SOUTHLAND RESULTS
SUCCESS OF GREAT SHOT
CHERRY QUEEN WINS AGAIN
SURPRISE IN LAST RACE
[by TELEGRAPH —PRESS association] IXVERCARGILL, Thursday The Southland lUcing Club's Summer fleeting was concluded to-day in dull, line weather, and there was a large attendance. The track was yielding. The totalizator handled £12,268 10s, against £10,402 on the second day last year, making the total for the meeting £26,082 10s, against £21,040 10s last year. lU'sults were:
GLADSTONE HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. of i' 110; 1 mile.—l—l I'alatinatc, 10.5 ' (BenleJ, 1; 6—f> Valnska, 0.5 (C. Brodie), 2; 2—3 Golden K.ing. 9.0 (CooperJ. 3. Also started: 7—o Honest Maid, 10.1; 4—2 Bowlands, B—B Thornton, 9.7; 5—4 Johnny, 9.3; 9—7 Silver Issue, 9.1; 3—5 Academy. 7—9 Orderwood, 9.0. Two and a-half lengths; hnlf-n-hend. Thornton was fourth. Time, lin 15 1-sh.
MAKAREWA TROT, of £120; limit 3.43; 11 miles. —I—2 Ozanum, 3(jyds bhd (Gallagher), 1; tl—o Moko Child, 48yds bhd (Kerr), 2; 3—lo Vacation, limit (Maconnoil), 3. v Also started: 12—13 Bessie Freeman. 13—11 Bondi Chimes, B—7 Chief Drusus and Silver Guy (coupled), 4—3 Chevalier. 7—S Erinola. 14—14 Mishap, 9—9 Picotee, 2-1 Royal Drive, limit; 11—12 Christina's Wave, 5—4 Embark, 10—5 Fairhaven, 48yds bhd. Head; head. Embark was fourth. Times: 3m 32 4-,55, 3m 325. 3m 36 1 -ss.
SHORTS HANDICAP, of £150; 6 fur.— 2 —2 Cherry Queen, 8.10 (Jenkins), 1; I—l Guarantee, 8.10 (Mackio)., 2; 3—3 Unseen, 7.0 (Wilson). 3. Also started: 4—4 Mayam, 5—5 Clara Bow. 7.0. Two lengths; head. Mayam was fourth. Time, lm 14 3-ss. SUMMER HANDICAP, of £110; 1 mile.— I—l Nightform, 9.4 (Brodie), 1; 2—2 Colossian, 9.7 (Barr), 2; B—7 Broken Rule, 7.1$ (Phillips), 3. Also started: 3—3 First Song, 8.7; 4—l Daring Deed, f",5; 9—9 Acla, 7.9: 5—5 Bay Biddy, 7.6; 10—10 Young Sentinel, 7.3: 11—11 Impaln, 7.1; fi—6 Galleon, 7—B Madam Pompadour. 7.0. Head; length. Madam Pompadour was fourth. Time, lm 44 2-5». SOUTHLAND HANDICAP, Of £250; 1J miles 2—3—GREAT SHOT, 8.0, car. 7.9} (Cotton) . . . . . . .. .. 1 I—I—HUNTING G-O, 7.12 (Leekie) .. 2 B—2—SIGNALLER, 8.13 (Barclay) .. 3 Also Started.—s—s Stecton, 8.10; 4—4 Tauramai, 8.7; 6—G Aesculus, 7.7. Great Shot took the lead early in tho race. Once in lino for home Great Shot came on to win easily by three lengths from Hunting Go, with Signaller a neck away. Aesculus was fourth. Time, 2m 9 3-ss. ROSLYN TROT, of £140; limit 4.52; 2 miles.—l—l All Sunshine, 60yds bhd; (E. Todd), 1; I—l Happy Knight, limit (W. Todd), 2; 3—3 Vologda, limit (Lawlor), 3. The first and second horses jvere bracketed. Also started: f>—o Erin's Chief, limit; 4—4 Erin's Star, limit, and Sergeant Dallas, 72yds bhd (bracketed) ; 2—2 Bronze 3Vave. 12yds bhd, nnd Mountain Jewel, 36yds bhd (bracketed); 7 —5 Nellie Osborne, 24; 5—7 •Lindrum, 72. Length; length. Erin's Chief was fourth. Time, 4m 35 3-ss. ROSEDALE HANDICAP, of £110: 6 fur. —4—4 Beam, 9.0 (Leckie), 1: 3-—2 Half Note, 9.0 (Voight), 2: s—B Silver Dart. 7.8 (Cotton), 3. Also started: I—l Capital. 8.11; ll—9 Slaemish. 8.6; 2—2 Bay Duke. B,t; B—ll Silk Arrow. 8.0; 10 -7 Bowlancls, 6—5 Coat of Arms, 7.13: 7—R Lady Kate, 7.12: 9—lo Lady Leighton. 7.3. One and a-half lengths; two and a-half. Bay Duke was fourth. Time, lm 15s.
FINAL HANDICAP, of £145; 1 mile.— 7—5 Grand Finale. 7.7 (Leckie), 1; 2—l Guarantee, 5.12 (Mrckie). 2; 10—9 Toreador, 7.R (Wilson). 3. Also started: 5—4 Cough, 8.7 ; 3—3 Silver Sight, 4—5 Last Link, 8.5; 9—B Sailing Home, R—7 Venite, 7.8; B—7 Tofolomai. 7.7; I—2 Trnvenna, 7.0. Hnlf-a-head; length. Venite was fourth. Time, ltn 425.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 21999, 4 January 1935, Page 7
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