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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19504, 4 February 1926, Page 4

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Ohawe Hurdles. (Of 200 sovs; 1} miles). 4 San Fera. 10.8. M. Conway .... 1 1 — Bustler, 10.2, W. Rennie .. .. 2 2 Ratapiko. 9.9. H. Hunt 3 Also. —3 Gold Peak, 7 White Ranger. ;9 Sunny Vale (foil), 6 Uncle Dave, 5 ■ Sansalino, 8 Roaming. Length and a half; twelve lengths. Time 3.20. i Flying Handicap. (Of 350 sovs.; six furlongs). I—PELHAM, B.S. R. McTavish .. 1 3 THE LAMB, 8.10. M. McCarten 2 B—POUMA, 7.8. M. Gray ...... 3 Also: 4 Bonogne, 9 Avola, 7 Lady Bentinck, 6 Oration, 2 Sleet, .10 Shuteye, 5 Rehutai. Length; head. Time 1.15!. Maiden Scurry. (Of 150 sovs.; five furlongs). 1— Seatown. 8.7. R. Reed 1 2 Monaghan, 8.7, H. Hunt 2 5 Bonona, 8.7, R. McTavish .... 3 Also.—6 Petal, 3 Royal Mint, 8 Hineora. 4 Imperial Purse, 11 Cavan Boy, 9 Captain Gazeley, 7 Airtight, 10 Popular Win, 7 Paitonu. Length and a-half; two lengths. Time 1.4 3-5. Egmont Cup. (Of 800 sovs; miles). 2 TOWN BANK, 7.10, H. Goldfinch 1 7—YOMA, 7.0, M. Gray 2 4 SURVEYOR, 8.2, R.‘ McTavish .. 3 Also started; — , s—lncome, 8.5, L. G. Morris .... 4 3 Clarinda. 7.10, J. Barry 5 6 Muraahi, 7.13}, M. McCarten .. 6 I—Star Ranger, 7.11, R. Reed .... 7 Won by half a length, with a neck separating second and third. Time 2.44. Juvenile Handicap. (Of 200 sovs; five furlongs). 5 Tip Tree, 7.6, T. Tito .1 3 Toapaiti, 8.5. P. Healey 2 1— First Acre, 9.4, J. Barry 3 Also.—2 Seastar. 4 Orcades. 6 Fortalice. Half a length; head. Time 1.4!. Nolan Hack Cup. (Of 400 sovs; 8£ furlongs). 2 DIOGENES. 8.10, L. G. Morris . . 1 12—MINT LEAF, 7.10, J. Barry . . 2 4 NO RESPONSE, 8.04, McTavish 3 Also.—l Kilbronsyth, 7 Glengariff, 6 Bright Knight (fell), 3 Vaward, 8 Kilmiss, 5 Catcall (fell). 10 Fire Brigade, ■ 1 1 Anchor. 13 Mountain Ore (fell), 9 j Koauau. Head; four lengths. Tirn-‘ ’jl.sU. Wharcroa Welter. (Of 250 sovs.; 8! furlongs). 15—BRIGHT DAY. 10.0, McCormac 1 I—STAR AREA, 8.10, D. C. Watts 2 13— URALLA, 8.10, R. McTavish .. 3 | Also.—4 Imperial Suark, 7 Snatcher, I 6 Mountain Bell, 2 Tactician, 9 Amber Tips, 8 Attractive. Length and a-half ea»h way. Time 1.52. Waipapa Hack Flat. (Of 175 sovs; seven furlongs). 6 Willow Wai, 8.1, J. Barry .... 1 ! 3 Camp, 7.12, M. McCarten 2 5 Roburitc, 7.0, T. Bound 3 Also.—2 Horomea, 1 Novar. 4 Star- | shell, 9 Troilus, 10 Grand Lupin, 8 Blue i Peter, 12 Rayo, 7 Lady Anstruther, 13 ’.Princess Fran, 11 Partaga. Length; head. Time 1.30.

ACCEPTANCES FOR TODAY. [Per Press Association! HAWERA. Feb. S. OKAIAWA HURDLES. (Of 200 sovs; miles.) Awake .. ..10 9 White Ranker 9 C Koauau . . ..10 8 Frizzier . . 90 P-ustler . . . 10 8 Uncle Dave . . 9 0 1 Gold Peak ..10 6 Sansalino .. 9 0 j Kareao .. 10 2 Roaming .. 9 0 I Mountain Bell 9 7 Koauau ran a fine race in the Nolan Cup yesterday, and as he is a good jumper and will have W. J. Bowdon in the saddle, may account for Mountain Bell, of whom there are good reports. WAIMATE HANDICAP. (Of 300 sovs; six furlongs.) Pelham . . 9 4 Oration . . . . 7 13 The Lamb 8 13 Pouma .... 7 9 Bonogne .... 8 6 Sleet .. .. 7 8 Avola 8 1 Rehutai . . 7 0 Bentinck 8 1 Quillfire .. 7 0 At the difference in the weights The Lamb may turn the tables on Pelham, despite the fact that the latter won easily yesterday. Lady Bentinck will be improved by her outing yesterday. MAIDEN HACK HANDICAP. (Of 150 sovs; five furlongs.) Sovena . . .. 9 0 Midnight Camp 8 N Windbag . . 8 9 Hineora 8 8 Royal Mint . . 8 8 Wintagonist 8 8 Petal . . . . 8 8 Captain Gazcly 8 8 Bent 8 8 Paitonu .. .. 8 8 Windbag and Petal ought to go well. The former has been kept for to-day while Petal was noticed finishing well from a bad position in a sin ilar race yesterday. TONES STAKES. (Of 500 sovs; I’4 miles.) Town Bank . . 8 9 Clarinda .... 7 11 Bright Day . . 8 9 Yoma 7 9 Income .. 8 7 Imperial Spark 7 3 Surveyor 8 5 Vaward . . . . 7 0 Bright Day won very easily yesterday, making light of his big w’eight, but, provided the race is run true, then Clarinda should beat him, for she is very well. MERE MERE HACK FLAT. (Of 175 sovs; six furlongs.) Glengariff 9 5 Starshell 8 2 First Acre 9 5 Tip Tree .... 7 13 Horomea . . 9 2 Royal Form . . 7 13 Willow Wai . . 8 12 Sea Star .... 7 9 Quillfire . . 8 9 Blue Peter . . 7 8 Toapaiti . . 8 9 Argue . . . . 7 8 Empire Camp 8 3 Mountain Ore 7 0 Horomea needed the race yesterday, and First Acre was most unlucky not to have won the Juvenile, while Willow Wai made things very merry in the hack seven furlongs, and must have run the first six in great time. All the same, Horomea reads best of the three named.

NORMANBY WELTER. (Of 225 sovs; seven furlongs.) Star Area .. 9 1 Shut Eye .... 8 0 Uralla .... 811 Attractive .. 8 0 Irapuka .... 8 7 Bay Dighton 8 0 Rehutai .... 8 0 Grand Lupin 8 0 Snatcher .. SO Euchre . . . . 8 0 Tactician .. 8 0 Princess Fran 8 0 Amber Tips . . 8 U Star Area w’as running on in promising style behind Bright Day yesterday and he should succeed in finishing in front of Uralla again this afternoon. ELECTRIC HANDICAP. (Of 180 sovs; five furlongs.) Toapaiti . . 9 0 Orcades . . . , 7 6 Seatown . . 8 4 Windbag . . 7 2 Seastar .. .. 7 11 Atone .... 7 0 Gold Collector 7 8 Bent 7 o The two-year-old Seatown gave such a game display yesterday that he is preferred to Toapaiti, who also ran a good race INAHA HACK FLAT. (Of 200 sovs; furlongs.) Diogenes .. 9 7 Fire Brigade 7 5 No Response 8 3 Lady Anstruther 7 0 Novar . . . . 8 3 Anchor . . .. 7 0 Mint Leaf .. 8 2 Mountain Ore 7 0 Vaward .... 8 0 Royal Mint ..70 Kilmiss .. .. 7 9 Captain Gazely 7 0 Troilus .. .. 7 5 Vanninia .. 7 0 No Response meets Diogenes on eight pounds better terms, and that should enable the Taranaki horse to reverse yesterday’s placings. GISBORNE MEETING COMMENCES TODAY (By “Early Bird.**) Fair fields only will be seen out at Gisborne to-day, most of the horses engaged being local. Monte has had the necessary experience over the sticks, but if Radio is ready he will prove troublesome. Polar has a great reputation, and without doubt he is a good sort. If reserved for the Park Hack Scurry Epistle will be the favourite. In the Wi Pere Memorial Automne will be a hot first fancy. Only half a dozen are in the Cup, and at the weights punters would appear to be justified in sending Chaplin out favourite. \ ivo and Jeannette read well in the Railway Hack Handicap. Tari has been given a good chance in the First Welter, although the distance will also suit Mangatoetoe.. Polar and Carniola are among those left in to contest the Park Hack Handicap. Of a big bunch in the Maiden Scurry, recent, form points to Red Autumn and Kilroe. WAVERLEY SCORES SECURES UNUSED PERMIT WAIMABINO CLUB NOT READY TO RACE. [Per Press Association.] WELLINGTON, Feb. 3. Under the last amendment to the Gaming Act, a number of new permits to hold race meetings were created by Parliament. Among the places to benefit when the allocation of these permits was made were Waimarino and Motueka, but so far neither of these localities has their properties in condition fit to race on. In consequence, these two permits would have gone unused during the current season were they not lent to other clubs. The Minister in charge of racing permits, Hon. Bollard, and the President of the New Zealand Racing Conference, ' Sir George Clifford, met in conference |on the subject to-day. The Minister announced that it had been decided that the permits should be lent to Wavcrley and Nelson. The Minister is the final authority in these matters, but a representative of the Racing Conference can act in an advisory capacity. JOCKEY’S DEATH FALL IN TAKAPUNA HURDLES A THOROUGH INVESTIGATION [Per Prean Association.] AUCKLAND, Feb. 3. “I intend to have the whole matter thoroughly investigated,’’ said Mr F. K. Hunt, S.M., Coroner, at the opening of the inquest into the death of In!ward Preston, jockey, aged 28, who died at the Auckland Hospital’ on Tuesday evening as a result of injuries received through his mount, Daddy’s Girl, falling in the Takapuna Hurdle Race at Takapuna races last Saturday. The only -witness called was William Preston, brother of deceased, who said the deceased lived with his parents in Mt. Albert Road, Mount Roskill. He was married three weeks ago. The inquiry was adjourned sine die. TURF FIXTURES. February 3, 4—Eizmont R.C. Februay 4. 6—Gisborne R.C. February 6, B—Te Kurti R.C. February 11, 13—Dunedin J.C. February 11, 13—Taranaki J.C. February 11, 13—Poverty Bay Turf Club. February 13, 15—Rotorua R.C. February 17—Clifden R.C. February 18—Tologa Bay J.C. February 18, 20—Wanganui J.C. February 20—Canterbury J.C. February 24, 25—Gore R.C. February 24, 25—Woodville District J.C. February 25—Opotiki J.C. February 25, 27—Marlborough R.C. February 27, March I—Te Aroha J.C. March 3. 4—Dannevirke R.C. March 5, 6—Nelson J.C. March 6—Banks Peninsula R.C. March 6—Matamata R.C. March 10—Opotiki J.C. March 10, 11—Southland R.C. March 12, 13—Napier Park R.C. March 13, 17—Ohinemuri J.C. March 17—Opunake R.C. March 18—Waimate R.C. March 20—Bay of Plenty J.C. March 20—Masterton R.C. March 20. 22—Westport J.C. March 23, 24—Oamaru J.C. March 24, 25—Rangitikei R.C. March 27—Hororata R.C. March 27—Franklin R.C.