ASHHURST CLUB
DOUBLE TO ANOD AND OMALASS (New Zealand Press Association) PALMERSTON NORTH, Jan. 23. The Waverley stable-mates, Anod and Omalass, took the double at Awapuni yesterday, when the Ashhurst-Poharigina Racing Club held its meeting in fine weather on a fast track. Anod won really well from Detect and Golden Eve. There was a close finish to the second leg. Omalass narrowly beat Intuitive, which finished very fast. Gay Pride was a close third, just beating China Clock. The Anod-Omalass double paid £27 8s 6d for £l. The totalisator handled £53,893 10s, compared with £53,659 10s last year, an increase of £234. Results:— HACK HURDLES HANDICAP, of £350; one mile and five furlongs.—2, 2 PRINCE MANNA 9-4 W. Rid 1; 5, 5 Lloma 9-0 A. J. Stratton 2; 8, 7 Sly Imp 9-3 V. R. Coley 3. 3, 3 Programme; 1, 1 Checkmate; 4, 4 Swelter (fell); 7, 7 High Street; 6, 6 Kashandi; 9, 9 Rondo; 10, 10 Fellah (fell) also started. Five lengths; eight lengths. High Street was fourth. Time: 2min 56sec. Dividends.—Win: £4 0s 6d. Places: £2 2s 6d, £2, Ils 6d, £3 15s 6d. NOVICE STAKES, of £400; seven furlongs.—First Division: 9. 11 PHEASANT 8-7 K. Coombe 1; 7. 7 Niggle 8-7 G. R. Tattersail 2; 5, 5 Yankee Lad 8-7 N. W. Belsham 3. 3, 3 Adust; 22, 22 Avaloch;.l7, 18 Brown Heath; 17, 17 Bold Front; 11, 10 Captive; 8, 8 Entwine; 14, 14 Jade; 15, 15 Kapai Tene; 18, 18 Lusty; 4, 4 Red Planet: 6, 6 Sports Model; 12, 12 Scholarobe; 10, 9 Sunette; 1, 1 Silver Quest; 16, 16 Vale’s Beau; 2,2 Victor Beau also started. Four lengths; two lengths. Sunette was fourth. Time: Imin 27 3-ssec. Dividends.—Win: £lO 12s. Places: £4 9s 6d, £3 12s. Second Division.—2, 2 XIXIES 8-7 B. J. Clements 1; 15, 15 Lucky Arch 8-7 D. F. Coombe 2; 1, 1 Somaliland 8-7 M. O’Connor 3. 3« 3 Dashing Beau; 17, 18 Bellkirk, 11, A? J?°Hbte Beau » 8, 8 Friendly Feeling; 21, 21 Fossick; 13, 13 Jamaica; 14, 14 Kerrv Downs; 18, 18 Mel’s Beau; 20, 20 Ngaire’s Joy; 7, 7 Pokitana; 4, 4 Smitten; 6, 6 Shahnui; 12, 12 Sir Totara; 16, 16 VirR r^e » 5, 5 Zenella also started. . a J. en 2 th : length. Shahnui was fourth. Time: Imin 28 l-ssec 18? 1 6d de £9 S ‘‘" Win: £3 1S 6d ’ Places: £1 Brackets? Niggle and Pokitana, Victor Arch and Xixies ’ Kapai Tene and Lucky KOMAKO HACK HANDICAP, of £350; PURHAM car. ?*R3' C c?? ,s 1; „ 5 ’ 3 Dramatic car. S 8 An?„»nT‘ PPer 21 ■' 7 KiatOa B ‘ l2
, 4 a 3 JUga; 11, 11 Sabette; 3, 4 Vivier; 1. 1 System; 2,2 Tauluna; 9, 9 Whistling ?i re |rW 8 “ ucated . e. 6 Idle Fancy; ?£' . stream : 8. 8 Briefcase; 17, 15 Doctor Gilpin; 20, 20 Subter Fox: 13 16 Oxon PC io y io 11 £r : \ 6 -' Mario Lanza; 14, KareSSa; 10 ' 10 lmin C H S ec ead ' A ’ Ba Was fourth - Time: £ B Di l V 4 i s t,e 6 n d dS « W S : 6d ie3 l4 l3 l S 2s Ha “ S: ANOWW Clements 1,6, 6 Detect 7-7 R w n/r Donald 2; 3. 3 Goldin Eve 8-? o I' s 9. olden Galleon; 8, 9 Pirate5, 5 Pine Grove; 7, 7 Bulla- 4 4 i’ R tJ p D 2 * Drif twood; 2, 1 RetreatSenate In'S n’? 1 ? ui,s also started. 9 ’ imta ?7 3-ssec f ° Ur ‘ h - Time ’ i3a - pia — RAUMA! JUVEkILE HANDICAP CONKER’S V KTN^ rl °« n^ S J lnd a half.—l, P i CONKERS KING 8-7 <4l. Ferrall 1- 3 ? New Year’s Eve 7-13 G R Tatters’jili 9Z ’B-3 B. P Wood “ erSa “ 2 - 5- 4 Baby Beau; 13, 13 Calm Scene- 11 10 De Falla; 7, 7 Wanganella- 12 12 Rocky; 8, 8 City Gold; 9, s Tern- 4 I rtajted 1 6 ’ 6 Amah: 10 - 11 NlctatioA tlso Three-quarters of a length; length Citv Gold was fourth. Time, Imin 7 Dividends.—Win: £3 2s. Places- £1 9s 6d, £1 16s, £1 12s 6d. ™ CeS - POHANGINA HANDICAP, of £SOO- - furlongs.—3, 3 OMALASS 7-10 B* P. Wood 1; 8, 8 Intuitive 7-12 W A Smith 2; 2,2 Gay Pride 8-13 C A Bowry 3. ’ 7, 6 Lucky Strike; 4, 5 Honest Tnhn--10 10 Deploy; 6, 7 1 1 Chi£a Clock; 5, 4 Walkova; 9, 9 Judy Gregor--11. 11 Highway Prince also started Neck; neck. China Clock was fourth Time, Imm 25 3-ssec. s S Dl £ v i d i?s ds z2 w is n: £6 12s - p,aces: MANAWATU GORGE HACK CUP of £500; one mile and three furlones—3, 2 GOLDEN SPLENDOUR 7-8 P Mudgway 1; 11, 11 Linden car. 7-12 B McDonald 2; 10, 9 Lady Broie car 7-6 K. Quayle 3. 1, 3 Coral’s Son; 6. 6 Sandy Patch4, 4 Merry Andrew; 2, 1 Jenny Bank 1 9, 10 Rexdale; 12, 12 Bonny Prince; 5 5 Million Dollar; 13, 13 Emphasis; 15. 15 Orient; 8, 8 Bartown; 7, 7 Wild Area--14, 14 Tellermine; 16, 16 Pukeora; 17 17 Ozone also started. Length; head. Sandy Patch was fourth. Time, 2min 21 2-ssec. Sandy Patch finished first but was relegated to fourth place following an inquiry. Dividends.—Win: £6 4s. Places: £2 ss. £8 Is 6d, £6 4s 6d. SIBERIA HACK HANDICAP, of £350seven furlongs.—s, 7 BRIGHT ARROW 8-11 A. J. Stratton 1; 12, 12 Sousbois car. 7-9 D Coombe 2; 2, 1 Jungle 8-5 I Noanoa 3. 3, 3 Statice; 1,2 Demolition; 7, 10 Diecast; 6, 5 Knavish; 13, 12 Melody Fair;
10, 6 Young Christine: 4. 4 Howdy 17 17 Whitechapel; 11, 13 Beau Dawn- 19 18 Rose Gilpin: 18, 19 Miss Tauloch- 9* 11 Ali Shah; 15, 16 Nod; 14. 14 Gay Jinx; 14, 14 Ben Lux; 8. 9 Wainwhenua; 16, 15 Wise Guy; 15, 15 Lady Help also started. Length; length. Ali Shah was fourth. Time, Imin 26 2-ssec. Dividends.—Win: £l3 8s 6d. Places: £5 Is 6d, £5 ss, £2 12s 6d.
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Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27874, 24 January 1956, Page 4
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