RACING AT MASTERTON
GRAND JURY WING GOLD CUP IMPERIAL FAME’S FLYING SIX. BALLOON LIFTS HIGH-WEIGHT. By Telegraph.—Press Association. ■ Mastertoll, Last Night. Fine but cold weather prevailed for the opening day of the Masterton race • There was a fair attendance, The track good. The. totalisator handled £4403 lOs, as against £6OOO on day last year. Results are: NOVICE STAKES. Of £6O. Five furlongs. S—GAY SONG, 8.5 (Shand) 2 f 3—THORNPROOF, 8.5 (Voitre) .... LcSnGOR, 8.5 (B. H. Morns) .... 3 Also started: 7 Araio 6 11 JJ™ Belle, 11 Purse, 8 *ed T°P> 13 lict, 9 Takakua, 6 ilin^ hatt e r ton, 5 Chaste, 2 Jraymela, 4Chat Bailing and Poppett (bmcketea the winner), all 8.5. b Won by a head, half tween second and tnir gsec. . LAWN HANDICAP. Of £7O. One mile. 3— CAPETOWN, 7-6 (Shand) 2—LYRICAL, 8.6 (Morns) •••••■" 3 1— JOIE DE VAL, 9.0 (A. E. Ellie) Also started:. 4 Kalmuk, 7.9. Won by two and a half len o t , neck between second and thud. high-weight handicap. Of £BO. One mile. 2— BALLOON, 9.11 (Bowden) < £ I— FULL MARK, 10.2 -- 3 BLACKMINT, 9.5 (Nicholls) .... " Also started: 3 Easterly, 9.2; 5 Miss E Won g by length, two lengths between second and third. i masterton cup. Of £225. One mile and a quarter. . sJSjSd JURY. 5.9 (Morra) 1 ll— SHREWD, 7.7 (Atkins.) 1— EASTER TIME, 7-8 : Also started: 4 Arikira, 9-9; 1 Gib0 ©trem, TA “ d statuary, 7.0 ( br “* - etS- 9 Eminent, 7.0; 7 Fo'ghorn 7.0; 2 by haH a JeX length ’between second and third. Time, 2mm. 7 1-0 fiS Grand Jury scored a decisive victory. He was seventh when the straight was Reached, and when the leaders (Easter Time, Shrewd, Pewa and Rational 11.) were fighting out the finish he flashed through on the outside to win by half a neck from Shrewd. grandstand HANDICAP. Of £7O. Seven' furlongs. 2— GOLD SAND, 8.12 (Morris) 1 I—FLOWER, 8.9 (Ellis) > - 3_GRAN CHACO, 8.6 (Voitre) .... •> 'Also started: 5 Manuiri, 8.7; 4 Kotak! Eka, 8.2; 8 Midnight Echo, 80; 7 Trader Horn, 8.0; 6 Park Acre, 8.0. Won by three-quarters, of a half a length between second and third. Time, Imin. 28 4-ssec. FLYING HANDICAP. Of £9O. Six furlongs. 3— IMPERIAL FAME, 7-8 (Atkins) 1 I—ORAPAI, 8.0 (Wiggins) - S—ATHOLSPEAR, 7.3 (O’Neil) ... 3 Also started: 2 Historic, 9.2; 4 Moa Bird, 7.13. r ' Won bv two lengths, four lengths between second and third. Time, Imin. 13 2-56ec. LANSDOWNE HANDICAP. Of £65. Six furlongs. I— ALPINIST, 8.6 (Voitre) 1 4— LADY RONALD, 7-4 (McDowell) 2 3— ORBY’S CHOICE, 8.1 (Jones) ... 3 Also started: 2 Tavora, 7.7; 5 False Scent, 7.4; 6 Populace, 7.4; 9 Blue Heaven, 7.0; 7 Araios, 7.0; 10 Thermoby half a length, two lengths and a half between second and third. Time, Imin. 14 2-ssec. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Masterton, Last Night. Masterton acceptances for to-motrow
are: 1 — .TRIAL PLATE. Of ,£60. Six furlongs. Araios 8 5 Thornproof 8 5 Rene Belle 8 5 Midnight Echo 8 5 Purse S 5 Park Acre 8 5 Red Top 8 5 Sailing 2 5 Clangor 8 5 Chatterton 8 5 Acrelict 8 5 Traymela 8 5 ■ WAIPIPI HANDICAP. Of £70. Seven furlongs. Gold Sand 9 8 Gran Chaco 8 4 Alpinist 9 8 Tavora 8 1 Slower 8 11 Kotahi Eka 7 13 Orby’s Choice 8 10 Trader Horn 7 11 SECOND HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP. Of £75. One mile. Rational H. 11 4 Manuiri 9 3 Tull Mark 10 8 Miss Hastings 9 0 Courageous 10 2 Midnight Echo 9 0 Black Mint 9 5 OPAKI HANDICAP. Of £100. One mile. 9 3 Eminent 7 0 Shrewd 7 12 foghorn 7 0 Joie de Vai 7 9 1’ewa 7 0 Rational II. 7 9 Statuary 7 0 Atholspear 7 3 MINI MINI HANDICAP. Of £70. One mile. Joie de Vai 9 3 Capetown 8 1 lyrical 8 8 Kalmuk 7 J MACAPvA HANDICAP. Of £90. Six furlongs. Historic 9 0 Moa Bird 7 1’2 . Imperial Fame 8 4 Eminent 7 4 Or&pai 8 4 FAREWELL HANDICAP. Of £70. Five and a-half furlongs. Alpinist 9 0 Populace 1 2 Gold Sand 8 13 Araios 7 0 Lady Ronald 7 10 Acrelict 7 0 Kinross 7 9 Sailing 7 0 Tavora i D Thermopylae 7 0 J’alse Scent 7 3
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Taranaki Daily News, 16 April 1932, Page 4
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