DINK'S OWN AND KILLEYMOON

Chronicle (Levin), 13 May 1946, Page 6

DINK'S OWN AND KILLEYMOON

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HACK PLATE TO YOUNG TRENT The clay ivas fine and the going heavy for. Ihe secornl day of the Egmont Winter meeting on >Saturday. The attendance was large. Political Bov again heat the steepiechasers and the principal flat raees were wou bv Dink's Own, Killeymoon nnd Youug Trent. A Iig'ht shower.fell jusV "before the concluding event and ldter heavy rain set in, but liie club had ruu to schedule time, nnicli to the general satisfaetion of pations. Tlie fotalisator handled £4:9,2.1(1, an inc-rease of more than £10, 000 over the first day's turnover, rnaking the aggregate for the meeting £88,3*70. Voltaire Again Voltaire carried his increa.se in weight and won just as eaSilv as he had done o'n the first day. Redfort led for a mile, but Voltaire was gathering him ,up then and soon went to the front to stay on and wiu by five leugths from Dawn Flight, who was three iengths aliead of Moderate, who iinished fast enough to cut Redfort out of tliird money. Tiercel Wins Shorts Hack Handicap When Tiercel staged a returu to form by winning the , Shorts Hack Handicap, he returned a big double-ligure dividend. Peter Tlieio and Kancy Vaals led to the straight front Tiercel ivith Victory Dawn just behind the leaders and waiting for a run next the rails. Tiercel took charge at the distauce and alwavs had the issue in liand. There was a good linish for the minor places. Victory Dawu canie lionie by ti.c short roule, but Kancy Vaals just beat liini. Peter Tlieio was a good fourth, Mangurakatt, Ratene and Saleve Bloom got away badly. Killeymoon Improves Iinproved by Ihe racc he had on the firsl day and suited by tiro softor ground, Killeymoon won the .Mokoia Handicap very easily. He took charge oariy in the-raee and led Alright and Tidelcss tn the straight, with Mountani Fox and Black Plato next. Killeymoon wenl righl away in Ihe straight and won bv four Iengths from iidcless, with Mouiitain Fox two Iengths away tliird. Black I'lalo was I'ourth and Ihe onlv 'utlier starter was Alright. Striking Victory

There was auolher eas.v win iu Ihe N ursery Handicap. Moruing Dew was I the lirst to get to the front, but he was J liealen before reaching the straight whare Mercian Lad was moving fast round Ihe iieid. Merciait Lad scorcd derisii elv by ih e Iengths from Ngakoti, who cojn I'ortably beat All Bay with Dntch Orator fourth and Rod Chner iifth. Great Set To Young Trent and Swii't Tay fought a liard iinish in the »S. Tonks Momona! Plate and Young T.repfc just.. won. Francis .Mond led " to the straight. Swift day alwavs handily placed on the rails moved outside Francis Mond entering the home stretcli and Young Trent, who was further back next to the rails took the opportmiity to advauce and get a splendid run th rough whicli turned the tide in his favour. Voung Trent and Swift day were hani at it all ihe wa.v home and Young Trent won by a liead. The tliird- liorse, Hunting Park, who came from the ba.ck and finished in the niiddl'e of the course, was three Iengths away. Francis Mond was fourth and Kestriction, who was sore, was iifth.

Only Three Finish Of the iive horses who went out for the Adamson Bteeplecliase, only three Iinished. Aga Kay fell after traversing nearly a round and Red Glare fell with half a mile to go. Political Boy led most of the wav, but after entering the back the last time was given a breather and Kilnianagh went to the front from Red Glare, but there was little between these two aud Political Boy. After Red Glare fell. Kilnianagh was iu charge awhile, but Political Boy soon deposed her and rau home a wiuner by iive Iengths, with Opaltown plodding along a furlong away to be tliird. By Half a Head There was a hue iinish to the Davidson Handicap in which Second Sea! led alniost all Ihe wav. Prominent iu the run to the straight were Tc Kiwi, Derryogue, Bodeu Park, Peter's Choice. Dileas and Dink's Own. Second SeaJ h.u'ig on well and in a battle royal with Dink's Own went under by only half a head. Dileas, who had lost ground at the start was tliird, a leugth away. Peter's Choice was fourth, then Dcrrv ogue, Te Kiwi and Keen J'lay. Another to Rebate Debate took over the lead in the Borougli Hack Handicap three fuj'longs from home and led into the straight from Ghef d'Oeuvre and Prince Wan aka. Rebate went away to win by four Iengths from Chef d'Oeuvre, with Hoy Iona linishing well enough to cut Prince Wanaka out of tliird piace. Dymondi and Giher Wodding were next. Details of results: — ALAKAWAl'OU JLGKDBES, £2-30; aboul 1 mile 5 furlongs. 1-1 VOLTAIRE, 11.9 (T. Tito) .. 1 0-o Dawn Plight, 9.0 (X. McKiuuiiii ) 2" 2-2 iModerale, 10.8 (C. A. Bowrv) 3 Also start ed: — 1-4 Naucy Boswolls, G-(i Sky ('oniel, 3-3 Kedfort. Five leuglhs; three Iengths. Redfort was fourth. Time, 3.7 3-5. ( VViniier jtrained bv owner, -M r. >S. Boll, Poxt ou) . iSHORTW HACK HANDICAP, £250; ti l'urloags. 4-4 TI ERCEL, 8.0 ( W. 8. Bugby) "1 2-2 Nancy Vaals, 8.0, car. 7.9 (M. Edwards) 2 1-1 Victory Dawn, 8.13 (V. J. 8ellnrs) . . ' 3 Also slarted: — 3-3 Mangurakau, 7-0 Lady Merit, 5-5 Eilver Wedding, 9-7 Peter Tlieio, 11-11 Midflauie, 10-10 Ra rene, 12-12 Pluii'y, 0-8 8aleve Bloom, 8-9 Patta Pe. Two Iengths; nose. Peter Tlieio was fourth. Time, 1.17 1-5. (Winner trained bv H. Dulieu, New Plvmouth). 'MOKOIA HANDICAP, £350; 7 furlongs. 3-3 KILLEYMOON, 7.2, car. 7.5} (B. Alarkwick) 1 '1-1 Tideless, 8.8 (W. S. Bagby) .. 2

5-5 Mountain Fox, 7.0, car. 7.2J (R. D. Urwin) ' 3 Also started: 2-2 Blaek Plato, 4-4 Alright. Four Iengths; lialf a leugth. Black Plato was fourtfi. Time, 1.29 1-5. (Winner trained by S. jMcGreal, Pukekohe). NURSER Y HANDICAP, £250 ; 0 furlongs. 1-1 MERCIAN LAD, 7.6, car. 7.S • (L. J. Clutterbuck) ...... .. '1 4-5 Ngakoti, 7.S- (V. J. 'Scllars) a (5-7 All Bay,' 7.9 (C. Houlsbro) .. . . '■ !! Also started: "2-2 Morning Dew/ 5-4 Formata, 3-3 Dii'teh Orator, 8-0 Reu Clover, 9-9 Olivette, 7-7 Tote Odds.- • Five Iengths; ' two leiigths. Duteli Orator was fourth. Time, 1.17. Winner trained by F. S. Hill, Stratford). TONIvS MEMOR1AL PLATE, £450; 1J miles. 1-1 YOUNG TRENT, 9.12 (W. E. ■ Carter) » . 1 2-2 Swift Jay, 8.13 (V. J. Sellavs)- 2 3-3 Hunting Park, 8.12, car. 8.5 (M. Fraser) ' 3 Also started: — 7-0 Breezealong, 0-5 Francis Mond, 9-9 Kestriction, 4-4 Roval Meer, 8.8 Scarteeu, 5-7 Foxland. Head; three Iengths. Francis Mond was fourth. Time, 2.13 1-5. (Winner trained by owner, Mr. G. H. Hill, Stratford). ADAMSON STEEPLES, £400; about 21 miles. 3-3 POLITICAL BOY, 9.10 (W. E. Carter) 1 I-2 Ivilmanagh, 10 3 (C. Carroll) .. - jl-4 Opaltown, 9.10 (T. Tito) .... 3 I Also started: — 2-1 Red Glare (fell), 5-5 Aga Kay (fell). Five Iengths; a furlong.' Time, 5.24. (Winner trained by owner, Mr. L. R. jPcppcrell, Waitara). DAVIDSON HANDICAP, £500; • 1 j miles. 4-5 DINK'S OWN, 7.7, car. 7.10 | (L. II. CliiTord) ............ 1 j (5-0 Secoud Seal, 7.0 (G. Dulieu) .. 2 I I-1 Dileas, 7.7 (V. J. Sullars) .. A 3 Also started: — 2-2 Peter's Choice, 3-3 1 Derryogue. 8-9 Fort Royal, 9-8 Keen l'lay, 5-4 Tc Kiwi, 7-7 Silver Pal, 10-10 Boden Park. Half a head; leugth. Peter's Choice iwas fourth. Time, 2.10 3-5. (Winner 'trained bv F. S. Hill, Stratford). jBOROUGH HACK HANDICAP, £275;

7 furlongs. 2-1 REBATE, S.U (K. Ohote) .. .. 1 6-5 Chef d'Oeuvre, 7.9, car: 7.2 (M. Fraser) 2 5-0 Moylena, 7-7, car. 7.2 (B. George) 3 Also started: — 3-3 Dymondy, 4-1 Silv er Wedding, 7-7 Royal Meer, S-S Ocean Song, 1-2 T'riuce Wanaka 9,-10 Dualin. 11-11 Chilworth, 10-9 Goldcn Acre. Four Iengths; two Iengths. Prince Wanaka was fourth. Time, 1.31. (Winner trained by II. J. Callahan, Waverley).

NIGHTF0E WINS WAIPU STAKES

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GISBORNE, May 12. The WaiapU Racing Olub's meeting was held att. Gisborne todayi in iiine. weather before a big crowd. The tote turnover was. £23, 702 l()s compared with j £19,369 10s on the first day of. the Pov erty Bay Turf Club's meeting the pre \'ious Saturday. Results: — HIKURANGI HURDLES, of-£150; about 14 miles. 3 CA UD A LUX, 9.5 1 1 St. Nat, 9.5 .. 2 4 Mimicry, 9.0 3 Srr: Whetu, Indiaii Sun, Gay Rajail, Kiniid. Won by half a head; 1-. iengths between second and thi,r 1. Time, 2nun 47 l-5sec. MATITI MAIDEN No. 1, of £100; 5 furlongs. (5 M ERRY BING, 8.7 1 1 Gold Watcli - 3 Butte, 8.7 3 ■Scr: Fair Princess. Five Iengths; 14 Iengths. Time, 1.3. MATITI MAIDEN No. 2, of £100; 5 furlongs. 1 GYXOECIUM, 8.7 1 3 Sunburn, 8.7 ; . . . 2 5 Flying Dink, 8.7 3 Scr: Ratatu. Oue and a-half Iengths; a length. Time, 1.3. 11. O. BEAC'H AIEMORIAL HACK HANDICAP, of £150; 1} miles. 1 WAYSIDE, 9.3 1 3 Atoma, 8.12 t: 2 The Saddle r, 9.1 3 Scr: St. Nat. Two iengths; half a length. Time, 2.10. WAIAPU STAKES HANDICAP, of £200; 7 furlongs. 2 NIGHTFOE, 7.11 .. .1 4 Jonathau Jo, 9.0 2 l Poutatau, 9.5 .. 3 Scr: Gold Lad. Quarter of a leugth; nose. Time, 1.28. NGARIMU HACK HANDICAP, of £130; 0 furlongs. 1 COT CASE, 8.12 1 2 Amuri, 9.0 2 5 Big Wonder, 7.7 3 Scr: Carov, Dark Flash, Omaio, Dainty Moti. Two iengths; two Iengths. Time, 1.15. RUATORIA TRIAL HANDICAP, of £130; 0 furlongs. 3 GYNOECIUM, 8.0 w 7 10KNBRAE, 7.10 * 1 Omaio, 8.7 3 •Scr: Yroung Parke, Gay -Senorita, Butte, Mcrry Bing, Silver Mimic, Heroatu, High Octane, Wimpie. *Dead heat; length. Time, 1.15 3-5. FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP, of £130; 1 mile, 5 BIG WONDER, 7.7 J 1 Carey, 9.7 n 4 St. Nat, 7.7 ' . . . . 3 Scr: Wavside, Little Billy, Omaio, Dainty Moti, Ernbrae. • ,'A length; 14 Iengths. Time, 1.43 1-5.