WANGANUI RACES

Taranaki Daily News, 17 February 1933, Page 4

WANGANUI RACES

HIGH FALUTIN’S STAKES GREAT FINISH IN FLYING ARISUS’ NARROW VICTORY “ JUVENILE TO DIATOMOUS ? The autumn meeting of the Wanganui Jockey Club opened yesterday in splendid. weather before a fair attendance of the public. The track was fast and the racing excellent. The win and place system of betting was in vogue, but the investments fell from £6799 for the corresponding day /. last year to £5922. Following are the results:— WESTMERE HURDLES. Of £lOO. One mile four and a-quarter furlongs. 4- CALAMINE, Messrs. Startup Bros.’ b.m., aged, by Callaghan— Decima, 9.4 (L. Dtilieu) 1 * 1-1-RIOTOUS, 10.0 (R. C. Miles) .... 2 3- JAYSON, 10.13 (J. Mcßae) 3 Also started: 2-2 Easterly, 11.10; 5-5 Marjoram, 9.0. Won by a length and a-half, three lertgths between second and third. Time, 2m. 50 4-ss. Winner trained by M. Conway, Hawera. From a good start Marjoram and Riotous soon hit the front from Calamine, Jayson and Easterly, but passing the stands Riotous had taken command and was a length and a-half in front of . Marjoram, with a gap of three lengths to Jayson, Easterly and Calamine, The last-named was then rushed to the front and led into the back stretch from Riot- , ous, Marjoram, Jayson and Easterly. Riotous was again in charge passing the three furlongs, but Calamine was with him again at the straight entrance, two lengths in front of Marjoram and Jayson. The two leaders had a good setto in the run home, Calamine drawing out over the last 50 yards to win by a length and a-half. Jayson was a fair .third and Marjoram was fourth. JUVENILE HANDICAP. Of £75. Five furlongs. V ■ l-l-DIATOMOUS, M. Millar’s br.c., 2yrs, by Diacquenod—Spangle, 9.3 (E. A. Keesing) 1 2-3—WASTELAND, 8.6 (R. Reed) .... 2 5- ARENA, 8.9 (T. Cribb) 3 Also started: 3-2 Welcome Lu, 7.7; 6-6 Boon, 7.3; 7-7 Wharaurangi, 7.2; 4-5 Hard Forrard, 7.0. Won by half a head, two and a-half lengths between second and third. Time, /. Im. 1 4-ss. Winner trained by A. E. Neale, Bulls. The despatch was not a good one, Welcome Lu and Hard Forrard losing their chances as the tapes went up. Diatomous was the quickest to begin and was soon showing the way to Wasteland, Wharaurangi, Boon and Arena, and they raced out of the back stretch in that order. Wharaurangi then started to fall , ( ; back and Arena moved into third place. Diatomous was clear of Wasteland as they turned for home with Arena next, and half-way down the straight looked like winning comfortably, but then he commenced to tire and Wasteland, finishing strongly, just failed to reach, him by half a head. Arena was a good third and then came Welcome Lu, Boon, Hard Forrard and Wharaurangi. TAYFORTH HANDICAP. A sweepstake of £3 with £lOO added. Seven and a-quarter furlongs. 2— GREEN LINNET, J. Fryer’s blk.m., syrs, by Tonbridge—Lady Egletine, 8.4 (K. Voitre) 1 1— ROYAL BENGAL, 8.10 (P. Atkins) 2 4- GANPAT, 8.8 (J. Barry) 3 Also started: 3 Bayacre, 9.5. Won by half a length, a length between second and third. Time, Im. 31s. Winner trained by owner, Hawera. * Bayacre was the first to move but was immediately joined by Ganpat, and the pair soon opened a break of three or four lengths from Green Linnet and Royal Bengal. Passing the three furlongs Green Linnet moved up a little. ? Rounding, the turn for home Ganpat was just showing out in. front of Bayacre, with Green Linnet coming fast. She had the measure of the leaders at the distance but had to be ridden out to stall off Royal Bengal, who had come with a great run from the turn. Ganpat was a length away, just in front of Bayacre. EARLE STAKES. Of £2OO. One mile and a-quarter. 2- HIGH FALUTIN’, R. Grace’s b.g„ aged, by Grandcourt—Table Talk, 8.10 (B. H. Morris) 1 t-I—EMINENT, 7.13 (K. Voitre) 2 5- SHREWD, 7.2, car. 7.4 J (W. Broughton) 3 Also started: 3-3 Brambletorn, 8.9; 6-6 First Acre, 8.6; 4-4 Grand Jury, 7.11. Won by a head, a. neck between second and third. Time, 2m. 8 l-ss. Winner trained by F. Tilley,, FqrdelL From a fine walk-in start Shrewd, Eminent and First Acre were the first to show out, and passing the stands Shrewd was a length in front, of Eminent, with Grand Jury on the rails, First Acre on the outside and Brambletom and High Falutin’ in the rear. There was little change going into the back except that Brambletom improved his position slightly. First Acre commenced / to drop back after passing the half-mile. Shrewd was still in front with Eminent at the far bend, and this pair led into thk straight from Grand Jury on the rails , and High Falutin’ on the outside. Shrewd and Eminent had a- great tussle in the run home, and just when the latter had gained the upper hand High Falutin’ came with a fine, run on the outer and snatched victory on the post. Shrewd was a good third just in front * of Brambletorn. Grand Jury was two lengths away fifth, with First Acre a bad last VICTORY HACK HANDICAP. Of £BO. One mile and 110 yards. 5-3—MORRATH, R. E. Hatch’s ch.m., syrs, by Tea Tray—Black Ada, 7.2 (L. F. Faulkner) 1 4-3—DAVISTOCK, 8.0 (G. Duncan) . 2 2-2—ARIKITEA, 8.4 (V. Weston) .... 3 Also started: 1-1 Navaho, 9.2; 4-4 Beaconsfield, 8.0. Won by two lengths, four lengths between second and third. Time, Im. 49 2Winner trained by owner, Awapuni. There was some delay at the start, but lhey were eventually sent away to a good start and Navaho and Morrath led out of the straight from Davistock, Arikitea and Beaconsfield. Navaho was in front entering the back, but Morrath ran past him and led past the half-mile from Navaho, Davistock and Arikitea. Navaho dropped back coming round the far turn and Morrath led into the straight from Davistock and Arikitea, and had no trouble in holding her own to win by two lengths from Davistock, who stayed on better than Arikitea. Beaconsfield was a poor fourth and Navaho. whose rider had Jost an iron, pulled up at the top of the straight. FLYING HANDICAP. 'Of £125. Six furlongs. 4-6—ARISUS, L. G. Paul’s b.g., syrs. by Thespian—Pennon, 8.9 (R. Reed) 1 3- POMP. 7.13 (W. Broughton) .... 2 ASTON 7ft car 7 4 (H. Wifigins) 3

Also' started: 1-1 View Halloo, 9.1; 2-2 Royal Routine, 8.3; 6-5 Hunt the Slipper, 7.12; ”-7 Arvada, 7.0. Won by half a head, the same distance between second and third. Time, lip. 13 2-ss. Winner trained by owner, Wanganui. Pomp was actually the first to break the line, but Royal Routine and Aston soon ran past him, and this pair led Pomp, Hunt the Slipper and Arisus down the back, with View Halloo and Arvada in the rear. There was nothing between Aston, Pomp and Royal Routine at the straight entrance, with Arisus and Arvada coming fast on the outer and View Halloo making a move on the rails. The whole field spread out in the straight and flashed past the post almost in line with heads between them, Arisus . beating Pomp by half a head, with Aston a similar distance away, just in front of Royal Routine.' Arvada was right up nfth and View Halloo was next. PETRE HACK HANDICAP. A sweepstake of £3 with £BO added. Six furlongs.. 6-7—HAULBOWLINE, G. W. News’ blk.g., 4yrs, by Top Gallant— Ayrmagh, 7.12 (W. Broughton) ...... 1 2-2—CLANGOR, 8.5 (B. H. Morris) .. 2 4-3—PERCHIERA, 7.11 (P. Atkins) .. 3 Also started: 5-6 Gold Gleam, 8.8; 1-1 Nebulae, 7.8; 8-8 No. Humbug, 7.0; 9-9 Waiforte, 7.0; 3-5 Bonnie Vale, 7.0; 7-4 Dakar, 7.0. , Won by two and a-half, lengths, five lengths between second and third. Time, Im. 13 4-ss. Winner trained by owner, Awapuni. Haulbowline hopped out. smartly and was soon showing the way to Gold Gleam, Clangor and Dakar. After going three furlongs Clangor had displaced Gold Gleam in second place, and then followed Bonny Vale, Dakar and Perchiera. Hautbowline was two lengths clear of Clangor as . they turned for home, with Nebulae and Bonny Vale as their closest attendants. Punning on in good style, Haulbowlirie passed the post two lengths in front of Clangor, with Perchiera finishing on five length's fur T ther back. Nebulae was fourth and then came Bonny Vale, Gold Gleam and Dakar. ■ ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-MORROW. By Telegraph—Press Association. - Wanganui, Last Night. Wanganui acceptances for the second day are:—

FORDELL HUDDLES. Of £100. One mile and a-half and 55yds. Ten-acre 11 2 Invictus 9 6 Jjysoai 10 13 Day Lass 9 0 Riotous 10 5 Marjoram Calamine 10 2 9 0 SEDGEBROOKE JUVENILE HANDICAP: Of £75. Five furlongs. Might 9 0 Boon 7 (1 Wasteland 8 10 Shillong 7 0 Arena 8 10 Wiharaiurangi 7 0 Arise 7 19 Hard Forward Welcome Lu 7 1 7 0 BRUNSWICK HANDICAP. Of £100. Seven furlongs and a-quarter. Arisus 9 13 Royal Bengal 8 13 ' View Halloo 9 13 Green Linnet 8 12 ■ Pomp 9 3 Ganpat 8 "6 Bayacre 9 3 Arvada 8 2 WANGANUI HANDICAP. Of £150. One mile and a-quarter i High Faintin’ 9 4 Richfield 7 7'i Bramibletorn 8 6 Grand Jury 7 6 (Eminent 8 2 Shrewd 7 5 First Acre 8 1 Ganpat ■7 o , OKOIA HACK HANDICAP. Of £80. One mile and a distance. Navaho 8 12 Davistoek 8 o'" Clangor . 8 9 Beaconsfield Arikitea 8 1 ■ 7 9 ' CARNIVAL HANDICAP. Of £115. Five furlongs. Golden Wings 9 9 Royal Bengal 8 0 Arisus 9 6 Aston Y 11 Royal Routine 8 10 Arvada Midinette 8 6 7 4 MATARAWA HACK HANDICAP : i Of £80. Six furlongs. Migiit ,9 0 Lady Court 7 0 Haulbowline 8 9 No Humbug 7 0 Reschiera 7 12 Bonnie Vale .7 0 . Nebulae 7 7 (Dakar 7 0 !