JO-DAY'S RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 49, 28 February 1927, Page 8

JO-DAY'S RACING.

TE AROHA MEETING. IN THE SHADE WINS AGAIN. The annual meeting of " the Te Aroha Jockey Club wae concluded to-day in beautiful weather. The course was in excellent order, and there was a good attendance. MANAWARU HURDLES of 200sovs. One mile and three-quarters. 2—PETER ROSA, br g, aged, by St. Amans—Carl Rosa mare (Mr. P. Baine), 10.S—Holland 1 T—GOLD RAIN, b g, 6yrs (Mrs. R. B. Hines), 9.o—McGregor 2 4—PENDENNIS, ch g, oyrs (Mr. T. Wilson), 9.l2—Syme 3 Also started: (3) Archibald 11.5, (1) Wedding March 11.3, (3) Uralia 9.6, (6) Gold Rep 9.4, (9) Kerehone 9.0, (S) Ulva's Isle 9.0. Wedding March (£764), Peter Rosa (£470) and Uralia (£293), . were most fancied, while Gold Rain haa less than £60 invested on iis chance. When the field settled down, Uralia was in front and led past the stands from Gold Rain, Uiva's Isle, Pendennis and Gold Rain. Along the back Uralia was still in front attended by Pendennis, Gold Rain, Wedding March, Peter Rosa ami Archibald. Pendennis led across the top from Uralia, Peter Rosa, Archibald. Gold Rain. Wedding March. Coming round the bend for home, Peter Rosa ran up to Pendennis with Uralia, Gold Rain and Wedding March next. Peter Rosa went on to win comfortably by two lengths from Gold Rain who beat Pendennis by a length. Wedding March was fourth. T'.me, 3.20 3-3. ELSTOW HANDICAP, of 200sovs. Sis furlongs. 12—TE KAWANA, bg, 4yrs, by Marble Arch—Bonny Fishwife (Mr. F. J. Hunt), 7.3—Davies 1 4—KING ARCH, b g, 3yrs (Mr. R. B. Hines), 7.S—Green ' 2 S—ATAPAI, ch f, 3yrs (Messrs. Smith and Morris), 7.9—Cammick 3

Also started: (2) Tea Time.S.ll, (9) lUingar S.lO, (1) Abbess 8.1, (5) Some Lady 7.8, (10) Major Abbey 7.8, (3) Bold Front 7.7, (16) Harvest D&y 7.0, (15) Roval Dav 7.0, (10) Respirator 7.0, (IS) Whaka King 7.0, (6) Charitaine 7.0, (19) King Leslie 7.0, (11) Eimestra 7.0, (7) Lucy Glitters 7.0, (11) Catclaw 7.0, (13) Venus Abbey 7.0, (20) Rose Swift 7.0, (17) Miss Potoa 7.0 and Flitter 7.0 bracketed, (14) Cybele 7.0 and Facia 7.0 bracketed. Abbess (£630), Tea Time (£530), and Bold Front (£524) were most fancied, while Te Kawana carried £39. Lucy Glitters was first to show out, and led Tea Time, Abbess, King Arch, and Harvest Day. Lucy Glitters was still in charge across the top from Tea Time, Te Kawana, Harvest Day, and Abbess. Lncy Glitters was first to ; turn for home from Tea Time, Te Kawana, Bold Front, and King Arch. Te Kawana then came through, and went on to win by three-quarters of a-length from King Arch, who beat Atapai by a similar distance. Tea Time was fourth, followed by Bold Front, Respirator, and Harvest Day. Time, 1.17 3-5. ELECTRIC HANDICAP of 200sovs. Sis furlongs. I—IX THE SHADE, br g, 2yrs, by Australian Sun—Violet H (Mr. J. T. Jamieson), 9.2—Bagby 1 3—AURICULUS, b f, 2yrs (Mr. J. H. Walters), 7.6—Cammick 2 2—EXALTED, ch f, 2yrs (Mrs. M. W. Powell), 7.4—Jones '. 3 Also started: (4) Golden Wedding 7.0, (6) Adoree 7.0, (5) Corbel 7.0. In the Shade £950, Exalted £444, and Aur".culus £434, were the most sought after. Adoree was left at the post, and took no part in the race. Exalted was the early leader from In the Shade, Corbel, Auriculus and Golden Wedding. Crossing the top Golden Wedding had run to. the front, and was attended by Exalted, In the Shade and Auriculus. The order was much the same into the straight, but In the Shade soon had the measure of Exalted, and went on to win by a length and a-quarter from Auriculus, with Exalted a length and a-half away, third. Golden Wedding was fourth, with Corbel last. Time, 1.17 3-5. PIAKO HACK HAXDICAP of 250sovs. One mile and a-quarter. 9—LADY CIXTRA, br m, -syrs. by Absurd—Cintra (Mr. E. E. Cucksey), 7.l}— Lee 1 I—ALOXSOA, b m, 4yrs (Mr. S. G. Lindsay), B.s—Keesing 2 3—KAMEHAMEHA, be, 6yrs (Mr. D. P. Moraghan), 7.13 —McTavish .. 3 Also started: (4) Wenday 0.2, (5) Macroom 5.9, (7) Xgarara 7.10. (ti) Lady Spalpeen 7.2, (2) Lord Guy 7.1, (S) Wiltshire 7.0. Alonsoa £940, Lord Star £475, and Kamehameha £449 were most in demand, while Lady Cintra only carried £140 Macroom led past the stand from Wiltshire. Lady Cintra, Lady Spalpeen. Xgarara, and Alonsoa, but along the back Lady Cintra had run to the front, attended by Wiltshire. Lady Spalpeen, Alonsoa, Macroom. and Xgarara. Lady Cintra led across the top and into the straight, with Alonsoa, Lady Spalpeen, Kamehameha, and Wiltshire most handy. Lady Cintra had no trouble in going on to win by two lengths from Alonsoa, who beat Kamehameha by three-quar-ters of a length. Then came Wenday. Macroom. Lady Spalpeen, ' Xgarara, and Lord Guy. Time, 2.11 2-5.