AVONDALE Royal Charter Wins Main Event
(P.A.) AUCKLAND, July 28. The Avondale Jockey Club’s, winter meeting was concluded at Ellerslie yesterday in dull weather before a good attendance. The track was holding. The totalisator handled £142,521, making £278,464 for the meeting. The "leading horseman, N. B. Holland, had a held day, riding three winners out of four mounts. Waitemata Handicap, of £400; one mile. —3-4 Valtoon, 8.5 (N. B. Holland), 1; 5-5 Skvmaster, 8.4 (T. Green) 2; 1-2 Peggy O’, 8.10 (I. Galvin) 3. Also started: 4-3’Broiealice; 10-9 Horonui; 11-11 Trustful; 8-8 Boswell Hili’ 2-1 Francis Mond; 7-6 Kuku Nui; 6-10 The Faker; 9-7 Bay Jim; 19-19 Miss Malibu; 15-13 Camp Queen; 22-22 Rina Light; 12-12 Bronze Man; 16- Gay Youth; 20-20 Pegalong; 17- Sir Desmond; 21-21 Brown Robin; 13-14 Desert Patrol; 14-15 Native Son; 18-18 Regal Scot. Hall a length each way. Bay Jim was fourth. Time, 1.42. New Lynn Hurdles Handicap, OL £600; two miles.—4-3 Slavonik, 9.1 (J. Williamson), 1; 6-5 Stock Exchange, 10.11 (W. Skiffington), 2; 3-2 Hunto. 11.7 (J. Chaplin), 3. Also started: 1-1 Ernada; 2-3 Representative; 5- Irish Fox. Five lengths; neck. Irish Fox was fourth. Time, 3.59. Churchill Handicap. Of £1000; one mile and a quarter. 1- Royal Charter, 7.6 car 7.91 (N. B. Holland) .. ■■ ■■ ■■ 1 2- Ruling Master, 7.9 (C. Jillings) 2 8-8 Valley Boy, 8-9 (R. Parker) v 6- Our Gold, 8.0 (S. Treman) f t Dead heat third. Also started: 9-9 Abbey Fox; 7-7 Fame Bian; 3-3 Hippodrome: 4-5 Batal; 5-4 Cracroft; 10-10 Bedivere; 11-11 Susan Leo; 12-12 Sir Dink.
Neck; three-quarters of a length. Time, 2.16 2-5. . n r i < Whau Steeplechase, of £700; about three miles.—l-1 Brookby Song, 10-10 (J. Chaplin), 1; 3-4 Town Survey 10.10 (R. Collett) 2; 2-2 British Mint, 9.12 (F. Cleaver) 3. Also started: 5-5 Jehangir; 4-3 Hunting Chief; 6-6 Otoro. Length and a half; six lengths. Hunting Chief was fourth. Time, 6-22 1-5. Victory Handicap, of £500; one mile and three furlongs.—2-4 Landfire 8.4 (N. B. Holland) 1; 7-8 Duke Royal, 8.0 (C. M. Jillings), 2; 9-9 Ostentatious, 8.0 (R. B. Ireland), 3. Also started: 8-6 Sweet Baffles; 5-5 Mallee; 1- Coogee; 6-7 Master Dink; 12-14 Kurawhi: 4-3 Flying Jim; 3-2 Battledawn; 11-11 Winstake; 16-16 Sahaia Boy; ’l4-15 Embassy; 15-13 Skateaway; 10-10 Borderer; 13-12 High Salute. Neck; three lengths. Flying Jim was fourth. Time, 2.32 3-5. Bledisloe Hurdles Handicap, ol £500; one mile and three-quarters.— 5-6 Sir Fox, 9.9 (P. Brady.) 1; 7-7 British Talent, 9.3 (T. Coad) 2; 8-8 Default, 9.0 car. 9.1 (L. C. Brown) 3. Also started: 4-4 Foxstar; 6-5 Fox Hunting; 3-3 Waiting; 1-2 Peterhead; 2- Prakash; 7-7 Master Cameron bracketed with British Talent; 9-9 Golden Peter. Two lengths; JO lengths.. Fox Hunting was fourth. Time, 3.27 1-5. Telegraph Handicap, of £650; seven furlongs—2-2 Brockton, 8.0 (J. C. Bagby), 1; 6-7 Yorkish, 8.7 (K. Chote) 2; 3-3 Master Ted, 8.12 (I. Galvin) 3. Also started: 13-13 Cambria; 5-5 Peter Gregor and Park Royal bracketed; 10-10 Beryl Fox; 7-6 Chung Chong; 11-11 La Fillette; 1-1 Black Ace; 4-4 Our Bridge; 8-8 Ghazipur; 9-9 General Menteith; 15-15 Rara Avis; 12-12 Dies Faustus; 16-16 Hunting King; 14-14 Rapede. Half a length each way. Black Ace was fourth. Time, 1.33.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 July 1946, Page 7
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