FEILDING RESULTS

Chronicle (Levin), 24 April 1946, Page 6

FEILDING RESULTS

The Feilding Joclcey Club's three-day meeting was concluded yesterday under favourable conditions, and there was quite a satisfactory attendancev -The ' totalisator turnover was £42, 578, Hinaki, ing" a total of £180,102 for the meeting: The eOurse was slow but in good order andr the raeing was interesting thtoiighout. ' r' Blue Title was well fancied. fof the hurdles and he was ridden very cohfidentlv. Carter took him round the field on the tuni and six f urlongs .from lionie lie was in f'ourth plaee bfehiiid' Tid-apa and Authoress and Red Glare. Red Glare jumped to the front %t tlie four and he turned for lionie ab.oul three lengths iu front of Bl'ue Title with Tid-apa nearest of the others. Red' Glare was lirst over the last hui;dle", whicli was fiat, aud Blue Title, respoudiug uuder pressure, wore him down, to wiu'" by half a head. Tid-apa was twelve' lengths away third and Speed King was fourth. Blue Orcliid wou the Novice Stakes easily from Newel Post, Patta Fe, Incline, Gay Stitches and Fluffy whicli wero almost in line. Morotai, Tikaliglit and Phoenicia lost grouud at the start and Pellmeer was the early lcadef from 11 Corona, Patta Fe, Prince Wanaka, Otamaire, Newel Post aud Blue Orchid. 11 Corona, Pellmeer, Blue Orchid and XeWel I'ost were in front at the haltmile and Blue Orchid led into the straight ahead of 11 Corona whicli was under tlie whip, Newel Post, Patta Fe. Prince Wanaka and Clont's Gii?t'. Iii the ruii to the judge, Blue Orchid drew out to wiu by five lengths from Nevyei Post a lioad iu front of Patta Fe, with Incline and Gay Stitehes almost on tcruis. . Battle Dance Uniucky - : Young Trent was favourite for the lOaster llandicap aud he wou brilliantL al'ter a desperate iiuisliing ruu to catcli Battle Dance whicli had set a very solm pare from the start. Battle Dance covered extra ground on the liome turu aud Young Treut went through 011 the rails j but Battle Dance had a clear lead kutu the stfaight and Young Trent sustaine/ a great run to wiu. Five furlongs from home, Battle Dance led by three lengths from Mastcr Tcd, Dileas) Hulabaloo auu Derryogue, Galudos and Young Trent Battle Dance was six lengths clear oi Derryogue as tliey rau to the straiglu aud Young Trent, last early, had moyeo up into tliiril plaee ahead of Hulabaloo, Dileas, AJetliea, Dark Morning, iSaludo: uiid Master Ted. /Battle JDance .swuiig I out to the nifiddle . of .the course- as lie straighteiied up aud he was ufider a hard ride below the distance. "Young Trent, going the shortest way, re'spond ed gamely to punisliment and got up tc. win by a neck. Alethea, third, three lengths back, beat the consistent Huia baloo by a length. Next lionie weiv Dileas, Derryogue, Dark Morning auu "Master. Ted. t* \/ bl '' *

The Xursery Handicap was run in divisions and iirst day forni prqved a leliable'gulde. fn',,tlie lirst diyisidn. Accepted began best and he led to thy straight - ahead .of Emcrge, Tribute, Royal Robin, The Denbigh aiuL Dady Hilton.- 'Once;.-iii! linej , fotr jt'he guilge, ,Emerge raq thToiighfafef pie .! frorit -aud wou easily by three 'lengths from Accepted, Tribute and Merciaii Lad whicli were separated by heads. Mercian Lad appeared uniucky not to have done bet ter tlian fourth. X'oltaic wou the second division after going to the from sliort of the three. Revivje, Coronafa. Epic ITero and Gay Tide followed lum into the straight, but Voltatc drew righl away to win by eight lengths from Gay Tide wliich beat Coronara by a length. Ecjuitare was fourth. |

Tribal Night Repeats Tribal Ni.ght, a Winuer of the spriu. on the iirst day, was lirst fancy for thi1 Colyton Handicap. He was iirst ti. break the line ahead of Xew Deer, De prive and Duplicity. Xew Deecnvein' past him at the half-mile and led to tli. straight attended by Tribal Night; Ald errnan and Deprive,' Duplicity 'went through 011 tlie rails 'and Tribal JHghi and Alderinan 011 tlie .puter and j i 11 a grand linish, Tribal Xight won by iiudei a length from Xew Deer, xYlderman and Duplicity almost, i'n liue. The Rongotea' ITack was wou by the Xew Plymouth-trained geidiug Francis Mond from Greek Chief and Sketch. Royal Duce as in front wlicn tlie field had settled dovvn and Sergeant Jack, Moutoa Lord, Culloden Hoor, Tuia Broiefort Etar, Broderie and Sketch fol lovved in close order. Francis Mond was last, but he started to move forward.as I they turned out of the straight., Ser geant Jack led from Royal Duce, Swifl Jay, Royal Bilver and Francis Mond at (lie half and Francis Mond had charge clear of • Royal Bilver, Broiefort Stur, Royal Duce, Bergeant Jack and Bibderie as he turned for home. He looked a certain winner a long way from .home,] but Greek Chief aud Gketch iiuisheil strongly and Francis Mond beat Greek Chief by only half a length with Bketch only a length away. Broiefort Btar was fourth and Royal Duce and Culloden Moor were next. 1

A Comtorcapie wm - , " i . , Dymondy completed a great sequenc'e . wheu he 51011 the Xikau Hack XXa.ndi cap. Pi'efa, Dymondy, Hadrian' aiui Tiercel were quickly away from tlie mark and Dymondy led into the straight attended by Hadrian, Royal Xblot'i Blue Chips, whicli had missed the jump out, Prefa and Amuri. Dymondy was, chal- j lenged by Hadrian and Royal Pilot beIoav the distance, but he held tliem aud drew away to win by two lengths from Prefa,. a head in front of Blue Chips. Tiercel' was fourth followed by Amuri and Hadrian. ' Po Marama wo 11 the last race narro.w* ly from Theiolyn and Poutatau.' Poutatau rau to the front at the three, but the field was well buuched. Theiolyn, from Cooraclare, Autoscore and Po Marama, was the order into the straight and in a great finish, Po Marama got » through to win by baXf a .langtb," (f rorn

Theiolyn with Poutatau only a neck away third. Adtoseore was fourth. . Details of results: — CHELTENHAM HURDLES, £250; about milea. 2-1 BLUE* TITLE, 10.lv (W. E./ -Gartei)"'. . .. . . L GV . . . ; ., X.. 1 -'1-3: "Red Glhre,' H.13 (J. Fttgan . ± '4-4 Tid-apa, 9.0 {'J-. Hastie) • . 1 . . . '3* r Also start'ed:''6-'6 Authoress, 3-2 Mary Jo,"8-7'Peacih Kihg,' 7-8 'Greek Ell'ort, '5-5, I Golil Ol'diiu,' 9-9 Speed 'Iving. ■ ' ' Half 'a h6ad ; twenty lengths. '' ■ Spee'^1 'Iving Avhs fO"urth!.; Time, 3.22 l->5. (Winhe'r traTne'd'by T: H. Butler, Hastings). XO^ICE STAIvES, £200; ' ' ' 6 furlongs.' 3-3 BLUE ORCHID, "8.'7 (W. Con- • nor) .. . : ..'v.'.. . v-u . 1 3-5 Xewell'Pos't', 8.7 (M. Airdrews). 2 '8-7" Patta Fe; 8.7" (W.- J7 Mudford) 3 'Also started:" 10-11 Betty Broiefort, L 1-9 Fluffy,. 12-12 Pellmeer, 15-15 Vai liere," 11-13 Clout's Gift, "7-10 Incline, 0-0 Xancy JJo'sWells, 1-2 II Coroua, 13-11 Tikaliglit," 18-19 Kowhai Grove, 2-1 Prince Wanaka, 8-8 Gay Stitches, 17-1 7 Morotai, 10-10 Phoenicia, 1-1 Otamair-e 1 19-18 Lady Elva. Five lengths; head. Incline was fourth. Time, 1.18 1-5. (Winner trained by W. McEwan, Otaki). EASTER IIAXDIGAP, £000;, 1-1 miles. L-l YOUNG TRENT, 7.7 (X. B. Holland) 1 2-2 Battle Daiice, 8.2 (A. Jollnson) 2: .5-5 Alethe'a, 8.4 (S. Waddell) .. .. 3 " Also started: 3-4 Langue d'Or, 4-3 , Derryogue,' 9-10 Saludos, 8-8 Fort Royal 10-0 Hulabaloo, 7-9 Master Ted,' 0-7 Dil: eas, 11-11- Dark Morning, 12-12 Roti Parera. Neck; 'three lengths. Hulabaloo was fourtli.'' Time, 2.10 4-5.' ' (Winner train ' ed bv'owlier, G.'H: Hill, Stratford). COLYTON HANDICAP, £400; ■ • 0' furlongs. 1-l TRIBAL NIGHT,' 8.1 (N. B. Holluiid) ....... v . . I t-3 NeiA' Deer, 7.4, ' ear. 7.3 i (K. Chote) L 3-4- Alderinan, 8.12 (L. J. Clutterbuck) 3 Also "started: 2-2 Deprive, 0-0 Roya Greek, 3-5 Duplicity. Tlirec-quarters of a length; head Duplicity Avas fourth. Time, 1.17 1-5 (Winner trained_ by G. W. B. Greenc Hastings^.

MANAWATU NURSERY, £310; j 5 furlongs. First division: 0-0 EM'ERGE, 7.4, . car. 7.54 (R. Saund'ers) 1 12-12 Accepted, 7.3 (G. Dulieu) ; . 2 2-3 Tribute, 8.2" (W. J. Mudford) . . 3 ' ' Also ■ started:" 8-7 Uourt Crier, 3-1" LMerci'aii Lad, 10-13 Royal Ro bin, 10-1 fhe Denbigh, 4-4 Lady Hilton, 11- li Clive BeTle, ■19:1'S LibeTalitv. Tliree lengths; head. Mercian Lad wa's/ . TLAifiU./i#: 2-5. (Winne traiued l>y H, Griftith, Awapuni). ■ '1 * O*;^£c011d division; 1-1 yqLTAU'y 743 (V. J.' Sellars) .1 13-14 tiav Tide, 7.0 (R. Hogg) . .. ,2 17-10.. . Corq.nara, .7.1, , car. 7.2- (W." ,t Bqfeisani) ,. .. .. ... ... 3 . Also ?ta-rted: • §:5 All Bay, 15-15 Re rivre:, 9-8j Dickens,..7-9 Epic .HerOj 18-19 fncli Cape, 10-10 Equitare. , «. .Eight dpngths;, length. - Equitare wa: j fourth. . /rime, 03 4-5. (Wiuner traiued bv G. W.- New, AAvapuni). RONGOTEA .HACK HANDICAP, £300, : 'Oi* li miles. 1 6-7" FRANCIS ' MOND, 7.-7 (N ." B. ; •Holland) .1 . . . . .. 4 . . , "1 44 Greek Chief, 8.2 (W. S. Bagby) 2 1.1-11 Sketch, 7.7 (B. Boreham) .. 3 Also started: 3-2 Broiefort Star, 3-3 Royal Duce, 2-1 SAvift-Jay, 5-5 Moutoa Lord, S-S Culloden Moor, 7-0 T.ula, 10-! Broderie, 12-12 Lady (•harm, 9-10 Roya Silver, 13-13 Sergeaut Jack. Half a length; length. Broiefort Staf was fourth. Time, 2i2 2-5. (Winnei trained bv R. BarloAV, NeAv Pl\'mouth). NIKAU HACK HANDICAP, £250;

; 6 furlongs. 2-2 DYMONDY, 8.10- (W. Connor) 1 3-1 Prefa, 8.4 (M. Audrews) .... 2 4-3 Blue Chips, 8-.4" (C. B. fcoulsbro) 5 Also- ktafted: -4-3 Amuri, 0-0 Roval i Pilot, 5-4 Hadrian, 7-7 Tiercel, 8-8 Car thage.- ' ' Tavo Ieugths; head. Tiercel aa-as f'ourth. Time, -1.17 3-5. ' (Winner train [ed bv J. G. Farfeil, Stratford). "E MPIRE 'HANDICAiP, £300 ; ^furlongs. l-l PO ' MARIMA/ ' 8'.3 '(S. Waddell,) . . ' . . ... .. ....... 1 G-G" Theiolyn, , S, .5, car. 7.12 . (A. Bownpss) .. .. ... . , 2 | 2-2 Poutatau/8.10 (N. Cavan, ey). . : 3 Also 'Started: 4-4 Autoscore, , 8-8 Cooraclare, 7-7 Dutch Mary, 3-3 Second Seal, 5-5 Treasure Tee. Half a length; neck. Autoscore was fourtli. Time, 1.31 2-5. (Winner trained by W. J. MeDoAvell, Marton).