A Nice Price.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 246, 17 October 1928, Page 10

A Nice Price.

Monday's Winner Starts Third Favourite. All started in the Green Lane Handicap with Bright Light £1022, Lonesome £813, and Etta Cole £619 mopt in demand. Lonesome, Golden Gate, Etta Cole, Roma Bingen, and Bright Light were racing in the above order when the field settled down. Passing the stand Lonesome had charge from Etta Cole, Bright Light, Kolmar, Gold Sovereign/ Roma Bingen, Anseline and Sebisca, and they raced along the back in that order, where Etta Cole moved up and was in charge crossing the top from Lonesome. Bright Light and Kolmar. Etta Cole led into the straight, followed by Lonesome and Bright Light and she went on to win by two' and a-half lengths from Lonesome, who beat Bright Light by half _ a length. Anseline was fourth, the next to finish being Gold Sovereign, Roma Bingen, Kolmar, Gold Star Golden Gate. Lonesome broke just as she was passing the poet, and the stewards held an inquiry, but no action was take# <

Another Favourite Beaten. ' Nelson Dillon was the only defection from the Ke Handicap, in which most support came for Great Peter £1336, Laplander £1201, and Joy Bird £531. Maid of the Mountains, Abrudbanya. and Rockburn were slow to move, and Hohoro was first out, with Peter Grattan, Cora Tacks, Cornelias, Cnte Lad,. Joy Bird, and Van Rich following. Cora Tacks had charge pmniwy the stand from Hohoro, . Van Rich, Cornelian, Peter Grattan and Cnte Lad. Along the back Cora Tacks was still showing the way to Van Rich, Cornelian, Peter Grattan, Laplander, Cute Lad, Joy Bird and Ribbonw6od s Last. A< they came across-the top the order was: Cora Tacks, Van Rich, Beter Grattan, Cornelian, Laplander and Great Peter. Cora Tacks was first to turn for. home, attended by Van Rich, Peter Grattan, Cornelian, Laplander and Great Peter. Laplander finished on best, and got the verdict by one length and a-half from Van Rich, who bait Great Peter by half a length. Ribbonwood's Last was fourth, and then came Cornelian, Peter Grattan and Cora Tacks. > " The Chief Event. Ail the horses carded went to the post in the Alexandra Handicap,, r.nd the pool one ' xv ' l '■ Jackie Auduoon . , • V. extern King-Jewel Pointer bracket i:I13:j, and Gold Jacket' £073,! carrying money. Western Jviu«' was slow to move, and Lady Dunmore ! T llreW - Di » on Huon > Young liiake, Talent. Jackie Audubon, Lock Moigh, and Gold Jacket, when thev got going. Young Blake broke after coin" a short distance, and was pulled up. Parsing the stand, Lady Dunmore was showing the way to The Shrew, Dillon Huon Loch Moigh. Talent, Western Kim-' Jackie Audubon Gold Jacket, with Ala chine Gun and Jewel Pointer last. Passing the stand the second time The Shrew had taken charge from Lady Dunmore, Loch Moigh. Dillon Huon. Talent. Jackie Audubon and-Gold Jacket. Alon<* the back Western King had taken th? lead from The Shrew, Ladv Dunmore. Loch Moigh„ Dillon Huon, Talent. Jackie Audubon. Gold Jacket, Machine Gun and Jewel Pointer. :crousing the top Western King was going nicely just ahead of Loch Moiga. Dillon Huon and Gold •lacket. and they turned for home in tha' onler. Once in a line for the judge Gol.l i • acket cauie fast on the outside, and got up to xv in by half a head from Loch Moigli. who beat Western Kin- by one and a-half lengths, and Dillon Huon \\as fourth half a length away. Jackie Audubon. Mac.une Gun. Talent. Ladv i)nnuiore. The Shrew and Jewel Pointer were the next t.. finish Il'-x-.h.-: —

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Also started: (9) lady tw J 31 * Shrew, (6) Young Blake. Haft'- ffi Jaelde Audubon, (10) Talent, rZwfa'- J5 Gun, «yds; (-) • Won by half a head, third horsr a - half length back. Times: 2-5.4j5t? 4.33 2-5 and 4.33 2-3. **.*■% Winner trained by L. McMahon, 1w JUNCTION HANDICAP x>f wb. Two miles. Limit 3—HARVEST CHILD, br r 4™ v. S® no ™* Harvester — IvoagS _ (Mr. K. Ward), limit—F. G HtiSl « FIGHT EVEE. rn g, aged (ii> Kennerley), 06yds—Owner « 4—NELSON TASKER. b h, «t 2 E. A. Nicholls), 12yds—A-Ajeni 3 Also started: (6) Gold Dial limit* ffl ffi* Dillon, lL*yds; (1) Taipare, 36yds.

Won by one and a-half leirctbc horse a length away. Tinfes: Winner trained by C. E. Lindsay, Fere side. w V - __