BAD RACE FOR INVESTORS

Evening Post, Issue 36, 12 February 1935, Page 6

BAD RACE FOR INVESTORS

The C. F. Oir Stakes at Wilhainstowi. on January 28 last was a bad raca for tha oig investors. Gaino Carringtop with a penalty, and Gall Mark, with a similai penalty, were favourites, but the best they could do was to finish third and fourth respectively in a head-and-head fight for the honours in which they were beaten home by Break Up and Ogwell The Melbourne writer "Cardigan" considers that the penalties rather than lack of condition defeated the favourites. That may be so, but Break Up was thereby assisted to avenge a defeat suffered by Puar Lap. Break Up belongs to H. R. RACING FIXTURES. Feb 13. 14—Egmont JC. Feb. 14. 16—Dunedln J.C. Feb. 20, 21—Gore R.C. Feb. 21—Tologa Bay J.C. Fcb 22. 23—Woodvllle D.J.C. Feb. 23, 23-Te Aroba J.C. Feb. 27—OpunakeR.C Feb. 28—Walapu R.C Mar. 2—Banks Peninsula K.C. Mar. 2—Frahkton B.C. Mar. 2—Napier Park R.C. Mar. 6—Rancltikel R.a Mar. 8, 9—Cromwell J.C. Mar. o—Napier Park R.C. Mar. IG, 18—Wellington R.C. Mar. 22, 23—Mariawatu R.C. i In Australia. Fob. 13—Victoria Park R;C. Feb. 16—A..T:C. (Warwick Farm). Feb. 16, 23—V.A.T.C. Feb. 19—Cosford R.C Feb.- 20—Moonee Valley (Compensation). Feb. 20. 23—Kensington R.C. Feb., 27—Ascot R.C. Mar. 2—Canterbury Parts R.C liar. 2. 6.: 9—V.R.C. TROTTING Feb. 10. 20—Auckland T.C. Feb 23-New Brighton T.C. Mar. 1, 2—lnvercargill T.C Mar/. 2—Wellington T.C. Mar.' 9—Marlbqrougb' T.C. i Mar 9—Timaru T.C i Mar. 13—Wyhdham' T.C. Mar. 16-^ClievJot.T.C. Mar. 23—Wairarapa T,C. Mar. 23—Roxburgh T.C. Mar. 23—Auckland T.C Mar. SO—Thames T.d Mar. 30, Apr. 3—Mauawatu T.C Apr. 13—Wangauul T.C Telford, of Phar Lap fame. At Fleming ton on March '1, 1931, Phar Lap, with a 7_lb penalty, failed to concede 2llb to Waterline in the C. 'M. Lloyd States, a, mile event ot type similar to the O, F. Orr Stakes. Break Up won a couple of good two-year-old races and high, hopes were entertained for1 his three-year-old career, but he failed to win a race last season. H« is bred to achieve things,' being by the Gains-' borough horse Dignity from Lido Lady, by Eed Dennis (son of Tredennis and sire o£ the Melbourne Cup winner' Sister Olive) from 'Euarangi, by Comedy King from Tortine's Sister, by Wallace from Tortile, 'by Trenton from Tourbillon, by Robinson Crusoe, and going back to the Fisherman mare Lady Heron.