for the Dunedin Cup to bo decided at Wingatui during tlie autumn meeting. . b Tea Trador is reported to be working in his usual brilliant style at Takanini and appears to be better than ever. He mav have to bo reckoned with in the Railway Handicap at Ellerslie. . The following riding engagements have been announced for the Waipa meeting to-morrow: A. G. Parsons, Great Emblem; Keith Hall, Lapstone; R. McTavlsh. Beryl Latour, Jonathan. A juvenile who is stated to be showing improved speed and to have become more so id is Gold Pocket, a half-brother to Greek Gold. In his outings to date (jold Pocket has raced solidly. Pillow Fight is reported to ’bo bearing a bright appearance. He is now being given more serious tasks in preparation for the Auckland meeting. When beaton m the Great Northern Guineas a leg injury was troubling him. The northerner, Thespis, is a good track worker and galloper over any distance. He has been seen to advantage in highweiglit handicaps and in this type of race will always have to bo considered. He is in good order at present. A. Eastwood has been engaged to ride Jaloux in the Auckland Cup, Exaggeration in the Railway Handicap, and Silver Scorn and Berate in their engagements. JNo doubt he will also be at Awapuni for the second and third days.

tlio^]A d * • an . d Revisi °". who figure among : ruinations for the Manawatu meetP.Tl’l WIU ,™ cc In the colours of Mr W. A. rp 1 S, r ‘ are stid boing trained by ; ■ . • George at Blenheim, that mentor c .. lar ff° °£ Mr Fuller’s representa- * mu Mu]lab °don. also. The Diacquenod gelding Hard Words, WHO did, his early racing from the stable . j • • Jamieson at Takanini, is now doing the smalls” in Victoria. At Bendigo on November 30 ho won tho Flying Handicap, 5 furlongs, when he beat six others in 1.1 2-ssecs. Sinco their return from the Takapuna Refresher, Glen Vane and Sparkling Morn have not been asked to do anything serious, states a Taranaki writer. However, a few good gallops should see them ready for Boxing Day. They will do their holiday racing at Stratford and New Plymouth. Lady Quex has had an easy time since •m reb,l 'ti from Feilding. All going well with her it is_ intended to race her in tho Palmorston North Stakes on the second day of tho Manawatu nfeeting, and then to take her on to Ellerslie for the last two days. This course was adopted two years ago, when, after winning at Awapuni, she went on and carried off the Newmarket Handicap. The northern horseman, F. T. Bent.ley, who can go to scale at 7.2, will be attending the Manawatu meeting and is meantime seeking engagements. Reports from Riccarton indicate that there is every chance of Fast Passage reaching tho post firt and well for the Auckland Cup. Fiat Lux, who claims an engagement in the maiden event at the Banks Peninsula meeting at Riccarton to-morrow, is Mr G. Gould’s two-year-old colt by Jericho .from Luminant, by Thurnham from Boniform’s sister, Sunglow. TEAM FROM BLENHEIM. The Blenheim trainer, T. R. George, will have three horses racing at the Manawatu meeting, these being Revision, Miladi, and Bettwyscoed. They will be the first horses he has produced sinco hi 3 return from Victoria. Leading trainer for the last two years, he has yet to register his first win here this season. Miladi and Revision are the two of Mr J. J. Corry’s team recently sold to the Wellington sportsman, Mr W. A.

Fuller. Both were useful performers last season, the with eight wins, being excelled in number of successes for the term in the Dominion only by Imperial Fame (eleven wins) and Huntingdon (nine wins). Bettwyscoed is an unraced two-year-old filly by Tea Tray from the Bozonian mare La Paix (dam of Autopay, Delice and Pound Note), and she will raco in George’s own colours, having been purchased by him cheaply at the recent Greenwood dispersal sale for 35 guineas. MANAWATU RACING CLUB. CLOSING OF ACCEPTANCES. A final reminder is given owners and trainers that acceptances for all events on. tho opening day of tho Manawatu Racing Club’s Christmas meeting close to-night at nino o’clock at the club’s offices, Ran,gitikei Street. FOXTON RACING CLUB. CLOSING OF NOMINATIONS. Tho Foxton Racing Club will race on January ll and 12 next year and owners and trainers are reminded that nominations for all events close on Monday night at nino o’clock. MARTON HANDICAPS. Handicaps for tho first day of the Marton Jockey Club’s summer meeting have been declared by Mr H. Coyle as follow: Rata Hack Hurdles, of 80 sovs. One mile and a-half.—High Commissioner 10.12, Riotous . 10.2, Callapat 10.0, Juggle 9.8, Invietus, Ivimbo 9.4, Laokoon, Headland, Day Lass 9.0. Trial Plate, of 55 sovs. Six furlongs.Toxmiss, No Humbug. Tupurangi, Lackstone, Boon. Golden Chant, Sir Butler, Nebulae, Dakar, Beaconsfield, Grand Joy, Sir Romeo, Hunting Lodge. Acre—Offifcer gelding, Voca gelding, all 8.7. New Year Hack Handicap, of 70 sovs. One mile and 137 yards.—Minstrel Lad 9.3, Chocksay 8.9, Joy Spear, Plateau 8.7, Chief Savage 7.13, Bee Aero, Kalmuck 7.12, Beaconsfield 7.9, War Eagle, Arid, Bwana, Vaudeville 7.7. Marton Cup, of 200 sovs. Ono mile and a-quarter.—Paganelli 9.0, Chopin 8.11, Grand Jury 8.7, Ruanui 8.6, Habit 7.13, Atholspear, Gay Court 7.10, Fiji 7.8, Shrewd 7.5, Pomp 7.4. Nightmare 7.2, Arikitea, Statuary, Juggle, Chocksay, Lyrical 7.0. Juvonile Handicap, of 70' sovs. Five fur-longs.—-Porotiti, Hard Times, Stadium, Rust 6.2, First View 8.0, Lady Dibvorth 7.13, Widden, After Money 7.10. Railway Handicap, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs.—Consent 9.2, Equitant 8.7, Pomp 7.11, Knollmere 7.10, Leisure 7.9, Foreign Queen 7.5, Copper King. Wasteland 7.0. Ladies’- Bracelet, of 30 sovs. One mile and 137 yards.—High Commissioner, Senegal 11.13, Tranquility 11.4, Decree Nisi 11.2, Sangay, Red Flush, Waiforte, Day Lass 11.0. Dash Hack Handicap, of 70 sovs. Six furlongs.—Headmaster 9.0, Senegal 8.9, Ida. Merling 8.5, Sporting Chance 8.3, Lady Court 8.0, Paioneono 7.13, Koreroa 7.12, Grand Joy, Nebulae, Thomist 7.7, Lackawai 7.0. HAWKE’S BAY WEIGHTS. The following weights have been declared by Mr H. Coyle for the first day of the Hawke’s Bay summer meeting, to bo held on January 2 and 3: Otatara Highweight Handicap, of 70 sovs. One mile and a-quarter.—Goshawk 11.13, Courageous 10.11, Fondle 10.7, Rory Mor 10.2, Manuiri 9,13, Gold Ruler 9.8, Red Bank, Ex.Dor.o, Outward Bound, Mon Roi 9.0. Juvenile Handicap, of 70 sovs. Five furlongs and a-half. —Grump 9.3, Slippery 8.7, Hunting Jay, Oil Painting, Sir Nigel Ralphyllis 7.12, Mercian Queen, Royal Highness 7.9. Cyclonic, Bay Tree 7.7, Senior, Passion Fruit 7.5, Sunny Rae f. 7.2, Silver Beam 7.0. President’s Handicap, of 110 sovs. One milo and a-quarter. —Chopin 9.0, My Own 8.6, Royal Parade 8.4, Teller 8.3, White Fang, Brambletorn 7.10, Tahoma 7.7, 1 Chocksay 7.3, Fondle, Kahunoke 7.0. Woipatu Hack Handicap, of 70 sovs. One mile. —Sabatini 9.0, Aesculus 8.12, Night Speaker 8.5, High Grader 8.1, Swift and Sure 8.0, Strome, To Aute, Royal Court, Outward Bound 7.10. Havelock Hack Flying Handicap, of 70 sovs. Six furlongs.—Royal Hunting 9.6, False Scent 8.7, Courtyard 8.2, Speed 8.1, Princess Bell 7.13, Sabatini, Sylvan Dell 7.10, Slippery 7.9, Stitch 7.6, Master Cynic 7.5, Marais, Joy Stick, Sum Up 7.0. Stewards’ Handicap, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs.—Souchong 9.9, Great Charter 8.12,. Kaihoro 6.0, Head Serang 7.9, Cutiole 7.8, Manifesto 7.8, Tahoma 7.8, Toboggan, Royal Songster, Bernera 7.0. DARGAVILLE INQUIRY. JUDICIAL COMMITTEE MEETS. DARGAVILLE, Dec. 15. The judicial committee of tho Dargaville Racing Club met at Dargaville to further consider the running in the President’s Handicap at their meeting on December 3, as requested by the Auckland District Committee of tho New Zealand Racing Conference. Mr R. G. Hosking, who acted as stipendiary steward, and Mr L. W. Nelson, a member of tho Auckland District Committee, both of Whangarci, were in attendance, and it was resolved to reopen the inquiry. The District Committee suggested that the final meeting of the Dargaville judicial committee should take placo in Auckland, and this was agreed to. The meeting will be held in Auckland on Monday, when the parties concerned in the inquiry will be in attendance.