MUNGATOON WINS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 99, 29 April 1938, Page 12

MUNGATOON WINS.

SILVER RING SCORES.

EVENTS AT REEFTON. THE OPENING' DAY. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) GREYMOUTH, Thureday. The Ueefton Jockey Club's autumn meeting opened to-day in showery weather, and the course was soft. The attendance was fair, and the investments were £3119, against £4581 last year, when a one-day meeting was held, the decrease being £ 1462. Results: — PLYING HANDICAP of £ 70. Five furlongs. 2—SILVER LARK, 7.0, car. 7.11—L. J. Ellis 1 «— COPYIST. 8.4, car. 7.11— W. L. Johnson o I—ACCEPTABLE. 9.2— J. W. Jenninjrs 3 Also started: 3 Metal Bird, oar. 8.7: 5 Quern Linda, 7.7. car. 7.4 ; 4 Bonnie Apnea. 7..">. Half a head: lcnjrth. Time. 1.3. ALEXANDER HANDICAP of £7.1. One mile. 1 —KABBLE. 9.0. car. S.7—O. Watson 1 3— KMMELISE GIRL. B.U—A. M.'s 2—GLENACRE, B.4— i.'. 'j. Kills ".'.'.'. 3 Also started: 7, Owlsglpam. s.C. : (i dullman,.R.3; 1 lias Mask. coupled with the winnpr : 4 Gold Boy. 7.13. Two lengths and a half; length and a half. Tim*-, 1.44 2-.-. PROGRESS TROT of £70 One mil*. Limit U. 27. 3—FOI-R SQIAKK. limit—H. McXeill 1 2— KAY FRANCIS limit •"'— ATARAI' QI'KE.V. IMyds .....'.'.[ 3 Also started: 11 Colonel Wrack. S Pejtsv Petrovn. 11- Loiiah Erne. Id John Worthy 1 Super .lack, limit: s Native Huon (tV 3 R.HI (ilow, IL'yds: li Toilloro, LMvds; 7 Tarn. Sfiyds. Lenu'th: half a length. Times- "oj 2.21 1-."i. 2.19 2-.". IRVING MEMORIAL HANDICAP of £100. One mile. 1— Mr.VGATOON. S.C,— L. J. 1 3—WINDWARD. 7.12 cur 7 :,_«• i, .liiluiston n 4— ROY BIX. 7.12. ear. 7.9—M. Caddy ii A Inn started : 2 Monii>or<>. S S Half a lensrth : length and a half. Time.

STEWARDS , HANDICAP of £70. Six furlonprs and a hnlf. «—RONNIE AGNES. 7 .". — \ Mossorvv 1 I—GREAT MEMORY. !).."!. car. 8,10-1 W. L. Johnson o 3—LADY MIDDLE HAM, S.I — (J. H. Humphries 3 Also started : 4 The Sandwtchnian s0 ; 2 (ilonacrp. S.R : r> Patuma. 7.7. car. 7.4. Length and a half: two lengths. Time,

FIRST HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP of H 7(». Sc>vrn furlongs. I—THE MASQUERADER, O.B—A. E Ellis 1 2—POTENT, ri.lo—.l. \V. .lonninzs ' . '. 4 — POI.ISTINA. B.O—A. Messcrvj- ... .' Also started: 5 Contract, 8.8: 3 Hunt injs Bat'. B.f>, Short ni'ck : two lengths. Time, 1.32.

I'.EEFTON TROT of £75. Ono mile and a half. Limit 3.39

4— RIG NELSON. 00yds—D. Withers 1 2—JAMBO, 24yds—H. Frost U 3—LADY ANN', 36yds— J. Lynch ... 3

Also started : 7 Parallax. 3 Tagua 1 Tonloro. limit; 6 Tarn, 12yds; 8 Superb 48yds.

Half a length each way. Times : 3.31 3.34, 3.33 2-0.

AU KEVOIR HANDIPAP of £73. Seven furlongs. I—SILVER KING. 10.2—A. E. Ellis 1 2-WIXIHVAKD, 8.4, car. 7.ll—\V. L. Johnson •> 3 —SILVER LARK, 7."i. car 7.13—1, J. Ellis 3 Al-so started: 4 Metal Bird. 8.3: 7, Gas Mask. 7.!t. car. 7.6. Two lengths ; length. Time, 1.31 4-5. THE SECOND BAT. FIELDS FOR TOMORROW. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) HOKITIKA, this day. The track will again be soft for the concluding day of the Reefton Jot-key Club's meeting to-morrow. The following horses are in form: — County Hack. — Rabble-Gas Mask bracket, Emnieline Girl. Second High-weight.—Potent, The Maequerader. Broadway Trot.—Four Square, Super Jack. Lewis Pass Handicap.—Silver Ring, Mungatoon. Cronadun Handicap.—Glenacre. Potent. Inangahuo. Hack.—Oeat Memory, Bonnie Agnes. Waiuta Trot.—Jambo. Big Xclson. Farewell Handicap.—Windward, The Maisquerader. The acceptances are:— 12.20—County Handicap of £SO. one mile.—Rahble. !>.9: Emnieline Girl. 5.12: Gilford. 5.3: Contract. 8.3: Ronnie Agnes. 8.1: Gasmnsk, 8.0; Gold Boy, 7.11; Gold Coat. 7.6. 1,0 —Second High-weight of £80. seven furlongs.—The Masquenuler. 10.4 : Potent, 9.13: Acceptable, 9.4: Clubman, 8.7: Hunting Bng. 8.4: I'olistlna. 8.1 : Owlsgleam, The Sandwlchman, Patuma, 8.0.

1.40- Broadway Trot (if £S5, ouo mile and a quarter, limit 3..V I.ihikli Km-. .r.ilin Worthy. Kay Krnii.is. ivlw IVin.v.i. Super Jack. Wild l>.mt, liinii ; Knur Square. Native Ilm.ii. 24yds: Ataniu Queen Toni Orii. Mtiyds : Tarn. 4Ky<ls. -'.-'l> l.« is Pass I til llcltc.-i !• itf £l»ii. .hip mill' and a quarter. - Silver Kin-, lll.li; Miliigatoun. S.i:; : Miini|ierc. S.C, • Kalilile. S.:s : Hoy IJiin. 7.11; Hunting I'.ag. T.o. 3.0— ('rnnadllii Handicap of £Sn. seven furlongs.--The Mnsipierailer. 0..'! : Halilile. 0.1: Potent, s.ll ; .Acceptable. ,s.ii : Metal Bird. S.I; Silver Ijirk. 7.1:: ; Glemicle 7.10 : {j it ld i;,,.v, 7.4. .■>.4i)—lnangaluia Handicap of £sn six furlongs and a half.—lCabble. !i i:i ■ Ureal Memorx , it.ii : <;ilfor<l. s.!) ; tJleiuu-rc, s.s : The Sandwichman, N. 7 : lioiin.v Agnes, s."i : Owlsglcum. 5.4 : I>nd.v Middh-hum, ,VJ ■ Queen I.iildt). Cold Coat, ~. lu. 4.-o—Wniuln Trot (if Jts.".. one mill' and a half, limit 3.311. Ainywyii, Atarau Queen. Four S()iinr«>. Parallax. Ked i;lovv. Super .lack, Tiigua. Toui I iru. limit: Tarn lL'yds; ■lainho. 24yds ; Lady Ann aijvds >ui>erl> ■JSyils; Big Nelson.' 72yde. r>.o—Farewell Handicap of £l no ,-even furlongs.—The Masijaerader. iI.U ■ Wind ward, N. 7 ; Metal Bird, 8.1: Silver Lark NO; Contract, 7.10; Clubman, 7.8; OwlsSjlcain, 7.4. BEST FILLY. BONHEUR DE PERES WIN. Bonheur dc Pore, by her win in the Easter Plate at Kandwick on Easter .Monday (shj's :i Sydney writer I, must be regarded as till' best filly at present in training. She made her own running "ml then stalled off a determined challenge by the Melbourne- filly Lady Montague whining by a long neck. Bonheur de Perc i< raced b.v Meewin. W. J. and A. E. Smith, who bought her for 400gs as a yearling in New Zealand in 1937, when at about the same time they purchased her sire. Beau l'ere (imp.), for 330<H.'s. Bonheur do I'ere ran second to Cay Hoinance at her Hist start, and has since shown that her sire's stock will train on. She started favourite on Easter Monday, her supporters having no anxious moments. Lady Mautnjo:" showed iinproveiuent on lier first race" in Sydney, but was no match for the winner, although this granddaughter of Windbag i< smart. June and Talkalot disappointed, the latter having finished second to Bonheur de Pere at Kandwick last Saturday week. Each had every clianee at the home turn, but could not improve much in the straight. For determination. Mr Hunter White"* filly Eclogue will take a lot of beating. By Tippler (imp.) from Kogilla's sister, Rogavis. she has had to give a lot of start in all her races by her lack of early pace. On Monday nhe wan seemingly hopelessly placed at the three furlongs, but went well in the run home to finish third four lengths behind Lady Montague. Like the winner, she is trained at Kandwick by Jack King. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. GREYS (Mangaweka). -Prince Acre was withdrawn at 10.3.) on the day of the race. STRATFORD— £3 2', £] 14'. LAD (Ohnral.—(a) Xo. (b> At 12.13 n m on April 16. READER (Ramritane).—Master Musk wae withdrawn at 12.2.5 p.m. on the day of the race, and Paso Robles at 10.35 a.m. on race day. H.J.B. (Lincoln Road). -Scion is by Boniform from Lady Jean IT. ' i