CATTERICK BRIDGE AT HASTINGS

Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 236, 3 July 1944, Page 7

CATTERICK BRIDGE AT HASTINGS

Queen’s Charm Again Dominion Special Service.

HASTINGS. July The Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club staged a meeting iu aid of the patrlolle Hinds at Hastings OU Saturday. A suddi-u ch:luge iu Hie weather was uufurtunate. A line morning developed into a cold and bleak soutlierlv, which made coinlitious tuipleasaut. and'affected the attendance. Ihe pll»cipal event was won by the improving Catlerick Bridge, who was one oi two winners saddled up by ,1. McLean, for .Mr. 11. JL Glazebrook, the other being triad lox. H. S. Greene also provided two winners from his stable in Takrouna and barrosa, the iast-nnmed paving double ugnres. lae leading iockey, W. Broughton, increased his total bv two points, winning on Giau Fox and Koto Parera. A. Jenkins was also successful twice. The totalizator handled £28,180/10/-. , , 3 ... The shorter distance of the ravine Hurdles suited Ponipit. who won welk He took the lead approaching the hall nun. and from that stage, the issue was never in doubt, Pompit beating the uiitstuers Tideover and Ltndrum, who were ’“"“-'s prominent in the running, but could not match the winner’s speed over the concludiug half mile. I,indrum ran his best race to date, and paid a place dividend slightly above a quarter of a century, the favourite bracket. First Edition and Blue Title, were never near the front. Stglow was within range of the leaders at. the last fence, but weakened under his weight tn Hie last: furlong. Black Saint led In the parly stages, but weakened before reaching the ‘straight. Combination did not finish on as well as on the first day. The First Victory Maiden was won narrowlv by Takrouna. who was making his second appearance only in public. He was about seventh to the straight, following Royal Dues. Rough Passage Master Gain, Jingle Jangle, and Silver Rod into line. Roval Duce was well clear at the last furlong. but Takrouna wore him down to win bv half a length. Beneve who was slow awav ami not prominent till the ■closing stages, finished fast on the outside to get third money, aud after him came Gynette, Silver Rml. Rough Passage, and Jl Bar e rosa n iod'frnin end to end to Air Force Handicap. She Jumped out better titan anything else, and shewed the way to the straight to St. Bill. .Royal Heir. Star Peer Gav Falcon and Findon. .no th?ng could reach Barrosa in the straight, the Paper Money filly winning comfortably from Findon. who ran , st ?. 7?.? 'from well back to head Royal. Heir on the post. St. Bill was •■t bollt r CIgllt „„ f D ( g' , M back fourth, with Magnus. Lux a 1 G- old Quest next. But for dwelling at the start. Findon would have beenvery hard to at. Glad Fox put in a solid timshing run to win the Second Victory Maiden, for which he was favourite; He was l’ rol " in ® n Lt?p t ?2 but at the completion of the first tmlong White Cap ran into the lead, and .fill shewed great speed to lead to the straight from Glad Fox. Fairy Godmother, I’Oxspear and Whangai, these horses be l b clear of the remainder of the field. M hUe Cap weakened at the distance, where Glad Fox and Fairv Godmother went on to tight out the finish, Glad Fox prevailing b? a short. length. Dark Morning came on from the rear to beat the ot '' (? T l ’< T-.Jn Whangai fourth, then Kinzano, White C. P and Ganges in line. The last-named did not get away well, but was running on at Queen’s Chit rm put up “, 1 ’b ,ber ® r .V’vr?n S performance to Ivin the Middle East J 1 ®”' dieap under 10.10. He was kept at the rear of the field while Haughty Queen made the pace for Nightward, Dashtip and Master Gnin. Nightward led into the str light, but was soon under he whip, and at the distance Queen's Charm ran past the leaders with the greatest of ease and won b.v two lengths. There was a keen contest for the minor money, 1 Ina Bonnet just shading Niglitward and Dashup. Haughty Queen dropped out ot no contest inside the last furlong, and the others were soundly beaten. There was a keen contest for the United Nations Handicap, which went to CatterlcK Bridge in a close finish with Boulder Dam and Indian Sport. The early pace was slow, Ivar and Catterick Bridge taking turns in tbc lead. Ivar was in charge from the half-mile, but he gave way to Indian Sport, who had charge turning for home from Ivar, Boulder Dam Rfnnelr, and Grcenfenst. About half a furlong from home Ivar. Indian Sport, Boulder Dam, Catterick Bridge and Greenfenst were practically in line, but right on the post Catterick Bridge finished a little more solidly than the others and won by half a length from Boulder Dam, who beat Indian Sport bv half a neck. Ivar was a elode fourth, with Kinnell and Greenfaast next. Though cut back In the early running, Roto Parera, a maiden, finished with R solid run to win the Army Handicap. I’iko Piko led to the straight, but halfway down the running Kincrop had taken bis measure and appeared set for a win. Finishing well. Roto Parera wore him down, and under a vigorous ride won by a neck. Piko Piko battled on for third, with Walk Off fourth, and then camo Aloud), Desert Ace, and Gale Duchesse.

Details Of The Racing PACIFIC HANDICAP HURDLES, of . £2OO. One mile and a half. 3/2 POMPIT (3), 0.13 (C. Bowrj) 1 6’6 TIDEOVER (41.9.0 (Cl Kerr) 2 12/12 LINDRUM (1). 9.0, car. 9.2 (P. Walsh) S Also started: 2/3 Siglow (10): 1/1 First Edition (131 and Blue Title (9). bracketed; 8/8 Faultless (5); 5/5 Black -Saint (7) * Combination (11): 9/9 Oxyopia (0); 10/11 Kilmanagh (8): 11/10 Olsnara (12), fell; 7/7 Timothy (2). Two lengths each way. Combination was fourth. Time. 2.5 S S-o. (Winner trained I>y C. P. Shield, Greenmeadows.) FIRST VICTORY MAIDEN, of £l6O. Six furlongs. 4/4 TAKROUNA ($). 5.7, car. 8.10 (A. Jenkins) 1 2/2 ROYAL DUCE (3), S.O (W. Aitken) 2 1/3 BENEVE 11’2), 5.7 .... (C. Bowry) 3 Also started; 6/6 Yarramananna (15); 12/13 Stardom (2) ; 7/7 Ann Hatfield (4); 11/11 Bough Passage (5); 8/8 Zingarl Song (115); 10/10 Master Gain (17); 9/9 Koval Melton (6): 13/15 Foreign Gold (10): 13/12 -Singing Hills (18); 15/14 Jingle Jangle (14t; 5/5 Master T’eter (9); Gvnerto (7t; 2/2 Cardoness (11): 3/1 Silver Hod (13); 3/1 Kalieka (1). Half a length; two. Gynette was fourth. Time, 1.17 3-5. (Winner trained b.v -H. 8. Greene. Greenmcadows. t Bracket: Royal Duce and Cardoness. AIR FORCE HACK HANDICAP, of £lBO. Six furlongs. it'-5 BARROSA (11, S.O 11.. Ulutterbuek) t 1/1 FINDON (71. S.S (W. Broughton) 2/2 ItOY.II. HEIR (1), Sl2 (A. Midwood) 3 Also started: 4/t! Magnus Lux (10); 5/3 Hula Chief (15) and I’rata (8), bracketed: 8/9 St. Bill (3); 3/4 Gay Falcon (2): 10/10 Star Peer (11); 7'B Gold Qm-st (9); 9/1 Aral (51. Length; head. Sr. Bill was fourth. Time. 1.16 15. (Winner trained by 11. S. Greene, Grecnnieadowe.) . SECOND VICTORY MAIDEN, ot £560. Six furlongs. 1/1 GLAD FON (12), 3.7 (W. Broughton) 7 6/6 FAIRY GODMOTHER (13). 8.7 (C. Bowry) - 7/7 DARK MORNING (16). 8.7 „ (A. Maddell) o Also started: 6/8 Desert Ace (15); 10/11 Kinzano (4); 2/2 Whangai (5): 16/16 Skaal 17); 14/14 Daniel Hitrh (ID; 12/13 Master Garv (3): 15/15 Exit (18); 13/12 Peters Giri (14); 11/10 Leghorn (6>; 4/5 Foxspear (9); 3/3 Ganges (2): 3/3 Ansar (10); 5 I Indian Gold <D : 5/4 White Cap (1715 9,9 -South Hiding (19): 9/9 Cnriality (8). One length: two. Whangai was lourth. Time. 1.17 2-5. (Winner trained by J. Me Lean. Hastings). MIDDLE EAST HACK HANDICAP, of £2OO. Otic mile. I T OVEEN’S CHARM Gt). 10.10 (A. Jenkins) 1 •I's. PINK BONNET (4). S.'.l < W. Mudrord) 2/2 NIGHTWARD (5). S.O (P. Atkins) 3 Also started; 3 3 Haughty Queen (<•): r>.T 1..-I.lv Premier <1): <l. <: Dti.-biip (2>: 7/7 M.-ish-r Gain i 7). Two lengt.bs; short head. l>.-,~ I,iiwas fourlli. Tim'’. 1.45. tl) inner Jrainei) by D. K"mp, Hastings.) , L7NTTED NATIONS HAS'DICAP, 01 £2.’». One mile and a quarter. I 2/2 CATTERICK BRIDGE (7), 7.4. car. I -7.1 /A. G. Waddell) 1 i 1/T BOULDER DAM (3). 9.3 <W„ Broughton) 2 3 3 INDIAN SPORT 161, S.O (W. Aitken. 3 | Also started; 4/4 Kinneff (5): 5.6 Irar (2>; 6 5 Fiddler's Green (D; 7/7 Greenfeast (41. Half a length; half a neck j Ivor was fourth. Time. 2.13 2-5. '"Winner I trained by J. MrT.enn. Hastings.) ’ ARMY HACK 11A XT H I'A lof £ PJO. Seven furlongs. 2-2 ROTO PAItEHA Ot). 8.2 (XV. Brought nil) 1 IT KIX'Tt.IP t.S> U.S <S. Wad.iell'i 2 PIL'D PlK'h i2). 5.4 .. <V. Sellars) 8 Also started: r./7 Itoval Pageant (7): !>/'■' Hnlii t'bi.-f (10): 4/4 Walk Off (3): 7/7 Master Meruit (D: 5/5 Alomll (5) : 11/D Desert Ace (12); S/10 Gale Duchesse (4): 10/10 Klneonda (It): 12/12 Jingle Jangle (;)). Neek: one length. Walk Off was fourth. Time. 1.31. (Winner tralnml by G. W. B. Green... riastincsA Gvlng Home. The sinnli r«ixH-'bt celthng N.’inook. who was leased b.v Mr. T. FUber. Hutt, and was educated for rflcet, is not to be persevered with, aud will be* ’ibo.irtl’9' ■.-fiturTred.