DUNEDIN CUP TO SOUTHERN SAIL

Southland Times, Issue 24682, 2 March 1942, Page 2

DUNEDIN CUP TO SOUTHERN SAIL

NOKO BEATEN BY GOLD ROBE

(P.A.) DUNEDIN. March 1. The Dunedin Jockey Club's one-day cup meeting was held at Wingatui on Saturday before a large crowd. There was brilliant weather at first, but the seventh race was run in steady rain. The track was in good order. The last race was run over an hour late. The totalizator handled £31,674/10/against £22,187/10/- last year. Results:— WARRINGTON HURDLES, £2OO. One mile and a-half—4-3 GOLD ROBE 9.5 (F. C. Low) 1, 1-1 NOKO 11.13 (T. J. Boyle) 2, 3-4 AUCTOR 9.9 (J. L. Strathern) 3. Also started —2-2 Merry Simon 11.5. 7-7 Hunting Chorus 10.4. 8-8 Roseman 9.11, 6-6 Prince Ruenalf 9.6, 5-5 Sir Hugh 9.4. 11-11 Joy Boa 9.1. 10-9 Whang, 9-10 Point Blank 9.0. Half head; five lengths. Time, 2.44 3-5.

TRIAL HANDICAP, £l5O. Seven fur-longs—lo-10 LADY NUFFIELD 8.3 (A. Anderson) 1, 2-5 LIGHT CAVALRY 8.3 (JW. Jennings) 2, 6-7 FORTE 8 0 (J. Sellars) 3. Also started—3-2 Judy O’Grady 8.8, 8-8 Paper Whistle 8.8. 1-3 Chop Suey 8.7, 4-1 Ageratum 8.6. 9-6 Gold Sequin 8.6, 15-15 Maiden's Money 8.1, 18-18 No Coat 8.1, 16-14 Gold Lady 8.1, 6-4 Eviction and Comforter bracketed. 11-11 Berrima, 5-9 Miss Sally, 12-12 Golden Herald, 17-17 The Trier, 13-13 Pink Art, 14-16 Latest Song 8.0. Head: two lengths. Time, 1.28 1-5. BERWICK HANDICAP, £175. Six fur-longs—4-4 ROYAL CHORUS 8.10 (A E. Ellis) 1, 13-13 HELP MATE 7.8 (S. Green) 2, 2-1 BALI 8.2 (P. Spratt) 3. Also started -12-12 Kohara 8.12. 10-10 On Call. 3-3 Hotch Potch 8.4. 7-6 Lady Adin 8.3, 9-9 Gay Lancer 8.2, 1-2 Princess Mysotis 8.1, 17-17 Irish Queen 8.0, 15-14 Irish Lass, 5-5 Dash o’ Dublin 7.12, 18-18 Donroy 7.9, 6-7 Sir Saladin. 11-11 Sally Sage 7.8. 19-19 Miss Tasta, 16-16 Gold Nugget, 8-8 Court Dress. 14-15 Dearo and Recall bracketed 7.7. Length; half head Time, 1.13 4-5.

PUBLICANS’ HANDICAP. £350. Six fur-longs—6-7 CIRCULAR NOTE 7.13 (J. W. Jennings) 1, 2-2 SECRET FLIGHT 8.2 (C. T. Wilson) 2, 5-5 LEIGHNOR 7.3 (L. J. Clutterbuck) 3. Also started :1-1 Lord Nuffield 8.12, 8-8 Fleet Street 9.9, Rebel Note 8.3, 4-3 Don’t Forget 7.13, 3-4 Green Gables 7.4, 7- Gold Flight 7.1, 10-10 Master Hotspur 7.0. Length each way. Time, 1.13. DUNEDIN CUP, £750. One mile and a-half—7-4 SOUTHERN SAIL 7.13 (W. F. Ellis) 1, 9-8 ARCTIC DAWN 7.0 (P. Spratt) 2, 2-2 GLADYNEV 9.6 (A. E. Ellis) 3. Also started —1-1 Hearth 811, 5-5 Spanish Lad 8.7, 3-3 Wild Talk 8.5.‘ 4-6 Anglo Irish 7.13, 8- The Raker 7.12, 6-9 Palfrey 7.10, 10-10 Wild Career 7.2. 11-11 Heidelberg, 12-12 Bow Street 7.0. Length; three lengths. Time, 2.32.

CHAMPAGNE STAKES, £350. For two-year-olds. Six furlongs—l-2 STRAIGHT BAT 8.7 (C. T. Wilson) 1, 7-7 WEDDING RING 8.10 (A Messervey) 2, 6-6 FOXHAVEN 8.10 (P. Spratt) 3. Also started—- -- Money Bird. 5-5 Cataract, 4-4 Prince Leighon 8.10, 3-3 Carolyn 8.7. Two lengths each way. Time. 1.15. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, £2OO. One mile—l-1 WILD FOX 9.0 (C. T. Wilson) 1. 3- LORD NUFFIELD 9.11 (A. E. Didham) 2, 2-2 EGYPTIAN ROSE 9 2 (L. Hare) 3. Also started—s-5 Waitoru 9.1, 4-4 Airline 8.7, 6-6 Craiglea 8.6, 7-7 Phalanx 8.2. 8-8 Fidelis 8.1, 9-9 Prince Ruenalf 7.13. Half a head; three lengths. Time, 1.41 2-5. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, £250. One mile and two furlongs and a-half—l-2 SALLY LUNN 8.4 (S. Green) 1, 11-11 BRIGHTFORM 7.8 (L. J. Clutterbuck) 2, 2- TISSUE 8.10 (A E. Didham) 3. Also started—7-5 Taxpayer 9.3, 6-6 Foxette 9.1, 3- Georgia 8.12, 4-3 Hotch Potch 8.1, 10-9 Confident 7.11, 9-10 Distress Signal 7.10, 5-7 Irish Ruler 7.8, 8-8 Patria 7.8, 13-12 Astaire. 12-13 Attorney 7.7. One length; two lengths. Time, 2.16 2-5.

TWO JOCKEYS INJURED (P.A.) NEW PLYMOUTH, March 1. Two jockeys -were injured, one severely, at the finish of the last race of the Taranaki Jockey Club’s meeting on Saturday when Martarawa (N. Vaughan) swerved near the post. A collision occurred with the favourite, First Girl (W. J. Broughton). Captain Gale (W. Reid), who was following, was also involved. Reid scrambled clear. Vaughan and Broughton were sent to hospital, the former with a bruised shoulder. He was discharged today. Broughton suffered a fractured left collarbone. The latter’s two wins on Saturday made him the premier horseman with 28 wins.