Ceredel Lady wins CO pace
Ceredel Lady, a three-year-old filly by Noodlum from a half-sister to the smart Tapanui-bred pacers, Honkin Del, John Arthur and Lederec, led throughout to win the CO penalty-bear-ing event at the Motukarara trials yesterday.
From the same family as the former great mare Haughty, Ceredel Lady, trained at Rangiora by Maurice Bailey, paced her last 400 m in 28s to hold out Devilman, which fought gamely after racing without cover, by half a head, with
three-quarters of a length to Panyan’s half-brother, Pathfinder, which flashed home late for third after being three back on the inner to the straight. Result:
Owners and Breeders Pace, $1500; CO; 2600m.—Ceredel
Lady It T. Thompson 1, Devilmann It R. Bonnington 2, Pathfinder It R. Butt 3. Also in finishing order: Varinia, Danum Lady, Idle Thoughts, Nardins Lad, Society Lord, Bilwyn, Rhondda Valley, Tamara Doone, Robken. Vz hd, % len, 2% len. Time: 3:32.5
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