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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 111, 13 May 1933, Page 7

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CUP TO JACK-A-DANDY

SILVER STREAK WINS SPRINT

(By Telegraph.—Frqss Association.) IXVERCARGILL, May 12. The Winter Meeting of the Southland Racing Club was opened today In wet weather. The attendance was only fair. ■ •. The track was very heavy, . The totalisator handled £5929; as against £6531 last year. Results:— Trial Handicap, of 80 soys; 6 furlongs.—4-3 Orderwood, 8.9 (C. Humphreys), 1; 2-2 Island Linnet, 8.7, 2; 1-1 Obligemcnt, 8.10, 3. Also started: 3-4 Beam 817, 6-6 History Paper 8.7, 7-5 Garnish 8.7, 5-8 Dazzling Eyes 8.7, 8-7 Red Terror 8.7. Half a length, the same. Garnish, was fourth; Time, lmin 22sec. Orderwood, Obllgement, Island Linnet, and Garnish were will clear of; the others after going two furlongs, and had the race to themselves, Ordenvood staying on best to beat,lsland Linnet, the latter outlasting Obllgement. : New River Harness Trot, of 105 soys; 3.42 class; I'/. miles. —8-8. Frank Mac, scr/ (McGregor), 1; 4-3 Bronze Wave, scr, 2; 3-2 Chiming Wave, 12, 3. Also started: 2-4 Lynwood scr, 6-5 Firecrest scr, 16-14 Happy Go Lucky scr, 7-7 Margaret King scr, 13-13 Sadie Bingen scr, 12-11 Lindrum 12, 10-9 Vologda

24, 9-9 Sergeant Dallas 24. 1-1 Rollicking Wave 36, and Jolly Drive 36 (coupled), 5-6 Weary Voyage 48, 14-13 Lady Zita 48, 15-15 Manrico Lee (JO, 11-10 Nelson Pointer 72. Half n length, a length. Firecrest was fourth. Frank Mac after a slow beginning took charge half a mils'from home. Bronze Wave, Chiming Wave, and Firecrest hoing the only others with a chance. Frank Mac beat Bronze Wavo by half a length. Times: Smin 43 4-ssec, 3mln ■14sec, 3min 43 ,l-ssec. Flying' Handicap, of 115 soys.; 0 furlongs.— 1-2 Silver Streak, 7.3 (A., H. Eastwood), 1; 2-2 Palermo, 9.0, 2; 3-1 Tea Party, 7.9, 3. Also started: 4-3 Irish Lancer 8.10, 5-4 First Money 8.8, 3-1 Clara Bow 7.0, coupled with Tea Party, 6-3 Enwood 7.0. First Money was slow to move and Tea Party, Palermo, and Clara Bow led Silver Streak to the straight. Here the latter came through strongly to beat Palermo by three-quarters ojf a length. Tea Party was a length and a, half away, then came Clara Bow. Time, lniiui 21 4-ssec. Roslyn Handicap, of 80 soys; 7 furlongs.— 2-2 Great Shot, 8.11 (Kills), 1; 6-5 Mayam, 8.4, 2; 7-7 Ada, 8.0, 3. Also Rtarted: 8-9 Consono 9.0, 3-4 Repudiation' 8.10, 4-3 Royal Emblem 8.6, 1-1 Miss Redowa. 8.4, 10-10 Taragona 8.0, 0-6 Johnnie 7.12, 9-8 Vlncgrove 7.12. Ada and Miss Rodowa led out, but at the turn Mayam and Repudiation led Great Shot and Aclu. These had it to themselves. Great Shot coming home strongly to beat Mayam by a length. Acla was two lengths »ud a half away, then came Taragona. ; Time, lmln 34 3-ssec. SOUTHLAND CUP, of 350 govs; 1% miles: 4—s—Jack-a-Dandy, 7.0 (Eastwood) 1 2 —4—Toreador, 7.4 (McLelltnJ 2 3—2—The Smuggler, 9.2 (O'Connor) 3 Also started: 1-1 Mount Boa 8.7, 5-3 Salmo Salar 7.13, 6-6 Palmary 7.0. Toreador and Mount Boa carried .the field along in the early stages, with Tile Smuggler' and Salmo Salar next and Jack-a-Dandy last. The order was the same to the. straight. Getting an opening at the straight entrance, Jack-a-Dandy finished strongly to beat Toreador by a length. The Smuggler wax three-quarters of a length back, then Salmo Salar. Time, 2mln lOsec. Southland Steeplechase, of ,125 soys; 2 miles. —2 Diamond Jack, 9.0 (Anderton), 1; 3 Nylotls, 10.9, 2; 4 Glenboa, 9.0, 3. Also started; 1 Squatter 11.3. Diamond Jack .was always in front from Nylotis, and, jumping splendidly, he won easily. Squatter broke down and was pulled up. Time, 4mlu 12sec. Stewart Island Handicap, of, 80 soys; 1 mile. —1-1 Lochard, 8.9 (Brodie), 1; 2-2 Venlte, 7.9,' 2; 5-5 Broughshane, 7.7, 3. Also started: 4-4'Ohpl 8.9, 3-3 Young Sentinel 7.12, 6-6 Red Sunset 7.9, 7-7 Ecclefechan 7.7. Ohai made the running from Red Sunset, Ecclefechan, and' Broughshane. In the- straight Lochard cut down the leaders and beat Venlte by three-quarters of a length. Broughshane was a length and a half away, then came Red Sunset. Time, lmln. 53sec.

Tradesmen's Handicap, of 100 soys; 1 mile. —2-2 Sailing Home, 7.3 (Eastwood), 1; 3-3 Totolomal, 7.11. 2; 1-1 Red Boa, B.G, 3. Also started: 8-8 Silver Paper 9.6, 7-6 Steeton 8.6, 5-5 Royal Duke 8.6, 4-4 Leading Boy 7.7, 6-7 Night Maid 7.7. Totolomal and Royal Duke were the early leaders from Sailing Home, Steeton, and Red Boa. Royal Duke retired at the straight, where Sailing Home put In a claim and beat -Totolomal by a head. Red Boa was two lengths away, then Leading Boy. Time, lmin 50 4-s«ec.