Waimate Results

Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 174, 26 July 1935, Page 4

Waimate Results

I-lACK AND HUNTERS’ HURDLES TO POLYDOKA. DOUBLE TO VIOLENTA. WAIMATE, July 25. Tlio Waimato Hunt Club’s annual races were held in fine, sunny weather. The track was good tor winter conditions. The attendance was good and the totalisator handled £3802 as compared with £2070. Results:—

STUDHOLME HACK AND HUNTERS’ HURDLES, of £SO; 1 mile and 5 furlongs. .1 POLYDOKA, 10.1 1 2 Adult, 10.0 2 3 Mount Boa, 10.4 3 Also started: Anvil 9.7, Water Polo 9.0. AVon by two lengths; a neck. Time, 3.5 2-5. NOVICE STAKES, of £35; 0 furlongs. 1 VIOLENTA - .. I 3 Jack Ahoy 2 2 First A'iew .. 3 Also started: Pompeii, Carnlough, Frontage, Citron, Eathkcil, Queen Dorothy. 'AVon by eight lengths; two lengths. Time. 1.17 1.-5. WINTER TROT HANDICAP (harness), of £4O; I>A miles. 1 1 VAN DE ORO, scr 1 4 Slipaloug, 36yds. IVhd 2 5 Locust, scr 3 Also started: Sylvie’s Best scr., .Marie Potts scr., Bamboozle scr., Erin’s Guy scr., Sea Peter scr., Smithy scr., Master Garry scr., Bondholder scr.. Airflow 24. AVon by six lengths; two lengths.

Time, 3.34 3-5. Pofnpeii broke a fetlock in the Novice Handicap and was destroyed. HUNT CUP STEEPLES, of £4O; about 2] miles. 2 BANDY BOA, 9.13 1 5 Cappv Ricks, 9.12 2 0 Duudas Girl, 9.12 •• "• Also . started: Starlight 9.12, Fiom 9.1.1, Wykemist 9.4. Won by fifteen lengths. Time, 4.36 1-5. ■ AVAIHAO HACK HANDICAP, of £-10; C furlongs. VIOLENTA, 7.7 1 Knocktin, 9,11 Golden Dart, 9.6 .. •* MORVEN HANDICAP; of £6O; 1 mile. HEATHER. GLOW, 7.13 1 Captivate, 7.7 -* HUNTERS’ PLATE FLAT HANDICAP. of £3O; 1J- miles. FIAT LUX, 11.3 .......... - 1 Auster, 10.9 Peterette, 10.13 ’ Also started: Arauline, Trisox, Colonel Qucx, Red Sceptre. WAIMATE HACK HANDICAP, of £3O; 7 furlongs. CALL MONEY, 7.9 1 Golden Dart, S.S 2 MANAWATU RACING CLUB PARADE OF YEARLINGS AT WINTER MEETING Arrangements have been finalised in connection with the Manawatu Racing Club’s winter fixture' at Awapuni tomorrow and with line weather the club should have a very successful meeting. There are seven races on the programme, which is duo to commence at 11.50 a.m., and in addition there will be a parade of yearlings before the first race. For some years now racing enthusiasts have looked to Awapuni stables to produce something well above the average in the way of rising two-year-olds, and this year is not going to prove the exception to the rule. Last year Severe, Legatee and Svmeony, to mention only three youngsters, gave Awapuni a strong hand in two-year-old events, and if anything the centre will' be even stronger than it was twelve months ago.

Awapuni trainers who have signified that they will be represented in tomorrow’s parade are: — J. P. Coyle: Lavish (Limond— Impudence).

George New: Kinsfolk (PosterityEpisode). \V. E. Pine: Dawning Light (Arausio—Aureate), Jovial Prince (Laughing Prince —Thrift), and. Mirth (Laughing Prince —Maudanc). Luke Wilson: Black Fox (Nigger Minstrel—Silver Grey), Patter (Nigger Minstrel—Table Talk). Betting System

The betting system for to-morrow will be single pool with two dividends in fields of live or more starters. ENGLISH DERBY RIDERS Some time ago S. Donoghue said lie hoped to add another English Derby to his record before retiring. In the recent Derby he rode' Mrs. C. Glorney’s Assignation, bringing his total mounts in that race at Epsom up to- 19, his first being when ho was- third on Charley O’Maley in 1910..

Llis winners were Humorist, Manna, Papyrus and Captain Cuttle at" Epsom, and” Fommern and Gay Crusader when the race was run at Newmarket during the war.

F. Fox, who won on Bahram, had 13 previous rides in the 'Derby at Epsom, winning on Cameronian and getting second on Walter Gay. 11. Wragg, Theft’s rider,- was having his 13th mount in the race, his winners being Blenheim, and Felstead, and his minor place-getters King Solomon, Miracle, Sandwich and Hot ' Night. Weston’s mount ,on Robin Goodfeli'ow was his tenth, and lie ,won, on- Hyjerioa and Sansovino.

G. Richards, who' was unplaced on Ha.iran, had ridden in the Derby on nine other occasions for a. second on Easton, while thirteen mounts had returned to M. Beary a second on Dastur and third on Craigengower.

C.J.C. ACCEPTANCES Acceptances for the Grand National Steeplechase, Hurdles and Winter Cup are due to-day.