DILEAS’ GOTHARD

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22199, 9 December 1946, Page 10

DILEAS’ GOTHARD

WOODVILLE MEETING RAILWAY TO THEOCRITUS (P.A.) PALMERSTON N., Dec. 9. The Woodville District Jockey Club’s summer meeting concluded on Saturday in brilliant weather and with a very large attendance. The course was in splendid order. The totalisator handled £40,701 10s, compared with £35,853 10s on the corresponding day last year, making the total for the meeting £88,027. compared with £63,080, an increase of £24,947.

Papatawa Hack Hurdles, of £275 ; about 1 mile 5 f urlongs.—4-3 Tracer, 10.7 (Carroll), 1; 7-7 Theolateral. 0.3 (Hastie). 2; 11- Charles Edward, 0.0 (Smith), 3. Also started: 3-2 Grand Central, 0-0 Gay Flame, l-l Vassilikos, 10-8 Foreign Coin, 2-4 Foxada, 13-12 Beau Jewel, 6-6 Fuzzy Wuzzy, 12- Old Red, 5-5 Hazaboy, 14-13 Old Joe, 8-10 Provider. Five lengths; 2 lengths. Provider was fourth. Time, 3.55.

Novice Stakes, of £150; 6 furlongs.—First Division: 7-5 Cincture, 8.11 (Dowry) and 4-6 Castlebrae, 8.11 (Eaton), dead heat, 1; 1-1 Sunburn, 8.11 (Burridge), 3. Also started: 0-8 Afton Water, 13-14 Phoenicia, 15-16 Dusky Pete, 16-15 Glebefield, 20-19 Maria Rosa. 5-4 Mr. Buzz, 11-11 Flak, 6-6 Te Aramoana, IS-17 Treasure Isle, 19-20 Valliere, 3-2 Wiremu. Dead heat; half-head. Flak was fourth; Time, 1.16. Second Division: 6-6 Superior Fox, B*ll (Andrews), 1: 1-1 Sheilwyn, 8.11 (Waddell), 2; 14-13 Matara, 8.11 (Garth), 3. Also started: 7-5 Arctic Circle, 13-14 Audacious, 2-3 Ballasch, 8-9 Beau Raidc, 11-12 Commercial. 21-21 Fnirburn, 17-1 S Flying Faye, 10-10 Makutu, 18-17 Tide Area, 3-2 Village Squire. Head; half-head. Makutu was fourth. Time, 1.153. Brackets: Cincture and Arctic Circle; Sheilwyn and Sunburn; Superior Fox and Te Aramoana. Gothard Handicap, of £500; 1} miles. 2-2 Dileas, 7.S (Ford) .. 3 5-5 Carnforth, 7.5 (Bowness) .. •• •• - 8-7 Behave, 8.7, car. 8.2 (T. Howe) .. 15 Also started: 10-10 Financial, 1-1 Fortune's Smile, 3-3 Flying Ace, 4-4 Merry Robin, 6-6 Top Shot, 0-8 Silver Pal, 13-13 Fine Kin, 14-14 French Count, 11-11 Griffin,. 15-15 Skyhawk, 7-0 Argumentative. 16-15 Carey, 12-12 Tavern Light. Short neck ; head. Merry Robin was fourth. Time, 2.65.

Juvenile Handicap, of £220; 5 furlongs.— 3-3 Treneere, 7.7 (C. H. Mackie), 1; Kumari, 8.3 (R. Urwin), 2; 8-7 Bonstar, 7.12 (K. Ford), 3. Also started: 5-4 Beau Flight. 2-2 Diplomat, 14-14 Sir Denzil. '• 3 Deep Sea, 10-10 Corolack, 12-13 Racetide, 15-1 «•» Sleep In, 4-5 Bello Anita, 13-11 Gild Chase, 6-6 Karamea, 11-12 Lady Coconut, 9-9 Torch Bearer. Good neck; neck. Torch Bearer was fourth. Time, 1.1?.

Railway Handicap, of £350; 6 furlongs. 1-2 Theocritus, 8.1 (W. L.' Aitken) .. 1 1-3 Shining Ring, 7.8 (C. H. Mackie) •• \ 3-4 Colopier, 7.10 (J. P. Bowness) .. •• Aho started: 2-1 Royal Heir 10-0 Finucn, Sir Bradbury. 11-11 Sorrell, 6-6 Sir Wim, 8-8 Drambuie, 5-5 Karachi, 3 3-13 Merry VauK 0-10 Rebate, 12-12 Yasda.. Two and a ;V l l " lengths; head, Drambuie was fourth, ! .14$.

Kmtaki Hack Hnndicau, of £220 : 6 furlongs.— 1-2 Morocco, 8.5, car. 9.0 (R. D. Urwin). 1; 3-3 Revivre, 8.0 (C. H. Mackie). 2; 2-1 Ngakoti, 7.11 (V. J. Sellars). 3. A'fO started: 8-8 Pellmeor, 7-7 Theioway. 9-9 Ri ch ‘ ito"1 I’s rk 6-5 Fighting Nell, .1-1 tJyrati vi, i-C Lari Bradbury. Two lengths each way. bird Bradbury was fourth. Time. i-l-T*. tiorgc Hack Handicap, of £220: 7 furlong-■ -3-.1 Lndy Delight.. 8.(1 . (W. L. Aitken), L w-1 Prefa, 9.2 (M. Andrews), 2; 7-8 Pre-e----dency, 7.7, car. 7.0 (K. Gill), 3. Also startr“: V,Per ICi M K ? irl * fi - 7 Trig Point. .1-4 Uno. L 9 Sheik of Arahy, 10-10 Ko Uka, 12-32 . ape. Maieii, .7-6 Gay. Sport, 5-5 Indira, 12-1-V-rcilu l , 11-13 Night Charm. Two lengths:,, hall-head. Gay .Sport was fourth. Time, 1*23? Stewards' Hack Handicap, of £250; H Hnerc Huku, 7.9 (J. Garth), L *; J C'tnt.on, 8.12 (R. D . Urwin), 2; 1-3 T° X V , 7 ' B <C - H. Mackie). 8. Also parted n 4-4 Moutoa Lord, 5-5 Persuade. 2' l inifl c o G ‘ C Poekanui, 13-13 Endurance 1010 Gay Senorita, 8-8 Grey Morn, 12 L Master Bn.ce. 3-2 St. Hilton. 14-14 Trio, 1 -H „.‘o % n"’ Half-hcad; head. St. Hilton was fourth. Time, 2.8?. rwc inquires were held during the day ana the lay-cuts.held up following the No»i« li, ° the R , nilwa >' Handicap. The firrt no LU. T Ce n led interference, and TreocHG?.' 1 inconsistent running by tr.ecciuus. . No action was taken.