OHINEMURI MEETING

Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28223, 11 March 1957, Page 4

OHINEMURI MEETING

Cup To Baron Boissier (New Zealand Press Association) PAEROA. March 10 The double on the first day of the Ohinemuri Jockey Chib's autumn meeting, held on the Paeroa racecourse on Saturday, won by Baron Boissier ‘and Arran Chief, paid £3B Ils 6d for £l. Although driving rain continued all day. there was a fair attendance. The totalisator on-course handled £34.540, including £5453 10s on the double, compared with £48.763 10s on the first day last year, a decrease of £8179 10s. Results:— PATETONGA HACK HURDLE RACE HANDICAP, of £350; about one mile and five furlongs and a half —ll. 10 LONE RANGER <8) 9-2 R. Boswell 1; 7. 7 Tapeva ill) 9-2 A. K. Lawrence 2; 3. 3 Highwic (3) 9-3 A. G. Walsh 3. 1. 1 White Ensign; 2,2 Royal Heritage; 5. 5 Pride of York; 9. 9 Prone; 8. 8 Reau Serein (lost rider); 4. 4 Butcher Girl; 10. 11 Numba; 6. 8 Queen's Navy also started. Neck: a length. Royal Heritage was fourth. Dividends.—Win: £42 2s fid. Places* £7 13s 6d, £4 4s. £1 18s fid. T. A. BARRETT MEMORIAL STAKES, of £300; six furlongs.— First Division: 3,2 MISS RAREKA (14) 8-6 J. A. Gibbs 1; 10. 11 Rotation (21) 8-3 D. J. Wyatt 2; 15. 14 Cessna 8-1 i M. J. Rota 3. 12. 12 Alton Boy; 19. 20 Beau Peter; 17. 16 Radius; 7. 6 Bluehaves; 9. 9 Aranui Sun; 11. 10 Ehine Wirihana; 20. 19 Florentine; 4. 5 Italian Lady; 16, 17 Paperwyn; 14, 13 Sedateness; 2, 3 Airfield; 21, 21 Fem Lad; 22. 22 Triple Score also started. Half a length; three lengths. Time. Imin 17sec. Dividends.—Win: £3 9s. Places* £1 17s, £1 6s. Brackets: Miss Rareka and Natella, Rotation and Sir Goodwin, Landora and Italian Lady. Serond Division.—s. 4 RANGI’S WREN (23A) 8-1 C. Clarke 1; 4. 5 Landora (13A) 8-fi J. F. Grylls 2; 1. 1 Sir Goodwin 8-3 J J. A. Masters 3. 6. 8 Archdeacon; 15, 14 Linnie Bron; 23, 23 Golden Bond; 17. 16 Sunbow; 7. 6 Addecia; fl. fl Cornish Blue; 11. 10 Elation; 20, 19 Gay Irish; 18. 18 Invent; 3,2 Natella; 16. 17 Rusty Match; 14. 13 Victorina: 2. 3 Ascot Pride; 21, 21 Beau Moor; 8. 7 Gold Ross; 10. 11 Montenegro; 13. 15 Tuan also started. Length: same. Time, Imin 15 4-5 sec. Dividends.—Win: £4 16s fid. Places: £2 7s, £2 Ils 6d. E. P. FATHERS MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of £300; six furlongs.—l. 1 SEVERAL (1) 8-11 W. Hooton It 2.2 Great Fun (20) 8-9 B. L. Hillis 2; 3. 3 Danny Oman (3) 7-13 L. G. Cole 3. 14. 14 Double Fling; 12, 13 Irish Picnic; 7, 6 Loch Lomond; 6. 7 Liono; 11, 11 Red Race; B‘, 8 Beech Park; 15, 17 Bright Career; 4. 4 Foxmara; 18. 16 Steel Rod; 17, 18 Baruth; 10. 10 Blue Tack; 10. 10 Gold Sarie; 5, 5 Lady Natalie also started. Loch Lomond was fourth. Dividends —Win : £3 14s6d. Places: £1 12s 6d. £2, £2 7s. OHINEMURI CUP HANDICAP, of £1000; about one mile and a half.— 4. 1 BARON BOISSIER (7) 7-10 J. F. Grylls 1; 1,2 Drowsing (2) 8-1 L. G. Coles 2; 2. 3 True Bridge (1) 8-12 N. B. Holland 3. 9. 9 Jack’s Cobber: 6. 8 The Summit; 8. 5 Dr. Fred; 3, 4 Dalrob; 7, 7 Llantavia; 5, 5 Philadelphia also started. Length; three lengths. Llantavia was fourth. Time. 2min 43sec. Dividends.—Win: £5 14s. Places: £1 17s 6d. £1 17s 6d. £2. G. P. LAMB MEMORIAL HACK HANDICAP, of £400; about one mile and a half—6. 6 GLENGAIRN (1) 8-6 D. M. Keenan 1; 4. 4 Beaujolas (6) 7-10? L. G. Coles 2; 2. 1 Marco Vixen (3) 8-3 J G. F. Laurenson 3. 1,2 Joyson; 7. 7 Kolo; 5, 5 Harp of Erin; 3. 3 Pakiri; 9, 10 Illustrator; 10, 9 Queen Pot; 11. 11 Red Spanker also started. Half a length; length. Red Spanker was fourth. Time. 2min 45scc. Dividends.—Win: £lO 19s. Places: £3 14s 6d, £2 2s. £1 10s 6d. STEWARDS’ HACK HANDICAP, of £300; 'six furlongs—6. 5 AKENEHI (10) 8-2 I. Medcalfe 1: 8. 9 Erin’s Bridge (3) 8-7 J. A. Gibbs 2; 9, 8 Atelia (11 8-8 W. H. Short 3. 1. 1 Mathinna; 9. 7 Jack's Countess; 5. 6 Shiralce; 10. 10 Adelwyn; 12, 12 Golden Summer: 4, 4 Gold Ann; 3. 3 Happy Laughter; 11. 11 Gay Dolphin; 2.2 Wood Opal also started. One length and a half; half a neck. Jack's was fourth. Time. Imin 16scc. Dividends.—Win: £l5 5s 6d. Places: £4 Is 6d, £4 12s. £4 7s. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of £668; six furlongs.—l. 1 ARRAN CHIEF (4) 7-8 W. H. Short 1; 5. 4 Black Seaman (2) 8-4 C. Clark 2; 7, 7 Kaha (31 8-4 L. G. Coles 3. 4. 6 Lord Abel; 8. 8 Dorothy Fair; 2.2 Ten Grand; 3, 3 Rangipapa; 9. fl Flying Satchel; 6. 4 Miss Underwood also started. Two and a half lengths; two lengths. Rangipapa was fourth. Time. Imin Msec. Dividends.—Win; £3 14s. Places: £1 12s 6d. £2 13s, £2 17s. KOMATA HACK HANDICAP, of £400: six furlongs.—4. 3 PETER KEITH (4) 8-0 I. Medcalfe 1; 13. 12 Peter Silk (14) 7-8 W. H. Short 2; 9. 9 Moor Rose (19) 7-7 J R. A. Barron 3. 1, 1 Rebellious: 2.2 Ambiguous: 12. 13- Trinle Chance: 8. 8 Porthos; 3. 4 Rainbow Lady; 6. 6 Dark Star; 10. 11 Pammette; 5. 5 Utuhina; 7. 7 Anairrss; 11. 10 Revere also started. Nose; a nose. Rebellious was fourth. Time. Imin Ifisec Dividends—Win: £7 13s 6d. Places: £2 7s, £lO 6s 6d. £5 19s.

YES PLEASE IMPRESSES

SPRINT RACE AT WARWICK FARM [From the Australian Correspondent of '‘The Press”! SYDNEY. March 8. The New Zealand-owned three-year-old, Yes Please, will be one of the popular picks for the Doncaster Handicap, run at Randwick on Easter Saturday. Having his first run here, this robust son of Faux Tirage went within a stride of winning the feature sprint race at Warwick Farm on March 2. In a photo-finish he was third to Criollo and the hot favourite. Gay Vista, but was catching those horses brilliantly. Yes Please was a good winner as a two-year-old, and in the current season began well enough to suggest a good chance in Australian Pacing. Trained by M. McCartcn for his breeder, Mr T. C. Lowry, Yes Please certainly looks the part. McCarten said he had got Yes Please in fairly forward condition, and that while improvement could be expected as he became more solid with racing, there might not 'be anything spectacular in the form of Yes Please. However, many betters wanted to back Yes Please for the Doncaster, and he is now on the second line of favouritism to Teranyan. accompanied by Kings Fair and Ma Reine, also from New Zealand. Kings Fair shared favouritism with Teranyan until his defeat in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield. Cheviot Trotting Club Withdrawals fnr the Cheviot Trotting Club's meeting at Rangiora on Saturday. March 16. 1957, close at 4 p.m. Today. March 11. 1957. with the Secretary. P. J. Byrne, 193 I Cashel street, Christchurch. —Advt.