WANGANUI JOCKEY CLUB

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22369, 17 September 1934, Page 13

WANGANUI JOCKEY CLUB

SPRING MEETING CONCLUDED ... pin money Wins guineas. ; (PEB UNfTED PREB3 ASSOHATION.) , WANGANUI,. September 15. , The Wanganui Jockey Club's; spring, meeting was concluded to-day in fine weather and the going. was good. The totalisator handled £11,015, compared with £9277 10s for the second day. last year. -The total for the meeting .was'£lß,6ll.los, against £15,532. . ':, '■ Following are the DEBUTANTE STAKES, Of 65sovs. Four furlongs and a-half. 3—LEGATEE, 8.5 (K. Voitre) .. .. 1 I—SEVERE, 8.10 (L. J. Ellis) .... 2 2—LADY RULER, 8.0 (C. Goulsbro) 3 Also started: 1 Entail 8.5 (bracketed with Severe), 5 Shu 8.5, 4. Grateful 8.5, 7 Rompaloug 8.5, and. Round Up 8.5 (bracketed), 8 Nightlass 8.0, 6 Sergia car. 8.1. Lady Ruler, Severe, Legatee and Round Up were, the early leaders, but Legatee ranged alongside the leading pair in the run home, to win narrowly by a head, with Lady Ruler, half a neck behind Severe and Grateful was fourth. ' Time, 52256 C. GONVILLE HACK HURDLES, -> Of llOsova. One mile and four furlongs and a-quarter. B—ILLUMINATE, car, 9.4 : , (R. Thomson) 1 I—BRIGADORE, 10.7 (P. Burgess) 2 2—EMOTION, 11.7 (J. M'Rae) .. 3 Also' started: 3 Silent Bill 11.3, 4 Esteem 10.4, 6 Ruanui 9.10, 9 Red Sun 9.3, 7 Calydon car. 9.4, 10 No Humbug 9.0, 10 Captain Dan 9.0, 5 Morrath car. 9.2 i , Illuminate held the lead throughout, piloting Emotion, Brigadore, and Silent Bill at the half-mile.,.- Brigadore challenged at the last fence, but Illuminate won by half a length, with Emotion two lengths back, and Silent Bill fourth'. Time, 2mm 46 4-sscc. v TRIAL HANDICAP, Of 80sovs. Six furlongs. 3—SIR NIGEL, 8.10 (K. Voitre) ;. 1 9—WHETUMA, 8.8 (R. Marsh) .. 2 10—HUKEMANU, 8.7 (R. Home) .. 3 Also started: 2 Leo Colossus par. 9.1, 1- Gallant Knight 8.10, 7 -Flammarion 8.9, 6 Sunee 8.8, 4 Royal Feast 8.6,.5 Ethiop 8.6, 8 Amanto 7.12, 12 Queanbey.an -7.12, 13 Tannin car. 7.13, 11 Dawn . Princess tar. 9.0. Gallant Knight, Royal Feiist, Dawn Princess and Sir Nigel were the leading division three furlougs from home, and Gullant Knight and Dawn Princess showed Sir Nigel, Whctuma and Royal Feast the way into the straight. Sir Nigel came through at the distance to win by a length and; a-half from Whetuma, with three-quarters of a length back to Hnkemanu. Royal Feast was fourth. Time, lmin lOsec-:. After the race an inquiry wan held into interference by Sir Nigel with other runners near the half-mile, but the -committee., after ;hearing'. evidence and the expiration of the-riders concerned, found that the'interference was accidental. '•' WANGANUI GUINEAS, A sweepstake of ssovs, with 150sovs added. One mile. !_A. Gustal'son's be PIN MONEY (Paper Money—Vicereine), 3yrs, 8.10 (P. Atkins) 1 2—MOTHER SUPERIOR, 8.5' (11. H. Morris) 2 S—BURNISH, 8.5 (L. J. Ellis) .:'-.■ 3

Also started: 6 Tnvercsk 8.10, 4 Evasion 8.10, 3 Superior 8.5. Pin Money took the load three furlongs from home from Inverosk, Mother Superior and Burnish. The last-named moved up last on the home turn, but Pin Money ran home two lengths ahead of Mother Superior, with Burnish a neck away. Time, lmiu 44 4-ssee. HIGGIE HANDICAP. Of l4osovs.' Ohc mile and a distance. 4—TIGER GAIN, 8.4, (R.. Marsh) ... 1 3—CARFEX. 8.0 (K. Voitre) .... - .B—LALLA QUEX, ear 7.0,$ (>V. Broughton) 3 Also, started: 2 Spiral 8.7, 7 Plateau S.l. 1 Passion Fruit 7.11, 5 Mercian Prince car. 7.15, 10 Beryl Latour car. 7.0, 0 Proly.xo ear. 7.U, 6 Korokio car. 7.3. Tiger Gain held the lead all the way, leading Lalla Quex, Mercian Prince, Cari'ex, Spiral, and Passion Fruit into the straight and staying on to win by a neck, heads separating Garfex, Lalla Quex, Spiral, and Passion Fruit in that order. Time, lmin 58 3-osec. MOUTOA HACK PLATE, Of loosovs. One mile and a distance. O—MIDIAN, 8.9 (C Goulsbro) .. I I—CYCLONIC, 8.12 (B.H.Morris) 2 7—KING THOMOND, 7.12 . (K. Voitre) 3 Also started: 10 Rust 8.8, 5 Blue Boy S.B, 2 Hest 8.8, 4 Davistock 8.4. 9 Taitorti 8.1, and Colossal 7.0 (bracketed), S Headmistress S.O, 3 Blackman car. 8.0. 12 Silk Sox car, 7.1. 15 Santoft car. 7.5, 13 Purse car. 7.3. 18 Windscreen car. 7.44, 10 Benedictine ear. 7.1*, 13 Whetuma 7:0, II Rapnrahara 7.0, 10 Artful Dodger 7.0, 17,-Flaxen 7.0. Purse, Cyclonic, Davistock, Midiau and Hest Mas the order half a mile from home and Cyclonic and Midian piloted Purse, Davistock, and King Thomond , into the straight. A great finish saw Midian beat Cyclonic by a head, with King Thomond half a length away, and Headmistress; fourth. Time, lmin 57sec. OWEN HANDICAP, Of 120sovs.' Six furlongs. 4—REREATU. 8.0 -(X Voitre) •• I 2—GOOD HUNTING. 8.9 (B. Morris) 2 S—POMP, 8.0 (L. Ellis) 3 Also started: 1 Orapai 9.2,. 2 The Tiger 8.7. Rereatu, Good Hunting, and Pomp led ir.to the straight and Rereatu came on to win by two lengths-, with Good Hunt; ing a neck in front of Pomp and Orapai fourth. Time, lmin 13 4-osec. . SPRING HACK HANDICAP, Of lOOsovs. Five furlongs. 3—REREPAI. 8.9 (K. Voitre) .. .. 1 5 COURTEGA, 8.1 (H. Goldfinch) 2 4—HYBISCUS, 7.4 (R. Home) ..' 3 Also started: 1 Hunting Lodge 8.9, 9 Pheon 8:9, 6 Silver Wings 8.7, 10 Gold Gleam 7.13, 2 Collodion 7.12, 8 Bodyline. 7.12. 7 Canopy car. 7.12, 12 Wfcyte Melville car. 7.1, 11 Saxony 7.0, 13 Eara ,7.0. .14 The. Ark 7.0.

Rerepai and Courtega held the lead across.the. top and. into the straight from Collodion,, Pheon, Hun ting. Lodge, Canopy, Gold ', Gleam, and Hybiscus. The last named challenged, at the distance, but Rerepai won by a head 'front' Courtega, who was half a neck in. front of Hybiscius with Pheon fourth. Time, lmin. 1 3-ss»ee.

GERALDINE REHANDICAPS

(Peb United Press Association) CHRISTCHURCH, September 16. The following penalties have been fixed for • the Gcraldiuc. Racing Club's meeting:— Geraldine Cup.—Ventrac 81b, Red Boa 61b. Raukapuka Hack Handicap. Gold Cross 101 b. Belfield Handicap.—Red Boa 81b. Ohapi Hack Handicap.—Emissary is ineligible. '.■«■■•

MARLBOROUGH RAGING CLUB

(Per United Press Association) BLENHEIM, September 15. After considering the nominations rethe Marlborough Racing Club this morning decided to postpone its races scheduled for the end of this''month. Probably a date in February will be applied for.