CONSISTENT FORM.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 142, 16 May 1940, Page 10

CONSISTENT FORM.

MILITARY MAID SUCCEEDS. Military Maid followed up her Olaki success by winning the Iluahine Handicap in good style. The mam opposition camo from tho favourite, Sceptre, who just failed to get up at the finish. Parlato was the pacemaker and was attended by Heroic Maid, Military Maid, Judgment, Vadanoo-and Sceptre, the, latter moving up smartly after the start. Parlato led Military Maid, Sceptre and Vadanoe into the straight. Military Maid then wont to the front and Sceptre moved up on .the outside but could not reach her. Parlato was third from Judgment, Heroic Maid, Vadanoo and Buccaneer, who were practically together.

RACING IN DETAIL. RAXGITANE PLATE, of £125; second liorsc £25 and third £lO. Six furlongs. Maiden conditions. 1 KHURJA, Mr A. B. Williams’s b c, by Bulandshar —Sympathetic, 2yre, 8.0 (W. J. Broughton) 1 6 VALIANT LADY, Mr I. D. Cameron’s hr ni, by Lackham — Valky, 4vis, 8.10 (A. Jenkins) ... 2 9 SILVER SHEKEL, Mr D. Bridewell's br c, by Inflation—Princess Lajeail, 2vrs, 8.6 (G. R. Tattcrsall) 3 Also started’; 10 Aniyas Leigh 8.10 (Ireland), 4 Augment 8.10 (Midwood), 11 Bonidcn 8.10 (Tito), 5 Cherry Hunter 8.10 (Mudford), 15 China Clipper 8.10 (Anderson), 17 Great Fair car 8.13 s (Wright), 19 Gold Bridge car 8.11 (Chaplin), 2 Kineora 8.10 (B. IT. Morris). 3 Loyal Queen 8.10 (Burgess), 16 Ora-Iti 8.10 (Atkins), 7 Pillowy 8.10 (McKenzie), 8 Vin Rouge 8.10 (Williams) coupled with Green Diana car 8.4 (L. Dulieu), 12 Curtail 8.0 (Cliotc), 16 Gav Jean 8.0 (Stewart), 18 Inform car 8.6 i (W. Jenkins), 14 Tractomctcr car 8.5 (Marsh). A head; three lengths. Time, 1.17. Chorry Hunter was fourth. (Winner trained by J. IL Jcffcrd, Hastings.) AKITIO HACK AND HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE, of £200; second £4O and third £2O. About two miles and a quarter. 6 HARBOUR BAR, Mr F. B. Donnelly’s bg, by Tidal —Miss Mary, 6yrs, car 9.4 (P. Jarvis) 1 1 BEGORRAH, Mr, A. W. Meiklc’s b g, by Lord Quex—Tea Tattle, 7yra, 10.8 (A. Jenkins) 2 2 CHAT, Mr C. P. Thorburn’s blk nr, by Siegfried—Taleteller, 6yrs, 10.9 (J. Chaplin) 3 Also started: 4 Jewish Lad 10.1 (Hayes), 7 Lady Callaghan 9.9 (Tito), 3 Master Hector 9.6 (Wright), 8 Ruaforrn 9.5 (Pine), 10 Mick the Miller 9.0 (Tcmpcrton), 5 I>ozie Boy 9.0 (Kerr), 9 Sir Rodney 9.0 (Rae). Six lengts; eight lengths. Time, 4.32. Dozie Boy was fourth. (Winner trained by Mrs A. W. McDonald, Awapuni.) RUAIIINE HACK HANDICAP, of £150; second horse £3O and third £ls. Six furlongs. 2 MILITARY MAID. .Messrs C. A. Lang and G. B. Walden’s b f, by Captain Bunsliy—After Glow 11, 3 vi-6, 8.11 (G. R. Tattcrsall) 1 1 SCEPTRE, Mr A. A. Stichbury’s b f, by Bulandtdiur—Silver Strand, 3yrs, 9.1 (W. J. Broughton) 2 3 PARLATO, Messrs B. MeKnight, senr., and R. C. Symcs’s b g, by Oration —Callaghan mare, 4yrs, 7.11 (W. J. Mudford) 3 Also started: 4 Proclamation 9.8 (B. H. Morris), 5 Heroic Maid 8.9 (Atkins), 9 Judgment 8.4 (Stewart), 10 Shining Hours car 8.4 (W. Jenkins), 11 Vadanoe ear 7.12 (Waddell), 6 St. Grace ear 7.8 (Midwood), 8 Eupatrid car (Cuntcr), 12 Patahi ear 7.4 (Williamson), 7 Buccaneer 7.11 (Wiggins). Three-quarters of a length; one and a half lengths. Time, 1.16 3-5. Judgment was fourth. (Winner trained by V. E. Bryant, Foxton.) RANGITIRA HURDLES, of £250; second horse £so' and third £25. One mile and three-quarters. 4 BLUE TIGER, Mr W. 11. Co rich’s br g, by Garter Blue —Finland mare, 9yrs, 9.5 (C. Sheila) •. 1 5 SOHO. Mr G. G. Boatson’s br g, by Defoe—St. Annes, 7yrs, 10.13. (W. E. Pine) 2 2 HUNTING LORE, Mr L. H. Colltnson’s eh g, by Hunting- Song—Martulla, syrs, 9.12 (P. Jarvis) ... 3 Also started: 1 Charade 11.13 (A. Jenkins), 3 Curie 11.0 (Scullen), 6 Ruling Star 9.10 (Hayes). 9 Aurora’s Love 9.10 t (Tcmperton), 7 War Lap 9.7 (Toki), 8 Bisquit 9.5 (Anderson). A head; a nock. Time, 3.16 3-5. Curie I was fourth. | (Winner trained by Owner, Hastings.)