LATE SPORTING

Greymouth Evening Star, 13 December 1937, Page 7

LATE SPORTING

” WOODVILLE—SECOND DAY

SLIPPERY WINS HANDICAP

[per press association.] . There is fine weather for the second day’s racing at Woodville. The track is in excellent order, and the attendance is large. Results. PAPATAWA HURDLES, 11 miles:— 3 QLETRAC (C. Thomson) • • J 6 RAPA WAIATA (N. Trillo) .. 2 5 AURORA’S LOVE (C. McGovern) 3 All started. Won by four lengths, half a length. Time 2.50 1-5. NOVICE HANDICAP, six furlongs: i ■ 1 ■' 1 RED CAT (W. Broughton) • • 1 ? 3 TOMMY ATKINS (Higgins) .. - 2 LOVELILT (B. H. Morris) . . * Scr: Royal Tinge, Guiding Light. Won by two lengths; a head. Time 1.14; GOTHARD HANDICAP. One mile •' and a distance: — 5 SLIPPERY (R. Marsh). 1 7 SOHO (P. Atkins) .. •• •• : 4 WILDFLOWER (H. Wiggins) .. 3 Scr.: Grand Jury, Entail. Won by 1 a short head; half a head. Time 1.55. Slippery led from the start, closely followed by Soho, Wildflower, and Master Cyklon. Slippery was still in front at the home turn, with Majste Cyklon moving up, and Legatee ma ing a forward move, followed by Sohio. Big. Dook and Helen Ford bhpg narrowly won, leading flower, Master Cyklon, Jig Dook, Legatee, and Corroboree in that order. JUVENILE HANDICAP, 5 furlongs. IVAR 2 JEANNE r- •* Scr. —Fabric and Lady Lyric. RAILWAY HANDICAP, & furlongs:— ' FRANCIS. DRAKE ■ • ■■ J PAKANVt • ■ ■ • • ■