RANGITIKEI Hunt Cup won by Outsider Baron Bold
(P.A.) WANGANUI, July 28. The Rangitikei Hunt Club’s meet- ‘ ing was held at on Saturday in showery weather. The track was heavy. There was a good attendance, the totalisator handling £28,642, compared with £24,873/10/- at' the combined Rangitikei-Manawatu Hunt Club’s meeting at Marton two years . agoj In the Glenmore Steeples, Tiroroa ' fell at the last fence, but was remounted to finish third. Before the. • running of the Rosebank Hurdles, the ! riders protested at the hurdles being ' too upright, and declined to start until the hurdles were altered to have a slight lean. Results:— I Glenmore Maiden Steeplechase, of ' £250; about two miles.—l-1 High Morale 10-11 (L Rohloff) 1; 3-3 Light ■ Tea 9.2 (J. Kendall) 2; 7-7 Tiroroa i 9.0 car. 9.7 (C. Sargent) 3. Also start'ed: 2-2 Phalaria; 5-5 Midshipman; 6-6 Rampant; 4-4 Mokonui. Twenty lengths; 50 lengths.* Time, 4.10. Closeburn Maiden Race, of £2oo;' six furlongs.—s-5 Autoshine 8.7 (S. Ir. Farland) 1; 9-9 Kahuraponga 8.7 I (J. Garth) 2; 6-6 Royal Robin 8.0 car. ! 8.21 (W. L. Aitken) 3. Also started: I 8-8” Beeban; 16-15 Centennial Pride; H 5-14 Flying Drake; 11-11 Ghengiz Khan: 2-1 King’s Sceptre; 7-7 LangI shawl 10-10 Gay Tide; 1-4 The DenI high. Length; two lengths. Ghengiz ’Khan was fourth. Time, 1.21. i Rosebank Hack Hurdles, of £250; one mile and three-quarters.—l-1 , Whackie 10.9 (I. Rohloff) 1; 2-2 Gold 'Claim 10-12 (C. Sargent) 2; 6-6 Cuis- ■■ inier 9.3 (M. Andrews) 3. Also startied: 3-3 Lotto; 5-4 Donegal Bay; 4-5 Norse. Twelve lengths; 15 length’s. Donegal Bay was fourth. Time, 3.35 2-5. Otairi Bracelet Handicap, of £200: one mile and a-quarter.—l-1 Lanoma 10.7 (Mr. G. H. James) 1; 7-6 Mansura 10.10 (Mr. W. Lett) 2; 5-7 ! Scarteen 10.12 (Mr. N. Davidson) 3.. I Also started: 6-5 Peach King; 3-3 •' Lambro; 2-2 Lady Premier; 4-4 Carjthage. Two lengths; three lengths. I Lady Premier was fourth. Time: 2.25 2-5.
I Rangitikei Hunt Cup,, Of £450; about two miles and a-half. 4 Baron Bold 10.2 (J. Kendall) . . 1 2 Golden Tide 11.6 (M. Andrews) 2 3 Old Joe 9.10 (N. McKinnon)) 3 ; Also started: 1 Master Francis. Twenty-five lengths; five lengths. The 'only runners to finish. Time, 5.27. i Norwood Hack Cup, of £300; one 'mile and a-quarter.—6-6 Patta Fe 8.10 (K. Ford) 1; 1-1 General Lytup i 8 0 (P. Brennan) 2; 2-2 Sergeant Jack 8.5 (S. Farland) 3. Also started: 3-3 1 Adrigoole; 4-4 Rickie; 5-5 Matawene. ;Nose; four lengths. Matawene was fourth. Time, 2.24 1-5.
Riddiford Handicap, of £300; seven furlongs. —6-5 Foxella 7.9 (K. Ford) I - 3-4 Piccolo 8.3 (S. Farland) 2; i-7 'Behave 7.12 (L. H. Clifford) 3. Also started: 8-8 Donegal Bay; 4-u Sn -Bradbury; 1-1 Bay Robe; 5-6 New Deer; 2-2 Cooraclare; 9-9. Tidapa. I Five ’lengths; four lengths. Bay Robe .Was fourth. Time, 1.39 3-5. ,
' Springrove Hack Handicap, of ! £200; seven furlongs.—2-1 Newel 'Post 8.12 (M. Andrews) 1; 3-3 Ever Aussie 8.0 car. 8.1;i (S. Waddell) 2; 4-4 Buddy 8.0 car. 8.4 (W. L. Aitken) 3. Also started: 1-2 Zahra; i-7 Master Gary; 6-6 Grey Donne; 5 .> Homespun. Two lengths; four lengths. Homespun was fourth. Time, 1.41.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 July 1946, Page 7
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