FEILDING J.C. EASTER MEETING.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16949, 10 April 1917, Page 6

FEILDING J.C. EASTER MEETING.

JMULTICIPAL WINS FEILDING CUP. (By Our Special Reporter.) Beautiful weatner, a large attendance, big fields, and close and interesting racing contributed m making tne Feilding j.C. Easter niaetmg an unqualified success. The course was rattier, on the hard side, the ground being in need of rain to take tne stuig ova Of it. The recent improvements erfectcd by the Club were greatly appreciated by tne public. The,new totalisator house, in particular, was a great improvement upon the old order of things, and it worked smoothly and efficiently throughout the day. Hupana led rrom start to finish in tne opening event, an example that was followed by Sweet Tipperary in the IMang.aone Stakes, the King's Guest mare running ILe distance in the smart time of 1.13 4-5. The Cup provided a stirring finisii between Analogue and Multicipal, the latter -winning by a neck. Th,e hurdle events were productive of good contests, and the racing all through was : lull of interest. The management of the meeting left nothing to be desired. It-was decidedly a. day of big dividends for winning horses. A noteworthy feature .of the management was the prompt closing down of the totalisator. Speculation was very brisk throughout, the sum of £31,235 being machined as against £26,848 on the first day of last year, an increase of £4,387. Results:— WAIATA STAK.ES r of 130 soys., weight Bst., 5| furlongs. 4 Mr. E Short's eh. m. HUPANA, by Advunce-Tahua, 3 yrs. , (VV. Young) 1 1 Mr. VV. Duncan's eh. g. ENDURE, (H. Young) ... ... 1 3 Mr. E. W. Ruddick's br. g. POLYNESIAN (L. Nodder) 3 Also started...l 3 Tipperary Lass (W. Raynor), 2 War Maid (E. Price), /> May Morn CD. Anderson), 13 Hclyhead (Mcßre.arty\ 9 Signorella (McMullan), 7 Flying Spur (P. JbLealey), 12 Qiunn's .Post (L. Manson). 11 Tirariga Brown), 8 Ballygowan (F. Fowler), 10 "White Ranger (0., McCarten), 6 Westella (T. George), ilnpana got the best of the start, and led War Maid and Westeila to tlie straight. Stalling otf a, late run by Endure, Hupana won/by a neck, Polynesian a head away and War Maid fourth. Time. 1.8 3-5. MANGAONE STAKES, of 300 soys.; six furlongs. 5 Messrs. Dwan Bros.' blk. m. ■■'■ /SWEET TIPPERARY, 3 yrs., by King's Guest-Golden Ball ■ 8.8 (W. Young) ... ... .J 1 2 Mr. F. S. Easton's br m. MOUTOA QUEEN, 9.0 (0. Price) ... 2 Mr. M. Franklin's eh. m. VETO, , 8.0 (R. E. Brown) 3 I Also started—l Interlude 8.3 (H. ' Young), 6 Ohiwai 8.1 (L. Nodder), 4 Veto 8.0 (R. E. Brown), 3 Revocation 7.10 (O. McCarten-), 8 Need 6.12 (Mc- ■\ Brearty), 7 Madame Ristori 6.12 (L. Manson). Sweet Tipperary -at onoe shot out in front, and stalling off.a strong challenge from * Moutoa Qus.en won easily by a clear length. Veto was half a length away third, Madame Ris- ; tori and Interlude next. Time, 1.13 i- 4-5.. .. . • ■'■■■. • FEILDING CUP, of 500 soys: H miles ft Mr. A..- McDonald's b.g. MUi/TlOIPAL, 6 yrs., by Multifid, 7.9 (H. Young) ... ...... ... ... 1 < 1 Mr. J. E. Palmer's b.h. ANALOGUE, 8.3 (<J. Price) ... ... ... 2 5 Mr. F. S. Easton's b.g. MASTER ; MOUTOA, 6.12 (Mcßrearty) ... 3 i Also started—4 Pacific Slope (Mc--1 Garten), 7 Ladify (W. Raynor), (3 Bronk Delaval (L. iYlanson), 2 SirWallace (.Anderson), 8 Want (L. iMo■pus), and 7 Iceberg (Bagby). Want led Analogue and Iceoerg^over the first ■ stages of. the journey. Passing the stand the order was Analogue, Want Iceberg, Master Moutoa, and Pacific Slope. Analogue led into the straight '•-just in front of 'Master Moutoa and Want at the distance. xMuiticipal came with a rush and beat Analogue a long neck, Master 'Moutoa half a length away, Want and Pacific Slops nest. i Time, 2.36. j KAWA KAWA HURDLES, of 200 soys i two miles. ■ ' 5 Mr. J. Hurley's br. g. SIR FISHER, 6 yrs., by Maniapoto-Dear Dolly, 9.0 (H.xLorrigan) 1 6 Mr. F. Moore's TD.g. HECORD. 11.2 (E. Copestake) a V 4 Mr. G. Lupton's blk. g. CAMP■r GUARD, 9.3 (A. McDonald). ... 3 Also started...3 Harbour Light (j Deerey), 1 Kurapai (McSweeney) 2 Arlington 10.8 (L. Traill), 7 Ruatangata 9.0 (S, Reid). Camp Guard and .Arlington led past the stand and over I the first circuit. Passing the stand i again, Arlington led Camp Guard, Re- ' cord, Kurapai, Sir Fisher, and Harbour Light, Ruatangata and Kinapai coming to gnef. Sir Fisher drew out in the straight, and won easily by two lengths from Record, Camp Guard a length away, Harbour Light and Arlington next. Time, 2.55 1-5. TAONUI HACK HURDLES, of 150 sovs.j 1-i- miles. * . . 5 Mr. E. Shores blk. m. MAHZOL- ' TOY, 5, yrs., by Fonnatwe-Awa-pum, 9.7 (L. .Iraill) ... 1 .1 Mr. A. M. Wright's b.g. FOEMAN, 9.7 (McSweeney) 2 3 Mr. F. Jensen's b.g. OTTER 10.5 (S. Reid) :.. ... "... .„. a Also started—7 Biackall (Poulgrain) .2 Portland Lady (Deerey) 6 Greyl guard (Copestake), 4 Zetes' (Mills) 11 VVirokino (Pickett), 12 Mavina 9.0 ,(Feeding), 9 Pawerewere 9.0 (McMillan). Foeman led past the stand from Otter and Pawere^ere, the latter falling. Mahzoltov assumed the lead six furlongs from home, and won easily ay two lengths from Foeman, Otter ti length away, Portland Lady, Greyguard, and Glouria next. Time, 2.-14 * *-5, ONEPUHI HACK WELTER, of 150 soys; 1 mile, 54 yards. 2 Mr. H. W. Johnston's b.g. CARMEL ARCH, 4 yrs., by Marble Arch-Legs, 8.10 (O. McCarten) ... 1 7 'Mr. H. McManaway-s blk. g. RIO, 7.11 (R. J.-*Lorne) ...... ... 2 9 Mr. F. J. Lysnar's b.g. HEXTONy 10.5 (Hatch) 3 Also started—3 Spain (C. Price) ] Siienus (W. Young), 5 Ciavis hi. Brown), 6 Mystified (Monk) 8 Gipsy Gem (Nodder) ,11 Shandon Bells (L. Manson), 4 Abermoana (H. Young) 10 St. Bess (J. Proctor). Cafmel Arch led from end to end and won by a length and a half from Rio, Hexton a neck away, and Shandon Bells, Gipsy Gem, and Ciavis next in order. Time, 1.47. ONGO HACK RACE, of 150 soys; &£ furlongs. 3 Mr. W. J. Phillips' br. g. NOBLEMAN, by Sir Laddo-Lady Stockwell, 4 yrs., 7.7. fJi. Young) ... 1 2 Mr. H. .Spratt's b.g. INAH, 8.10 ■ (C. Price) 2 1 Mr. W. Brown's b.g.STARENGO, 9.21 (W. Young) "\. 3 Also started...s J^idy Edith (R. Home), 4 Goldbeaving (Nodder), 6 Pergola (O.■ McCarten), 8 Warmaid \K. Reid). 7 Powder King (Bag)ey), 'lO :• General Madero (Mcßrearty), and 9

Madieau (L. Morous). Inah streaked out m front of Nobleman, Stareno-d Goldbearmg and Powder King. Nobleman overhauled Inah in the straight and won comfortably by a length from Inah, Starengo a length away, and Wdhearmg Lady Edith, General Madero and Powder King next. Time 1.8.

HALCOMBE WELTER, of 200 soys. • seven luriongs. ' I Mr. F 8. Easton's blk. £. GANG AWA, by Provocation-Gold Cord,

2 Trustees Davidson's Estate's br «■* , HUSHMAN, 9.y (A. McDonald) 2 4 Mr. T. F. Goddard's br. m. TIRANA, 8.9 (O. McCarten) 3 Also started...s Cleft 9.13 (Hatch) / Lady Middleton (W. Young), 10 Montana 9.2 (S. Reid), 5 Antwerp (R Brown), 9 Hushabye (Nodd,er) 3 Glorify (George), 12 Vladian (\V. Haynov), 8 Namur (Bagby), 11 Victors (h. Young). The best race of the day. Hushman and Gang Awa alternated in the Jead all the way. Gang Awa winning a fine race by a head. Tirana was half a length away, and Cleft, Glorify, Lady Middleton and Montana next in order. Time, 1.28 3-5.