RACING.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2111, 6 April 1920, Page 3

RACING.

IM ARID BON WINS CUP.

JUTLAND MANGAONE STAKES,

There was a record crowd at Feilding" yesterday at the opening day of the Feilding Jockey GlubV Easter meeting ev.ery train from north and south being packed witß. passengers, Many thousands also came per motorcar, and by the time that the second race was timed to be run the enclosures were filled to overflowing. The racing all day was excellent, and Mr Honrys, the club’s veteran handicapper, managed to conceal the winners fairly well. The Cup race was a fine one to watch and the finish was most excitin.g, as four horses had a chance over the last 300 yards, victory going to the Blenheim-owned mare, Imaribbon, who has this season won three Cups (Foxton, Marlborough and Folding). She has also now paid no less than eleven dividends on end, a record that wil bo hard to beat. Mr J. J. Corry. her popular owner, was present to see her win, and received many congratulations at the conclusion of the race. Mr Corry subsequently entertained the 'members 01 the Press, who drank his health. The Maugaone Stakes went to Mr Campion’s black gelding, Jutland, who was in one of his good moods. The last ra.ee of the day saw a record tolalisator pool, which reached nearly f 10,000, and was won by dm barest of margins by the Fordoll-traincd fdL Kinscrn, after a great set-to with Borealis. .There was only one minor accident dpring the day. and beyond one or two minor inquiries, Mr G. E. Curry, who was acting as stipendiary steward, had very little to do. Mi E. Goodbehere and his officials had all the arrangements well in hand, and the day’s racing passed off without a. hitch. .The totalisator investments were a record, and reached the total of £54.401, a big increase over last year's figures, and the returns from this quarter, together with the record gate receipts, should enable the club to make an Increase in their stakes and carry out quite a number of contemplated improvements to the grounds. The starter, Mr TL H. Shipwith. did very well at the barrier, and Mr J. Cameron was in good form in the judge’s box; The Feilding Band was in attendance, and played a tuneful programme during' tbe day, Should the weather hold fine to-day the club should have another good day’s racing, arid thus conclude what will probably be a record meeting in its history. The following are the details of the racing:— kawa kawa HURDLES, of ..oo sovs; one mile and- three-qnartei s. 2 Mr V*. r . Raynor's hr g Zola, by .Sweet Simon —Zaida, aged, 11.5 (E. Copcstake) 1 I—Mr F. J. Lvsnar’s b g.All Talk, fiyrr.. 1.0.8 (F. Flynn) 2 12—Mr A. (Atwood’s ch g Soil

Home, aged, 9.0 (D. Rangoon)

Also started—o Movement 11.13 (J. Kaan), 3 Goldstream 11-12 (H. Kurt), S Yankee Jack 11.5 (A, McDonald), 9 Sweet Tipperary 10. C (T. It oung), 10 Polthogno 9.9 (W. West), H Hantawa 9.0 (A. Tricklobank), 4'Vigilo 9.0 (P. MelJrearty), 7 .Sir Donald 9.0 (H. Lorriyan), and 5 Signorolla 9.0 (W. H. Bowden). Sweet Tipperary was troublesome at tbo liarriof, and was eventually left. Tno rest moved off in good line. All Talk and Kail Home jumped tbo initial jmnn together, and ran along to the borne turn just in front of Movement. At the top hurdle Movement; had passed Kali Homo, and ,ra.n past the stand arid out of the straight with All Talk. ■ Vigilo ran np to All Talk at the six furlong post, and kept with Pirn (iil the five furlong post, whore Zola displaced him. All Talk was still in front at the four furlong post, but Zola, bad Ida measure at the borne bond, and soon ran past him, winning fairly comfortably by a length, Sail Homo two lengths awav third, and Sir Donald a neck away fourth. Movement fell at. the last jump, but Kaan was onlv shaken. Time, 3.20 1-5. MAIDEN STAKE/?, of 200 sovs, all 9;=t; five furlongs and a half. 1 — Mr AY- Higgins’s ch c Blackhead, by ' Adi Black —Gossip, 2vrs (AT. McGartcn) 1 s—Air5 —Air 1., H. (VOoliinson'r. b g Aebillion, 4yrs (Y. r . Boll) 2 G —Air P. P.ossmcad’s b m Princes': Marion. Syrn (A. McDonald) 3 Also started —9 Vindictive (U. CHalloran), 11 Form (It. Hunt), 12 Banoguo (O. McCavten), 8 I.ord Desmond (T. Garment). 1(J Eonatta. (B. H. Morris), 7 Crucellc (J. Kaan), 19 Elegant (A. Tricklobank), 17 Husbandry (N. K. McDonnell), 21 Hoiwbai (P. Holman), 14 Lady'Penza (T. Young), 10 Lord Formby (W. West), 2 Rangifata (A. Oliver). 4 Prodigal (TT. Goldfinch), 18 Zanol (G. Langdon), 13 Student (L. Penman), 15 Maritza (j. Howden), 3 The Digger (B. Oliver), and 20 Bombala (W. Tamplin). The big field took some getting to» getbor, and were eventually dispatched to a straggling start, from which Form bopped out smartly and carried on well clear of Blackhead, who ran to the front just before the home turn was reached, and came into the straight well clear of a bunched field. Form caved in halfway up the straight, and gave way to Achillcon, Princess Marion and The ■ Digger. Those three, however, had no chance of getting to Blackhead, who won easily by two lengths from Achilleon, who was a length in front of Princess Marion, The Digger close tip fourth. Time, 1.9 3-5. PBILDING CUP, of 750 sovs; one mile and a half. B—Air J. J. Cony's hr m Imavibbon, by - Gay Spark—Grey Ribbon, Gyrs, 7.10 (G. Carmont) 1 s—Air AV. J. Phillip's hr g Nobleman, aged, S.B (B. H. Morris) 2 2 Air W. Higgins’ b g Risingham, 4yrs, 7.10 (H. Goldfinch) 3

Also started —3 Client 9.8 (M. McCarten), 1 Red Ribbon 9.10 (A. Oliver), 7 Bonie Maid 8.9 (W. Bell), G Marqnotour 8.1 (O. McCarten), and 8 Moutoa Ivanova 7.10 (A. McCormac). Risingham was first out, but soon gave way to Moutoa Ivanova, who ran along to the borne turn just in front of Imaribbon and Nobleman. When they reached the stand the order was Moutoa Ivanova, Imaribbon and Nobleman, with Client well back last, doing out of the straight the order was still the same, and had not changed at the back. Imaribbon got her head in front at the foyr furlong post, where Client also went up two or three. At the home bond Imaribboa was Just clear of Moutoa Ivanova, who compounded halfway up the straight. Nobleman, Risingham and Client put in great runs all the way up the straight, but could not catch the Blenheim-owned marc, who won all -out by half a length from Nobleman, who was a similar distance in front of Risingham. Client, who finished better than anything else in the race, close up fourth. Time, 3.36. by two lengths. Time, 1.28 1-5. ONEPUHI HACK WELTER HANDICAP, of 250 sovs; one mile and 54 yards. I—Mr1 —Mr M, Bradley’s b g Simon, by Sweet Simon—Sylvia Park mare, aged, 8.11 (B. H. Morris) 1 3Mr J. G. Duncan’s b m Fullca, 4yrs, 9.1 (H. O’Halloran) 2 4Mr J. Reeve’s b m Catalan!,, 4yrs, 5.3 (N. R. McDonnell) 3 4yrs, 8.3 3

Also started —5 Army Service 9.4 (R. Hunt), 7 Mimire 8.13 (P. Hunt), 8 Valencia 8.11 (H. Goldfinch), 2 Mou--toa Camp BJ9 (O. McCarten), 6 Whetoki 7.11 (G. Garment), and Whizz Bang 7.11 (W. Tricklcbank). Fulica and Whetoki took up the running from a good start, and led to the six furlong post, where Catalan! and Whizz Bang joined in and took the lead from them. The last-men-tioned pair led to the home turn, where Simon ran past them and came into the straight with a clear load from a bunched field. In the race to the post Fulica and Catalan! came

again, but had no chance with Simon, who won comfortably by two lengths Horn Fulica, Catalan! a length away third, Moutoa Camp close up fourth. Time, 1.17 1-5. TAONUI HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; seven furlongs. 3 —Mr A. M. Williams’ br f Miss Love, by General Lalour— Petit Tor, 3yrs, 7.1 (J. Barry) 1 s—Mr Herbert’s ch m Philomela, 4yrs, 8.3 (B. H. Morris)* 2 0— Mr H. R. Barrett’s talk g Kyoto, 4yrs, 7.6 (P ‘ • H c‘ l i t) ('Tvr 3 Also started —2 Parorangi 8,8 (M. MeCarten), 1 Empyrean 7.13, (R. Hunt), 6 Sweet Song 7.6 (A. Rowlands), 4 Utuwai 7.6 (G. Garment), 8 Rienzi 7.2 (A. McCormac), and 7 Belle O’ the Cam]) 6.10 (A. Hare). Parorangi, Empyrean and Philomela were the early leaders, and carried on to the home turn ill front of a bunched field. The first mentioned was first into the straight, and looked to be fighting it out with Philomela, when Miss Love shot up on the outside and, galloping very strongly, got up in time to win by half a length from Philomela, who was a similar distance in front of Kyoto. Utuwai and Parorangi finished together fourth and fifth. Time, 1.29 1-5. MANGAONE HANDICAP, of 400 sovs; six furlongs. 3 —Mr Jas. Campion’s talk g Jutland, by Advance —Brown Spec, syrs, 7.13 (O. McCartonf 1 1— Mr J. BjtlTs b g All Over, 6yrs, 7,12 (B. Ik Morris) 2 2Mr J. Mack’s br m Sweet Memory, 4yrs, 7.1 (G. Carmout) 3 Also started —4 Inali 8.12 (M. McCarten), and 5 Egmont Park 7.9 (A. McCormac). , Sweet Memory and Inah moved off together, and carried on for four furlongs, when Jutland joined in and ran into the lead at the home bend, his nearest attendant when the straight was reached being All Over. These two now had the race to themselves, but tbe black horse had most left in him, and won nicely by a _ length, Sweet Memory half a length in front of Inah, Egmont Park well hack last. Time, 1.14 2-5. ONGO HACK HANDICAP, of 200

sovs; five furlongs and a half. 3 Mr T. O’Donnell’s h g Irapuka, by Our King—lranui, 3yrs, 8.3 (O. MeCarten) 1 I—Mr1 —Mr J. Bull’s b g Ruddy, syrs, 9.13 ■ (B. H. Morris) 2 4Mr R. E. Laurent’s ffi-k g Passin’ Through, 3yrs, 8.5

(R. Hunt) 3

Also started —5 Sir Fanciful 9.3 (A. Oliver), 2 Tempo 5.13 (M. MeCarten), 9 Yankee Dan 8.3 (B. Oliver), 7: Lady Paula 7.6 (Langdon), 6 Idleness 7.8 (J. Barry), 10 Miralma 7.1 (A, Hare), and 8 Minsk 6.13 (G. Cavmont). There was a long delay at the post, and when tho tapes lifted Idleness and Minsk were badly left. Irapuka took up tho running at the start from Tempo, Ruddy and Passin’ Through. At the four furlong post Ruddy, ran into second place, and came round the turn alongside of Irapuka.' Those two were now flic only ones in it., and in a good finish the Gisborne neddy won. by a short head, Passin' Through a neck away third; Minsk, who made up a lot of ground,, close up fourth. Time. 1.8 4-5. TIALCOMBE WELTER HANDICAP, of 350 sovs; seven furlongs. 1— Mr T. A. Duncan’s h m Kin com, by Autumnus —Nicotine, Syrs, 8.9 (M. MeCarten) T 3—-Mr F. R. Waller’s b g Borealis, 4yrs. 8.10 (W. Bell) 2 2- —Mr W. Richmond’s br m Lingerie, syrs, 10.3 (W. OT-Talloran) 3 Also sia.rtod-C Omaha 9.1 (B. PI. Morris). 8 Toa Toro 8.3 2 (A. McDonald), 4 Haversack 8.4 (R. Hunt), 5 Gold Problem 7.1" (A. McCormack), and 7 Idle Talk 7.11 (P. Hunt). Kinsom shot out at the start, and was soon joined by Gold Problem. These two carried on at a great hat just in front of Lingerie and Borealis, When the straight was reached Kinsom was still in front, but had to bo ridden nil tho wav to stall off Borealis, who only suffered defeat by a neck. T.ingerio a length awav third. Gold Problem close up fourth. Time, 1.29 1-5.