MANAWHENUA'S CUP

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 109, 11 May 1931, Page 4

MANAWHENUA'S CUP

RACING AT PUKEKOHE FRANKLIN MEETING HELD HAMPTON PARK AND CHIEF JOT I Per Press Association. 1 PUKEKOHE, May 9. The Franklin Pacing Club’s “extra’ race meeting was held to-day in beautiful weather before a large attendance. The course was in splendid order. The totalisator handled £15.779 10s. R<* suits were as follows: ’ BOMBAY HURDLE?. Of £l5O ; about 1 mile 5 furlongs. 2 High Pitch, 10.7, Gilmer 1 9 Pouri, 10.2 2 3 Quins ilia, 10.9 ;; Also: 1 Luminary, 4 Singleton, 3 Arch Eagle (fell), 6 bark Prince, 11 St. Ames, 5 Patutahi (fell), 13 Abbess (fell), 10 Whakama (fell), 12 Searamouche, 8 Loving Cup (fell), 14 SemiCircle (fell). Length and a-half; five lengths. Time 3.8. FIRST PUKEKAWA HACK. (Of £100; six furlongs). First Division. I —Gay Lap, 7.8, Cammiek 1 4 Bronze Tray, 7.0 2 10— Sub-Editor, 8.1 3 Also: 3 Vital. 5 Hollyholm, 8 Production, 7 Wild Country, 1 Stimulant, 9 Rekaraurau, 6 Captain Dollar, 2 Daycoma, 12 Searcher, 13 Sulla. Threequarters of a length; three lengths. Time 1.16 1-5. HARRISVILLE FLYING HANDICAP Of £150; 6 furlongs. 4-HAMPTON PARK, 71, Gilmer . 1 I—GOLD MONEY, 9.1 2 3—HARD WORDS, 7.12 3 Also: 2 Paganelli, 5 Big Bertha. Four lengths: three lengths. Time 1.15 1-5. PUKEKOHE CUP. Of £275; 1 miles. 4 —MANAWHENUA, 7.0, Cammiek 1 I—ANTIQUE, 8.7, 2 3 ROYAL DOULTON, 8.13 ’’ ’’ 3 Also: 5 True Blood, 2 Eager Rose, < Sir Mond, 10 Cynthia N., 9 Brampton. « British King, 8 Clopton. Half a head; two anil a-half lengths. Time 2.10 4-5. SECOND PUKEKAWA HACK (Of £100; six furlongs). 6—Rangikaha. 7.0, Gilmer 1 4 King Peg, 7.0 2 1— King Ford, 7.11 . 3 Also: 9 Currajong, 2 Principal. 7 Miss Albyn, 3 Gold Lily, 5 Sea Song, 10 Merry Lu, 12 Miss Joyce, 8 Catch ’Em, 11 Catulus, 13 Glen Eata. Half a length each way. Time 1.17 3-5. TE KOHANGA HANDICAP. Of £100; 5 furlongs. 3 —Teels, 7.10, Ludlow 1 2 United, 8.5 « I—Royal Gallant, 7.10 3 Also: 4 Whakapara, 5 Star Lap. 9 Hawthorn and Bonny Mumble (bracketed). 7 Queen Arpa, 6 Dark Marble, 10 Litigant, 11 Amber Link, 8 Silent Miss. Length; length and a-half. Time 1.3 J. PUNI HACK handicap. Of £100; 1 mile 1 furlong. 9 First Lap, 7.1], Goulsbro 1 3 Trislma, 9.3 •» 5 Te Money, 7.8 3 Also: 2 Royal Survey, 6 Sub-Editor, 1 laurua, 4 Tambourine and Neil.(bracketed), 7 Alloy, 8 Trustee, 11 Archieval, 12 Ding Dong, 10 Wee Prince. Neck each way. Time .1.58 4-5. PAERATA HANDICAP. Of £130; 7 furlongs and 22 yards. .-—CHIEF JOY, 7.5, Voitie . 1 1— VANDYKE, 8.0 ' ' ■> 2 VOLIMOND, S.S ♦ 10— RUFFLES, 7.4 .. . * Dead-heat for third. Also: 6 Havering. 7 Standfast, 3 H.'-i bum, 9 Hampton Park, 4 Tetraehate, 8 Envoy 11 King Wiilonyx. Half a length. Time 1.31. ON WANGANUI TRACKS TRAINING PREPARATIONS, SATURDAY MORNING’S WORK With the majority of the candidates tor the Wanganui Jockey Club’s winter meeting well forward as a result of outings at Marton and Hawera, it is not unexpected to find thar few have been galloped fast locallv as vet, though during the next few days some arrivals will lend an air of activity to the tracks. On Saturday morning .some visitors were out doing serviceable pacework, among them being Shrewd, Cuticle. Bennanee, Manifesto, Call Again and Royal Songster, while Kaokaoroa, Zippor and Royal Duke were also seen out. fhe fast work was done on number, oue track, which was a trifle dead. The most pleasing performance of the morning was that of Zarene, who covered half a mile, wied out, in 51sec, hitting out freely. The Chief Ruler mare looks greatly improved as a result of her outing at Marton. Another gallop that must have pleased was that to the credit of Just an Idea, who had a. lightweight in the saddle. He covered the last six furlongs of a round in hnin 19sec, the last five taking Imin 4sec. He went very fast over the middle section, running from the five to the three in 25sec. Just an Idea was not seen out at Marton, but it is expected that he will take his place in the field for the Empire Handicap on Thursday. The Warden and Valma came home over four furlongs in 56sec, after the first-named had jumped off ar. the six furlong post to run two furlongs in