RACING FIXTURES

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18758, 15 July 1935, Page 3

RACING FIXTURES

July 20r-Hawko's Bay H.O. July 24—Rangitikei H.O. July 25—TVinmate District lI.C, July 25, 27—Poverty Buy T.O. July 27—South Canterbury H.C, July 27—Manawatu R.C.

WELLINGTON RACES MEETING CONCLUDES TDD OR WINS STEEPLES HURDLES TO REVISION (Tor Press Association.) WELLINGTON, last night. The winter meeting of the Wellington Racing Club was concluded ill Trentham on Saturday in line, clear weather. There was a very large attendance. Tlie track was heavy after the overnight frost. The totalisator handled £'45.663 for the day, against £38,229 on the 'final day of last yeay. The total for the meeting was £104,288 10s, compared with £83.684 10s. Talavera Hurdles.—s-5 Debut (R. Smith), lj 1-1 Hunting Jay (Beale), 2; 3- Ruafoyn (P. Burgess), 3. .Also ran: 4- Swift and Sure. 2-2 Prince Val, 8-8 Bright Sky, 6-6 Imasurvey, 7-7 lvia Tina. Won by four lengths, and six lengths. Swift and Sure was fourth. Debut led all the way, and scored a decisive win over the favorite. Prince Val fell at the first fence, and Imasurvey van off. Time, 3.15. Novice Handicap.—B-9 Valarth (.Didhum), 1; 1-2 Debhitm (S. Wilson), 2; 3-4 Colombo (L. J. Ellis), 3. Also ran: 7- Hunting Cat, 5-6 Bazaine, 9-8 Sporting Song, 2-1 Isaacs, 4-3 Taillight, 6-7 Lacquer, 1-2 Delysia (bracketed with Debham), 12-12 Mowgli,, 11-11 Blue Mauritius, 10-10 Rompulong. Won by half n head, and a length. Sporting Song was fourth. Colombo led to the straight, where he was joined by Debhant. Valarth then came on from the rear and, in a desperate finish, just heal Debliam. Time, 1.17;). July Steeples.—3-4 Tudor (C. Thompson). 1 : 6-4 Anemometer (Dcslaiides), 2 ; 8- Palm (Nicol), 3. .Also' ran; 4-3 Valpcen, 1-1 Riotous, 2-2 Ruby Meteor, 7-6 Manawatu, 5-7 Sir Music. Won by six lengths, and 10 lengths. Valpeen ivas fourth. Ruby Meteor fell and Riotous lost ils rider.' Sir Musk Tim off. Tudor led uli the way and won decisively Time, 6.38. Croftou Handicap.—-6-7 Mount. Val (C. Wilson), 1; 33 Linguist (J. Mdnally), 2: 1212 Royal Feast (Savage), and 9-9 Windward (Pine), dead heat, 3. Also ran : 2-2 Sunny Maid, 11-11 Acceptable. 44 Collision, 5-6 Grand Score, 13- Master Reynard, 1-1 Solaria, 10-10 Leprechaun, 7-5 Landlubber, 8-8 Terry, 14- Thane. Won by a bead, and hall a head. Royal Feast and Windward followed Solaria an Sunny Maid to the straight, where Linguist challenged. Linguist gradually forged ahead, but Mount Val came, with a strong run on the rails and just got up. Winter Hurdles.—2-2 Revision (Ilidgway)."l; 6-5 Esteem (Beale), 2; 8-8 Lycidas (O’Connor), 3. Also ran: 1-1 Rasouli, 3-6 Stanchion, 7-3 Hounslow, 11-11* Aladdin, 4-4 Dunmore, 9-9 Loudon, 5-7 Master Musk, 10-10 Tarclni. Won by three-quarters of a length, and half a length. Master Musk was fourth. Revision made all the running. Lycidas went up to her ovel -' the concluding stages, but could not hold on and i Esteem, coming fast at the last fence,I got squeezed back on the flat between the leading pair. He canto again, but just failed to reach Revision. Lycidas and Master Musk were well up. Aladdin fell. Winter Oats.—B-6 Lapel (Savage), 1; 3- Lord Val (Goldfinch),' 2; 1-1 Curie (A. E. Ellis), 3. Also ran: 14-13 Davolo, 2-2 Tybalt, 5-5 Mercian Prince, 6-7 Pladie, 9-8 Gold Cure. 13-14 Miladi, 4- Wino, 11-11 Full Throttle, 12-12 Glenvane, 10-10 Knockout, 7-9 Royal Gallant. Won by four lengths, and two lengths. Full Throttle was fourth. Glenvane and "Wino went to the front early and led from Curie. Full Throttle, Tybalt, Pladie and Lapel was the order to the straight, where Curie 'took charge. Lapel then came through for a runaway win. Curie falling back to third from Lord Val, who was in the rear early Time, 1.51|. Onslow Handicap.—3-5 Guarantee (Mackie). 1; 1-1 Pr.ince Aero (Winder), 2; 5-4 Kemal Pasha- (Jennings), 3. Also ran: 7-9 Orapai, Good Hunting, 2-2 Astarth, 4-3 Cawbeen and Royal Bengal (bracketed), 5-7 Merry Peel. Won by a length and a half each way. Good Hunting was fourth. Prince Acre and Kemal Paslia led to the straight, with Guarantee whipping in. The latter came through on the inner from the false rail and won going away. Time. 1.171. Kia Ora Handicap.—3-8 Sisterina (McCauley), 1; 5-3 Dorado (Marsh), 2; 3-5 Kurapae (Clifford), 3. Also ran: 1-1 Royal Banquet, 2-2 Quito Soon, 4-4 Impossible, 7-7 Confiscation, 6-6 Wahine Nui, 10-11 Pegged Exchange, 9-9 Royal Guy, 10-10 Valueless. Won by six lengths, and one length. Royal Banquet was fourth. Sisterina led all the way and drew right out in the run home. Time, 1.52.