HAWKE'S BAY J.C.

Evening Post, Issue 89, 17 April 1933, Page 12

HAWKE'S BAY J.C.

CUP HANDICAP TO SPEED'

(By Telegraph.—Press Association. ) ■ HASTINGS, April 15. " The Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting opened today In fine weather before a large attendance. The win-and-place totallsator operated for the first time, handling the sum of £"011 for seven races, against £7917 ; for eight races last year. Kiverslca Hurdles Handicap, of 70 soys; about I'/, miles.—l-1 Kinsel, 10.11 (J. Leach), 1; 4-4 Rod Bank,-9.9, 2; 3-3 Klmbo, 0.13, 3. Also started: 2-2 Whenuanut 10.10, 5-s'Kaokaoroa 0.0. Two lengths, four. Time, 2niin 47sec. Red Bank took the lead,early, but was replaced by Kinsel at the railway bend, the latter maintaining his advantage In the straight to win comfortably. > Poukawa Maiden, of 60 soys; weight, 8.7; 5% furlongs.—3-2 Royal Shift (J. Green), 1; 1-1 Grand Sport, 2; 8-8 Queen's Diadem, 3. Also startod: Arabliss, Admatha, Hunting Mars, Margaret Hose, Bingapoto, Hukemanu, Oil Painting, Boundary, Maid, Bradraan, Granny Quex, Luna Lux, and Squeeze. Half neck, head. Time) lmin ' Bsec. Royal Shift and Dusky Crown were left badly, and Admatha led the Held approaching the straight, from Bradman, Queen's Diadem, • Hukemanu; and Good: Sport. Queen's Diadem led Into the straight with Royal Shift making a great run to overtake the leaders just on the post. Nursery Handicap, of 70 soys; five furlongs and a half.—3^3 Cullus, 7.4 (Faulkner), 1; 5-4 Princess Bell, 8.11, 2; 4-6 Limbohm, 5.3, 3. Also started: 1-1 Slttfpery 9.4,- 2-2 Hyblscus 8 2 8-8 Passion Fruit 8.0, 7-7 Mercian Queen 712 G-5 MeHeath 7.8, 9-9 Mercian /Lass 7.4. Half-length, ono length and a half. Time, lmin 7V.sec. Sltppery led out, but was soon replaced" by Hybiseus. followed" by Mercian Queen and Princess Bell. Cullus ran 'up Into third place coming into the straight, and went on to overtake the leaders. HAWKE'S BAY CUP HANDICAP, .of 150 soys; 1% miles. ..■ •; I—l—Speed, 8.3 (J. Leach) 1 4—3—White Fang, 7.7 (L. Gray) 2 3_4_Valsier, 7.10 (L. Faulkner) 3 Also started: 5-5 My Own 8.0, 2-2 Chock Say 7.11, 6-6 Royal Parade 7.2. Half-head, two. Time, 2min 6se'c. .'" " "....' My Own, Royal Parade, Cliock Say, Speed, White Fang, Valsler was the order past the stand. Along tho back Cliock Say went up into second place behind Valsler, who led into the straight from Speed, Royal Parade, White Fang, and Chock Say, but Speed camq away tvjth White Fang challenging strongly, the latter failing by half a head In a wonderful finish. Herctaunga Hack Handicap, of 70 soys; 1 mile.—4-4 High Grader, 7.3 {hi Gray), 1; 2-3 Sabatini, 8.0, 2; 7-7 Gold Killer, 7.4, 3. Also started: 8-5 Monarchy 8.2, 1-1 Gainsfld 7.6, 5-6 Wedding Bells 7:2, 8-8 Hard Gold 7.0, 3-2 Sunstead 7.0. Half a length, same. Time, lmin 40 3-ssec. Sabatini, Sunstead, and

Monarchy were the early leaders with High Grader In fourth position, to the straight, where Sabatini still led the field.- High Grader came tiirough, with Sunstead and Wedding Bells also handy, and Sabatini failed to hold off the challenge by half-a length. ■

Autumn Hack Handicap, of 70 soys; C fur-longs.—2-2 Stitch, 8.5 (J. Leach), 1; 1-3 Grumpy, 9.3, 2; 4-1 Princess Bell, 3. Also started: 5-D Royal Hunting 0.6, 3-4 Jazz King 7.8, 6-8 Master Frank 7.6. Two lengths, one. Time, lmln i 3 2-!isec. Grumpy jumped out to lead tho field into the straight, where the order was Grumpy, Stitch, Jazz King, Master Frank, and Royal Hunting. Stitch forged ahead at the distance to win comfortably.

Frying Handicap, of 100 soys; 6 furlongs.— 4 Tahoma, 7.11 (J. Leach) and 2 Kaihoro. 7.8 (F. -Mulllns) (dead heat). 1; 3 False Scent. 3. Also started: 1 Aston 8.8. Half a length. Time, lmln ISsec. Kaihoro led Aston, False Scent, and Tahoma to the half-mile, where Aston assumed the lead, but was replaced by Kaihoro, who led into, the straight- In a great run home Tahoma challenged strongly to deadhuit with Kaihoro.