C.J.C., SECOND DAY
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Templetiill ! lai’ii 1 ic.ip. hi db'O siivs : s ll \i l ll ini'i* mi v s. 'J Crown .\if,i. o. 10. I . ! i:— i... 9.3, 3 7 ID. 3 Sera !i! it-. I : Set Sail, Nm. nn,;,ni i)i. Won hv twit 1 1 •11 * ’ 1 1 1 -■. I Uni'. 1.H3 ~i-.‘>. 'llir I.itulioiw.i 1 . r i lln- ••.■■iiiil day handled ns t nmpart il with (.'T0,86.1 fur la-t year. The i for lho iwo ih\vs wiis £f'f.'.73o ;ia.~l vcar £’70.317). OCITINfi FIN’ISMIiS ISV HYXANXA AN!) RI:I< ILMOA N A (l!y '.lV'li.-trrVinil.- Spi-,-lnl to "The Mail' cnnisTcnrncn. Kith .April. In flu* Or. ;it- .Antmini Handicap. Front Rank unci Den Jr.so wi'vi* slow to move. Tic-hnni was first to hroak the lino, will; Sot Sail and Thnnidaie handy. Leaving the straight Thorndalo drew out, two lengths in front of Treshnm and Set Sail, Lady Desmond heading flic others. i.adv Desmond was in seeond place at the nine furlong post- where .Assurance made a. forward move. A fur long further on Assurance joined I’hovndale in the lead, a length in front nf Tresham and l.adv Desmond. '1 he order ni the lenders was unchanged at the six furlong pest where Rapier and Front Rank were at the tail nf the field. Thorndnle was beaten when tin* straight was reached, .Assurance. Lady Desmond, ilyuanna and Oratrix being most, prominent. at this stage. .A littli* further on Lady Desmond drew clear hut llvnanna challenged Ini'. These two drew awa.y. llvnanna gradually asserting himself and winning liy a length. Oratrix was two lengths away I bird, followed by Set Sail who ju-o heal Assurance for fourth place. liapier was one of the last In ! • 111 s It. In 11 Challenge Stakes Lnlalie and CimaV.tei ran together for two furlongs, just cleat of Lercinoana. Then Cima--1 ear* drew away and lie was. two lengths in front- of the other pair at the home turn. On reaching tin* straight Here tufana closed tip and caught Cimalme a fill long from the post. After an exciting f'.nish Reremoana won by a neck F.niaht: being eiglir lengths away.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 11 April 1928, Page 2
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