LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 213, 7 September 1921, Page 6

LATE RACING.

• : ', ■MARTON RACES. ■ (By Telegraph—Special to '-Star.' , ) •M.VRTOX, this day. : ■Some rain ifell during the night. b«*dM not affect the course to_any extent Tt! weather was flue when racing comment! at the Mart* Kprlng Meeting. £* attendance was good. B iHtrrdles iHanilicap of iflOsnvs • ono mn and a-half—Htirldy (M-j.-donald), 10 S 1-tT .Baronet, 0.10, U: War Loan \n ■? i •Scratched: Flddleatrinp and 'Seui\i£ \ Kuddy was a warm favourite. Sir . R rjr j bery being the only other to get deeenf support. Kyoto made the early nmnin■but going along the back Ruddy got g front, followed by The Baronet and Wai ' Loan. In a good ra.-e Kutidy won by I Vlength, a ner-k separating second and third Trial Hack Plate, of lTOsovs.; six fn> longs.—Tlmibnn.ea (it. Keedi. 9.0 I- Stvli.t! X Lady. 0.0. 2: -\ota Wede. 0.0, :; So-atchei ■Wbeatfield and Orcliana. Rose of Ktbei'i was favourite, but there was a lot of ' money for Timihanga and Bvlieve. Ximl- : I hanga was soon in front and W a \\ a ' I way. winning comfortably from StVlSh I 1 Lady, which beat N'ota Wede by a iemnli i Time. 1.16 4-5. ' s"• ■Hack Steeplechase, of saosovs • t»iv miles.-Te Toa (Burt). 10.9, 1; Or? or£ 10.5. J: .Pawerewere. <.l.l:{. 3. Scratched Yankee .rack, Onipoto. Tipperary Lass and Rin-jri. Te 'I'oa was favourite, and Tafr™. ■Park was well backed. Tatton Park lea to the stand, when he fell. Te Tna lue !. took charge, followed l>y Ore Ore anrf Pawerewere, the favourite winning by i length and a-half. with Pa.werewere tots leng-ths away, ('hunirny was the only other ■to flnisli. Time, :i.i>T. •Marton Handicap. .>f 3f;Osovs.: one mil. antl a-quarter. — Admiral Coflrinztnn (France.', 5.2, 1; Tame P\.x. S.S. i>: sf O X 7.2. .". Scratched: Detroit. .Prodigal and IDitchley. Admiral Codrington was \ srrong favourite. Tame fox. Kareao an* Sfrarland being best backed <>t the other* The favourite took charge six furlong ifrom home and won in a good finish by" length and a-half a neck separating second and third. Time, J.lf). .