EIGHT WINS IN LINE
PAKANUI'S GREAT RECORD
KEEN SPORT AT HASTINGS
(By Telegraph—Tress Association.) j HASTINGS, April 4. Keen racing characterised by close finishes was witnessed at the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting today- The weather was fine, and the course in excellent order. The fixture was well patronised, and the totalisator' handled £7262, against £6203 last year, an increase of £1059. The Hawke's Bay Cup furnished a fine finish in which very little separated the first four horses. Big Dook and Pladic dead-heated half a head in front of Haut. Monde, with Round Score almost- in line. Pakanui easily won the sprint, his eighth consecutive victory; and Royal Banquet scored an overdue win in the hack distance event. Favourites fared poorly, and a number of good dividends were returned.' ' Results were:— Riverslea Hurdles Handicap, £70; Hi miles. —3-3 Journet, 10.10 (E. Dcslandes), 1; 1-2 .lohn Charles, 10.10, 2: 6-4 Manifesto, 9.8, 3. Also started: 2-1 Contact 9.8, 6-6 Ephialtes !>.«, 5-5 Count Willonyx 9.4, 4-1 Hard Times 9.0. Half a length; half a length. Count Willonyx was fourth. Time, -2m'm . 44% sec. Poukawa Maiden Race, £70; 5% furlongs.— 4-3 Joviality, 8.7 (A. O'-Neill), 1; 2-2 Black i'rost, 8.7, 2; 7-7 Trailer, 5.7, 3. Also started: 32-12 Hlneplt 8.7,- 1-1 Hunter's Moon-8.7, 4-4 fitbb's Girl 5.7, 3-6 Jay Bird 8.7, 12-1-1 Ohal 8.7, 9-11 StitC'hblrd 8.7, 6-5 Tractile 8.7, 12-9 Mickey 8.7, 10-13 Hunting Tartan car. ■ B.S, S-8 Ked Hunting 8.7,- 16-14 Blue Shirt 8.7, :i-6 RutncttOi 8.7, 12-0 First Command 8.7, 11-10 Allraetic 8.7,- 12-9' Gay Gift 8.7. Three lengths; half a length. Red Hunting was fourth. Time, lminS'/isec. Nursery Handicap, £70; 5% furlongs.—2-2 S,irdiim. 7.12 (J. Leach), 1; 1-1 Lacquer, 5.12. 2; 7-7 Pennycomequiclc, 7.4, 3. Also started- 3-5- Tidal Song 9.0, 3-3 Master CykInn 8.4. 4-4 Mohua 8.3, 10-10 Count Siegfried car. r.UVi, 9-9 Marsyas car. 7.7, 8-8 Chat car. 7.8. 6-6 Essex: car. 7.1'/». Half a head; five lengths. . .Chat Was .fourth. Time, lmin SVisec, HAWKE'S BAY CUI', £171: l>i miles. I—l—Big Dook, 9.0 (H. Young) t 2—2—Pladie, car.'B.3 (B. H. Morris) t 3—3—Haut Monde, 7.6 (W. .1. Broughton) 3 Also started': 6-6 Happy Landing car. 7.9, ■1-5 Round- Score 7.9, '5-4 Passion Flower car. 7.8, 7-7 Alby car. 7.314,' 8-8 Chopin 7.0. Head heat; half a head. Round Score was fourth:' Time,..2mUv 7%sec.' .. Heretauiiga Handicap. £70: 9 furlongs.—. 1-1 Royal Banquet, 9.4 (B. H. Morris), 1; S-S Charade, car. 7:9, 2: 4-4 Blue Garter, car. 7.3. 3. Also started':. 6-5 Quaint car. 7.13, 2-3 Granvale 8.1, 3-2 Soho 8.0, 5-fi Blygain 7.11, 7-7 Drumpcel 7.3, 9-9 Bothwell car. 7.3, 10-U Laconic 7.0, 11-10 Royal Garter 7.0. Head: three lengths. Granviile was fourth. Time, Imia 56sec. Autumn Handicap, ' £70; 6 furlongs.—3-3 Sllrer Song, 8.9 <H. Young), 1: 6-6 The ■n-asper, 5.5, 2: 4-5 Mata Had, 9.0, 3. Also slarted: 1-1 Mesurina 8.5, 5-4 Iddo 7.8, 2-2 Fortene 7.8, 7-7 .Minnow 7.2. Head; length, lddo was fourth. .Time, Imin 14% sec. HAVELOCK FLYING HANDICAP, £100; 6 . . - . ■ furlongs. ■ J—l—Pakanui. 8.8 (C. Goulsbro') 1 -i—4—Hest, 7.S (J. Leach) 2 s—s—Maine, car. 7.6 (H. Callahan) 3 Also started': 2-3 Slippery 9.0, 3-2 Cullus 7.12. .Three lengths; one length. Cullus was fourth. Time,, lmin losecv
EIGHT WINS IN LINE
Evening Post, Issue 82, 6 April 1936, Page 13
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