FOXTON RACING CLUB.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 2990, 26 January 1926, Page 1

FOXTON RACING CLUB.

Also ran: 2 Butterscotch (J. Hockley) 8.9, 8 Idanoe (R. Martin) 8.1, 1 Lady Anstruther (It. Flower) 8.1, 6 Rangi Sarto (M. McDonald) 8.0, 4 Anchor (A. Downing) 8.0, 12 Anolo (C. Brown) 7.11, 11 Kiiladdio (T. Carinont) 7.11, 9 Vanninia (A. McCormac) 7.11, 10 Rawhero (C. France) 7.11. Won by three lengths, threequarters of a length between second and third. Time. 1.38. Santa Fe dashed off in front of Twink and Idanoe, Lady Anstruther getting away last. Santa Fe led Idanoe, Twink and Panart to the turn, where the former drew right away to win easily from Panart, Twink a fair third, followed by Rangi Sarto.

ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 200 sovs; second horse 40 sovs and third 20 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 L. H. Vine’s ch g Bonogno

(Bisogne—Bonnie Lass), 4yrs, 9.0 (A. Downing) 1 0 Dwan Bros.’ b g Beaumont, 4yrs, 7.12 (C. Carmont) 2 4 A. N. Gibbons’s b g Hyde Park, 3yrs, 7.8 (M. McDonald) 3 Also ran: 3 Lipsol (It. J. Mackie) 8.8, 5 Birkie (N. Trillo) 8.0, 2 Ituby Ring (R. Miles) 7.9, 8 Pantagruel (J. Walker) 7.5, 10 Tutankhamen (T. Tito) 7.4, 11 Crown Gem (W. Monkley) 7.2. 7 King Cheops (13. Rosen) 7.0, 12 Probate (F. Butterworth) 7.0, 9 Loyal Maid (E. Dunn) 7.0. Won by half a length, three-parts of a length between second and third. 'lime, 1.10 2-5.

From a fair start Tutankhamen and Hyde Park were the first away, and when the field had settled down the pair were in front from Ruby Ring, Beaumont and Bonogne. The latter came fast nearing home and was well clear at the distance, but had to be hard ridden to shake off Beaumont. Then came Hyde Park, Loyal. Maid and Ruby Ring.

MAEOTIOI HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; second horse 30 sovs and third 10 sovs. Five and a-lialf furlongs. 4 H. Hickey’s b m Epistle (l’olydamon —Harmonious), 4yrs, 8.0 (E. Dunn) 1 1 G. Grey’s blk g Quillfire, 4yrs, 9.0 (N. Johnson) J 2 J. B. Gaisford’s b f Duetto, 3yrs, 8.2 (R. J. Mackie) ; 3 Also ran: 3 The Boirter (N. Trillo) 8.2, 6 Lin Arlington (D. Phillips) 7.11, 7 Our Jack (R. J. Flower) 7.9, 8 Coot (W. Monkley) 7.7, 11 Sole Mio (F. Butterworth) 7.5, 12 Seakist (R. Martin) 7.0, 5 Royal Land (T. Stokes) 7.0, 9 Equalise (It. C. Miles), 10 Boy K. Robinson) 7.0. Won by half a length, a neck between second and third. Time, 1.10. From a splendid start Duetto, on the rails, temporarily showed out, but The Bolter quickly ran into the lead, followed by Epistle, Duetto and Quillfire. The Bolter was done with at the turn, where Epistle, Duetto and Quillfire were in line. The last-men-tioned looked like winning at the distance, but bored away from the whip, causing Johnson to steady him to prevent cannoning into Epistle. Hus cost Quillfire the race. Royal Land was fourth. HERRINGTON HANDICAP (open), of 200 sovs; second horse 40 sovs and third 20 sovs. About one mile. „ 1 A. M. Campbell’s ch m lullette (Boiiiform —Sartona), flyrs, I -12 (C. Carmont) 1 2 P. Scally’s b g Estlioma, aged, 7.13 (N. Trillo) ... ••• 2 5 T. Bevan’s hr m Treadwell, aged, 7.11 (J. Blanche) Also ran: 4 Zero Hour (B. Biodie), 7.13, (i Bonnie Gold (B. Rosen) 7.11, 3 March On (R. J. Mackie) 7.11, < Puketoi (J. I£. Walker) /.11. \Von h) a length, half a length between second and third. Time, 1-45. Puketoi and Fillette were the hrst to find their feet, but were quickly headed by Treadwell, who was followed by March On, lullette, l uketoi, Bonnie Gold and Esthonia. V ith heads turned for home h die tie came through and, going on, won nicely from Esthonia. Then came T readwell, March On and Zero Hour in that order.

CONCLUDING DAY. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP WON BY TALL TIMBER. WHARANGI HANDICAP TO FIRST ACRE. PAIAKA HACK HURDLES, of 145 I sovs.; second horse 30 sovs. and third 15 sovs. One and a-lialf miles and IUU yards. 1 J. B. Uaislord's br g Koauau (All Red— Harmonious), byrs., 1U.4 (W. Bowden) 1 3 P. Hunter’s b g Suspicion, aged, 1U.4 (A. TricKlcbank) •••••• “ 9 Major J. Armstrong’s It g 'laweld, oyrs, 9.9 li. Tilson) ... ... 3 Also ran: 4 Comedy Prince (i<Towier) 10.9, 0 Waimatao (H. E. Ryder) 10.9, 7 Axle (P. Mcßiearty) 10.1, 8 First Line (H. Burt) J.IJ and Asleep (J • Procter) 9.9, bracketed, _ Kaliere (A. McDonald) 9./, o Arabj (A. Lord) 9.0, 10 Panim (B. le Heniara) 9.0. Time, 2.52 4-o. When the field had settled down Axle was showing the way to \\amiatao and Panim, Raliere and Comedy Prince being the most prominent ot tho others. As they raced out of the straigt Comedy Prince improved Imposition and a little iarther on was m tlie van, and with Raliere piloted the Held to the bend lor home, where Koauau ran into third place. At the distance the latter had the race in safe keeping and was never atterwams troubled, being lour lengths in advance of Suspicion, with Taweln ugood third. Waimatao pulled up a trine lame.

WHIROKINO HACK HANDICAP

of 130 sovs.; second horse 20 sovs. and third 10 sovs. Six furlongs. 3 Mrs. A. Key’s and W. Keay s 1) mßonideer (Bonitorni —Derclict), 3yrs., 7.0 (T. Stokes) ... 1 1 H. Hickey’s h nr Epistle, 4vrs, 8.9 (B. Rosen) ... ... ••• ••• 1 2 0. C. Biel’s hr g Lm Arlington, 3yrs, 7.3 (N. Trillo) ... - 3 Also ran: 4 Our Jack (*. Buttciworth) 7.2, s_Coot (M. Monkley) /.l. 1 U Coot was the first to break the line, followed, by Epistle, Bon.deer and Lm Arlington. Bomdeer took charge three furlongs from home und «««• never afterwards seriously ton bed, winning by three lengths, one length > between second and thud.

PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP .(open), < of 280 sovs.; second horse 50 sovs. and third 20 sovs. One mile and a distance. 1 A. N. Gibbons’s eli g Tall limber (Hymcttus —Red Pine), o vrs., 9.3 (A. Tinker) ... 1 2 E. P. Christensen’s b g Opa, oyrs, 8.2 (N. Trillo) 2 4 C. W. Wilson’s br g Santiago, aged, 7.0 (B. Rosen) ... ••• « Also ran: 4 Eillette (C. Carmont) 8.0, 3 Beaumont (R. J. Macine) 7.9, o Birthmark (T. Stokes) 7.0. Tune, 1- T4ie field moved off in line. Tall Timber being the quickest to begin, followed by Beaumont and Eillette. At the four-furlong peg Opa ran up to Tall Timber, with Santiago improving bis position. At the bend for home the last-mentioned ran into thud place, and they raced in that order home, Tall Timber lasting long enough to win by a short head, with Opa a length in front of Santiago. Beaumont was fourth. MOTUITI MAIDEN RACE, of 130 sovs.; second horse 20 sovs. and third 10 sovs.; for two-year-olds and upwards that have not won a race at time of starting. Five and a-halt furlongs. 3 H. Calder’s br g Rahepoto (Maniapoto —Glutenora), 6yrs, 8.8 (A. Tinker) ... ••• ••• L 2 T. McGill's blk g Wanderlust, 4yrs, 8.8 (R. J. Mackie) ... 2 I S. Tonk’s b g Partaga, 3yrs, 8.8 Also ran: 4 Redmayne (R. Ftowex) 88, 9 Morocain (M. McDonald) 8.8, II Carmalt (T. Stokes) 8.8, I 6 Ecpialise (N. Trillo) 8.8, 16 Hesitate (C. France) 8.8, 13 Boy (N. Johnson) 8.8, 8 Molto (H. E. Ryder) 8.8 5 Kyla (W. Blanche) 8.8, 12 Starbird (I. Butterwortli) 7.9, 7 Henna (J. Blanche) 7.9, 14 Miss _ Pat (C. Browne) 7.9. Time, 1.9 4-5. The good field of 14 lined up foi this event, the public sorting out the Hawera-trained Partaga. Rahepoto, who drew the rails, was first away from Wanderlust, Miss Pat and Pn>taga. That was the order to the straight, where Miss Pat dropped back. It was a groat race between the placed horses, Rahepoto, who practically led throughout, notching victory bv half a length, a head between so.v oiid and third. Kyla and Miss lat finished next. CARNARVON HACK HANDICAP, of 140 sovs.; second horse 30 sots, and third 13 sovs. One mile and 100 vards. . , 2 F. li. Waller’s br g Rangi Sarto (Sarto—-Elusion), 6yrs, i.d (R. J. Mackie) 1 ] C R. Wallace’s br m Santa he, Gvrs, 8.12 (A. Tinker) ... ... 4 5 A. D. Laing’s hr f Lady Anstrutlier, 3yrs, 7.11 (R. Flower) A Also ran: 4 Butterscotch (*-• Dunn) 8.3, 3 Panart (B. Rosen) V. 1.1, 6 Bonifant (C. Carmont) /.9, 8 Rawliero (T. Stokes) 7.7, 10 Merry Sarto (J. Walsh) 7.7, 7 Anolo (C. Browne) 7.7, 9 Ivilladie (B. Brodie) (.i. Time, 1 48 4-5 ' Calm Eve was the only defection. Anolo was first away, hut Santa he quickly took the lead from Anolo. Panart, Rangi Sarto, Rawhero and Liidv Anstruiher heading the others. Santa Fe still showed the way approaching the bend for home, closely attended by Rangi Sarto, with Panait, Anolo and Lady Anstruther handy. At the distance the Foxtontrained Rangi Sarto put in a strong challenge and gradually overhauling Santa Fe, won by half a length, a similar distance between second and third. Panart was fourth, Anolo beading the others. WHARANGI HANDICAP (open), of 160 sovs.; second horse 30 sovs. and third 15 sovs. Six furlongs. 2 A. Trevor’s b c First Acre (Acre —Oka), 3yrs, 7.11 (h. Butterwortli) • 1 4 Mrs A. Gilmore’s b g longatotoa, aged, 7.9 (A. McCormae) 2 ;3 Beilis’s eh in Miss Hupana, 4vrs, 8.1 (B. Rosen) ... ... . 3 Also ran: 6 Lipsol (R. J. Mackie) 8 5, 8 Birkie (N. Trillo) 7.13, 1 Hyde Park (M. McDonald) 7.11, 10 Pantagruel (1L Martin) 7.0, 7Tutankhamen (T. Tito) 7.0. 11 Crown Gem (IV. Monk ley) 7.0. 5 Loyal Maul (E. Dunn) 7.0, 9 King Cheops (I. Stokes) 7.0. Time, 1.14 1-5. King Cheops was the quickest to begin, with Miss Hupana, First Aero and Hyde Park following. Approaohillnr the straight entrance King Cheops gave wav to First Acre. Tongatotoa, Miss Hupana and Hyde Park being the most prominent of the others. At the distance First Acre had the field settled, and going on won easily by two lengths, third horse being a length away. Hyde Park was fourth.

KANGJOTU HACK HANDICAP, of 130 sovs, j second horse 20 sovs. and third 10 sovs. Six furlongs. 2 H. Hickey’s b m Epistle (Polydamoii Communique), 4yrs, 8.10 (N. Johnson) 1 :) J. B. Gaisford’s h f Duetto. 3vrs, 8.1 (R. J. Mnckie) 2 <| J. McDonald’s hr g Koval Elm, 3yrs, 7.9 (A. McCorniae) , •> Also ran: 1 Empire Camp (A. Tinker) ' 8.6, 5 lloyal Land (B. Kosen) 7.2, 6 Wanderlust (W. Monklcy) 7.0, 9 Cloverlea (T.' Stokes) 7.0, 7 Carngallen (N. Trillo) 7.0, 8 Sole Mio (1«. Buttenvorth) 7.0: Time, 1.15 2-o. Duetto got going quickly, the others to show out being Cloverlea, Koval Land, Empire Camp and Koval Elm. At the four-furlong peg Land ran into second place, Koval Elm and Empire Camp improving their positions. With heads turned for home Duetto looked all over a winner, hut Johnson brought Epistle along with a well-timed run and had half a length to spare at the finish, Koyal Elm being a head away third. Koyal Land and Empire Camp were close up.

MOUTOA HANDICAP (open), of 16(1 sovs.; second horse 39 sovs. and third 15 sovs. Seven furlongs. 2 Mrs A. Gilmore’s b g Tongatotoa (Provocation —New Idea), aged, 8.4 (A. McCormac) ... 1 9 IV. Edward’s hr m Probate, aged, 7.10 (F. Buttenvorth) 2 4 T. Bevan’s hr m Treadwell, aged, 8.1 (J. Blanche) 3 Also ran: 1 Alabama (R. J. Mackie) 8.8, 3 Eslhonia (N. Trillo) 8.6, (j Kuhy King (K. Miles) 8/1, 8 Zero Hour (B. Brodic) 7.13, 10 Bonnie Gold (T. Tito) 7.9, 7 March On (T. Stokes) 7.9, 11 Puketoi (K. Martin) 7.7, 5 Twink (C. Browne) 7.7. Time, 1 29. Fillet to and Hyde Park declined their engagements, leaving eleven starters. Treadwell flattered her supporters for three-parts of the trip, when she gave way to Tongatotoa, vvlio was always handy, and lie went on to win easily by a length irom Probate, who finished strongly and paid her supporters a solid second dividend. Esthonia was going well in the early stages when she got knocked back’ but was doing good work over the concluding stages, finishing close up to the placed horses. WINNING OWNERS. Messrs E. Christensen, £350; A. N. Gibbons, £300; H. Hickey, £240; A. Trevor, Mrs Gilmore, each £1.45; Messrs J. B. Gnisford, C. K. Wallace, F. Vine and A. M. Campbell, £140; G. Brown, £115; J. McDonald, P. Cox, F. Waller, H. Calder and Mrs Kev. £100; Messrs Dwan Bros. £7O; P. ‘Hunter, £6O; P. Scally, £4O; T. Heaven, £35; W. Edwards. C. F. Johnston and G. Grey, £3O; T. McGill. C. Wilson, M. Smith and C. Kiel, £2O; Beiliss, Mrs Warded and Major Armstrong, £ls; Messrs S.

Tonks, A. Laing, J. McDonald and Mrs Bothamley, £lO. WINNING JOCKEYS. The winning jockeys for the two days of the meeting were as follow: A. Tinker, three wins; A. E. Downing, two; F. Towler, N. Trillo, A. McCormae, E. Dunn, C. Carmont, W. Bowden, T. Stokes, R. J. Mackie, .!'. Butterwortli, N. Johnson and R. Miles one win apiece. ,J79c au uEhnEsJi B) 13(Ega A