TERI WINS AT PAHIATUA

Taranaki Daily News, 31 January 1930, Page 5

TERI WINS AT PAHIATUA

ELECTRIC TO MOA BIRD ROYAL OPERA’S HACK CUP. LACKHAM SPRINGS A SURPRISE. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Pahiatua, Last Night. For the second day of the Pahiatua Racing Club’s meeting the weather was showery and the going rather heavy. There was a good attendance. The totalisator handled £12,170, compared with £14,702 last year, the total for the meeting being £26,312 this year | against £29,136 last year. Results: — TRIAL PLATE. Of 100 sovs. Six furlongs and 55 yards. 2—GOOD ACRE, S. R. Hammond, 8.2 ■ (R. Reed) 1 1— MIRABILARY, F. W. Davis, 8.1 (T. Green) 2 6—SILVER FERN, D. Hands, 8.0 (T*Webster) 3 Also started—7 Adventus, 4 Right Bower, 7 Satinbird.. 5 Highland Mystery, 3 Myola, all 8.0. Won by-, a length and a half, the same distance between second and third. Myola was fourth. Time, Imin. 23sec. PONGAROA HIGH-WEIGHT. Of 130 sovs. Seven furlongs. . I—SECOND THOUGHT. H. J. Stan-’ bridge, 9-13 (A. Hobson) 1 S—MOEPAI,5 —MOEPAI, Mrs. .A. Gilmore, 9.10 . (G. Ridgway) . 2 .7—CAPTAIN GAZELEY, J. S. Me*: * Henna, 9.0 (M. Nichol) 3 Also started—2 Royal Lineage, 10.11; 4 Warzone, 9.8; 3 Werata, 9.4; 6 Cook, 9.0. Won by a head, third horse two lengths away. Werata was fourth. .Time, Imin. 34scc. RODNEY HACK CUP. Of 145 sovs'. One mile arid 110 yards. 9— ROYAL OPERA, C. Smith, carried 7.61 (M. Gilmore) 1 2— GRECIAN, C. Elgar, 8.8 (B. H. Morris) ’• ............ ...... 2 S—GENERAL GAS, E. McLauchlan, 7.41 (H. Wiggins) 3 Also started—3 Tourist, 9.0; 4 Grattus, 8.13; 2 Kilorell, 7.12; 8 Llyn Dhu, 7.12; 12 Disrank. 7.8; 11 Aurora Borealis, 7.11; 13 Birkbeck, 7-5; 14 Air Force, 7.5; G Patearoa, 7.1; 7 Daylass, 7.1; 10 Mothplane, 7.1; 15 Fallow, 7.0. From a splendid start an excellent race resulted. Royal Opera beating Grecian by a neck. General Gas was four lengths away and Disrank fourth. Time, Imin. 54 4-ssec. • MANG AH AO HANDICAP. Of 190 sovs. One mile and a distance. 1— TERI. H. T. Hume, 8.9 (Ridgewav) 1 S—QUEEN’S CHOICE, C. Haldane, 7.S (Gilmore) 2 ■i —CERF, A. Goodman, 7.2 (Burgess) 3 Also started—2 Royal Game, 7.7; 6 Joy Bird, 7.1; , 3 Mountain Heath, 7.0; 7 Gold Bag, 7.0. Won by three-quarters of a length, Queen's Choice beating Cerf by half a length. Royal Game was fourth. Time, 2min. 4see. TARARUA HACK HANDICAP. Of 100 sovs. Five furlongs.. 10— LACKHAM. W. T. Bailey, 8.0 (A. G. Murray) 1 B—SILVER FERN, D. Hands, 7-7 (F. Colgate) 2 2— 4BBEY QUEEN, J. J. and S. R. Cribb, 9.0 (R. Reed) 3 Also started —3 Joy Germ, 8.13; 5 Tea Taster, 8.12; 2 Golden Shadow, 8.9; 7 The Dove, 8.0; 9 Kahu Ariki, 7.11; 6 Black Acre, 7.7; 4 Acrcline, 7.7. Won by a neck, a head between second and third. Golden Shadow was fourth. Time, Imin. 7sec.

TANE HACK HANDICAP. Of 110 sovs. Seven furlongs. 1— ST; MELBA. P. Burgess, 8.5 (Ridge wav) 1 2— SPEARFORM, E. O. C. Boyd, carried 7.54 (Covenevj 2 3— WATERSPEAR, C. A. Cameron, 8.5 (S. Wilson) 3 Also started—4 Rioghail, 7.0. Won by a neck, the third horse half a length away. Time, Imin. 35 3-seec. .ELECTRIC HANDICAP. Of 130 sovs. Six furlongs and 55 yards. 1— MOA BIRD, Greene and McDonald, 8.3 (Coveney) .1 4— BLIMP. C. T. Keeler, 8.11 (W. Broughton) 2 2— BONOGNE. Kneebone Bros., 8.10 (R. Reed) ..i 3 Also started —6 Banket, 8.3; 5 Borsalene, 7.8: 3 Veronese, 7.7. Won by two lengths, three lengths between second and third. Time, Imin. 22sec. FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP. Of 110 sovs. Seven furlongs. I—DAINTY WAYS, P. R. Lee, 8.3 (C. Burgess) '.. 1 3— BATTLE TORQUE, W. H. Gaisford, 7.11 (T. 'Webster) 2 G-THE DOVE, F. L. Turley, 8.2. J (R. Grange) 3 Also started —2 Golden Shadow. 8.7; 4 Tunbridge, 7.7; 7 Painting, 7.8; 5 Domestic Trouble, 7.7. Won by two lengths, two lengths and a half between second and third. Painting was fourth. Time, Imin. 35 sec.

TARANAKI J.C. MEETING. ACCEPTANCES CLOSE TO NIGHT. The committee of the Taranaki Jockey Club is making arrangements to ensure the success of its autumn meeting, which opens on Thursday next and concludes on Saturday. The track is in excellent racing order. Arrangements are being made to cater for the needs of visiting trainers and their charges, of which it is expected there will be a larger number than usual at this meeting. With the starting and judging in expert hands owners and trainers need have no hesitation in accepting, particularly as splendid stake money is attached. to each event. Secretary C. B. Webster will no doubt have a busy time between now and 9 p.m. to-night, the time set for the closing of acceptances. . ■ •; 11 T :.'i