GLADYNEV WINS AT MANAWATU

Southland Times, Issue 24492, 21 July 1941, Page 3

GLADYNEV WINS AT MANAWATU

DAUBER SHOWS GOOD FORM I (P-A.) PALMERSTON NORTH, July 19. The weather was brilliantly fine for the Manawatu- Hunt Club’s meeting and the attendance was large. The totalizator handled £34,864 against £18,790/10/-. The going was good but soft. Results: — KIWITEA LADIES’ BRACELET, £7O. One mile and a-quarter.—6-5 LACAN, car. 11.2 (Mr F. Calder )1, 3-2 VENGEANCE 10.8 (Mr G. G. Beatson) 2, 4-4 KOHIKIA 12.4 (Mr G. H. James) 3. Also started: 5-7 Play On 12.12, 1-3 Corroboree 12.10, 2-1 Misurina 12.3, 8-8 Taiho 10.11, 10-10 Golden Ridge 10.7, 7-6 Rakete 10.2, 9-9 Ruenzori 10.7. A length and a-half; six lengths. Time, 2.47 4-5. WAITUNA HURDLES, £175. One mile and three-quarters.—l-2 THE DOZER 11.2 (F. Cleaver) 1, 13-13 CUISINIER 9.2 (A. Gilmer) 2, 7-7 GREAT QUEX 10.10 (P. Brady) 3. Also started: 4-6 Tidewaiter 11.3, 6- Malacca 10.4, 5-4 Regicide 10.1, 3-3 Student Prince 9.11, 8-8 Segra 9.9, 2-1 Majority 9.9, 9-9 Haile Selassie 9.0, 12-11 Selkirk 9.0, 11-12 Siegall 9.0, 10-10 Colincamps 9.0. Two lengths; six lengths. Time, 3.9. OHAU MAIDEN, £9O. Six furlongs.—l-2 EXPELLANT 8.0 (F. Cleaver) 1, 5-5 THEATRE 8.0 (W. J. Broughton) 2, 16-16 TE MARUA 8.10 (R. Bucknell) 3. Also started: 9-9 Black Sovereign 8.10, 3-4 Bonnie Scot 8.10, 10-10 Inform 8.10, 12-11 Kaletopea 8.10, 19-22 Little Chief 8.10, 8-6 Manahau 8.10, 7-7 Rangitikei 8.10, 11-12 Royal Talkie 8.10, 3-3 Swell Chance 8.10, 18-18 Blue Lagoon 8.0, 6-8 Broker’s Dream 8.0, 17-17 Elgin 8.0, 23-21 Gold Dip 8.0, 15-15 Grey Spy 8.0, 13-13 Madame Rachael 8.0, 22-23 Matalite 8.0, 21-20 Prince Shad 8.0, 19-19 Scrutator 8.0, 14-14 Spliced 8.0, 2-1 St. Felicien 8.0, bracketed with Te Awe 8.0. Six lengths; two lengths. Time, 1.16 3-5. WEST COAST STEEPLECHASE, £250. Two miles and a-half.—6-5 SON AND HEIR 9.0 (J. McLaughlin) 1, 2-2 DOZIE BOY 9.11 (F. E. Baker) 2, 3-4 CHAT 10.5 (J. H. McRae) 3. Also started: 1-1 Birkology 11.9, 5-6 Erination 11.1, 4-3 Lady Callaghan 9.6, 7- Brigadore 9.0. Three-quarters of a length; six lengths. Time, 5.53. TE HORO HANDICAP, £l4O. Seven fur-longs—9-12 GLADYNEV 9.3 (W. J. Mudford) 1, 7-5 STAR ZONE 8.0 (S. Waddell) 2, 4-4 WINGS OF SONG 8.10 (M. Caddy) 3. Also started: 1-1 Gayest Son 9.6, bracketed with Screen Star 8.2, 2-2 Autolite 9.5, 5-6 Lord Cavendish 9.4, 8-8 Taxon Tor 9.2, 6-7 Centrepoise 8.10, 14-14 Little Robin 8.10, 1515 Meamea 8.7, 10-9 Gaelic Song 8.2, 3-3 Poutauteu 8.2, 16-19 Brazil 8.0, 17-18 Colfort 8.0, 12-11 Flying Spy 8.0, 11-10 Hunto 8.0, 18-17 Lucullus Boy 8.0, 13-13 Lutanist 8.0, 15-16 Valerian 8.0. A length; a head. Time, 1.33.

MANAWATU HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE, £2OO. Two miles and a-half—l-1 DAUBER 11.4 (F. Cleaver) 1, 2-2 HYDERABAD 9.10 (A. Jenkins) 2, 5-5 BEAU MONDE 9.0 (E. Temperton) 3. Also started: 3-3 Karerenui 10.4, 4-4 Lactose 10.0, 6-6 Indiscreet 9.0. Two lengths; 50 yards. Time, 5.52. CHELTENHAM HACK CUP, £l3O. One mile and a-quarter.-—B-8 ROYAL JAY 8.0 (W. J. Mudford) 1, 7-5 ACROBAT 8.2 (W. J. Broughton) 2, 5-7 RENASCOR 9.2 (M. Caddy) 3. Also started; 4-4 Myarion 9.9, 9-9 Miss Leighton 8.10, 3-3 Sanction 8.10, 11-11 Ra Hou Hou 8.7, 6-6 Kinkajou 8.6, 1-1 Surpai 8.5, 2-2 Tashi Lama 8.5, 12-12 Vai Pere 8.4, 14-13 Bridegroom 8.0, 10-10 Henry of Huntingdon 8.0, 12-14 Tractometer 8.0. Half a length each way. Time, 2.14 2-5. OTAKI HACK HANDICAP, £llO. Seven furlongs—B-8 DISTRESS SIGNAL 8.0 (H. N. Wiggins) 1, 1-1 HALLEY 9.4 (P. Atkins) 2, 2-3 LUCKY LULU 8.9 (C. G. Sargent) 3. Also started: 12-10 Silver Hope 9.3, 5-6 Deflation 9.1, 4-5 Valiant Lady 8.10, 7-7 Tau Uru 8.9, 10-11 Raceaway 8.8, 11-9 Squeers 8.8, 18-18 Sir Rabbi 8.7, 15-15 Colibri 8.5, 3-2 Ocean Breeze 8.4, 16-16 Titter 8.3, 6-4 Ata Puwhero 8.2, bracketed with Cherry Hunter 8.2, 17-17 Mansura 8.2, 13-13 Arachne 8.0, bracketed with Cheetah 8.0, 19-19 Day Lightning 8.0, 14-14 Kehua 8.0, bracketed with Little Margot 8.0, 12-12 Moderate 8.0, bracketed with Stella Lux 8.0. Two lengths; one length. Time, 1.32.

CYCLING FAST TIMES IN 30-MILE CIRCUIT RACE Fine weather again favoured members of the Invercargill Amateur Cycling Club who competed in the 30mile circuit race on Saturday. The riders who faced the starter were:— Milne (Bmin), O’Neill, Millar, Heath, L. Young (7min), Hall, Aim (6imin), Duncan, Black, D. Young, Hubber (4min), Campbell, Murdoch, E. Waddick (2Jmin), Ward, H. Jones (2min), A. Waddick, Johnston (Imin), McDougall (30sec). Before reaching Kennington on the first round Ward and Jones had caught the 2}min bunch and except that McDougall was losing time, the positions remained the same until the start of the second round, where A, Waddick pulled out. Soon after the start of this circuit Aim, who had dropped his co-marker, caught the 7min bunch and these were 40sec ahead of the 4min men, with the 2min and 2Jmin bunch following up close. On the third round Ward and Campbell left their team mates and the 4min men picked up the front bunch. Millar was dropped at this stage and Heath had the misfortune to unship his chain.

O’Neill, who was riding his second race, came away in a great finish to beat Black by three lengths, who was closely followed by Duncan, Aim and L. Young. Half a minute later came Ward and Campbell in one of the fastest sprints seen this season. The final placings were:—J. O’Neill 1, J. Black 2, R. Duncan 3, F. Aim 4.

Fastest time of lhr 17min 51 l-ssec was recorded by D. Ward, Campbell being second with lhr 18 min 21sec. Considering the fast times which have been registered lately it seems possible that the record for the 25-mile Southland time trial, which will be held next Saturday, will be broken. Coming events are as follows.—July 26, Southland time trial (25 miles); August 2, teams’ pursuit race (28 miles); August 9, Roslyn-Myross Bush circuit (28 miles).