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SPORTING

MANAWATU MEETING POMP BEATS DIATOMOUS. SILVER WINGS WINS NURSERY. VOTTRE-ELLIS BATTLE. (Per Press Association.—Copyright.) • PALMERSTON N. This Day. The hecu tussle between K. Voitre and L. .Ti Ellis for the New Zealand jockeys' premiership ...added much in-' terest to the racing- at Awn pirn I yesterday when the Mana.wat.u- Racing Club's meeting was concluded. The totals at the start of the day were: Voitre 51, Ellis .10. By winning on Prostration and Aga Khan in the first two flat races Ellis took the lead, but Voitre equalled the score at 52 by piloting Aiguille to victory in the next event. In the subsequent races neither jockey gained a place. W. ,T. Broughton rode the last two, winners, Golden Chant and Senior, and is third on the list with. IS. Then comes 11. Wiggins 39, P. Atkins 31, A. Eastwood 33, and A. E. Ellis 32. The defeat of Diatomons by Pomp in the Manawatu Stakes and the unplaced performance of Coronilla in the Cloverlea Nursery Handicap were features of the racing. Totalisator investments under the single pool system with three dividends in fields of nine or more amounted to £B,IBB, compared with £IO,BOO 10/uuder the win-aud-place system on the second day last year. For the two days the turnover was £17,00.”. 10/-, against £22,078, a decrease of £4,474 H)/ . Events decided after going to press yesterday resulted:— Manawatu Stakes, of 250 sovs; six furlongs.— (2) Pomp, 9.3 (L. Morris').' 1; (1) Diatomous, 9.1 (Reed), 2; (3) Pin Money, 7.5 (Broughton), 3. Also started: (4) Porotiti. A short head; three lengths. Time —1.13. Cloverlea Nursery Handicap, of 111) sovs; five furlongs.— (3) Silver Wings. 7.5 (Mackinnon), 1; (7) Balbns, 7.1 (MacEarlano), 2; (0) Whyte Melville; 7.‘! (Duncan), 3. Also started:- (1) Coronilla, (2) Bodylino, (4) Palm, (8) Confiscation, (5) Evasion, (9) Rninth. A neck; a head. Time —1,3 4-5. Telegraph Handicap, of 125 sovs; sis: furlongs.— (1) Golden Chant, 1.13 (Broughton), 1; (2) Royal Hunting, 8.13 (Atkins), 2; (4) Callus, 7.5 (Duncan), 3. Also started; (3) Good Hunting, (5) Lady Nan, (7) Lack, (G) As-, ton. A head; tWo lengths. Time—--3.12 4-5. Addr-rstoue Hack Handicap, of ITO sows; Jiihc furlongs.—(2) Senior, S.-3 (Broughton), 1; (1) Taitoni, 9.1 (Duncah), 2; ,(6) Los Que.x, ,7.f fScobio), 3, Also started: (4) Vthan, (3) Tf-easure Jfu.ht. A head; a beck. Time —1.5'1. 4-5.

FEILDING FIXTURE

IMPOSTS ALLOTTED. (Per Press Association.—Copyright.) PALMERSTON N., This Day. Handicaps .for the first day of the Feilding Jockey Club’s Easter meeting-, to bo held on March 21 and April 2. are as follows: — KAWAKAWA HURDLES,

HAWKE’S BAY MEETING

LIST OF HANDICAPS. (Per Press Association.—Copyright.) PALMKESTON 1N t ., Tins Day. Tlio following weights bavo boon dofJM’od for (bo Hawko’a Bay Jockey Club’s autumn tnoot ing on March .1.1.

SPRING CUP RESULT GRAND NATIONAL RIDERS (Received 9..'H1 a.m.) LONDON, Marr-li 22. The Liverpool Spring Onp, of .100 sovs; ono milo Iwo furlongs and 170 yards, resulted: —Leighton, 7.11, 1; Diainantoo, 7.0, 2; Ponmame, 7.12, .'l. Thirteen started. Two lengths; ono length. Tlio Llvorpool Orand National Steeplechase will lio run to-morrow, ami the prohahlo starters aro identical witli tlioso published on March 14, except that Piggot ridos Slater; .1. Ooswoll, Prince Ohorry; Pringle, Kiluck; Selater, Fovtaiiuni; E. Drown, Apostrophe; and Mr, Onndol, Blue Peter m. Franeolino has boon scratched owing to injuring his forelegs.

Of 130 so vs. About one mile and <1 half. Knollmore 10 13 Inviclus 9 0 Manuiri 10 II Esteem 9 0 Palm 10 9 M auawatu p 0 Silent. Bill 9 9 Chief Line 9 0 Tunbridge 0 0 Thrasher 9 0 Cotsfield 9 5 Beau Star 0 0 Gold Ruler 9 3 Roys to ii. 9 0 0N60 HACK HANDICAP, Of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. Plicon 9 9 Lady Ronald 7 12 Gay Court, 8 13 Bon Rapidc 7 12 Chief Tycoon 7 12 Marionette S 12 Jason 7 12 All Spirit 8 11 Boon 7 10 Arena 8 10 Sunny Downs 7 7 Etiquette 8 10 Moatoa 7 6 Artful Boudoir 7 5 Dodger 8 5 Ebeum 7 4 Black Ingenuity 7 *J Songster 8 4 Leo Colossus 7 2 Merry Way 8 4 King Peg 7 $ Laud Tax 8 O •J Argument 7 i Hunting Korero 7 0 Lodge 8 3 Arctic Conference S 2 Region 7 0 MANCHESTER HA NDIOAP, Of 300 sovs. One mile and a quarter. Aga, Khan 9 0 Arikira S 3 Grand Jury 8 12 Vanostep 7 13 Tiger Gain 8 9 Farmer 7 11 La Moderne S 9 Aiguille 7 S Takakua 8 S Alloy 7 5 Count Copper King 7 5 Palatine 8 8 Chopin 7 0 True Shaft 8 6 MANGA ONE HANDICAP, Of 175 sovs. oTx furlongs. Royal Porotiti 7 11 Hunting 9 0 Good Souchong 8 n Hunting 7 9 Golden Chant 8 n. Dingano 7 0 Orapai S i Lack 7 0 British Sanguine Columbia 7 13 King 7 0 Princess Doreen 7 12 TAONUT NURSERY HANDICAP, Of 100 sovs. Five furlongs. Silver Wings s 0 Limn Ins 7 7 Balbus 7 ii Flaxen 7 r. Bodyl in e 7 n Aussie Ra, 7 3 Whyte Evasion 7 3 Melville 7 in Windscreen 7 3 Sweet Music 7 7 Onewhetn i 3 Rollovnnt 7 7 Palm 7 T ONEPUHt HACK HANDICAP, Of 130 sovs. One mile and a quarter. Walton Park 9 13 Kahunoke i 10 Pango 9 I ColosMcal 7 0 Taitoru 9 n Ralphyllia V n MiSa Sir Romeo r t 7 Huahabye 8 S Hark Calydoh s 4 Forrnrd 7 7 Conference S 0 Ythan 7 7 Red Rufus Y •33 Treasure T.alla. Onex 7 12 Hunt r* i 7 IT A LOOM BE HANDICAP, Of 130 sovs. Seven furlongs. Parmer 9 5 Sanguine Emotion: 9 4 King8 0 Aiguille 9 1 Sen egal 8 4 Ida Merling 8 13 Arvada 7 13 Knoll m ere 8 IT Rnri 7 .13 Alloy 8 8 Conference 7 11 Good King Win 7 n Hunting 8 7

ItTV ERSEE A HURDLES, Of 70 sovs. Out' mile* and a half, .Manniri 11 7 Goshawk if) 0 Luna. Lux 11 1 Kalumoko .0 10 Air Laddie 1.0 12 Cotsfield 0 7 Alillion 10 (1 Ex Bonn 9 0 Kimbo 10 fi Chesham 9 0 VUES LEY HANDICAP.' Of 70 sovs. Five furlongs and a half. Lavina 9 (5 Flammarion 7 3 Sunny Maid 9 3 Sunnj Araulino S 5 Blonde 7 3 Queen's Okanagan 7 O Pride 8 2 Talari 7 fi Peggy's Joy 7 6 Shirred The Khedive 7 6 Ribbon 7 0 HAWKE'S BAT CUP, Of 150 sovs. One mile and a quarte y Slippery 9 0 Senior 7 3 Vanestep 8 12 Cuticle 7 0 Blue Boy 8 6 High Grader 7 0 Gainsfid 8 5 Svlvan Dell 7 0 Aesealus 7 3 Stitch 7 0 IIERETONGA HANDICAP, Of 70 sovs. One mile. Blue Bov 9 6 Royal Record 7 3 Kalumoko S 2 Fortune 7 2 Conference 7 13 Dusky Crown 7 0 Tres Sec 7 7 Lady Wessex 7 0 Dorado 7 7 Pitfall 7 0 Tareha 7 5 Wee Bov 7 0 Royal Shift 7 5 AUTUMN HANDICAP, Of 70 sovs. Six furlongs. Hunting Jay 9 2 Good Cheer 7 9 Hunting Star S 12 Sabatini 7 7 Grumpy S 10 Glenrossie 7 7 Lavina S 7 Hvbiseus 7 l> u Sunny Maid 8 4 Wolslev 7 0 Cawbeeiv 8 2 HAVELOCK FLYING HANDICAP, Of 100 sovs. Six furlongs. Slippery 9 0 Callus 7 11 Speed 8 13 Afahora. 7 9 Roval Stitch 7 7 Bengal 8 4 April Fool 7 O Hunting Day 8 0 RACING IN ENGLAND THE SEASON OPENS. PLAY ON WINS LINCOLNSHIRE. LONDON, March 21, The Lincolnshire Handicap, the first important event of the new racing se: iyon, resulted: — Lincolnshire Handicap, a sweepstak ;n of 20 sovs each, with 1000 aoVs added: (in? mile. —Piny On, 7.8, 1; Obesity, 6.9. 2; Qnarlz TL, 3. Twenty-six started. A neck; a head. Play On cost his owner only .€30, A British Official Wireless messag ;o states that Yersickle, a horse much favoured for the race, was injured when the horse-box taking him to the course collided with an ambulance. Tli 0 horse-box was overturned, and Ye sickle received cuts on both foreleg necessitating its withdrawal from tli 0 race.

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Northern Advocate, 23 March 1934, Page 11

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SPORTING Northern Advocate, 23 March 1934, Page 11

SPORTING Northern Advocate, 23 March 1934, Page 11