GORE R.C.

Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24797, 11 February 1946, Page 7

GORE R.C.

HANDICAP WON BY GOOD CAST

(P.A.) GORE, February 10. The Gore Racing Club’s summer meeting was held in showery weather. The track was in good order though yielding. The attendance was good and the totalisator handled £31,767 10s, compared with £29,229 10s last year. Results:— TRIAL HANDICAP, of £200; six furlongs.—l, 1 PATMOS 8-7 R. J. Mackie 1; 6, 7 Sir Garnish 8-6 R. J. Cochrane 2; 2, 2 Kassai 8-6 W. F. Ellis 3. 3, 3 Norse Lass; 9, 8 Some Coon; 4, 4 Hine Ra; 10, 10 Lance Art; 8, 9 Palanau; 7, 0 Pencarrow; 5. 5 Victory Flight also started. Two lengths; length. Time, lmin 16»ec. GORE HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of £225; eight furlongs and a half.—3, 3 SAILOR’S PAL 10-2 K. E. Wilson 1; 1, 1 Brockie 9-6 W. J. Hillis 2; 6, 5 Young Monanui 9-3 H. Shannon 3. 5, 6 Maharajah; 4, 4 Minorn; 2,2 Irish Pal also started. Half length; 10 lengths. Time, lmin 49 3-ssec.

KNAPDALE TROT HANDICAP, of £230; 3min 37sec class; one mile and a half.—First division: 3, 4 MAORI HOME scr B. Rushton 1; 2,2 Mlstydale scr S. Todd 2; 1, 1 Loyal Boy scr D. M. Christie 3.

7, 7 Bonnie Dale; 11, 13 Strathdon; 9, 9 Frances Grattan; 12, 11 Joe’s Dream; 4, 3 Sandy Grey; 6, 6 Royal Gamble; 5, 5 iSandpiper; 12, 12 Spring Parade; 10, 10 St. Phils; 8, 8 Black Forest also started Length and a half; 10 lengths. Times—3min 25 l-ssec. 3min 25 3-ssec, 3min 27 2?ssec. RACING CLUB HANDICAP, of £420; one mile and a quarter.—s, 5 GOOD CAST J'l 2 ™ ■(' c ° cl } r . ane 1; 11 1 Royal Chance M w.- f: EiiS kkins 3 ns 2:2 - 2 Boyal Lancer 4, 3 Pride of Mossburn coupled with Te Anau Lady; 3, 4 Silver Mask; 6, 6 Lord Dundonald also started. , le " gt ? s: one and a half lengths. Time, 2min 6sec. MANDEVILLE HANDICAP, of £223 ■ seven furlongs.—s, 5 DIVORCED 8-6 r'. „ c —? ne *1 !* 1 Merry Lancer 7-10 W. F. Ellis 2; 7. 7 Kai Pai 7-8 C. Wright 4. 4 Sea Power; 2, 3 Sunny Course; 6, 6 Runaway; 3,2 Starlee also started. se “ alf length; length. Time, lmin 29 1-5 CROYDON HANDICAP, of £26o' six furlongs.—3. 3 FLEET STREET 7-7 W F. Elhs 1; 2,2 Lyndall 7-12 W. J. Jenkins 2; 4. 4 Gamble 7-12 R. j. Cochrane L 1 Bonny Flight; 5. 6 Sing Sing; 6. 5 Ss“?tart£ ’’ ’ Crinkle: 8 ' 8 RJne Chlaf tam n i3 h i-s“c e and “ half lengths ' T ‘ m£ ' o^ APDALE HANDICAP TROT. of £230; 3min 37sec class; one mile and a « alf - —Second division: 3, 3 CAUDRAY scr D. M. Kerr 1; 6, 6 Sterling Hall scr A. McLellan 2; 8, 8 Oporo scr A. J Bromby 3. 11, 11 Never Sure; 7, 7 Dalziell; 12, 13 Grattan Lee; 13, 12 Locksley Hall; 1,2 Desert Flight; 14, 14 Loyal Hand; 4, 5 Town Talk; 9, 9 Sporting Edition; 5, 4 Tolan; 2, 1 Sand Maid; 10, 10 Melvian also started. Six lengths; eight lengths. Times—3min 25 3-ssec, 3min 26 3-ssec, 3min 27 2-ssec. EASTERN HACK HANDICAP, of £235: one mile and. a quarter.—l, 1 PRIZE RING 8-12 R. J. Mackie 1; 4, 4 Sumra 8-4 R. J. Cochrane 2; 3,2 Fuzzy Wuzzy 8-6 W. F. Ellis 3. 6, 6 Red Prize; 2,2 Wild Cry; 5, 5 Fairy’s Special also started. Two and a half lengths; length. Time, 2min 7 l-ssec. A Likely Hurdler Matapan, a winner at Blenheim, Is owned by Mr A. F. Loe, president of the Marlborough Club, and is a half-brother, by Night Raid, to Slayer, and is to race over hurdles later in the season. He shaped well as a hurdler last year.