WINNING OWNERS

Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 19, 24 January 1938, Page 11

WINNING OWNERS

MR. J. HENNAH ON TOP

(By "Binocular") I Filly-four owners shared in 19 the prize-money, the most successful being Mr. J. Hennah, the owner of Padishah, winner of the Wellington Cup, Who won £825 and cup valued at £75 thereby. Another Hawke's Bay owner, Mr. F. Ormond, filled second place, the first and third of Jvar, the win of Kathbella, and the second of Thala bringing in an aggregate 'of '£585. The complete list is as' follows:— ' ' £ J, A, Hannah (including £75 cup) 900 F. Ormond • 585 J. McGregor 525 F. Kettlewell - 525 A, Southey 500 C. G. Watson ...,.\ ... 490 E. L. Barnes .............. 460 G. Gunn -. 450 C. W. Boyd 420 P. T, Hogan 350 T. Impey , 305 Sir Chas. Clifford ....'. 280 I T.A.Duncan ■.<.... 245 M. O'Brien ................ 245 H. D. Greenwood ■• • ■ 245 C. Ryan, £220; W. Kiggins,' £210'; B, Burgess, £210; A. and A, Harrison, £210; W. Henderson, £210; W, J.. McGill, £210; Q. Donald, £210; I. Lupton, £210; M. Millar, £210; T. J. and P. A. O'Neill, £150; J. T. Spears, £150; L, G. Paul, £130; W, Henderson,' £125; J. A. Brown, £120; Mrs. B. H. Edkins, £90; J. W. Lowe, £85; L, Sft. Cpllinsqn, £80; O- Nelson, £75; H. h, Nathan, £70; O. H, Watson, £70; Mrs, W. H. BalHnger, £60; H, V. Wareing, £60; H. C. Smith, £00; C Holdsworth, £60; T, E... Coates, £60; Mrs. H. B. Douglas, £60; Mrs. M. Casey, £60; Mrs. M.^Reedy, £50; W. H. Maria, £50; G. M, Currie, £45; F. Armstrong, £40; F. Smith, £35; A. H. Marshall, £35; Mrs. D. Levin, £30; Mrs. M. J. Irving, £30; C. A. Cameron, £30; E, W. Spencer, £30; A. W. Meikle, £30; and H. F. Wood, £30. Total, £10,425. JOCKE¥S AND TRAINERS. The. most successful jockey at the meeting was W. J. Broughton, who, although he failed on the first twp days, wound up his activities by piloting three winners on Saturday, his successful mounts being Siegmund, Ben Braggie. and Aureus. Three horsemen rode two winners, L, J. Ellis being associated with Dictate and Defaulter when they scored; P. Atkins won on Padishah and Kathbella; B, H. Movris on Oratory and Jvgr; and C. p. Shqild on Journet and Pekoe. , Otherwise, the riding honours were well distributed, thirteen horsemen saluting the judge on one occasion, the

list being: A. Jenkins (Cricket), N. Cavaney (Surmount), 1., C: Howe (Lady Montana), G. R. Tattersall (Vadanoe), P. Spratt (Top Row), S. Wilson'(Le Toquet), A. E. Bennet (Alloa), 'G. Gilchrist (Kelly). L. H. Clifford (Lady Ina), R. W.. McTavish (Mishna), A. McDonald (Conveyer), A. C. Messervy (Haughty Winner), and A. Messervy (Mishna). Among the trainers the honours were again well divided, only two being credited with more than the one success. S. J. Reid, of Hastings, won twovjuvenile events with Kathbella and %var, and W. A. Watson, of Blenheim, won a double with Mishna. Trainers to lead in one winner were: H. A. Telford (Trentham), Cricket; C. W. Boyd (Awapuni), Surmount; B. Burgess (Opaki), Lady Montana: J: A. Hennah (Hastings), Padishah; G. W. New (Awapuni), Vadanoe; P, T. Hogan (Washdyke), Top Row; A. McAulay (Riccarton), Dictate; W. G. Griffith (Hastings), Journet; W. H. Corlett (Hastings). Le toquet; L .G. Morris (Awapuni). Oratory: T. R. George (Trentham), Alloa; F. Gilchrist (Ellerslie), Kelly; F. A. Roberts (Riecarton), Defaulter; E, W. Watson (Awapuni), Lady Ina; Mrs. A. W. McDonald (Awapuni); Conveyer; W, H. Pwyer (Waneanui), Pekoe; D, McCauley ham), Stegmund; A. E. Neale (Bulls), Ayreus; H. and A. Cutts (Riccarton), Hauehty Winner; and J. H. JefTeriJ (Ngatarawa), Ben Braggie.