WELLINGTON CLUB.
GOSHAWK'S HANDICAP.
CONSENT SECOND LEG.
OUTSIDERS HULE THE DAY.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Saturday. The Wellington spring meeting was opened at Trentham to-day in fine weather, although a strong wind was blowing. The attendance was large and the going was first-class. The totalisator handled £47,313 10/, compared with £45,292 last year. Results were:— FIBST HURDLES of 350sovs. One mile and three-quarters. 2—RADIATE, b g, aged, by Polydamon—Bleriot (Mr. G. L. Rutherford), 9.9— J. Humphries 1 6 —PANTAGRUEL, b g (Mr. F. W*. Smith), 9.0 —A. Hobson 2 13—ASKARI, b g (Mr. R. E. Hatch),, 9.3—C. Robieson •. 3 Also started: (14) Gamecock, 10.11; (5) Ballyfarnon, 10.9; (1) Polyphemus, 10.2 (3) Vexatious, '10.1; (11) Sir Moment, 9.10; (4) Carinthia, 9.10;; (10) Othon, 9.7; (8) Lady Gay, 9.7; (7) Beanmont, 9.5; (9) Hymgreat, 9.0; (12) Sneerer, 9.0; (15) Pantler, 9.0. Beaumont and Pantler fell. Won by a head, third horse five lengths away. Time, 3.1725.'
TAITA HANDICAP of 260sovs. Four furlongs. (For two-year-olds.) B—ADMIRAL DRAKE, b .c, by Chief Ruler—Tame Duck (Mr. F. Armstrong), B.o—Mackie 1 4 2—HEAD SERANG, ch g (Mr. A. A. Small), B.l—Murray 2 11—PASS BOOK, br f (Mr. W. Higgins), 7.B—Webster 3 Also-started i (4) Royal Line,;: 8.2; < Cl 4) Emation, (15) Painting, (10) Insurgent, 8.0; (6) Push, 8.0, and Beveal 7.9, and Sapient, 7.9 (bracketed); (7) - Sunward, 8.0; and 'Sunny Hours, 7.9 (bracketed) ;; (13) Tobaccoland, 7.13; (9) Cossack Chief, 7.9; (5). Valpre, 7.9; (2) Equilant, 7.9; (13) Rule Britannia, 7.8; (1) Clever, 7.9. Won by half a length, with three-quarters between second and third. Time, 50s.
WAINUI HANDICAP, of 4008OVS. - One mile. 7—KING MIDAS, bile g, 4yrs, by Polymestor—Llllesand (ilr., C. Elgar), 7.l2—Barry 1 3—PARTAGA, b g (Mr. S. C. 'Xonks), B.B—B. Morris 2 9—VIGILANCE, b m (Mr. J. H. Hardwick), 7.9—Wiggins 3 Also started: (1) Battle Colours,- 8.6; (2) Royal Game, 8.5; (6) Cashier, 8.0; (5) Chelone, 7.12; (10) Pangolin (11) Wild Pigeon, (4) Solrose, (12) Kilmiss, (8) Kilperon, (13) Kilmoyler, (14) Decoy: Bird, 7.7. ■*, £ : Won by a length, with third horse three and a-half lengths away. Time, 1.4235. RIMUTAKA HANDICAP, of 260sovs. Seven furlongs, ft. 14—EAMESES, b g, 4yrs, by Sutala— Rodent (Mr. B-.. Dooley), 7,5— - FratiWi . . 4 . r . ................. 1 15—ROTOWHEBO, b g, 4yrs (Mr. T. M. Wilford) , 7.l2—Kerr ........ 2 11—KING'S JEST, b g (Mr. J. D. * Also (2) Mendip, 9.0; (5) Tanagra, (1) Teri, 8.4; (7) Moorgai, 8.3?; a?)^Sppannisß, ;;i 7.13; (8) Shining Star t; -Tl<»: Million,. 7-ll£( 1 7) Ableogne, 7,9; (4) linaitoseßud, 7.8, and" Rabbi, 7.0 Cbrfce&eted); (3) Courageous, 7.5 vJ9) Kaha, 7.3; (13) Roy Mor, 7.2; (16) Charmaline, (18) Otauru Lass, 7.0. . Won by half a length,. with It length -between second andthird. Time, 1.29 J. WELLINGTON 'HANDICAP of 750sorrs. One' mile "and three furltegs. < I—GOSHAWK, br g, syr», by Magpie-— Fadelma (Mr. J, Mi Cameron), 7.7—Barry .: ••. 1 2—MASK, br g, 6yrs (Mr. G. M. Currie), 9.4— R. Morris 2 3—PINK NOTE, bg, 6yrs (Mr. J. A. • Ainge), B.o—Green ............ 3 Also started : (6) Rapier, 94; (4) Beacon Light, 8.9: (9) Mandane, 8.5; (5) Black Mint, 7.11-r (8) Blimp, 7.4; (7) Shining Armour, 7.0. • . •' » 1 ,
-ur, . • \ j j . j : Won by two and a-half lengths, "with a iicad between second and third. Time, ■2.23 J. \
WELLESLEY STAKES of lOOOsovs. Five furlongs! (For two-year-olds.) 3—SPEED LIGHT, b t, by Paper , Money—Simper (Mr., W. T. HazMett), B.2—Waddel i........... 1 6—FRANCOLIN, b f, by Paper Money Philomena (Mr. R. M. Green-
slade), Bj2—Brodie 2 4—BOYAL; FLYER, br g. by Flying '# King—Amandine (Mr. W. H. B.4—L. Morris 3 Also started: (2) First Money, >(8) Lord Thomond, 8.7; (1) Gold Tinge, ,8-4; (5) Duellona, (7) Courtlike, 8.2. -v ; -Mr vg? Won by three-quarters of a length, third horse three lengths away. Time, 1.2. SHORT'S HANDICAP, Ot. 400sov*. *..I •, Six furlongs.! 1 Jf j "J f 7—CONSENT, br g, 3yrs, by Acre— Lucky (Mr. T. A. Duncan), 7.2— Potter , 1 10—ARROW LAD, br c,, 4yrs (Mr. 8. W. Collins), 8.0— Frajtu® 2 S—THE HAWK, br g, aged Mr. J. M., Cameron), 8.7—-Barry .....; 55 Also started: (1) Commendation, 9.6; (8) Crown Area, 8.10; (9) Booster, 8.9; (6) Bright Glow, 8.7; (2) Benzora, 8.6; (3) White Faag, 8.2; (7) Lysander, 7.11; (4) Helotis, 7.9; (11) Keddar, 7.3; (12) Kilbronsyth, 7.0. Won by two and a-half lengths, with a length between second and third. Time, 1.14 J. OCTOBER HANDICAP of 260sovs. ,;Six furlongs. S—VERONESE, br f,4yrs, by Lucullus —Merry Chimes (Mh L. S. Nicol), ' 7.7—Metcalfe ?.... 1 7—ARROW BOY, bit g, syrs Mr. W. Kea'y and Mrs. Keay), 7.B—A. Murray ..>.'."o 2 10—TCHEKA, b g, Syra (Mr. T. M. ; i; Wilford), 7.s—Eastwood ; . 3 Also started: (13) Desert Lati, : 9.1; (6) Royal Duke, 9.0; (3) Callanmore, 8.10; (12) Roe de Vai, *7;0; (4) Royal, Lifieage, 8.9; (8) Millais, B.S ; (1) Lucky Light, 8.2 ; (8) Freezeout, 7.11; (11)-Markmint,; 7.10, ana Catuna<" 7.0 (bracketed), (5) Derinond, 7.5;,(17) Pari, (15) Stanchion, (14) Bourse, 7.0 ; (16) Dainty Ways, and Sir Spear, 7.0 (bracketed) ; (18) Tripos, 7.0.
Won by two lengths, with a similar distance between second and third.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 250, 22 October 1928, Page 11
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