LATE RESULTS.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20311, 22 May 1934, Page 10

LATE RESULTS.

Te Kuiti Second Day. KAWHIA STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. of 200 sovs. Two miles. 5-4—Valpeen, 0.12 (D. Burgess) 1 1- —Riotous, 11.7 (C. Thomson) .. 2 4- —Spalpiko, 9.5 (F. Foster) .... 3 2-3 Lucess 9.11, 7-7 Copey 9.7, 8-9 Wiltshire 9.6. 3-4 Speakeasy 9.5, 8-8 St Warrigal 9.3 and 6-6 Town Beauty 9.0 also started. MAIROA HANDICAP, of 125 sovs. Six furlongs. 3-3—British Columbia, 8.7 (S. Tremain) 1 2- —l’Allegro, 7.13 (R. Horne) t 8-B—Solomon, 7.0 (W. Pine) t 1-1 Greek Gold 8.8, 6-6 Lord Val 8.1, 5- Exaggeration 7.9, 7-7 Arch Ruler 7.5 and 4-4 Limes 7.5 also started. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. One mile. 3- —Bugle Call, 8.3 (M’Tavish) .... 1 6- —Royal Gallant. 8.1 (Keesing) . . 2 13- —First Lap, 8.0 (Ilorne) 3 9-9 Nightguard 9.9, 7-8 Allegretto 9.8, 12-14 Ornamental 9.2, 2-4 Conference 8.11, 5-8 Tin Lap 8.7, 4-2 Valueless 8.7, 1-1 Silk Sox 8.5, 15-15 Phiakuo 8.3 10-10 Sunny Downs 8.1, 8-7 • Timorous 8.0, 17-18 Crimestor 8.0. 16-16 Roxy 8.0, 14- Curlew S.O. 18-17 Safe Bank 8.0 and 11-11 Charsons 8.0 also started. The totalisator handled £13,430, compared with £14,169 for eight races last year. WASHDYKE REHANDICAPS. Red Flyer has been rehandicapped to 48yds behind in the Opihi Handicap and the Beaconsfield Handicap at the South Canterbury Jockey Club’s meeting.

THE ACE. When The Ace left Canterbury he made his home at Opotiki. His stud opportunities have been restricted there but he is to be removed for next season to the Waikato, where he should have a better chance. The Ace was imported to the Dominion by the late Sir George Clifford and while at Stonyhurst he sued Waterline, a good winner in New’ Zealand and Australia, also his sister, Fast Passage, winner of the New Zealand Cup and Auckland Cup, w’hile among his other smart progeny were Centrepiece, Straightcourse, Sharp Thorn, Bramble Torn, Winsome Hind and Impertinence.