THIRD SUCCESS ON END FOR POMADE AT NEW PLYMOUTH
(P.A.) NEW PLYMOUTH, Aug. 31. Though heavy showers fell early, the weather was fine later for the second day of the Taranaki and EgmontWanganui Hunt Club’s combined meeting. The track was in good order. There was a large attendance and the totalisator handled £47,181 10s, compared with £44,750 on the second day last year. The total for the meeting was £92,624 10s, compared with £83,895 10s last year. Results:—
Hack and Hunters’ Hurdles, of £225; one mile and a half. —1-1 Jay Wind, 9.0, ear. 9.1 (J. Jenkins), 1; 3-3 Political Boy, 9.13 (W. E. Carter), 2; 7-7 Toastmaster, 9.0, car. 9.5 (Brady), 3. Also started: 2-2 Ganges, 4-4 Royal Musk, 6-6 General Lytup, 10-10 Our Mug, 9-9 Te Ruru, 11-11 Malabar, 8-8 Plato Boy, 5-5 Ruling Nation. Two lengths and a half; four lengths. Royal Musk was fourth. Time, 3.1 2-5,
Opunake Stakes, of £200; six furlongs.—First division: 14-14 Farrier, 8.5 (H. Conza), 1; 1-1 Rozami, 8.5 (M. Martinovich), 2; 4-6 Platamon, 8.5 (W. E. Carter), 3. Also started: 12-12 Hauiti, 17-18 Loud Checks, 20-19 Fluffy, 21-21 Dromorne, 18-17 Justice, 19-20'Bronze Abbey, 8-9 Good Pal, 3-5 Description bracketed Bouton d’Or, 15-15 Secret Ruler, 16-16 Judiciary, 10-7 Broielink, 5-3 White mond, 9-8 Autolycus, 11-11 Park Princess. Head; two lengths. Broielink was fourth. Time, 1.20. Second Division: 4-4 Miss Bairnsfather, 8.5 (P. Brennan), 1; 3-5 Bouton d’Or, 8.5 (W. Connor), 2; 10-7 Sandy Night, 8.5 (D. Collins),. 3. Also started: 13-13 . Tumblewood, 7-10 Robin’s Pride, 22-22 Jovial Day, 2-2 Surrender, 8-9 Payout, 15-15 Molly Lynn, 16-16 Koa Hine, 1-1 Slieve Bloom bracketed Rozami, 5-3 Maketu, 9-8 Moneitor, 11-11 Open Road. Five lengths; length and a half. Payout was fourth. Time, 1.19 2-5. Waihi Hack Handicap, of £225; seven furlongs.—3-4 Gold Rock, 8.11 (E. Fraser), 1; 4-3 Mr Pym, 9.0 (W. Connor), 2; 9-9 Don Tara, 8.0 (K. Chote', 3. Also started: 7-8 Night Charm, 1-2 Raphael, 5-5 Greek Art, 2- Lackagh, 6-6 Peria Prince, 8-7 Manpower, 10-10 Sailor’s Song. Six lengths; neck. Lackagh was fourth. Time, 1.31 2-5.' Taranaki Hunt Cup Steeplechase, Of £550; about two miles and a half. 3- Pomade, 10.2 (C. McColl) .. 1 7-7 Scale, 9.0 (J. McLaughlin) . . 2 4- Vernon, 9.4 (T. Tito) . . .. 3 Also started: 5-5 Ellerton Hall, 1-1 Whooray, 10-10 Idle Hour and Gay Invader bracketed, 9-9 St Nat, 8-8 Tatara Lad and Sir Dan bracketed, 11-12 Rondelle, 2-2 Murphy, 12-11 Kotu Bahru, 6-6 Spanish Fleet. Two lengths and a half; 100 yards. Rondelle was fourth. Time, 5.16. Halconibe Memorial Handicap, of £325; ten furlongs and a half.—lo-10 Dark Morning, 7-7, car 7.11 (N. Holland), 1; 4-5 Hulabaloo, 7.11 (K. Chote), 2; 12-12 Betterman, 7.7 (T. Hunter), 3. Also s'tarted: 9-9 Gay Youth, 4-4 Ganges, 1-1 Black Plato, 7-7 Dink’s Own, 3-2 Titahi, 2-3 Gay Chat, 5-6 Vonettee, 8-8 Susan Lee, 13-13 Chef d’Oeuvre, 14-14 Lady Merit, 11-11 Irish Fox. Neck length and a half. Black Plato was fourth. Time, 2.24 J. Standish Memorial Handicap, of £225, ten furlongs and a half. —3-3 Balintore, 11-11 (Mr R. Allen), 1; 4-4 Murphy, 10.7 (Mr J. R. Runstead), 2; ■2-2 Captain Jesse, 10.12 (Mr A. Lupton), 3. Also started: 1-1 Middoon, 8-9 Nab, 6-6 Lanne, 7-7 Nepia Star, 5-5 Coridian, 9-8 Bright Parade. Four lengths; nose. Middoon was fourth. Time, 2.32.
Stratford Handicap, of £300: six furlongs.—2-2 Tommy Gun, 8.11 <N. Caveney), 1; 1-1 Peter Gregor, 8.1 (R. B. Ireland), 2; 9-9 Mangarakau, 8.0 (L. J. Clutterbuck), 3. Also started: 7-7 Prince Revel, 6-4 Drambuie, 5-5 Yandra, 4-6 Knight Templar, 8-8 Bueno, 3-5 Mallow, 10-10 Peter Theio, 11-11 Morehu Park. Two lengths; three lengths and a half. Prince Revel was fourth. Time, 1.19 1-5. Urenui Hack Handicap, of £200; six furlongs.—3-2 Bian Rouge, 8.7 (D. Bishop). 1; 6-6 Ratene,-8.12 (L. Clifford) 2; 13-13 Hauiti, 8.0 (E. Fraser), 3. Also started: 1-1 Skymaster, 2-4 Night School, 5-5 Valued, 7-7 Foxland, 10-10 Faultina, 13-12 Accepted, 4-3 Moreton Bay, 8-6 Miss Kotere, 9-8 Hydrangea, 11-11 Revel Lad. Two lengths and a half; length. Foxland was fourth. Time, 1.19.
Shannon Defeated In Warwick Stakes At Sydney SYDNEY, August 31. The greatest surprise in recent Australian turf history was the failure of the champion Shannon to win the Warwick Stakes at Randwick yesterday. It was his first start since Mr W. J. Smith bought him for 26,000 guineas. Usually a slow beginner, Shannon was so fresh that he reversed his tactics. His jockey, D. Munro, had trouble in holding him back and he was never further back than third.
From the first furlong Shannon settled down just behind Shading and Prince Consort, with Virago following and Victory Lad running easily in the centre of the field. Shannon hit the front at the two furlongs, when Victory Lad also challenged. Much to everyone’s surprise, Shannon twice turned his head and tried to savage Prince Consort. In controlling him, Munro lost his whip. Meanwhile Victory Lad raced down the centre of the track and had the race won. Shannon still had his chance in the last furlong, but on the day was not good enough. In the Hobartville Stakes, Sydney’s champion three-year-old, Temeraire, scored easily over a small field. He ran the first three furlongs in 331 sec, and the first half-mile in 47sec, when he was 12 lengths clear. Results:—
Hobartville Stakes, of £1000; for three-year-olds; seven furlongs.— Temeraire, 8.10 (Cook), 1; Nomothetis, 8.10, 2; Gene Wil, 8.5, 3. Four started. Eight lengths; six lengths. Time, 1.271. Warwick Stakes, of £1000; weight-for-age; seven furlongs.—Victory Lad, 9.3 (Briscoe). 1; Shannon, 9.3, 2; Prince Consort, 8.7, 3. Ten started. Length; half a neck. Time, 1.25.}. Campbelltown Handicap, of £1000: six furlongs.—Puffham, 8.10 (Fordyce), 1; Columnist, 9.2, 2; Warspite, 9.2, 3. Seventeen started. Length; neck. Time, 1.13. The New Zea-land-bred Peter Robinson finished fourttbafter running all the way with the leaders.
Warwick Farm Spring Handicap, of £1000; one mile and a half. —Cape Neddick, 7.5 (Podmore), 1; Rimfire, 7.5, 2; Cisco, 6.8, 3. Fourteen started. Length and a half; head. Time, 2.35,
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