WAIMATE CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23928, 31 March 1941, Page 5

WAIMATE CLUB

SIX FAVOURITES WIN

ARAVANE ANNEXES THE CUP LAZYBONES BEATS SPRINTERS [I!Y TELEGRAPH —I'll ESS ASSOCIATION*] \VA IM ATK, Saturday For liie Waimnto llneing Club's annual meeting to-day the weather was lino and there was a large attendanee. The course was jjootl. Investments totalled £1188:5, against L7BIG Ills last year, an increase of iI2(H>G 10s. .Results: KTUDHOLME li IGtl-WEI(!JIT 11AXDi- ( A t.', first inn, second tin, third to, i mile. 1 Valcron, !>.O (A. K. Ellis), 1 ; - Liane, !». 1:1 Kulgway), 2 ; .*> Merry March, KM) (A. 1 ii'iich), ;i. Aitio started: 3 Arias, 10.11; • I Muster 1>:n«lf, 10.!1; 0 Va lenn, _ !).(>. Leug.h; three lengths. Time, lia II 2-os. W.UTAXGI 11A X DICA L', first £!H>, secoi.il Lie, third J."), <i fur. ■ - 1 Green Gables, s. 1;> iP. SpratU. I; a Queen Both. ,5.7 i,l. \V. Jennnigs), 2, 2 Rawhamai, ... ,R. ( ,iddyi, :t. Also started: (i On Call, S.ti; t Jolinembv, .si; O'.spcnse, 7.8. lliree lengths; aeek. Time, I m 17.-. W AIM ATE CUT, First t 1 ••>.■> and trophy valued at £2O, second t'Jn. third tin; I;utiles 1 —Aravane, 7.7 us. Anderson) .. 1 Cymric, 7.s iC. Fax) . . •• - t!- Cherokee, 7.8 (.J Cappie) . . • ■ •'! AUo Started. 1 Titerttiidor, 0.0: 3 The Wrecker, 7..5; . Balmenter. 2 Prudent Prince, 7.0. Length and a-<jna rt or oar It way. Prudent Prince was fourth. Time. 2m los. MoHVKN TROT, first too, second £U>, third, £.*>, limit a. IIG miles. — 1 Narvik t Buteheri, 1: I Eileen Grattan iJ. Murdochs •_»; <> Joan Nelson i()rri, :t. Al.-o started: 7 ( at nurvoii, 'J Lo.va 1 Jack, a Kittis Axworthy, limit; •"> Key Bonny. aiiyds lihd. Three lengths; o.ja hi lengths Time Itm ,'tfi l-of. I'll IA L PLATE, first tsii, second .tit), Ihi rd to. 0 tii r. 1 Rawhamai, 7.11 (L. J. KlliiO. 1; I Hurry Girl, 7.11 (A. Messcrvy), •J; > Egyptian hose, 7.11 i.S. Anderson). a, A,mi Marled: I'J lion Kay. 5.7; 2G. utility, S.I; la Force, in Mariii s.O; Confidetit. 0 Enticing, 7 Catnpiior, 7.11; I .'I Kernel. II Verlngiu. 7.2; n s.oierily, :t Priiicess Myosotis. ti l.'! Two lengths each way. Time. :m 17 a .'i». STEW AI! US' HANDICAP. first too. second tin, third L'o, 7 fur. I Stabilise, 8.11 iA. E. Ellis), I; 2 Sweet Mystery, ..11 (C. T. Wilson). <i Lawtord Lass, 7.8 (('. Fox), ;t. Also started: ■"> Military Maid. a Lord Midas, No; 1 Halt, 7.1 a. Two lengths; length. 'lime. Im ai 1 -">s lluOK TROT. first ts.'i. second t 10, third to, limit a..">, t l miles. Eiloen Grattan, limit i,I. Murdoch), I; (i Carnarvon, limit iA. W. Crawford). 2; I Loyal Jack, limit iK. Tow ii ley), a. Also started: .*> Joan Nelson, a Kitiy; Axworthv. limit; 1 Narvik, 7 Key Bonny. anyils hint. Length; two lengths. Time. '_' m .">!> a-os. I'K ESI D ENT'S HANDICAP, First too, second tio, third to; <> fur. I - Lazybones, 7.l'J iJ.,W Jennings) 1 1 Leighnor, 7,i> tC Fax) . • - ;!• Synthetlnc, 7.:: (A. Me-servy) a A.so started.- 2 Density, !M>; .*> Craiglea. 7 .li. Halt a length; head. Tune, Im His. HUTT PARK RESULTS ASPIRANT SUCCEEDS AGAIN VICTORY FOR JOCK IWGRATH [BY TKbKGKAPH — I'HKss ASSOCIATION J WELLINGTON", Saturday Tile Wellington Trotting Club was favoured with dull hut tine weather for the conclusion of its autumn meeting at Unit Park to-day. The .ittemlauci was large. The track was soft. The totalizator handled .taij.aa2, compared with t'.".N.ii(i7 on the second day last year, a decrease of tl7a.">. For the meeting t-~. 1 ,-SIO 11is was invested, against t,">7,802 last year, a decrease of t'limi I (is. A. Holmes, driver of Gleam in the Carterton Handicap, was lined to for hitting Loch Leven over the head. Results: — Ft A XI) WICK HANDICAP, first £llO, second tin, third t2O; trotters; limit, -t.oii; 2 mites. —1 I Jock McGrath, limit < A Holmes), I; s—l5 —1 Native Ruler, 12yds Idal id. Cameron), 2; 2- Danzie Guy, t.syds lihd (A. BulterfiekD, a. Also started: 7—(i Bionfield, a—a Renegade. 12yds bhd; o—.0 —. Syntax, ail; Expensive Lady, 48. Twelve lengths; three lengths. Bionfield was fourth. Times: Im as> •_'-,"is, im a, lis, Im a:is. AUTUMN XOVICE HANDICAP, first Cl2">, second tan. third t-'ii, limit, a.ia-, IVj miles. —a- a Nightbeam, limit tit. Donald), 1; - Catalpa, limit uM C. McTisuei. o —o Recluse, limit (K \V. Towuley), :>. Also started: 1— 1 Joan Conquest, I—l Vera de Oro, 7—7 Dublin. U —<! Ftllwood, limit. Four lengths; half a length. Joan Conquest was fourth Times: 3m '-'7 a-os, am -'8 4-os, am '.ins. CAKTERTOX LIAXDICAP, first tHiti. second f to, third fid; limit, 3.JM; \% miles. —a—Positive, l'Jyds hhd (P. P. Gallagher). 1; o —n Loch Leven, limit (J. A. Gerrard). -; S —s Queen High, limit (C. A. Leggett), a. Also started: I —l (>lcam, 7—7 Labour Chimes. 2—a Barbara Scott. PJyds hhd; 0 —•"> Heroic Prince, l'J, and Master Potts, ii I (bracketed); I —l Gold Chief, ati. Three lengths; two lengths. Heroic Prince was fourth. Times: 3rn 27 4-ss, am' •_>n 2-os, am an.s. ARMSTROXG MEMORIAL HANDICAP. First X'2sn. second tso, third £10; limit, a.'-M; 1/2 miles —a—Aspirant, 1 '2yds hhd (D C. Watts) 1. 1—2—Huguenot, limit tR. B Berry) 2 ii 8 —Toccctic, 12yds hint I.E. Schofirldi a ANo Started.— Lady Carol, 2 1 Special Edition, limit; ii ■"> Superior Rank. 4--1 Worthv Need. 12yds hhd. 7—7 Bold Venture, an. Neck: length. Hold Venture was fourth: Times: am 22 2-os, am 2a 3-."»s, am 2as. PALMER HANDICAP, fir-t t'Jso, second tso. third tin; trotters; limit, l.aii; 2 niile^. —a—a Gerfalcon, lSyds bhd (M. ilolmes) I ; 7 <i Mohican, limit (A. Holmes;), •_<; |- 2 Reception, limit (J. B. Pringle). a. Also started: B—B Parrich Guide, 2 —l 'Pan John and Biwortliy, limit (bracketed); ,V—< Franz Derby, « —.l Jenny Guy. 12vds bhd; I—t Dark Hazard. 18. Two lengths each way. Biworthy was fourth. Times: 4m la 1-,-,'s, im 17 a-."is, 4m 48s. CLAREVILLE HANDICAP, first £125, second tan, third t2O; limit, 3.0_; \ miles. —I- a Joan Conquest, limit (I". H. Gunning), I; ii—n Vera tie Oro, limit <#. Dakin), 1— 2 Special Agent, limit (G. (.'ameron), a' Also started: 7 7 Shannon Lass, 2—l <'.,t-ilpa Uorlusp ii—! i Xalive Loch. | Kintlala. limit; ,S—K Drift Wave, 12yds bhd. Length; half a neck. Recluse nas fourth. Times: 2m *>ii 2-os. 2tu • ><> !!-os, 2m o(i I-os MEMBERS' HANDICAP. first C!7o, .-ecoii.l toil, third 12* i; limit, I.Ill; 2 miles. 2 a Bronze Eagle, 72yds hhd (.1 H. Prfngle), 1; 0 'i Agility, 12yds bhd (A. 1 [o'mes; "■ I - I Oxtord Scholar, 24yds bhd iC. K. Yeat man), a. Also started: a-2 I; olden Mist, limit, and Marque. 12,vds bud (bracketed); 1 I Warning, 7—7 Warship, Glen Travis, f_'. Three lengths; neck. Golden Mist was fourth. Times: 4 m tWs, Im as 2-os. im !iHs. V MU'IWELL HANDICAP, first £llO. second £lo. third C2O; limit, a.aS; V/ 3 miles, - o —2 Battle Colours, limit (G. McKenclry), I; a I Falaisc, limit '.L Bryce, inn.). '2; ii—-7 Kosha, 21yds r.hd (1,. E. Berkett) a. Also started: n :i True Guide, .—s Don Wal'a, I—l Festivity, limit; 7 o Ta'ak I2vds hhd; I ii scapa Mow. 2 -a Snrnrise ('oils, «i 7 Milliard, 21 (bracketed with Koshav Length; half a length. Festivity was fourth Times: am 275, am 27 |..*)S, am 2.*> a-*>s. TARA NA KI HANDICAPS The following handicaps for Hie Taranaki Trotting Club's Animal Meeting a New Plymoiilli on Saturday have been declared hv' Mr. A. Tronson:- - WAIT AHA HANDICAP, of £I I -V, trotters; limit a. Id; 11,I 1 , miles. Doug as MeElwv'i. l'Tisli Bye, Jack Parrish Lady Wall, Mncs jim mv. Master Hamilton, Native Hell. Twice Worthy. Tuhcck. limit; Keameal. \ era Worthy. 2l.vds hhd. Xalive Bird. :!(>; Ap poniatlox. Redmond's Pride, (ill; Lee Hoy, IHTZRoV FIVXDICAP. of CI cut; limit i", miles. Andy Direct, Dan's Triumph. Dul'ix. Flying Scott., Gamester, I'earloro, p _i!. i r p Sh.'itiiiou f.ass. Stylish Lady. War (In: l ".''. Worthy Lass, limit; First Call. S|;:ir';l'ng Pointer. Isyds lihd. 1 *!; I'l yt' | HAXDB'AP of dir.; limit I : p; mile-. P. in gen Fashion. Everest. K;•u la la. Na'vton Junior. Pearloro. Ser.ipeuui. Sir 1 .1! ii"' Point.t. True Guide, limit; De |; r .k< Marina Rev. Neutrality. Prime Mr Elw .'li, 12yds bhd, ,Milliard, 21, Tennessee's Child, .".O.' TNitAXAKI CENTENNIAL CI'P. ol ciiiii limit I 12; 2 miles. Bonnie Direct ( lull ' King. Durability, Warning. Warshin. li,.ii( Littie Derby. Lynn Key. 12yds bhd; Distributor. 21: Sentiment, ail; Foremost Junior. Kinawley, Rooala, IS; Gold Pol. III). \g 11 it \' s hamlieip withheld. IXGLEWOOD HANDICAP, of £'110; trotters; limit 0.2; 2 miles. Douglas MrElwyn. Flash Bye, Macs Jimmy, Native Bell. Native Bir.l, Seameal. limit; Apt inttox. liedtnond's Pride. 21yds bhd; f.ee Boy, ail. MOTCROA HANDICAP, of .CI00; limit a.ia; I'.i miles. Andy Direct. Duliix. Flying Scot," Gamester, Pearloro, Piteaim. Shannon Lass. Stylish Lady, War Guard, limit' Bingen Fashion, ailyds bhd; l-'irsl Call, Sparkling Pointer. Is. OMATA HANDICAP, of Clio; limit a.aS; ]% miles. l-'irst Call, Xawton Junior, Pearloro, Sparkling Pointer, True Guide, limit; De Reske. Marina Rev, Xeulralily, Prince McElwyn. 12yds bhd; Milliard, 21; 'lennessee's Child, Tiimble, ail; Alherlini, 00; Cynic, 8; I. FAIM-IWEL'L If A X DIC AP. of CloO; limit 2..*>a; I':, miles Bonnie Direct, Club King, Durability, Warning, Warship, limit; Distributor, Little Derby, Lynn Key, 12yds blnli Sentiment, 24; Foremost Junior, Kinawley, ati; Betty Boop, 48. Agility's handicap withheld. Acceptances close to-morrow.

CAMBRIDGE TROTS

KEWPIE'S QUEEN WINS OUTSIDER IN CHIEF EVENT BETTING TURNOVER RISES Outsider of till- field, Keu pie s Queen created a surprise in winning tlio Antunin Handicap, (lie cliiel event, at the Cambridge Trotting Clubs meeting on Saturday, returning close on a score. Having his second start, of the day, Franco paid double figures to win tjio Leamington Hamlicap. Dolores Silk won both races for straight-out t rotters S|>'i rk li ntr Pointer ami Cynic. were the each-wav favourites to win outright, ami an u tli,. r , Mnratua, dead-healed for firsl with Mcazar, wild was second fancy on each mili°hino. 'l'lic weather was line anil t he atIriu 1; i lire large. In spite of recent ram, Ihe track w;is in good order, anil lime impure- ; meats were rcco/ded in all ra.es except (lie j Anl limn I lalidicau. The totalizator handled (.••jj.s.Yi Ills for eight races. against c l,S.s<,.> i Ids for seven .it (lie winter meeling last year, an inrcasc of isdss. I Jesuit s: IN r I ii) I > l r ( "I't >K V HANDICAP, first <-'•'< »■ : second tlo. third dd; limit :t">; l', miles. i I l Sparkling Pointer, F. A. Bridgcus I) ; g ,'ivrs hv Jewel Pointer -Sparkling I'ronto.j limit (F '.l. Smith). I; :• Id Rama Direct,! limit ((', 11. ('1 inulall), 2; :i :t Parrish Queen, i limit i.l, f. Pi' nl. 1 . Also si art ed: , <i Blushworthv and Guide Peter (bracketed), f (i 7 Erna Peter, II 12 Forward Bingcn. i 1" li Kallii la ;i :i Marminga (bracketed ! with Parrish Queen), 115 -1:! Scminia, -I--I | Storeman, 11- I t Torpedo King, limit: «,-■» i Auto Bingcii. - - Katoniuba, PJ.vds bin ; 5 Ayrshire Scott, Id s Franco, Is. 1 lair ,'i length; six lengths. Times: '-'m .V>s. —ill I -OS. Uin .'i7 2-ss. Winner trained by 1'• ,1. Smith. Takaniiii. KAKAPIKO HANDICAP, first Cdd , second L'l.'i. third lid; trotters; limit :i.ld; | I' miles. I .*> Dolores Silk, T (i. Martin's • b g, aseil. itv Silk Thread Dolores. lillyds lilid (Owner),' I ; 5 I Rara Avis, limit ( \ P Walker). J; I 1 Flash Bye, limit <A. Avres). :l. Also started: P_' I I Crown Thorpe, j 10 |d Loyal SI ar, II II Talamai. s s > Sliming Bird, 12 12 Surprise Moko. <i .<» ■ Wiri Dinucii, 22 Range Finder, limit ; ; 7 7 Bale, Triumph. II PI Worthy lai. ! PJ.vds bin! ; ;t :i 11oliIeli .lourney. ts; s » Worth.s Treasure, Ids. Three lengths; live : least lis. Times: ,'im mil :is :il " j Id •j-r.s. Winner trained by Owner. Te Awainn 1 u. CAMBRIDGE AUTUMN HANDICAP, | Fir-it L' 1711, second third £"20; | limit 1.l: 1 ,; 'J miles 77 —Kcwpie's Queen, J. Gee's b m, ! livrs. bv Peter Bingen Kewpie, 1 iyils Idol (W. Gee) 1 : 11 - I Musketeer, (idyils blul (G. Mitchell. j u 11.) . 2 , ,V Petite Jewel, PJ.vds hlid (W. H. A n'. 11 ea s) 3 1 (Winner trained by Owner, Maiigcre.) Also Starled. 1 i! Moana Tama. I •'! Swifl Lady, limit; :i 2 Bedford, 'Jlyiis bhd; j 1 Kalcnc, :id. Two lengths; length. Times: tin -I2s, tin its l-.Vs, -tin I:is. FEN CO PI IT HANDICAP, first 1:100. secoii4 fjd, ihird t.i<i : limit :t.l; P., miles. I I Marat,in, W. Johnstone's cli it, liyrs. by Peler Bingcn Bealty, PJ.vds hlul (C. G. Lee), ami 'J Alcazar, A. p. Davis and W. K. Cockliill's br jr. li.w.s, by AI Mack (llioai mare. 'Jl.vds blul (C. G. Smith), deadheal for firsl; I 7 Tumble, :!iiyds blul iC M. Morris.ml. :i. Also started: 1 7 Bingcn Fashion (bracketed with Tumble). 7 ii Magic Task. I Scot I y Direct, s <1 Snowy Hinyen. limit; <> Kia Kaha. limit, and Radio Queen, I Jyds blul (bracketed): d Id Lads Potts. II -II Mitaya, Id s Silk Lady, l'J; ■'! :i Langdale, :ii>. Hall a length. Tillies: Jill ">1 1 "is. Jul .Ml l-">s, Jill Id J-.-iS. Marati.a trained by C. G. Lee. Cambridge; Alcazar trained by W. P.. ( ockbill. ClauileLKA M INGTOX HANDICAP, first too, second LI 5. third lid; limit :i.l:l; P ; mile-. ."> Franco, Mrs. A, Archer's b g. aged. by Bui^ei 1 Kim; Peter Moko mare, Isyds 11 hd (A. MeOarry), 1; s d Moko Direct, limit (S M. August). 'J; li 7 Storeman, limit (F. Cranston), :i. Also started: Id s. ('alia Lily ami Guide Peter (bracketed), !l -Id Krila Peter, 'J :i Guiding Light, 7- -i: Kail ii la. :i -2 Manning;) and Parrish Queen (bracketed). I I llama Direct, l'J l'J Sequoia. l:i---i:i 'lorpedo Kim;, limit: till Auto Bingcn. 1-1 Van son. I Jyds blul Hall a length; seven lengths. 'l'inies: :im 20 2-ss, :im :'d :tr,s. :im :i.~,s. Winner trained by G. 11. Stubbs and A. McGarry. Ppsom BAKDOWIK HANDICAP. first end, second CJii, third Lid; trotters; limit -VJ; •J miles. 1- -Ii Dolores Silk, T. G. Martin's b l:. iitted. by Silk Thread Dolores, (idyils blul (inc. :i(iyds penalty), (Owner), I; 1 'J Buncrana, JI yds blul (I''. J. Smith), J; -(I Bahy Triumph, limit (L. J. Mahoney). :i. I Also started: !' d Paul Parrish, s .n Sinsj in l -' Bird. Id -id Worlliy Lu. limit; <i -•*» Nelson Carbine. I'Jyds hint. 7 7 Dilfashion. :tli; 'J 1 Silver Countess, :> t Worthy Treasure, si. Two lengths; half a leiiKtb, Times: -Itn Is J-.">s. lui s'Js, Im .">1 I-.Vs. Winner trained by Owner. Te Awamntu PI! ESI DENT'S HANDICAP, First t'ldd and trophy valued at C'J.V second .(.:!(), third i"Jd; limit 'J.S-1; l'< miles. j—l> Swilt Lady, F. A. Bridprens' blk m. syrs, by Grattan Loyal—Swift Pointer, limit (F. ,T. Smith) . . 1 H —:V -Young Parry, 12yds blul (F. Paul) '2 0—S —Petito Jewel, 12yds bhd (W. 11. Andrews) . . . . . 3 (Winner trained by F. J. Smith, Takanini.) Also Started.- —1- -1 Double Peter, (i - 5 Han licapper, 7 -7 Moana Tama, limit; t —-<> Bedford. •') I Kete Kara, B—!> Revision. 2-1 yds bhd. Half a neck; half a length. Times: 2m til :i-."is, 'jm IS 2-,"is, 2m Ids. BRENTWOOD HANDICAP, first I'Hid. second L'2d, third (.'ld; limit :i.:is ; p., miles. 1 I Cynic, C. Moran's b m. (iyrs, bj Ciro Gatwi'k. Isyds bhd iDwncr), 1; 7 Ayrshire Scot, limit (A. W. Brouirhton), 2; :i I LaiiKdale, lUjyds bhd (.F; J. Smith), :t Also started: 7 Kia Kaha. limit, and Radio Queen, I'Jyds blul (bracketed); s s Magic Task, limit; 22 Excel, 12 li l Lady Potts, till Mitaya. !i !i Silk Lady, (i- (i Sweet Aloes, I'Jyds bhd; -I 3 Tumbl :«i; Id -12 Marcus, ts. Nose; lencth. Times.- :im 21s, .Tin 28 l-,"is, ,'iin 25 2-59. Winner trained by Owner. Claudelands. COMMENT ON FORM DOUBLE TO DOLORES SILK BY ABAYDOS Having his Hr<st race for P. J. Smith, Sparkling Pointer won the Introductory Handicap from end to end. He drew the outside of the firsl row, and, Koing away nicely, was never headed, scoring comfortably by hall a length. Parrish Queen, Guide Peler, Forward iiiiißen and Rama Direct attended the leader foi a mile, when Rama Direct ran into second, which she held to the end. Six lengths awav was Parrish Queen, followed by Ka 11 ula, Alter holding a good lead for seven furlongs In the Karapiro Handicap Flash B.ve broke badly, Dolores Silk then going lo the front from Para Avis and Wiri Bingen and winning easily. Rara Avis broke when challenging Dolores isilk, but managed to keep second. Five lengths away was Flash Bye. Patiently driven by W. Gee, Kcwpie's Queen came home solidly to win the Autumn Handicap from Musketeer, who lost a good deal of ground at the start. Moana Tama look the lead early from Swifl Lad.V. and the race was a procession for the first mile | ;u 2.21 i. when Kcwpie's Queen was going n ice I v in third position. Kuniiing along the back. Kalene, Bedford and Musketeer moved up smartly, but in the straight Kewpie s Queen took charge lo win by two lcnirlhs from Musketeer. Petite Jewel a length away third, just ahead of Bedford. The win favourite, Swifl Lady, finished weakly after having a good run, Kcwpie's Queen was assisted by the slow pace and had too much speed for her opponents in the final sprint. She ran the last mile in 2.15 2-5. Muketcer gave a good performance. With a sharp dash on the outside, Maratua ran to the lead crossing the top in the Feu co art Handicap, and. after looking a winner a furlong from home, dead-heated for fir-a with Alcazar, who came home very solidly. Tumble was close up third, with Kia Kaha' who finished on the extreme outside, almost in line fourth. Then came Magic Task. Seotty Direct and Mitaya. Silk Lady, wei' placed' most of the way, faded at the ""'''aking the lead at the end of half a mile Moko Direct quickly opened up a big gap in an attempt to win the Leamington Handicap. but was liealen by half a length by Franco, who ran on soundly after 'being well placed at the lop. Franco paid double figures. The pair had Hie finish to theinsi ,ves. Pcna lined :!<» yards lor his win in the Karapiro Handicap. Dolores Silk completed a double by scoringly decisively in the Bardowie Handicap. Baby Triumph led to the mile in 2.:52. hut lost her position, breaking about six furlongs from home, giving way to Dolores Silk and Buncrana. Trotting ill fine style Dolores Silk went on to win by two lengths from Buiicrana. Baby Triumph, who broke again near the post, was half a length away third, and Worthy Treasure was fourth. The' winner outclassed his rivals for speed and stamina. Always nicely placed, Swift Lady won the President's Handicap 111 a Rood finish witn Young Parry, Petite Jewel and Moana Tama. Ilanilicapper and Kete Kara led most of the way. and at the turn were just ahead o' Swift Lady, -Moana Tama and Double P«l»r who was pocketed on the rails. Double i'e'er attempted to get through at the distance, but was squeezed, and fiwift Lady held olf Young Parry by a narrow margin. PeM" Jewel was close up Ihird, followed by Moana Tama, I>oublo Peter and Ilanilica i pi r. Going into the lead three furlongs from ho:ii". Cynic looked to have the Brunt wood Handicap at her mercy, but she had to be iiard ilrlven to win by a nose from Barbara Scot win after a faulty beginning was last for the first half of the journey. Langdale, who made a fine run round the field at tho turn, was a length away third, wjlli Tumble right up fourth. Mitaya and Kadio Queen, wn ■> were in the van for a mile, faded in the run home.