WANGANUI RACES
[ MEETING CONCLUDED EARLE STAKES TO ICING 1 NOTIUM BEATS RACE CALL :£s■ • . /•;'/' , f "'-7^-wf RUSSIAN BALLET SUCCESSFUL 2 ; v ' - •y [by telegraph—press association] WANGANUI, Saturday The Wanganui Jockey Club's Autumnal Meeting was concluded to-day in warm weather, with a largo attendance. ' The investments were £21,208, against *v3 £15,415 lUn for the second day last ? year, a»> Urease of £5792 10s. The E total for the meeting was £37,609 10s, Z ' against £27,432 10s, an. increase of I £10,177. Results:— % . ' , i FORDELL HURDLES, Of £150; l mile and 4% fur. t - —'RIOTOUS, 10.10 (W. .T. McDowell) l * 3—COUNT WILLONYX, 9.12 (N. Cos- * ford) .. .. .. .. 2 jj 4—KENTUCKY SONG, 9.5 (C. Thorn- J son) .. .. .. .. 3 •« ' $ Also Started.—l Royal Romance, O.llj 5 ■* Davistock, 9.7; 6 Lifeguard, 9.0. . .Neck; eight lengths. Lifeguard was fourth. Time, '2m 49 3-ss. - SEDGE BROOK JUVENILE! HANDICAP, * Of £1)30; two-year-olds;' 5 fat. H I—RUSSIAN BALLEX, 7.12 (S. Wil- 'V* son) .. ... .. . . : 4 .' &' l * 3—DRACHMA, 7.0 (A. E. Bppiiet) , ..'VjjjkJ 4—PRIME QUALITY, 7.5, car. 7.7 • (L. aionkley) * ... ... ' . Also Started. —2 Footloosej 8.5; 6 PWetta.**>» 7.7; 7 Royal Ace, 7.5; 5 Slegrm, 7.0. Two lengths; head. Footloose was fourth"lX Time, im"2 1-Ss. , ■' * ' - - - ' ■ •-,>** LANDGUARD MAIDEN RACE, * . Of £130; 6 fur. • ' I—SIG-TJRD,1 —SIG-TJRD, 8.7 (S. Wilson) . .': .. 1 ■ S—GOLDEN PAM, 8.7 (K f Chote) i, 2v|| " 6—SCARF DANCE,. 8.7 (B. H. Morris) Also Started.—4 Golden Orchid, 7 Whistle [ Ai Pinkie,, 8 Ringapoto, 8.7, car. 8.8%;. 2 V >.' t'afner, 3 Gold Band, 8.7. »• Length; neck. Gold Band was fourth. Time, lm 14 3-ss. ■ '' "" : :' ' , - " * -y ■ BRUNSWICK HANDICAP, ' Of £130; 7 1 / 4 fur. , I—ALLOA, 9.4 (C. P. Shield) .. .. J£2s 2—ROYAL CHOICE, B.G (B. H. Morris) 2 ; s£ O—WAR LAP, 8.3" (W. N. Taylor) . . *H*» ■ ' Also Started*.—3 Bonny Glow, 9.4; -#•*» Malibu, 8.13; 5 Maahanui, 8 Mozeltove, 7 Zilpah, 8.0. . t Long head; half a length. Bonny Glow was fourth. Time* lm 31 3-ss. • < • , ' ■ £
HARRISON HANDICAP, >j Of £150; 1 mile and a distance ;■* ■ 2—GAILY, 8.9- (B. H_ Morris) r • 1 S—AMATORY, 7.9, car. 7.4% <N. ; ; J Cavaney) .. ... .. 11,2 3—STUDENT PRINCE, 7.7, car. 7.6 £&» Monkley) .. .. ... Also Started.—l Naughty .Marietta, car. 8.11; 4 Parry. 7.10. . •* . r-i'-m Three lengths; head. Parry w&s fourth. ■ Time, 1m 50 4-ss. ■* EARLE rV Of 1 mile and q. : 5 2—ICING, 7.4, car. 7.5% (6. Wilson)' -. l 3 I—TIGER GAIN, 8.3 (C. P. Sheltd) a' * - 4—LOWENBERG, 8.5~ (P. Burgess) .. 3 J Also Started.—s The Buzzer,'" B.7{} Sergia, 8.3; 3 Middle, 7J9, car. 7.4, The Bigot,* 7.5, car. 7.0, bracketed. Ker.kj'two lengths. Middle wtia fourth. Time,;** lm i>ls. MATARAWA HANDICAP; 7 ' '■'<■£££ Of £130; 6 ;fur.".o **■* I—T.REBOR, 7.2, car. 7.0 (A. E. Bennet) X 2 —AMOROSO, 7.9, car. 7.7 (L. MonkIcy) .. .. .. • • • • 2 3—CAPTAIN TREVILLE, 7.2, car. 7.0 (S. Edwards) .. ... .- • a_ "£ Also Started.—l Cloak, 7.5, car. 7.2%; 6 j Rhodesian, 7.2, car. 7.4; 6 Some Brandy. r 7.0. | Half a length; length. Rhodesian was V fourth. Time, lm 14 2-ois. t CAMPBELL HANDICAP, • Ot £225; 6 to. j 4 —NOTIUM, 7.13, car.. 7.8 (S. T. Ed- | wards) •• 1 * - 3—RACE CALL, 8.4 (R. Giading) .. 3 », 2—AUREUS, 7.0 (A. E. Bennet) 3 v. Also Started. —1 Laughiinir Lass, 0.01 5 a Debham, 5.6. " Half a length; neck. Debham was fourth, "i Time, lm *2-ss.
RANGITIKEI RACES A HANDICAPS FOR MARCH 5 i•' [BV TELEGBATH —PEESS ASSOCIATION] | WELLINGTON, Sunday « . Handicaps for the Rangitikei Racing <' Club's Autumn Meeting, to be held on j March 5, are as follows: - — ; TRIAL PLATE, ol £IOO. special weights, V G fur.—The Treble, Huntino, Lacan,_Pro- | tectress, Scarf Dance, borne Brandy, High- » ball, Princess Isabel. Ambition, La Premiere. « Tipsy Miss, Stroll In, Rolling Home, Lady % Whetu, Dame Flora,' Gay Hunting, Water- » proof. Vinter, 8.7; Ariisallagh, Bronze Cap. < 8.0. . * PUKEHOU HURDLES, of £l5O. 1% j. miles.—Beau Gallante, 10.13; .Royal Dm- j mond. 10.7; Cletrac, 10.5: Taillight, 10.1; J Artful Dodger, 0.118; Royal Romance, Hazoor, 9.11; Davistock, Hirungi, 0.5; Aube, * 9.3; Burghley, Kio. Master Norval, Highball, 9.0. » NGAIO HANDICAP, of £120,. 6 fur.-- j Mea Mea. 9.0; Collodion, Free Gold, 8.7; .? Conversion, 5.3; State Bank, 8.1; Trebor, t 7.13; Sam's Choice, 7.10; Noisy Jvight, ,$ Golden Ridge. Cloak. 7.5; Captain Treville, » 7.3; Rhodesian, 7.2; Quexona, Gay Milly, Whistle Pinkie, Dame Flora, Huntino, /.O. * RANGITIKEI CDF, of £250, 1% miles. 1 —.Arctic King, 9.0; Brazen. King, 8.5; Icing, * 8.2; Middle, 7.13; Old Surrey. Clesamor, , K 7.8; Maestro,' 7.6; Hunting Qneen, 7.4; * Terry. Quadroon. 7.2; Play On, Malifcu, 3 Naughty Marietta, 7.0. GREATFORD HANDICAP, of £l3O, I&>| miles. —Naughty Marietta, 9.0; llias, 8.5:>.> Malibu, 7.12; Earl Colossus. Royal Choice,--* Son and Heir, 7.10; Amatory, 7.9; War Lap, - 7.5 Stargono, Twilight Song. Royal Hign« •> ness, 7.0. - ' y BAILEY HANDICAP, of £l7O and trophy ;? valued at £ls, 7 fur.—Smoke Screen. 9.13; J Passion Fruit, Clessamor, 8.9; Alunga, 8.0; Jubilee Song, 8.3; Red Sand, .S.l; Lone Raider. S.O; Great Hope. Airing. <.10; Aureus. Aiwai, 7.7. &ANTOFT HANDICAP, of £l2O. 7 fur. —Alloa. 0.4; Ruling Sm, 8.3; Bluffer, 8.2; State Bank, S.O; Royal .Choice, 7.13; Joe Louis, 7.0; Warlap. 7.7; Artful! Dodger, 7.5; Ladv Hoariri, 7.2; Scarf Dance. Some * Brandy, Twilight Song, Tiger Bill. Whistle Pinkie. Royal Highness, 7.0.
DUNMANWAY'S smart sprint FIVE FURLONGS AT AWAPUNI [FJtOSt OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] PALMER STOJsf NORTH, Saturday The North Island Challenge Stakes candidate Dunmanway (Dye) went brilliantly over five fuirlougs at Awa- >.l puni this morning in 14 3-5. He ran the first three in 38s and was going strongly at the finish. The gallop took place on the coarse proper, where the j flags were out 40ft. v,r; r/ ;*>.' On the same track Selkirk (Dyo)£?si just shaded Old Bill (Little) over furlongs in 37 4-5. Selkirk is more for» ward than Old Bill, but both went ««*<; smoothly. ■ 1 ' 1 ' ■ Ardsallagh was givaa an easy live S furlongs, sprinting home the last two Si in 275. Brazil and Satlan ran the same distance in 1.11. Tau man and Thought ran five furlongs in 1.11. Similar time waslM recorded by Royal; Limondj Gletrac anfe% Tiger Bill, who worked together. A. McDonald will tide Royal Limond in the hurdles at Bulls. ' \ Great Hope (Lilley] was too good vi for Ambition (Trfoklelbank) over fivfc » furlongs in 1.0 3~5 ( but tho I«tter waa not disgraced, for Great Hope is very well just now,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22974, 28 February 1938, Page 9
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