TAURANGA MEETING
Alonsun-Vivian Double (New Zealand Press Association) TAURANGA. August 10. The Whakatane Racing Club’s winter meeting was held on the Tauranga Racing Club’s course on Saturday. The weather was fine but overcast and the course dead. The double—Alonsun and Vivianpaid £49 15s 6d for £l. Totalisator investments amounted to £53,246. e o D. J. Rich, rider of Supreme Title, received suspected concussion when his mount fell in the Farewell Handicap: He was taken to the Tauranga Hospital. An inquiry was opened and evidence taken from two patrol stewards and N. B. Holland, rider of LuckV Alphe. It was adjourned until such time as evidence can be taken from Rich. G. O. Mudgway. rider of Peter Willonyx, in the President’s Handicap was questioned about his riding instructions. His explanation to the committee was accepted. W. H. Short, rider of Peterford in the same race, was questioned as to his riding instructions and handling of his mount during the race. His explanation to the committee was accepted. Results:—
WHAKATANE HACK HURDLES, of £240: about one mile and threequarters.—l. 1 BREAKAWAY (2) 9-6 J F. Gryils 1: 6. S Prinee Hiwal (5) 9-4 A. T. Haitana 2: 11. 9 Peter Night (9) O-OiE.-J.. Blackburn 3. 2, 4 Bento*;.lir'fi.Bronze Tact: 9. 8 Royal Diamond; 9, >2 Blbiana; 3. 3 Patrick Molloy: 9. 11' Sabruer; 5. 6 Silver City: 12. 12 Tgmarikl: 10. 10 Trlsmar also starteq. „ , Three lengths; four. Benton was fourth. Time. 3min 9 l-ssec. Dlvidetids.—Win: £4 13s. Places: £1 14s 6d. £2 ISs. £7 3s. SPRING PLATE, of £200; about six furlongs.—2, 1 SOOTIE (22) 8-1 L. G. Coles 1: 10. 12 Royal Moss (14) 8-4 D. J. Rich 2; 7, 7 Nano Nagle (20) 8-1 W. C. Cotter 3. 13. 15 Awol; 3. 3 Izarre: 8, 8 Black Hawk; 17, 18 Don Tellus; 12. 10 Edmond Dantes; 4, 4 Fair Filou; 6, 6 Good Fortune; 9, 9 Know How; 19. 19 Pareil; 5, 5 Port Wine: 14, 13 Urgent: 1. 2 Clarello; 15, 14 Grateful: 18, 11 Hinemaru; 16, 16 La Surge; 11, 11 Red Slipper also started Neck; nose. Red Slipper was fourth. Time, Imin 15 l-ssec. Dividends.—Win: £5 16s 6d. Places: £2 4s, £7 12s 6d. £5 3s 6d.
TAURANGA HACK HANDICAP, of £240; about Seven furlongs.—l2, 13 ADMIRAL’S SON (6) 8-0 A. J. Colvin 1; 5. 5 News Flash (13) 8-2 J. F. Gryils 2; 6. 7 Birnham Wood (7) 8-0 D. J. Wyatt 3. . „ „ 9. 8 Marcel; 8, 8 Idyll; 2,2 AkeWehi; 4, 4 Clangula; 1, 1 Marib; 43. 12 Four Freedoms; 3, 3 Glenalbyn: 10, 10 Gold Sarie; 6. 6 Golgotha: 6, 6 On Demand; 16. 16 Loyal Beau; 14. 14 Sister Kani; 11. 11 Talateen; 15, 15 Whitfield also started. Three lengths; nose. Akenehi was fourth. Time. Imin .27 2-ssec. Dividends—Win: £56 9s. Places£l2 16s 6d. £3 0s 6d. £3 18s. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. of £600: one mile and two furlongs and a half.—l, 1 ALONSUN (4) 8-2 H. N. Ravhihi 1; 2.2 Arva (9) 7-10 W. A Smith 2; 6, 6 Gene Tui (11) 7-7 G. R Edge 3. 5, 4 Petex Willonyx; 9. 9 Peterford; 4, 5 Anzio, 3. 3 Black Amber; 7, 8 Drumawhey: 8. 7 Brittania’s Song; 10. 10 Be Fair. 11. 11 Hiwa Roa also started. Three lengths: two lengths and a half. Be Fair was fourth. Time, 2min Msec. ’ • Dividends.—Win: £4 16s. Places: £1 16s. £2 2s. £3.
EASTERN HACK AND HUNTERS* . STEEPLECHASE, of £430: about two miles and three-quarters.—l. 2 TRIBUNAL (4) 9-12 R. D. Samson 1; 3. 3 Twister (2) 10-0 A. L. Jones 2; 2. 1 Prince Charles (5) 9-10 G. O Mudgway 3. 4. 4 Keneu: 7, 6 Dusky Prince; 5. 5 Highwic: 8. 8 Alan Ladd: 10. 10 Gleeford: 9, 9 Outsider; 6, 7 Palometer also started. Seven lengths; 10 lengths. Alan Ladd was fourth. ' Time. 4min 49sec. Dividends. —Win: £2 15s. Places" £1 Ils 6d, £1 IBs 6d. £1 Ils 6d. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of £400; about six furlongs.—l, 1 INDIAN MARS (1) 9-0 R. F. Meynell 1; 2, ? Lady Debra (3) 8-3 D. Cameron 2. 4. 4 Noble Hero (9) 8-0 G. R. Edge 3. 5, 5 Rangipapa: 3, 3 Gold Ann; 6. 6 Hello Lady also started. Neck; three-quarters of a length Gold Ann was fourth. Time, Imin Dividends.—Win: £2 2s. Places: £1 Bs, £2 3s. J. JAMIESON MEMORIAL HACK HANDICAP, of £370: about one mile —2, 3 VIVIAN (5) 8-8 G. F. Hughe< 1: 17, 16 Magic Lad (7) 8-3 F. P. ‘Blackburn 2: 4. 4 Heidelberg (14) 8-0 A. C. Colvin 3. 7. 8 Barbecue: 3,2 Mon Espoir: 11. 11 Fend; 1. 1 Summer Roy; 14, 14 Byron: 10. 10 Blue Pan; 8. 5 Robin’? Way; 9, 9 Camen Heath: 6, 7 Lucky Boy: 13. 13 Assayer: 15, 15 Blue Tack; 5. 6 Philaso: 12. 12 Taumanu; 16. 16 Valstand also started. Nose: neck. Summer Boy was fourth. Time. Imin 41 3-ssec. Dividends.—Win: £6 12s. Places: £2 14s fid. £l4 14s. £2 17s. FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP, of £?40: about six furlongs.—l2. 13 MESOPOTAMIA (10) 8-5 G. J. Lawrence 1; 4. 4 Fitnah (3) 8-9 M. Moore 2: 3. 3 Fair Spark (1) 9-0 W. A. Smith 3. 5. 5 Lucky Alphe; 11, 12 Evms G]r»»*v: 2, ? Rfarhnard: 1. 1 Old Salt: «. 8 John Pee’ 16. 15 Nemla- 13. 11 Rovzell—, 14, 14 Balradnr: 6. 6 moor; IR. 1R 15. 16 xr ho»--10. 10 La H y Soanple- 10. 17. •‘tAmo: 20 Bcr” 17. 1° Pehn- BHdtrp* g q silk: 7. 7 Sxmrerne Title alcn started. ’ Neck: or»e length inrt a half. Old Ralt was fourth. Time. Imin 14 3-5 se*’. Dividends.—Win: £3l ss. Places: £8 17», £2 16s 6d. £2 9s.
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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28661, 11 August 1958, Page 4
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