DUNEDIN J.C. RACES

Evening Star, Issue 18159, 27 December 1922, Page 6

DUNEDIN J.C. RACES

Second Dat.—Wednesday The weather was fine and the track fn tiptop order. The attendance was fair at the start. Results: — MILBURN HURDLE HANDICAP, 250sovs; second horse 50, and third 25sovs. l)m. 2 —C. Christie’s Bt. Easel {Masterpiece ' —Soberside), 6yrs, 11.0 (G. Fielding) 1 I—W. T. Hazlott’s M-azama, 11.6 (1. T. Humphries) 2 4 L. C. Hazlett’s Londonderry, 11.0 (A. Ellis) I. 3 Others: 5 Claverhonse (10.11, I. Tilson), 7 Red Admiral (10.5, C. Dawson), 5 Grange {10.3, E. Horn), 6 Glenshine (9.5, 11. J. Horn), 8 Sherlock (9.0, W. Bush), 9 Calma (9.0, <J. M’Ohosney), 10 Sweet Memory (9.0, W. Fielding). A good start, from which St. Easel and Londonderry were first out, and they led in that order for the first fence. Grange and Sweet Memory had taken charge at the second fence from Sherlock, Londonderry, and Red Admiral. As they wont cut of the straight, Sweet Memory had gone to the front, followed by Sherlock and Grange. Sherlock led along the bade from Sweet Memory and Red Admiral, but Sweet Memory lost her position at the next fence. Grange afterwards jumped into third place, and at the foot of the hill Sherlock was still leading from Red Admiral, Irmdonderry and Glenshine moving up. Londonderry came to the front immediately 'afterwards, and led into the straight from Sherlock and Red Admiral. St. Easel got np on the rails over the last fence, and in the run home just got the verdict by a short head from Mazaraa, who came from a long way back and finished strongly; third horse a length and a-half away; then Sherlock, Red Admiral, and Glenshine. Time, 2min 49|scc. PERNHILL HANDICAP, 250sova; second 50, andi third horse 25sovs. Hack conditions. Ijm. I—L. C. Hazletl’s Loughrea (Kilbroney —Sister Radius), 4yrs, 8.10 (A. E. Ellis) 1 5 W. Sim’s San Salvador, car, 8.1 (Q. Fisher) _ _ 2 B—P, Delargey’s ’Frisco Mail, car. 7.4 (A. Peart) 3

Others: 4 Raconteur (car. 8.7, P. Keene), 7 Petunia (8.2, D. Cotton), 2 Dianolla (8.0, C. Emerson), 5 Gunlayer (1.12, E. Ludlow). 10 Proceedor (car. 7.4, E Deslandes), 6 Barricon (7.7, T. Metcalf), 9 Bolasor (car. 7.0, R. H. Burns), 13 Martial Dance (car. 7.2.), H. Anderton), 12 First Aid (car. 7.0, L. Olsen), 11 Kilbrin (car. 7.2), L. G. Keeper). After some delay at the start, Kilbrin and First Aid were eventually left, letunia, Dianella, and Raconteur were first out. At the mile post Petunia led Martial Dance, Dianella, Raconteur, and Loughrea. A little further on Martial Dance led Petunia by two lengths; then Dimella and Barricon. At the six furlongs the order was the same. At the half-mile Martial Dance was two lengths in front of Petunia, with Loughrea and San Salvador next. Petunia headed 'Martial Dance at the foot of the hill, and led Sim Salvador and Loughrea. At the turn for the straight Petunia was in front of San Saivador and Loughrea. At the distance Loughrea took charge, and in the run home won by a length from San Salvador, ’Frisco Mail a neck away; then Petunia another neck away. Time, 2min 10)sec. JUVENILE HANDICAP, 250sovs; second 50sovs, and third horse 25sovs. For two-year-olds. sf. B—D. Ruthven’s Eaton Bells (Eaton Lad—Formicary), 7.10 (T. Motcalf) ... ... : 1 6—P. F. Campbell’s Carpentier, 7.5 A. J. Peart) 2 2—G. Gerard’s Lucinette, 8.8 (G. Emer- ,

Others: 1 Dinner Bell (8.4, G. Young), 4 Olympia (7.10, E. Deslandes), 3 Envoi (7.10, L. S. M'Donald), 7 Tho Parisian (7.8, E. J. M'Kay). The Parisian and Dinner Bell •were the first to show out after the field settled down. Eaton Bells shortly afterwards ran into second place, and caught The Parisian at tho top of tho hill and led into the straight. In the run homo Eaton Bells lasted long enough to win by two lengths from Carpentier, who would have Been closer but lor boring into the rails when being ridden yut, Lucinotte half a. length away third, Ihen Dinner Bell, Olympia, and Frivol. Time, Imin 2|sec. ST. ANDREW’S HANDICAP, SOOsovs; second 100, and third fiCteovg. Im. 4—W. Stone's Silver Peak (Adjudge— Oblong), aged, 8.12 (G. Young) 1 2—C. G. Daigety'a Limeligkt, 8.2 (C. Emerson) 2 6—Sir G. Clifford's Whipping Boy, 7.4 (H. Euros) 3 Others u 5 Genera! Advance (8.13, J. Andrews), 1 Many Kittle (8.9, D. Cotton), 3 Corn Rigs (8.2, A. H. Wilson), 7 Silent King (7.9, T. Metcalf). From a good start Silver Peak was first out. After a furlong Corn P.iga had taken charge from Silver Peak and Many Kittle. At the sii-furlong post Cbm Rip and Many Kittle were together. At the foot of tho hill Many Kittle went up to Corn Rigs, and at the water jump was on terms with him, Limelight being third, with Silver Peak handy. Many Kittle led Silver Peak and 1 Limelight. At the distance Silver Peak got the rails, and in the run bonus lasted long enough to win by a neck, Limelight four lengths in front of Whipping Boy; Many Kittle fourth, General Advance next. Time, Imin 40|-sec,