EGMONT R.C.

Evening Star, Issue 21710, 3 May 1934, Page 4

EGMONT R.C.

STEEPLES TO RIOTOUS The Egmont Racing Club's Winter Meeting "’as opened in fine weather before a good attendance, tile gates being £BO up on last year. The track was in fine condition. . The totalisatuc handled £B.doc 10s. an increase of £2.2(55 10s on the first day last year. Detailed results:— HUDDLES, J2osovs. Ijm. 1-4—MILLION, 9.7 (J. Walsh) ... 1 1- Palm, 10.5 (R. Burgess) ... 2 2- —Esteem, 9.0 (Cl. Thompson) ... 3 Also started: 10-8 Hounslow 11.0, 3-3 High Faintin’ 10.6, 6-7 Consent 10.5. 7-5 St. Ames 9.9, 9-10 True Shaft 9.7, 5-6 Richfield 9.2, 8-9’ Don Erma 9.0, .12-12 Stanchion 9.0, 11-11 Chief Line 9.0, Consent and Million were the leaders to the last half-mile. Consent was heaten at the straight entrance, whore Million was challenged by a hunch. Million held on to win hy a bead from Pahu. with Esteem only a neck back, and Chief Line and Don Erma close tip. Time, 2min 46sec. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, lOOsovs. 6f. 10-9—MOATOA, 7.13 (L, Jones) I 1_1 —Chief Marionette, 5.7 (1?. Reed) ••• 2 0-7—Cawbecn, 7.8 (J. Leach) ... 3 Also started : 3-5 Phcon 9.4, 5-G Sea Fox 8.10, 8-10 Merry Way 7.13, 9-8 Illuminate 7.9, 2-2 Matorni 7.4, 4-3 Arauline 7.2, 11-11 Argument 7.1, 12-12 Ingenuity 7.1, 14-15 Royal Peak 7.0, 13M3 Sandlark 7.0, 15-14 Beau Star 7.0, 7-4 Gowan Lea 7.0. The early leaders were Pheolt and Arauline. Pheon drew clear at the straight entrance, and seemed a winner till a trio came up from the rear, Moatoa getting home by a bead in a sparkling finish, with Chief Marionette only a head in front of Cawbeen, and Pheon next. Time, Imin 14 l-ssec. STEEPLECHASE, SOOsovs. About 24 m. 1- —RIOTOUS, 10.7 (C. Thompson) 1 2- —Brown Abbey, 9.J3 , ... 2 4- —Sir Musk, 9.0 ... 3 Also started: 3-3 Manuiri 10.1, 6-6 Royal Limo.id 9.0, 3-5 Bon Aryan 9.0, Brown Abbey and Riotous were always prominent. Manuiri was well up till the stands double, where he fell, losing his rider. Riotous and Brown Abev then opened up a big break down the back on Bon Aryan and Sir Musk. Riotous, jumping best in the concluding stages, beat Brown Abbey by three lengths, with Sir Musk 70yds back. Time, omin IS .‘T-ssec. FLYING HANDICAP, 120sovs. 6f. 1- —ORAPAI. 8.1 (R. Reed) ... 1 2- British Columbia, 8.6 (S. Treinhin) ••• , , 2 5- —The Tiger, 7.4 (H. Wiggins) 3 Also started :• 6-6 Carfex 7.12. 4-3 Cullus 7.7, 8-8 Protomint 7.5, 7-7 Royal Bengal 7.5, 3-4 Diagcuio 7.0. The Tiger was in front at the. end of a furlong, and led Cullus, Orapai, aud Royal Bengal into the straight. Orapai drew out to beat the challenging British Columbia by half a bend. The Tiger was two lengths back, and Royal Bengal fourth. Time, Imin 13sec. " i HACK SCURRY. lOOsovs. of, 5-S—ILLUMINATE, 7.9 (K. Yoilrd) 1 2-2—Princes Star, 8.7 (R. Reed) 2 1-I<—Solomon, 8.3 (H. Wiggins) ... 3 Also started: 3-4 Amyril 9.0, 12-12 Musquil 8.5, 8-9 Grumpy 7.11, 4-3 Moneygrarn 7.9, 6-6 Hybisous 7.7, 7 -i Calcutta 7.3. 9-10 Snowball t .1, 14-13 De Trop 7.0. 15-15 Lady Cheval 7.0. 10-14 Gold Mission 7.0, 11-8 Lebanon 7.0, 13-11 Colossal 7.0. Solomon and Princess'Star led down the buck. Hybiscus came up at the straight entrance just clear of Illuminate. which finished best to beat Princess Star by a short neck. Solomon was a neck hack, and Grumpy close up. Time, Imin 1 2-ssec.

M'CRAE HANDICAP, IJOsuvs. ijm 1- RURI, 7.6 (G. Duncan) ... 1 2- —Prince Colossus, 7.9 (H. Wiggins) 2 4-s—Chopin, 7.5 (L. Jones) 3 Also started: 3-3 Alloy 7.10, 5-4 Round Table 7.3. Round Table was first to show out, loading Ruri and Prince Colossus in the early stages. Ruri went ahead down the back and was joined across the top hy Chopin. Prince Colossus came again and finished a neck behind Ruri, with Chopin a length and a-half away, with Alloy next. Time, 2min lOsec. TAWHiTI HANDICAP, lOOsovs. 7f. 7-7 —TRES SEC, 7.5’ (J. Leach) ... 1 2- —Silk Sox, 7.4 (G. Duncan) ... 2 4-4—Gay Court, 8.9 (H. Goldfinch) 3 Also started; 1-1 St. Clara 8.3. 9-8 Tea Garden 7.11. 8-9 Bugle Call 7.8, 3- Head Mistress 7.3, 10-10 Freeze 7.2, 6-5 Lady Ronald 7.2, 5-6 Prince Reno 7.0. Head Mistress, Prince Reno, Gay Court, and Silk Sox were the leading hunch clown the back. Tres See was always handy, and came with a strong run from the straight entrance to win by two lengths, with a head between tlie next two, and Lady Ronald fourth. Time, Imin 28 l-ssec.