DUNEDIN SECOND DAY

Taranaki Daily News, 4 June 1929, Page 4

DUNEDIN SECOND DAY

LANCER WINS'OTAGO STEEPLES. THE PROVINCIAL TO MALMSEY. By Telegraph—Press Association. Dunedin, Last Night. The second day of the Dunedin Jockey Club’s winter meeting was held in fine weather. The course was in good order and the attendance was large. The totalisator handled J ' 5,418 for the day, as compared with £31,652 on the second day last year. The stewards met after the big race and suspended C. Eastwood for the remainder of the meeting for crossing the field on Malmsey on Saturday. The results arc:—

SILVERSTREAM HANDICAP. Of 175 sovs. Seven furlongs. 9—TOWN MAJOR, 7.9 (Woolford) . 1 2—RED SEA, 8.11 (L. Ellis) 2 15—LUCKY MAID, 7.8 (A. Eastwood) 3 Also started—7 Haze, 9.8; 6 Membo, 9.7; 1 Lucky Light, 8.10; 3 Night Effort, 8.0; 4 Filosol, 8.5; 8 Pound Note, 8.4; 10 Miss Marco, 8.0; 13 Night Maid, 7.9; 17 Felony, 7.6; 12 Little Queen, 7.10; 14 Gleencloth, 7.10; 11 On Watch, 7.9; 5 Pukemaori, 7.7; 18 Crossbow, 7.3; 16 All Smiles, 7.11|. Won by’a neck, with a head •between second and third. Time, Imin 31 1-5 sec. PR WINCIAL HANDICAP. Of 325 sovs. One mile and. a-quarter. 6—MALMSEY, 7.1 (C. Eastwood) . 1 2— KING BALBOA, 8.3 (L. Ellis) . 2 3— CIRCULATION, 7.5 (F. Ingram) 3 Also started —1 Royal Saxon, 9.0; 4 Money Mine, 8.2; 8 Countersign, 7.125; 5 Town Bank, 7.7; 9 Margaret Birney, 7.0; 7 Some Rose, 7.5 J, Won by two lengths; with a neck between second and third. Money Mine was fourth. Time, 2min lOsec.

OTAGO HURDLES HANDICAP. Of 375 sovs. Two miles. 1— LANCER, 10.11 (D. O’Connor) , 1 2— TROILUS, 11.1 (Tilson) 2 4—NINE OF SPADES, 10.2 (Salt) 3 Also started—3 Wharncliffe, 11.9; 6 Heisler, 9.0; 5 Brightling, 9.0. Won by a length, with five lengths between"second and third. Wharncliffe was fourth. Time, 3min 51 2-ssec. WAIRONGOA HANDICAP. Of 235 sovs. Six furlongs. 2—GREAT STAR, 9.0 (Emerson) .. 1 1— CATERPILLAR, 7.4 (L. ' Ellis) 2 10—TABOO, 8.10 (O’Connor) 3 Also started—3 Meadow Lark, 9.1; 4 Waving Corn, 8.5; 5 Tripaway, 8.0; 7 Arrowmir, 7.5; 9 First Raid, 7.0; 6 Coomassie, 7.0; 11 Royal Tractor, 7.0; 8 Battle Flag, 8.0. Won by a length, with nearly three lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 15 2-ssec. Meadow Lark was ■ fourth. WINGATUI STEEPLES. Of 340 sovs. About two miles and a-half 4— MAINSPRING. 9.10 (E. Shaw) .. 1 2— FABRIANO, 10.1 (O’Connor) ... 2 1— HANDY, 10.3 3 Also started—3 Nylotis, 11.8; 5 Greenstone, 10.1 (fell). Won by half a length, with ten lengths between second and third. Time, smin 34 2-sscc. JANEFIELD HANDICAP. Of 170 sovs. Six furlongs. • 2— RED BOA, 8.3 (L. Ellis) 1 6—GLENROWAN, 8.2 (Cooper) . 2 5— BEST > 8.2 (A. Eastwood) ' 3 Also started —1 Bulolo, 9.6; 12 Cupid’s Dart, 9.G; 3 Sweet Refrain, 9.5; 4 Impertinence, 8.12; 10 The Dove, 8.12; 7 Meitui, 8.8; 11 Dumblane, .8.6; 14 8.2; 8 Nanette, 8.2; 13 Wailiemo, 8.2; 18 Stringbow, 8.0; 17 Joybridge, 7.9; 16 Frasquita, 7.9; 9 Kate Kelly, 8.1$; 15 Ohai, 7.10. Won by half a length, with a length between second and third.- Time, Imin ISsec. FORBURY STEEPLECHASE. Of 210 sovs. About' 2| miles.. I—KAIKAHU, 10.13 (D. O’Connor) 1 4—RAGTAG, 9.7$ (Youngman) .... 2 6— WAIRIO, 9.4 (Mackie) 3 Also started —2 Terehu, 10.9 (fell); 3 Royal Land, 9.10; 5 Pantier, 9.35. Won by eight lengths, with ten ! lengths between second and third. Time, 4rain 51-2-ssec. INVERMAY HANDICAP. Of 200 sovs, One mile. 1— LATIN QUARTER, 8.8 (F. Mc4 Kay) i 7— MISS MERCIA, 7.7 (A. Messcrvey) t 2— NARRATIVE, 7.7 . 3 t Dead heat. Also started —3 Fairy Herald, 8.4; 4 Red Racer, 7.10; 10 Martis, 7.13; 6 Overdrawn, 7.8; 8 Ronaki, 7.7; 9 Carnot, 7.7; 5 Wayward, 7.7. Narrative was a head away from the dead-heaters. Time, Imin 43sec.

IDENTITY OF HORSE DOUBTED. “IMPERIAL THORPE” IMPOUNDED. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Christchurch, Last Night. The horse Imperial Thorpe was impounded by the stewards after the running of the Telegraph Handicap at the Canterbury Park Trotting Club’s meeting to-day. Before the arce the horse was delayed in the bird-cage and examined by the stewards, but was eventually allowed to start. It is understood that the stewards are doubtful about the identity of the horse, alleging that he does not in all respects correspond with the description of Imperial Thorpe on the registration form. . IDENTITY OF DEAD HORSES. Christchurch, June 3. A meeting of the New Zealand Trotting Board decided to, ask the West Australian Trotting Association what practice it adopted to ensure the identity of horses reported dead. This action followed the receipt of a letter advising the resignation of the horses Bingen Lad and Panto, which had been sent from New Zealand. Panto had died shortly after arrival. The board agreed that -when a race was called a cup race a cup must be presented to the winner, otherwise the race would be designated a ha.mliear».