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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12254, 9 April 1935, Page 6

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RACING FIXTURES

April 9, ]o—Pabiatua 11. C. April 11, 13 AVhangarei R.C. April 13—Otautau 11.0. April 13, 15—Westport J.C. April 20—' Tuapeka J.C. April 20, 22—Wairarapa R C. April 20, 22—F'eilding J.C. April 20, 22—Auckland R.C. April 20, 22, 23——Riverton R.C. April 22 —Beaumont R.C. April 22 —Waipukurau J.C. April 22 —Kumara R.C. April 22, 23—Canterbury J.C. April 24, 27—Greymouth J.C. April 27—Marton J.C. TARANAKI MEETING ACCEPTANCES FOR, SPECIAL FIXTURE rPrea# Association.) NEW PLYMOUTH, April 8. Acceptance for the special meeting of the Taranaki Jockey Club, to be held on April 13, are as follows: Waikawau Hurdles Handicap, of £100,“; 11 miles and 100 yards.—llluminate 11.12, Tudor 11.8, 'Palm 10.7, March Alone 10.6, Stanchion 10.2, Colossal 9.6, Haryest Moon. 9.3, Beau Star, Ngareta, Gowanlea, Copey, Bun Tuck 9.0. Pukekura Hack Handicap, of £IOO, nine furlongs.—llluminate 5.12, Diagano 5.3, Amyril, Tnhurangi 8.2, Onewhetu, Kurapae 8.1, Ingenuity, Kao],a, Ringside 7.5. Korn Juvenile Handicap, of £100; five furlongs.—Friesland 9.0, Fairfax S.B, Joy Box 7.9, Red Sand 7.7, Sporting Song 7.5, Autumn Leaf 7.2, Windsoreen, Puroto, Chalice 7.0, Ngahuru Handicap, of £140; U miles.—Aga Khan 9.0, Chief Marionette 8.6, Ruri 8.0, Davistock 7.9, Cereal, Illuminate 7-3. Tri.shna 7.2, Tahurangi 7.0. Waireka Hack Handicap, of £100; seven furlongs.—llluminate 9.0, Diagano 8.8, Onewhero, Eara 8.5, Gold Mission 8.1, Merry Way 8.1, Aussie Ra 7.12, Chikara 7.10. Ringside 7.8, Panloff 7.7, Colossal 7.3, Gowanlea 7.0. Okoari Handicap, of £120; six furlongs.—Diatomous 9.0, Golden Hair 8.12, Rerepai 8.6, Rereatn, Orapai 3.5, Lady Kyra, The Tiger 7.8, Refresher 7.2, Moatoa 7.0. Rotokare Hack Handicap, of £100; six furlongs.—Friesland 5.9, Kurapae 8.2. Golden Mission 8.1, Chikara 7.10, Panloff, Passing Fancy 7.7, Red Ban.’d 7.2, Lad Eka. Windsoreen Seamond 7-0. NOTES AND NEWS A Messcrvy will he at Pabiatua and has hewn engaged for R a paraha ra, whom be rode at AYood-ville. R. T'easv will do the riding on the Corry team at he forthcoming mootings. an f ] he will also ho a! Riccarton at. Easter. t , » « w , The Wairnnte Cup of £720. one mile and a quarter resulted: 4- Night-form 7.3 (TfnrJ 1 ; 5 Quietly 7.0 (Messer vey). 2; -1 Imperial Spear. 7.9 (Rum phries). 3. Also started: (> Minerva! 8.7. ; 7 Gay Crest 8.3; 2 Silver Sight--8.1.1 : 3 Cleaner. 7.0. Neck. head. Time. 2.9 3-0. a to ® A characteristic belting foray hy the Southland owner, Mr W. T. Jlnzlett at Mnonee Valley on AfaTch 23 is rCeordf i d iti the Melbourne “Argus”: “Air W. T. Hazier! has displayed great confidence in the ability of his horses on several occasions, and he has met with great success in Melbourne, so ■when soon after opening of betting there, was a sudden demand for his representative, Ruling Light, in the seeonfj division of the Sherwood High ■weight Handicap the public was 11 °t slow to follow" the lead. The result was that after several substantial wagers had been made at double figures, Ruling Light firmed until he was favorite. But the move did not dis' courage owners of several other horse* and as they, too, supported their can didates. Ruling Light■ eased throe ■points a. few minutes before the start” Ruling Light was beaten into third place by Butoman and Light-stogd, Rutemarj was ridden hy K. Voitro. . ... . ■

Tt is understood that- the AA relliugton winter programme, when issued will provide that no race is worth, less than £2OO. Last winter the minor races carried a stake of v€l7o- - » w Merry do AMI. the winner of the maiden event at; fWaimate, pis ft three-year-old filly by Valkyrian from Bella Lake, by Sunny Lake from Showano, an c f is owned' by her breeder, M'r H. Brosnahan. for whom she is trained by P. T. Hogan at Washdyke. Merry do Vnl ran a promising fourth in a similar event at On mam her first start,. m- • s® A spectacular content was .staged in the Timaru. Cup, tor which Ivamal Pasha was a few tickets better favorite than Hunting Go. The outsiders Quietly and Silver Sight however, paid the dividends. This stable pair settled down to a neck and neck struggle in the straight, Quietly on the inside getting up to gain a head verdict. Hunting Go came from the rear position entering the straight to secure third money from Kamal Pasha, who whs followed by Cleaner. Tout le Monde, Imperial Spear, Minerval, Polydora, Courtyard, Sea Fox and Nightform. The result was a triumph for S- Parr’s -stable, which supplied the two dividend payers. Silver Sight looked a comfortable winner when he drew out at the distance, but in .spite of his game response to a punishing finish, he once more failed in the final pinch. Quietly’s success was full of merit as she had some leeway to make up turning for home. Hunting Go, although not far away, wa,s in last place half a mile from home and di'd not improve to much, extent until well into the homo turn. He put in a remarkable fast run to get into the money. Kama! Pasha disappointed and it would appear as if a mile is his limit. Tout le Alonde and Polydora both threatened danger when they moved up rounding the turn into- the straight, but neither could finish on. Mineral and Nigkform were always well hack.