FEILDING J. C. MEETING

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXI, Issue 16604, 27 April 1916, Page 6

FEILDING J. C. MEETING

CONCLUDING DAY

REWI POTO WINS THE EASTER

(By Our Special Reporter.)

The weather was fine for the concluding day of the fixture, but light rain fell before the Easter Handicap, although it .did not. develop into a downpour. The attendance was again good -.and the totalisator handled £26,819 forr the day compared with £26,290 on the second day last year. The total for the meeting was £53,667, last year's turnover being £55,932. Owing to a mistake, the dividends being calculated wrongly, the totalisator lost nearly £1000 over the Rewa Hack- Handicap, before the error was rectified. As Mr. Skipwith had to" attend the Avondale fixture, Mr. Angus Keith acted 'a-5 starter. Proceedings, were enlivened by the Feilding Brass Band, while the Ponsonby Boy Scouts' Drum and Fife Band played several selections. Detailed results were as follows:-— ■.-......

Awahuri' Hack Welter (7 furlongs). —1 Antwerp, Waikaranga-Grassmere (0. McCarten). 7.13 (inc. 31b 0.w.) 1; 6 New York (B. H. Morris) 8.10, 2: 7 Detroit (G. Young), 7.7, 3. Also started—2r Ladify (C. Carmont), 11 Waipunoa (W. Young), 5 Amity (W. Bow.den), 9 Sir Fisher (K. Lambess), 10 Captain Mi.ro (L. Nodder)., 4-Kukri (H. Young'K .12 Bell Paul (R. E. Brown), S.Ticino (W. Price), 3 Namur (J. Kelly), 14 Hastie (G. Thorner), 13 Silenus (S. Wade). New York was first to show out and soon had a break of three lengths on the field. Antwerp moved up at the back and led New York and Detroit round the turn for home, and the - favourite went on to win by,lf lengths? Detroit a length away, Ticin,o next and Ladify, who put in-a lr.te run, fifth. Time :' 1.29 2-5. Denbigh Stakes (six furlongs).— l Astor, Coronet-Clounett (C. Price), 9.2, 1; 5 Master Achilles (B. H, xuorns), 7,0, 2; 4 Coropett (H. Young), 7.4 3. Also started: 3 Interlude (W Young), 2 Tirana'.'(O. McCarten),, 6 R- in^.J/.npir';(S: Wade). From a good start Ring Lupin showed out, with Interlude next. Astor dame with a good nrr fitth^ entrance to the straight and won nicely: by a good length, Master Achilles finishing fast a neck m front, of Coropett. Ring Lurrin wr.s fourth. Interlude ..fifth and Tirana last. Time: 1.1<4 4-5 sees.

•Kimbolton Hurdles. (If miles) —5 Naupata. Mahaki-Lora/'ei' (H. Mcßwecney) 11.9, 1; 1 Glenorchy (E. Copestake), 9.7. 2: 2 Queen's Post (R Edwards). 9.10. 3. .Also..starts : 3 Harbour Lidit H.. Graham)," <> Morton <M. Johnson), 6 Parawanui CMcSeveney) 7 Aruake (J. O'Connell), 4 Master Strowan (A; McDonald), 8 Captain Maekv (K. -Lambess). Aniake vent to the front, followed by Queen's Post, Marten ■ flatting, left. Harbour Light fell at the back. Queen's Post led Aruake past the stand, Parewanui and Master Strowan next. Going down the back straight a second time Naupata headed the field, led into the straight and lasted long enough to beat Glenorchy/who was flying at the finish, by a head,. Queen's Post half a length away, third. Aruake, Parewanui and Captain Macky followed in that order. Time; 3.18 l-ssecs. McSweeney was asked to account for the reversal of form;-shown by Naupata in this race. After an examination into the investments "offNaupata's■connections on each day, everything was considered satisfactory. : •■ '■'';

Oroua Hack Hurd'es (1J miles).—3 Lord Nelson, vSignalman-Horatio (R Edwards), 9.6, 1; Scrutineer (H. McSweeney), 11.7, 2; 4 Golden March (A. McDonald). 9.0, 13. Also started- 2 Florist (J. McLean), 6 Simple Sam (J. Johnston), 5 Rosebhish (J. O'Connell), 9 The Great Mogul (G. Doherty), 7 Royal Simon (H. Wobb). 8 Waimahaki (.7. Tihley). Simple Sam led nast thpst.ind the first time, with Waimahaki, Scrntinpor and Golden Marco next. Scrutineer wei»t to the front going down the back, but at the turn tor hom-e I^ord Nelson tackled th<? Porirua represontative and won easily by two lengths. Golden March three lengths away. Flon'st fell at the hurdle opposite the outer stand, but Mc-L-"»n. rnjury. Tirno • 2J(\ l_o Eas-t^r H.indican (P miles) —9 -Rewi Pnto. Map-'anoto-The "Rovnp (C Pn>p) 9.6. 1: 7 Orleans CR. "BJ Pv O wn). 8 Iff 9- 4. M^-tp- T, lir .in '(W Ynun«?).-8.9. AUn f+or+^ - 1 v q mis , rp T)on1 ?L. Nodrhr) RIO 6 Sir Solo CH. Young) 8.4. 3 Lady L«ui<4-» (C. Cnrmont) 7.12 ?» ,Wnn.t fB H. M O rris> 7 8, R Tneum C"R 6 13. 9 "PTron CG. Thorner) 6.9. an excellent =tart Jn^nru was first i^ become r^rommeifE' arid led ron._ W a n+ *«nd OrlpaT>^ out of tbe f<s+rfii"-ht. Oi-lea-n^ * f nJ Snuar*» De"l moved iid to tho bacV. A? the field swept round thio bend, Poto catne tbroueb -^"'^FtaPinor off a strong chnl'onffe by Want, jrnt home by a lemzth. Mast*" T/UT>in ,whn rnmo fr^^x a long wav bacH wns t>iirfj aii^ Want was foWh.. Timp: 3 7 3-5 "Rewiii TTa«fc C6> fur^^n£rp^,- T -Moutoa Queen,' t Charlema,gne n.-Stres.sa*.^(C!.

Price), 8.9, lj 2 Tango (W. Young), 8.10, 2; 6 Royal Chef (R. E. Brown), 7.12, 3. Also started: 4 Corbpett (E. Manson), 5 Veto (O. McCarien), 1 Bairnsdale (C. Carinont), 8 Goldbearing (L. Nodder), 9 Mahzoltov (C. Monk), 10 Glorify (H. Young), 15 Durane (W. Price), 7 Namnr (G. Thorner), 16 Sir Wallace (L. M. Mansvi), 14 Tiora (G. Jenkins), 11 Ih»pu.ia (S. Wada), 13 War Maid (B. H. Morris), 12 Coral King (G. Young), 17 Mio.k (R. Olive). Tango shot to the i-ont from a good start but Royal Chef Juvided her and led to the turn for Jioiii'i. Here Moutoa Queen put in a great run and Trent on to win by a length from Tango who came agsain gamely but too late. Royal Chef was close up followed by TTora, Coropett and Sir Wallace. Time: 1.15. Namur fell at the lxmd coming out of the back strech and Thorner had leg broken and was taken to the hospital. Maiden Stakes (5-i furlongs).—7 Camp Kettle, Campfirs-Kateband H. Young), 9.0, 1; 4 Pergola (L. Nodder) 9.0, 2; s.Battle Tide (W. Young), 9.0, 3. Also started : 3 Silver'Webh (R. E. Brown), 2 Merry Andrew (E. Manson) and Birkenetta (C. Garmont), coupled on the machine, 12 Marziale (J. Kellv) 10 Erma (0. McCarten), 6 Coronita CW. Price"), 1 Hanpai (C. Price), 9 Neatiransgi (R. Edwards), 8 Montalvo CN. Hunt), 11 Hazelnut (H.-Batten). Merry Andrew and Bivkenett went at once to the front, but at the turn for home Pargola and Battle Tide came witsh a rattle. Here Camp Kettle who was 'neglected on the mnehine, put in an electrifying run and won by ■ a Ws+.h, "PergoLi, a length in' front of Battle Tide. Merry Andrew, Haupai and Montalvo followed them home Time: 1.9.

_ Makirio Welter (7 furlongs).—6 Martial Air. Achllles-Marseiilase (C. Carmont), 7.7, 1; 3 Lady Louisa' (E. Manson), 9.9, 2; 1 Princess Moutoa (C. Price), a.i3,i}3... Also started : 7 George (H. Young);/--4 Crawford (L. Nodder), 14 ; Mn ? stmv Laddo (S. Wade), 3 iietes CO. McCartenX, 11 Lady Anai : (W. Price), 10:,iP,atronale. (R. E. Brown), 13 Wildtji^in^K. Lambess), 3 Hushabv^e CBoAvdeu)'. 5 Miralma CR. Hunt), 2 Paraoa (W.,Young), 9 Combustion ''B. H, MflFws).. 1.2 Mystified (C. McSsveney)^^)-. Keith had a good deal of troub 7e with the large field and eventually let/them off to a very ragged start, pni-aoa-jand George bemg two of those:'left. ' Martial Air. who was on the rails igot the best of the start and was never seriously troubled, getting home by half a length from the fastfinishinpr(Lady Louisa, Princess Moutoa, who got a bad passage, a length awa1?! third and Zetes fourth. Time': 1.30 sees. ,