RACING CARNIVAL
MANAWATU MEETING. FINAL DAY AT AWAPUNI. Dull but fine weather prevailed when a commencement was made at Awapuni at noon, to-day with the third and final day’s events of the Manawatu Racing Club’s summer meeting. For an off day there was a very fair attendance of racing enthusiasts. The fields were smaller than on the two preceding racing days but, despite this, some excellent racing was witnessed, the meeting being in several respects the most successful the club has enjoyed for some years past. Following are the details of the racing up to the time of this edition going to press:—
TIRITEA HURDLES, of 200 sovs.; second horse 40 sovs. and third horse 20 sovs. One and three-quarter miles. 2 Mr P. Matu’s b g Waioeka Jack (Conqueror—Sabretache marc), aged, 10.13 (Nixon) 1 5Mr F. Needham’s b g Slump, 4yrs, 9-0 (Mcßrearty) " 6 Mr G. R. Brown’s b g Comedy Prince, aged, 9.1 (Towler) ... 3
Tho other starters were: 3 Eonmark (Tilson) 10.12, 1 Bonny Rill (Gordon) 10.2, 4 The Emperor (Caddy) 9.1, 7 Lady 'Dolwill (Jenkins) 9.0. There were no scratcliings for the opening event, the Tiritea Hurdles, all seven acceptors going to the post, Bonny Rill being first choice. At the release of the tapes Waioeka Jack rushed to the front, followed by Comedy Prince. In taking the second hurdle The Emperor came down, sustaining a broken leg, but the rider, Caddy , escaped uninjured. Passing through the straight for tho first time Waioeka Jack had established a lead of from eight to 10 lengths, but at the back Comedy Prince closed up. Slump then made a forward move and was with Bonny Rill at the last hurdle. The leader, however, could not be headed, and he went on to win easily by five lengths. Slump was second, half a length in front of the fast-finishing Comedy Prince. Bonny Rill was fourth. Time, 3.12 4-5.
WHITMORE HACK HANDICAP (for apprentices), of 150 ,sovs.; second horse 30 sovs. and third horse 15 sovs. Seven furlongs. 2 Mr T. Higgins’s b m Blonde (Kilbroney—Chakwana), oyrs, 7.10 (Brown) 1 5Mr C. T. Keeble’s b m Bon
March, 4yrs, 7.8 (Robinson) ... 2 1 Mr V. H. Colello’s b g Nine of Spades,- 4yrs, 8.12 (Green) ... 3
Also started: 4 Girribillio (McHugh) 7.5, 3 Constellation (Rosewarne) 7.1, 6 Purple Lilac (Phillips) 7.0:
There were no scratchings for the second race, the six acceptors going to the post. From a good despatch Nine of Spades rushed to the front and, going along the back, opened up a four lengths’ break, Blonde, Purple Lilac, Girribillie and Bon March being next. Nine of Spades was still well clear rounding the bend, but Blonde and Bon March were fast overhauling the favourite. In the race .to the judge’s box both the challengers passed Nine of Spades, Blonde winning by three-quarters of a length from Bon March, with Nino of Spades a neck awav. Purple Lilac was fourth. Time, 1.27 2-5. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 250 sovs.; second horse 50 sovs. and third horse 25 sovs. For two and tlirec-year-olds. Five furlongs. 3 Mr W. Higgins’s b c Kilperon (Kilbroney Peronilla), 2yrs, 8.3 (Cotton) 1 4 Mr W. R. Kemball’s b g Standard, 3yrs, 8.13 (Mackie) ... 2 2 Mr W. A. Fuller’s br f Alyson, 2yrs, 8.2 (Wilson) 3 The other starters were: I Spode (B. H. Morris) 8.3, 9 Pangolin (C. Brown) 8.1, 10 Joyeuse (Tremaine) 7.7, 5 Tannadice (A. Brown) 7.7, 12 Pinthair (Burns) 7.7, 6 Henna (Green) 7.1, 8 Limerick (Rosewarne) 7.0, 11 Loveband (Trillo) 7.0, 7 Volplane (Stokes) 7.0/
Avazone was withdrawn from the Juvenilo Handicap, leaving a good field of twelve. Following a delay owing to a false start, the field was sent away in good line, Kilperon being tho first to become prominent, next in order being Standard, Pangolin, Tannadiee and Alvson. Entering the straight, Kilperon, Pangolin and Standard were in line. A few yards from the finishing post Standard and Kilperon drew out and in a fighting finish Kilperon got the verdict by a nose, Alyson 'being three lengths away in third place. Tannadice was fourth. Time, 1.2 2-5. FALL IN THE HURDLES. THE EMPEROR DESTROYED. The Emperor, who fell in the Tiritea Hurdles) at Awapuni to-day, and broke a leg, had to be destroyed. He was a brown gelding, six years old, by Bonny Fdrm—Vicereine, and was trained at Awapuni by the owner, Mr W. Hill. THE AUCKLAND MEETING. AUCKLAND, Dec. 29. The Auckland Racing Club’s summer meeting is being concluded to-day in fine weather. The course is in good order and there is a largo attendance. Results: FERGUSSON HANDICAP OF 500 sovs; li milesi Star Area, 8.4 ... ... ... 1 Miss Vera, 7.11' ... ... 2 Wcnday, 7.13 ... ... ... 3 Scratched: Nippy. Won by a length, half a length between second and third. Timo, 2.8. KING’S PLATE, one mile. Reremoana 1 Lady Ridicule 2 Mandane 3 All started. Won by two lengths, four lengths between second and third. Time, 1.38 3-5. STRATFORD RE-HANDICAPS. HAWERA, Dec. 29. The following re-handicaps for tho Stratford races have been declared: Tariki Welter: No Response 10.4, Scat 9.5. Stratford Cup: Income 9.4, Bright Day 8.1, Wlietunui 7.6, Santiago 7.2. Ohura Hurdles: Gold Peak 10.12, San Fera 10.7. Juvenilo Handicap: Flying Shot 7.13. Douglas Handicap: Papaponga 8.0. Midhirst Hack: Glengariff 9.5, Opa 7.0.
Railway Hack: Eh Timi 8.11, Bright Night 8.4, Benzora 7.13.
SOUTHLAND HANDICAPS. INVERCARGILL, Dec. 29. r The Southland Racing Club’s handicaps for January are as follow: — Avenal Hurdles.—Projector 11.13,
’Frisco Mail 11.12, Frenchman 10.13, Lady Gay 10.10, Kaikaku 10.5, Glenshino 9.12, Soldier’s Pride 9.9, Happy Warrior 9.9, Avispado 9.6, Enaro 9.2, Vice Grand, Moutoa Lady, Thistlecrown, Grand Fleet, Coastguard, April Showers, Woodrow, Ngarata, Counterstroko 9.0.
Flying Handicap.—Roscday 9.9 Set Sail'9.o, Comic Song 8.9, Sunny Loch, Miss Minerva, Radial 8.6 .Baldowa, Monoxide 8.3, Arpcut 8.2, Volant 8.1, Dancing Days, Circulation, Eaton Bells 7.13, Overdrawn, First Acre 7.12, Corn Rigs, Geranial 7.11. Valdamo 7.10, Lava 7.9, Apple Dighton, Cornmoney 7.6, Sweet Melody Blue Fragoon Fulmar, Bran Pie, All Style, Gold Brick, Soltoe, Bugle Note 7.0. New Year Hack Handicap.—Recept 9.0, Schottische, Warseer, Moratorium 8.9, Solzia 8.6, Obedio 7.5, Balglory, Haphazard, Spearmaid, Strathnever, King Cup, Pink Note, King Balboa, Similitude, Controversy, Ballymena Lass, Wallflower, Tholomon 8.3. Invercargill Cup.—Listening Post 10.3, Winkic’s Best, Mountain Lion 8.8, Los Ambus 8.4, Itavenna 8.2, Happy Days, Tarleton, Comic Song 870, Sunny Loch 7.12, Baldowa 7.10, Circulation 7.9, Tommy Donn 7.8, Warhaven 7.7, Heather Lad 7.4, Corn Rigs, First Acre 7.3, Overdrawn 7.2, The Cheat, Bloom 7.1, Dazzling Light, Cornflower, Full Swing, Beauty Light, Lady Gay 7.0. Waikiwi Hack Handicap.—Corn Money 9.13, Enare 9.6, Apache 9.4, Queen Balboa 9.2, Tione, Coch-y-Bond-hu 8.11, Blue Fragoon 8.11, All Style, Navy Cut 8.7, Full Swing, Higliburn, 8.6, Fairy Ring 8.4, Boughleen, Dhoun, Roman Archer 8.2, Frivol, Bran Pie 7.13, Obligio, Moutoa Lady 7.12, Overhaul, Jack o’ Lantern, Flight 7.11, Jolly Glad 7.9, Receipt 7.8, Divinial, Sunny Gold, Warseer, Vogue, King Cup 7.7. Waihopai Handicap.—Los Ambus 9.9, Happy Days, Varleton 9.3, Monoxide 8.13, Tommy Dodd 8.11, Warhaven 8.9, Bright Mark 8.9, Geranial, First Acre 8.4, Corn Rigs, The Cheat 8.4, Bloom, Overdrawn 7.12, Cornflower 7.8, Coch-y-Bon dim, Beauty Light 7.2, Francaise, Moutoa Lady, All Style 7.0. Makarewa Trot.—Lily, Lilly Audubon, Epigram, Logathete, Liberal, Carbon, True Chimes, Cathedral Bell, Sandown, Chiming Thorpe, Dillon Blake, Lady Zita, Dovedale, Old Maid, Prairie Chimes, Ten Bells, Adon, Fair Lad, Seaward, Lady Freeman, Aard, limit, Lou Derby, Dixie Dillon, Morning Chimes 12yds bhd., Merle Pointer 24, Coldstream Guard 48, Marvindale, Kaihiku, Buck Up 60, Snowcap, Silbon, Free Lance 72, First Toll 96.
Oreti Harness Trot.—Kerrwood Bell, Bricklayer, Lingfield, Jolly Pet, Joy Chimes, Baker Boy, Edward Harwin, Mate o’ Mine, Wild Chimes, Forbury limit; Ding Dong Bell, Northope, Macaranda, Roving Dan, Miss Adonis, Colehill, Nelson Fay 12yds bhd., Mountain Chimes, Hylas, Chimer, Jazalock, St. Thomas 24, Delville Wood, Logan’s Drive, Hush-a-Bye, Homer, Quickmatch, Bonanza, Springnote 36, The Sheik, Lucky Harold 48, Moor Chimes, Dark Rosine 72, Lenamhor, Oaknut 96.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 25, 29 December 1925, Page 7
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