RACING.

Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 March 1925, Page 5

RACING.

FIXTURES. March 20th and 21st —Rangitikei R.C. Annual. March 21st —Bay of Plenty J.C. Annual. ' •' . w March 21st and 23rd —Oamaru J.C. Autumn. ’ March 25th.—Otautau R.C. Annual. March 26th and 28th. —Wellington R.C. Autumn. ’ , March 28tli—Matamata R.C. Annual. April 1 and 2 —ManaSvatu R.C. Autumn. April 4th and 6th. —Westport J.C. Annual. April Uth and 13th. —Wnir'arapa Racing Club. April Uth, 13th, 15th and 18th—Australian J.C. Autumn. i April 12th and 13th. —Feilding J.C. Faster. April 13th. —Beaumont R.C. Annual} April 13th and 14tli.—Canterbury J.C. Autumn. - WAIMATE RACES. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) WAIMATE, Thursday, The totalisntor handled £13,628, ns against £116,209 last year. Results: — Studholme Hurdles l .—Raconteur 1, Red Kriss 2, Vice-Regal 3.

'Trial Plate. —Ronaki 1, Fairy Herald 2, Waikaia 3. Cpu.—Mountain Lion 1, Ravenna 2, Monoxide 3. Ravenna’s interference with Barmaid was declared unintentional. President ’s. —Clijntarf 1, The Harp 2, Avreburn 3. Waitangi.—Sartist and Cochybomlhu (dead heat) 1, Cumbrae 3. Welter.—Los Ambus 1, Gay Juliet 2, Sartolite 3. BULLS RACES. uU - (By Telegraph—Press Association.) BULLS, This Day. There is tine weather and the track is good for the races to-day. Results: — TRIAL PLATE. Kelbnrn (D. C. Watts) 1 Red* imp - Hallowmoon .3 Scratched: Roburant, Tangikai, Carmalt, Grand Lupin. Time, 1.17 1-.3. SCOTT 'MEMORIAL. Fool ’siParadise (H. Reid) . 1 Rational 2 Ruby Ring 3 Scratched: Startle, Bonnie Gold, The Lamb. Won by a length. Time, 1.14

TURF TOPICB- - for the Wairarapa Boeing Chit)’a Easter meeting will close on Monday, at 8 pan. The unbeaten two-year-old Autoinne is growing into a tine stamp of thoroughbred, and the spell from strenuous exertions has had the best results. Acceptances for the first day’s events at the untunin'meeting of the ‘Wellington Having Club will close to-night, at 0 e ’clock. Suggestion may have earned topweight in the Thompson Handicap, but many South Islanders consider he is being flattered in being asked to concede weight to Bed Wink. This is the opinion of a South Island critic with whom very few i n this island will agree. Snatcher, Megalo, PinnaJiMaster Sarto, Red Head, Lin Arlington, Sanctuary and Birthmark go. through their exer : rises on the Awapuni tacks in a satisfactory manner. T. P. Quinlivan, who is at Bulls with Fool's Paradise, rode the first winner of the Rangitikci Cup, Fair Ellen in 1875. ’ftie mare was “jogged’’ down from Hawera behind a trap, and afterwards Quinlivan rode her back to Hawera.