DANNEVIRKE RACES

Manawatu Times, Issue 6848, 1 March 1929, Page 5

DANNEVIRKE RACES

Concluding Day

Rouley and Vast Acre Score

The. Dannevirke autumn meeting was concluded yesterday / in weather.' Again the attendance was good,, but the fields in come cases small. The principal events were won by Rowley, and Vast Acre. Speedaway fell while contesting the Novice Stakes, and at an inquiry, the mishap was held to be due to Blue Mist coining in rather sharply, but no one was held blameworthy.

During the,meeting the totalisator handled £26,364, against £21,862 last year.

was uneasy on him drew the whip, without avail, however, as St. Melba beat him,by a head, Tunbridge was a neck away ,third, Prirnax fourth and Streamer and Austerity nexr,. Three furlongs from home Speedaway fell. Eowey Wins.

A very short girice was touched by Royal Lineage in the Hartgill Handicap, but he was well beaten. Tanagra went out and made the pace, leadAg by several lengths to the straight from Royal Lineage and Locarno, with Rowley last. Tanagra compounded at the bottom of the straight and Locarno took charge, but Rowley finished strongly on the outside and won by a neck. High Court was three lengths away, third, and Tanagra fourth.

Warfiile Just Fails,

Both Warfiile and Topere carried strong support in the Tapuata Handicap. Topere ran very badly and Warlike went under in a hard finish, after being well placed all the way. Volplane and Warfiile led the field to the straight, where Warlike took charge, but challenged by Iviriana, went under by half a length. Volplane was only another half a length way and Aurora Borealis was fourth. Warlike had every chance. Topere was very disappointing. Awapuni Hack Scores. Monetize and Deluge, which fought out the finish in the Telephone Hack Handicap, were not as well backed ai •Shortly. Deluge, with topweight, waa made a deal of use of and Monetize was rather lucky to beat him. Delugo led till half-way down the straight, when Monetize dropped on him and won by three-quarters of a length. Merry Mixture was a length and a-half away, third, and Shortly was fourth. Easy for Te Awha. The Kaitoke Juvenile Handicap was a good thing for Te Awha, who went te the front at the start and led throughout to win by two lengths from San Quex, which was three lengths in front of Clay Virginia, with Killogie fourth. Vast Acre’s Double. Vast Acre was more than twice as well backed as anything else in the Glengarry Handicap and she justified the confidence reposed in her. She was always well placed, and when called on in the straight soon hit the front. Dobbin threw out a challenge over the last furlong, but Vast Acre held her lead and won by a neck. Plimmerton, the third horse; was three lengths awf.J and Willow Wai brought up the rear. The places of the first day were thus repeated. The Meeting Ends. The meeting ended with the Makirikiri Handicap, for which Australis and Goodwill were equal favourites, a little better backed than Archcria, Imperial Fame and Goodwill were prominent to the straight, where Goodwill drew out Goodwill had nothing to spare at the finish to win by a head from Archeria with Imperial Fame half a length away Merry Mixture fourth and Australis fifth.

MARLBOROUGH CUP WON BY DISCOURSE,

SUMMER HANDICAP TO MISS PAT

Per Press Association. BLENHEIM, Last Night. The Marlborough summer meeting was held in glorious weather with the course in excellent order though recent dry weather made it inclined to be fast. The tote takings were £7415 as against £7,281 for the first day last year. Results:— NOVICES HACK, five furlongs: I—E. Riddiford’s SHOT SILK, (A. Fratus) 8.7 i 5—A. Goodman’s LADY RENE, (S. Wilson) 8.0 2 3—J. J. Corry’s IMATEAGIRL, 8.7 3 Also started: 7 Emiform, 3 Makeup, 6 Danthonia, 4 Sambur, 4 Painting, 3 Acredity. Won by half a length, three lengths. Time, 1.1 3-5. STARBOROTJGH TROT, one and a half miles: , 5—F. S. Barnes’ BILLY BINGEN (J. Pugh) scr. 1 3 MISS WILKES, 60vds (Witte) 2 4 S. Bennett’s PETER EYRE, 84 (S. Eagan) 3 Also started: 8 Bala yah, I Altonbrook, 2 Tidewater, 6 Westwood, 7 Fille De Ballin. Won by a head, three lengths. Time, 3.46. MARI,BOROUGH CUP, One and a quarter miles: " —F. J. Oarmont’s DISCOURSE, 8,5' (K. RoMnson) I 1 J. J. Corry’s IMAROSEBUD, 7-11 (J. Prosser) 2 , Also started: 3 Royal Game, 3 Faljiow, 5 Crown Star. 1 Splendid race. Won by two and a half lengths, a short head. Time, 2.11 3-5.- -

PELOROUS HACK, six furlongs: 7 J. J. Cony's RABBI, S.S (L. J. Ellis) 1 2T. F. Welling’s TAPESTRY. 7.10 (K. Robinson) 2 5—A. Goodman’s THE DOVE, 7.10 (S. Wilson) 3 Also started: 5 Arrowboy, 4 Bissac, 1 Tourist, 8 The Tank, 7 Degree. Won by a neck, a length and a half. Time, 1.15. SUMMER HANDICAP, six furlongs: 4 F. J. Carmont’s MISS PAT, 9.3 (K. Robinson) 1 3 J. W. Lowe’s QUINTUM, 8.3 (R. J. Mackie) 2 2—B. Dooley’s RAMESES, 9.0 (L. J. Ellis) 3 Also started: 1 Arrowmir, 5 The Bolter. The neck e3(AT’Yfill ENNET E O Won by a neck, two and a half lengths. Time, 1.13 4?5. AWATERE TROTTING HANDICAP, one and a half miles: 1 — A. P. Satherley’s RADIOLA, 12yds (J. O’Brien) 2 9—W. Pope’s HARINESS, scr (W. Pope) 2 8— Eli Wells’ CASTLE CHIMES, 48yds (Eli Wells) 3 Also started: 3 Palm Leaf, 5 Bonnie Light, 4 Insurance, 7 Waipuki, 2 Drift Wave, 6 Star of Hope. Won by two and a half lengths, four lengths. Time, 3.40 1-5. BROOKBY HACK, six furlongs: 2E. Riddiford’s SHOT SILK, 9.8 (A. Fratus) 1— L. Raithbone’s FIRST RULER, 9.12 (A. Ellis) 2 5 R. Manson’s MASTER JOHN, 9.11 (E. Redmond) 3 Also started: 3 Freetzeou, 7 The Tank, 4 Mashoor, 6 Sandbur. Won by a short head, two lengths. Time, 1.16. BLENHEIM HANDICAP, one mile: 3 B. Dooley’s RAMESES, 8.3 (L. J. Ellis) 1 2 J. Beale’s ARROWMIR, 8.2 (R. Beale) 2 I—J. A. Taylor’s TEESHAM, 10.2 (R. J. Mackie) 3 Also started: 4 Twink, 5 Corn Rigs. Won by a neck, half a length. Time, 1.42 4-5.

NAPIER PARK AUTUMN MEETING. WEIGHTS DECLARED. The following weights for the Napier Park Autumn meeting have been declared by Mr. H. Coyle: — OMARANUI HURDLES, If miles.

ESK HACK HANDICAP, 6 furlongs.

SAPLING STAKES, 5 furlongs.

NAPIER CUP, 11 miles.

AUTUMN HANDICAP, 7 furlongs.

FLYING HANDICAP, 6 furlongs.

REDCLIFFE HACK HANDICAP, 7 furlongs.

TROTTING.

Handicaps for the Manawatu Trot-ting-club’s annual meeting will b$ declared to-morrow. Peter Eyre was nominated for the Linton and Palmerston _ North handicaps. Nominations for all events at the autumn meeting of tho Manawatu Racing club to be held at Awapuni on March 20 and 21, close to-night at nine o’clock; also forfeit of one sov., for the Manawatu Sires’ Produce Stakes (twenty-first) and the Manawatu Stakes (twenty-fifth).

A special train for horses will leave Trentham at 6 a.m. on Tuesday, March 19, the day following the Wellington club’s autumn fixture.

At 8 o’clock to-night, also, nominations are due for the Great Easter and Great Autumn handicaps for the C.J.C. auiumn meeting'.

Results in Detail

HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 100 bovs.j miles.

X BREAK O’ DAY: J. Wilkinson ’» 9.13 (A. Jenkins) 1 3 NOVEA: D. Munro’s, 10.12 (W. Bowden) • • 2 2 BRAEMAN: F. L. Selby’s, 9.7 A. Weavers) 3 Also started: 4 Birkbeck, 5 Mandarine, 6 Asleep. Won by three-quartets of a length, & length, between second and third. Time, 2.11 3-5. NOVICE STAKES, of 80 sovs.; She furlongs. 5 ST. MELBA: M. A. McDonald’s, 8.5 (G. Wilton) 1 1 MOTHPLANE: T. W. Wills’ 8.5 (R. Reed) 2 ' ■ 2 TUNBRIDGE: E. W. Ruddick’s, 8.5 (T. Green) '3 Also started: 4 Primal, 9 Gold Medal, 8 Streamer, 3 Austerity; 6 Blue Mist, 7 Speedaway (fell). Heads separated the placed horses. .Time, 1.16. HABTGILL HANDICAP, of 100 sovs.j One mile. \ 5 BOWLEY: Mr A. McDonald’s, f-2 (E. Burgess) I 4 LOCARNO: Mr F. Armstrong’s, 8.8 (J. Barry) 2 2 HIGH COURT: Mr T; White’s, 7.13 (T. Webster) 3 Albo started: 1 Royal Lineage, 3 Briar Root, 6 Tanagra. Won by a head, four lengths between second and third. Time, 1.40 3-5. TAPUATA HACK HANDICAP, of 100 so vs.; Seven furlongs, f KERIANA: Mrs L. Sleightholmes’, 7.0 (Voitre) 1 5 WARFILLE: Mr J. S. Morris’, 7.11 (J. Barry) 2 5 VOLPLANE: Mr F. Higgott’s, 7.3 (T. Webster) 3 Also started: 4 Red Fuchsia, 1 Topers, S Cloyne, 6 Aurora Borealis,. Won by a head, half a length between second and third. Time, 1.29. TELEPHONE HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs.; Six furlongs. 8 MONETIZE: Mr W H Gaisford’s 7.11 (T. Green) 1 ' 2 DELUDE: Mr H. A. Speedy’s, ' 9.0 (A. Anderson) 2 ' 4 MERRY MIXTURE: Mr H. Fredrickson’s, 7.5 3 Also started: 1 Shortly, 5 Sky bird. . Won by half a length, a length and a quarter between second and third. - Time, 1.15 3-5. KAITOKI JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 100 sovs.; Five furlongs. \- 1 TE AWHA: Taranaki To Ua’s 8.8 (H. Young) 1 4 SAN QUEX: Mr W. J. Fleming’s 7.12 (J. Barry) 2 i t GAY VIRGINIA: Mr J. T. McLeod’s, 7.7 (H. Wiggins) ... 3 Also started: 3 Lady Day, 5 Killogie. Won by two lengths, three lengths between second and third. Time, 1.2 2-5. GLENGARRY HANDICAP (open), 1 of 120 sovs.; Six furlongs. 1 VAST ACRE: Mr J. T. Morris’, 9.6 (L. G. Morris) 1 2 DOBBIN: Mr G. Johnston’s, 8.6 (H. Griffiths') 2 3 PLIMMERTON: Mr W. A. Smith’s, 7.6 (H. Wiggins) ... 3 Also started: 4 Tanagra, 5 Willow ' Wai. .. Won by half a length, two lengths between second and third. Time, 1.14 2-5. TIBATU HACK HANDICAP, of 100 . sovs.; Six furlongs. 1 GOODWILL: Mrs E. J. Windles’, 7.10 (J. Barry) 1 3 ARCHERIA: Mr W. H. Gais- ! ford’s, 7.13 (A. C. Murray) .. 2 < 5 IMPERIAL FAME: Mr F. Armstrong’s, 7.5 (J. Webster) ... 3 Also started: 1 Australis, 4 Tutira, 6 Merry Mixture. ■ Won by a head, half a length between second and third. Time, 1.15 2-5.

How They Ran

Break o’ Day Again. >' Break o’ Day did an attractive preliminary prior to the Highweight Handicap and was always favonrite on the machine. He went to the front at the Start and led all the way. Asleep and Birkbeck were nearest him at the turn for home but over the final furlong, the Teal challenge came from No'var, However, Break o ’ Day, shaken up, won by a length, while Novar was a length clear of Braeman, while Birkbeck was < fourth and Asleep last. The Novices.

Mothplane was backed down to a very gjiort price in tho Novice Stakes, but again he was beaten into a minor place. St Melba began best and led to the straight from Mothplne. Primax moved up fast across the top and Streamer also was handy at the home turn| Mothplene was in charge less than- a furlong from home but Reed

Diana's Lad 10 12 Abisogne 9 r, Panorama 10 G First Princo 9 0 Crishna 10 2 Mandarine 9 0 Biacman 9 T Faironc 9 0

Knightlike 9 Miss Gowrie 7 7 Delude 8 o Charmaline 7 4 Bernera 8 3 Keen 7 4 Kahu Ariki 8 0 Tourist 7 2 Sylvan Dell 7 11 Boundary 7 2 Mangakaeri 7 11 Tom Byrne 7 2 Eepay 7 11 Tutira 7 2 Clavers 7 9 Highwayman 7 0 Shot Silk 7 9 Speedaway 7 0 Chief Singer 7 9 Imp. Fame 7 0 King Manu 7 7 Brown Sugar 7 0

Te Awha 8 10 San Quex 7 7 Ad. Drake 8 7 Huntg. Cry 7 ti My Own 8 3 Ex Dono 7 (1 Lordlike 7 15 Lack Mea 7 G Roy. Parade 7 9 Glasslough 7 4 Merry ) Gay Virginia 7 0 Melody 7 o Symkallo 7 0 Agrestic 7 9 Lady Day 7 0 Tahoma 7 9 Adept 7 0

CommenBattlement 7 5 dation 9 5 The Swell 7 u Joy King 8 10 High Court 7 0 The Hawk 8 5 R. Lineage 7 0 Tresham 8 3 King WillWhite Fang 8 o onyx 7 0 Singleton 8 0 Gaze 7 ‘o Concentrate 7 11 Plimmerton 7 0 Blimp 7 7 Prin. Nat.a 7 0

Singleton 30 0 King Will10 The Swell 9 10 onyx 8 Trcsliam 9 10 Road Hog 8 0 Dorce 9 5 Prin. Nata 8 0 Merry Mint 8 13

Kidgemount 9 0 Kaihoro 7 11 Merry Boyal Duke 7 11 Damon 8 10 Merry Mint 7 S Grt. Charter 8 8 Bonogne 7 5 Kapino 8 ti Lipsol 7 0 Epistle 8 '-> Jeanette 7 0 Moa Bird 8 3 Plimmerton 7 0

High Court !) .8 Heath. Blend 7 11 Knightliko 9 5 Goodwill 7 11 Grand Aero 8 12 Areheria 7 10 Break o’ M. Mixture 7 7 Bay 8 8 Cloyne 7 7 Bed Fuchsia 8 8 MothplanG 7 7 Bory Mor 8 7 Tourist 7 7 Atholspear 8 7 Bich Harvest 7 7 Delude 8 5 Tutira 7 7 Berncra 8 5 Birkbeck 7 7 Zippor 8 4 Imp. Fame 7 7 Bepay 8 2 Shrewd 7 V Topere 7 13 Watchman 7 7 Kakauponga 7 11 Blue Mist 7. 7