MATAMATA MEETING
WIN FOR BARN DANCE
(By Telegraph.—Ptess> Association.) HAMILTON, February 2. Tho Matamat.i Racing Club's Meeting was held today, the fine hot weather early giving pl.iea to rain just before the fifth race The totallsator handled £12,095 10s, an increase of £828 10s on tne figures for last year. Lla lall collapsed in tho Waharoa Handicap and died. t Results were:— Tirau Hack Hurdles Handicap, £100 ; about 1 mile and '5 furlongs.—3-2 Dark Marble, 9 7 (Burgess), 1; 2-3 Golden England, 9.12, 2; 9-9 Silver Wattle, 9.0, 3. Also started: 1-1 Silver Division 10.2, 5-6 Cordon 9.0, -1-4 En Tour 9 0 10-10 Magic Land 9.0, 8-8 Carlisle 9.0, 6-7 Valorous 9.0, 7-5 Whistling Kufus 9.0. Two lengths; three. Time, 2inin 59 3-ssec. Htnuera Handicap, £80; G furlongs.—2-3 Snift Spear, 7.2 (France), 1; 3-2 Street Dancer "■•>, 2; a-5 Carshalton, 7.4, 3 Also started 1-1 Last Acre S.O, 3-0 Aramls 7.2, (i-4 Master He* 72. Three lengths, head. Time, lmin loscc. Waharoa Handicap, £100; G furlongs—3 Hampton Park, 7.9 (W. H Thompson), 1; 2 British Columbia. 9.0, 2; 1 Gay Lap 86 3 'MATAJtATA HACK CUP HANDICAP £165- ---' about 114 miles. I—l— Barn Dance, 7.0 (Cameron) i 2—2—Gay Hose, 8.0 (Tremaln) « 7—7—First Lap, 8.0 (WinderJ " | . sfi Als r o r st, arte,d: S-6 Valpal s.fi, 4-i Nun"Nicer 8.6, G-6 Don't Lap 7.4, 8-8 Ford Acre 7.6, 3-3 Air Lassie 7.5. One length; neck. Time, 2mln Bscc. Railway.Hack Handicap. £83; 6 furlongs.— 6-8 Miss Lv, 7.12 (McTdvish). 1; 4-4 Royal Dance. 7.1, 2; 1-1 Mazir, 7.7, 3. Also started • 5-7 Respectful 9.0, 12-11 Leo Colossus 9 0 7-5 Engo 8.2, 3-3 Kilberis 7.12, 10-13 Phlakuo 7.3 8-0 Royal Secret 7.3, 0-3 Mustang 7.1, 13-12 '£ a i. I£ ln?' T"2' 2"2 Walh'Be KeiM 7.0, 11-10 T.-<Puf™' r! l stakes. £80; 5 furlongs.—l 2-10 nB/ 11f h, t'w,°, (W- Jones)' 1; 2-2 Whirling, ?i V> ;nn"i? Wl°lona ' 8- 7- 3- Also started 11-12 Gilbert 8.7, 3-4 Prince Yen 8.7, G-6 Racela 5.7, 10-11 Spear March 8.7, 5-5 Sir R°7 mT<i B p' 1 1"1n raSt Acre 8- 7' °-8 Eoutino «"<* lmin s"ec Nose; halt-lene'b. Time, Walton Handicap, £100; 7 .furlongs.—l-2 ™ ■ s Si» 8-\ 3. (o; hJ flD*». \j 3-3' Prince Colos- .'. I i : 2-1 Lddy S»y- 8-9« 3. Also started: 4-4 Hampton Park 8.2, 5-5 Alloy 7 7. Half-length.'each. way. Tim 6, lmin 130 S-Ssec! ?"'<i OrpvS,Sack.?a,nd,lSaP'-fiß3s 8^ furlongs, n i?-o 1?';?1'!!' 8- 7 (Goldfinch). 1; 8-8 Royal Dash, 8.2. 2; ,5-3 Rbyal Secret, 7.2. 3 Also rf"'!*: «"[ P« n't lap 8.5, 1-2 Bonny Gay 82° 3-1 Valcuir'7.3, 7-6 blaster" Musk 7.0, 12-8 T^e. T-l om,n O4?le c ! ength »* * ™
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Evening Post, Issue 29, 4 February 1935, Page 6
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