Daughter Wins And Mother Fourth
“The Press?’ Special Service OAMARU. My Boa, a daughter of Golden Boa, which finished fourth in the Papakaio Handicap earlier in the day, had a narrow but decisive win in the Parkside Handicap, the six-furlong hack sprint at Oamaru yesterday, to make her record two wins in as many starts.
Mrs A. J. Crooks’s Bellborough filly had the run of the race behind Lovely Day, which set a scorching pace, and responsible for the fast time of Im 11 2-ssec. Lovely Day was closely attended by Queen Neptune and My Boa, with a length to Hadlow. The others tailed off early.
Lovely Day shortened stide near the furlong, where Queen Neptune took over, but My Boa wore her down to win by a head. Morrissy, which was last away, came fast to cut Lovely Day out of third money by half a length, four lengths behind Queen Neptune. Then came Hadlow, Arden and Heavenly with D’Archiac last
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31318, 14 March 1967, Page 5
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