STEEPLES TO GRABALL
OPENING DAY AT DUNEDIN ■’ « - — AMY JOHNSON SIXTH FAVOURITE. SEA FOX WINS SEVEN FURLONGS. By Telegraph—Press Association. Dunedin, Last Night. The winter meeting of the Dunedin Jockey Club opened in bright sunshine, without wind, and before a good attendance. The course had recovered well from rain in the middle of the week and provided good winter going. . Red Dance fell and broke a leg in the Brighton Handicap, and had to be destroyed. The totalisator handled £11,779, compared with £12,026 for the corresponding day last year. Results are:— TAHUNA STEEPLES. £120; two miles and a-quarter. 3-4—REMINDER, 9.0 (Richards) ... 1 1-I—RED LANCE, 10.2 (Walter) .... 2 6-S—PRINCE TRACTOR, 9.0 (Anderton) ... 3 Also started: Tunamoe, 9.12; Parasang, 9.9; High Speed (fell), Velvet (fell), King Vidor (fell), 9.0. Thirty lengths; four lengths. Time, sm. 24 4-ss. TRIAL HANDICAP. £100; seven furlongs. 5- HIGH GLEE, 8.6- (Didham) ..... 1 6- -McHEATH, 8.12 (Jenkins) 2 1-I—LAND RAID, 8.6 (L. J. Ellis) .. 3 Also started: Mount Vai, 9.0; Frenchie, 8.12; Auster, Coatette, 8.12; Pompeii, Corban, Great Empire, 8.7; Charming Lady, Obligement, Palerina, Queen Dorothy, Rebel Lad, Wyn, 8.6; Grey Boy, 8.3. Six lengths; one length. Time, Im. 325. BRIGHTON HANDICAP. ' ' Of £llO. One mile. 1-I—MILFORD, 8.9 (Jenkins) 1 5- DARING DEED, 8D (Dooley) .. 2 6- VOCAL, 7.12 (Humphries) 3 Also started: Red Dance, 8.10; Mayam, 8.7; Poniard, 8.4; Latitude, Quebec, 7.11; Royal Pal, Water Polo, \ Colonel Crawford, 7.7. Length each way. Time, Im. 44 4*ss. , OTAGO STEEPLES. £200; About two miles and a-half. 1— GRABALL, 9.10 (Peart) 1 2— FRENCH FLEET, 9.2 (Dempster) 2 2— CALHAM, 9.0 (Salt) * 3 Second and third horses coupled. Also started: Umtali, 10.13; Gold Knight, 9.0. Two lengths; twelve lengths. Time, sm. 54s PROVINCIAL HANDICAP. £200; one mile and a-quarter. 6-6— AMY JOHNSON, 7.0 (Wilson) 1 5-S—ROYAL GALLANT, 7.5 (Messervy) 1 2 1- NIGHTFORM, 7.13 (L. J. Ellis) 3 Also started: Fracas, 9.0; Venite, 8.9; Tdreador, 8.1; Double Shot, 7.13. Length; four. Time, 2m. 13s. JUNE HURDLES. £150; one mile and a-half. 5-S—SUNWARD, 9.0 (Kitto), ......... 1 3- BLACK DUKE, 10.13 2 2- LYCIDAS, 10.2 3 Also started: Palmary, 10.12; Mount Boa, 9.13. Length; two. Time, 2m. 56 4-ss. WINTER HANDICAP. / ■ £150; seven furlongs. . 1-I—SEA FOX, 8.8 (Messervy> 1 2-3—KEMAL PASHA, 8.9 (A. E. Ellis) 2 5-6—GUARANTEE, 9.0 (L. J. Ellis) 3 Also started: Great Shot, 8.7; Master Anomaly, 8.0; Sailing Home, 7.13; Assemble, 7.11; Royal Sceptre, 7.9; Giggleswick, Knock Out, Quite Soon, 7.7. Heads. Time, Im. 32 2-ss. ST. CLAIR HANDICAP. '. i £110; seven furlongs. •, " ■... ■ 6-7—SILK ARROW, 8.11 (Barclay) .. 1 ■ 9-9— JUNE THE THIRD, 7.8 (Wilson) 2 ■ 13—14—IMPALA, 7.7 (Phillips) 3 ! Also started: Unseen, 9.2; Blazon, 8.13; ■ Grand Review, 8.9; Final Bell, 8.6; Money- ’ gran, 8.3; Half Note, 8.2; Gold Fox, 8.1; 1 Amelita, 7.10; Braw Lad, 7.9; Merry Del ! Vai, Mary Pratt, 7.8. Length; half. Time, Im. 37 l-ss. f, b SECOND DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. : ..Dunedin, Last Night, i Dunedin Jockey Club acceptances for I the second day are:—
REGAL STAR A WINNER. SYDNEY ASCOT RACING. . By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. Rec. 7 p.m. . Sydney, June 2. At' the Ascot races the Flying Handicap resulted: Regal Star 7.12 (O’Sullivan) 1, Prince Pombal 8.12 (Maxwell) 2, Golden Gate 9.0 (Marsden) 3. Eleven started. Won by three-quarters of a length, with a length between second and third. Time, Im. 2045. for six and a-half furlongs, which is a race record. After Money was unplaced in the Ascot Handicap, which was won by Headgale.
ROSLYN STEEPLECHASE. Of £120. About two miles. Red Lance 10 12 High Speed 9 0 Reminder 10 0 Velvet King 9 0 Prince Tractor 9 2 Vidor 9 0 \ NOVICE HANDICAP. Of £100. Seven furlongs. MoHeath Auster 9 0 8 7 Queen Dorothy Rebel Lad 8 8 3 3 Coatette Land Raid Pompeii Surge S 7 8 6 8 4 S 4 Madam Pompadour Te Ahurangl Grey Boy 8 8 8 3 3 0 SILVERSTREAM HANDICAP. Of £110. Seven furlongs. Arrow Rose 8 18 Linguist 7 18 Unseen 8 13 June the Third 11 Blazon 8 11 Ameli'ta 7 9 Final Bell 8 3 Impala 7 9 Brown Pearl 8 1 1 Branv Lad 7 7 Moneygran 8 0 Merry Del Vai 7 7 Half Note • 8 0 Song Boy 7 7 Foreign Star 8 0 Mount Vai 7 7 WINGATUI STEEPLECHASE. Of £175. About two and a-quarter miles. Graball French Fleet 10 8 9 5 Gallium Diamond Jack 9 9 0 0 Gold Knight 9 0 BIRTHDAY HANDICAP. Of £200. One and a-quarter miles Fracas Great Shot Toreador Night form 9 0 ■ 8 3 8 1 8 0 Royal Gallant Sailing Home Totolomai Giggleswick 7 7 7 7 9 7 4 0 Amy Johnson 7 13 OTAGO HURDLE HANDICAP. 02 £175. One mile and three-quarters. Black Duke 11 4 Sunward 9 11 Jolly Beggar Palmary Fleeting Glance 11 1 10 13 Ifl 3 Mount Boa Umtali . Hystride Footwork. 9 fl 9 9 9 5 0 0 Lycldas 10 0 ' MEMBERS’ handicap. Of £150. Seven furlongs. Kemal Pasha 8 13 ' 8 10 Royal Sceptre Knock Out 7 8 7 Double Shot Tlula Belle . 8 1 8 1 Quite Soon Meadow Lark 7 7 7 Trivet Master 8 1 Anomaly 7 13 SOUTHERN HANDICAP. Of £150. One and a-quarter miles. .Milford - Unseen Grand Review Mayam Daring Deed 9 3 8 11 8 7 8 4 8 3 Vocal Latitude Quebec Royal Pal Water Polo 7 13 9 9 7 7 Poniard 8 2 Grey Boy 7
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Taranaki Daily News, 3 June 1935, Page 9
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