RACING.
C.J.C. RACES
(By Telegraph—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Tuesday.
The meeting concluded in line weather. The touilisator handled £84,352, as compared with £34,976. Results: — l’eerswick Hurdles. (Ruthven) 1, 5 Petunia 2, 1 Pawhero 3. Also started: 2 Red Kriss, 3 Bedrock. Won by six lengths. Time, 2.57 2-5. Bellrock tell, broke a shoulder and was destroyed. W. Feilding, his rider, suffered a broken collarbone. *
Autumn Nursery.—2 John Bradbury (Cotton) .1, 1 Nadarino 2, 4 Passing Hour 3. Also started: 3 Sparklight, 4 Vesperus, 5 Cornstalk, 6 Gay Bird. Won by If lengths. Time, 1.13. Yaldhurst Welter. —2 Gay Juliet (G. Young) 1, 1 Rich Prize 2,. 1 Barn Owl 3. Also started: 4 Los Ambus, 3 Ayr'burn, 5 Lady Gay, 7 Pink Rose, 6 Quality. Won by a head each way. Time, 1.26 2-5.
Addington Handicap. —5 Retrospect (W. Brown) 1, 3 Carnot 2, 9 Peho 3. Also started: 1 Kilris, 5 Gamebag, 10 Jubilant, 4 Corinthic, 2 Coch y Bondhu, 11 Kilbirnic, 13 Ophir, 7 Olympia, 8 Fairy Herald, 6 Kilcannich, 12 Winkie\s Rebel. Won by four lengths. Timo, 1.40.
Sock-burn Handicap.—2 Fool's Paradise (Keesing) 1, 3 Haze 2, 5 Mountain Lion 8. Als ostarted: 1 Pilliewinkie, 4 Red Wink, 7 Royal Star, 6 Lucinette. Haze made the running to the distance, when the field closed lip. Fool’s Paradise forged to the front and won by a length from Haze who was three lengths ahead of Mountain Bell. Timo, 2.5 1-5.
'Challenge Stakes. — Gloaming (G. Young) 1, Chignon 2. The only starters. Gloaming tied all the way and won under pull by two lengths in 1.28. The totalisator was not opened for this race. Templeton Handicap. —2 Civility (Beale) 1, 5 Finora 2, 4 Grand Knight 3. Also started: 1 Peneus, 3 Moorland, 6 Firestick. Won by a length. Time, 1.1 2-5. Final Handicap.—4 Will Oakland (Misscrvey) 1,2 Tarleton 2, 1 Siaosi 3. Also started: 3 Starmist, 5 Top Score. Won by three lengths. Time, 1.39 1-5. SYDNEY YEARLING SALES. SYDNEY, Tuesday. At the yearling sales/ a Lily Veil— Coolandlm colt, brother to Lilvpond, realised 625 guineas. A Valais —Carmenita filly realised 850gns, the top price of the day. Bidding was poor, many lots being passed in.—(P.A.)
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Wairarapa Daily Times, 15 April 1925, Page 3
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