MASTERTON RACES

New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9790, 13 October 1917, Page 10

MASTERTON RACES

CONCLUDING DAY’S EVENTS. (Special to the “Times.”) MASTER.TON. October 12. The Ma/sterton race meeting concluded to-day in lino weather.' Yesterday's ram left the track very heavy rind tins suited the lighter weights. The sum oi iti0.520 was put through the totalizator, mailing ,£37,030 for the meeting. Followiujr arc details : —• GRANDSTAND HACK HANDICAP. Of 130 sovs; seven furlongs. 1— W. Duncan's br g Arrowfiold, by Cardinal Beauiort —Collarero 3yrs. 7.10 (McCarten) .................. 1 2 S. Pinkerton's blk h Black Hill, 8.11 (A. Kned) .................. - 4—W. G. Emery’s ch h Paddington Green, 6.12 (J. McDonald) 3 Also Started Thoughtful 8.10, 3 The Goifer 8.3 lo Gord Laddo 8. 7 Bloouune -7.13. 0 Laay Edith 7.12. 6 Tutioorn 7.10, 16 Perrier 7.1, 12 Associavion 7.7, 11 Amity 7.6, 8 Te Opai ’7.3, 19 Koimua 7, 17 Eosiam 6.12. is Yarilla 6.12. 14 Puncha 6.12, 13 Renounce 6.12. This race provided an excellent finish and w hen the field was coming down the straight the result appeared quite open. Airo ..-field and Black Hill engaged in a desperate struggle, oho former just getting homo by a head. r l he Auckland horse came well at tne finish and was barely a length behind, tne winner. Timei Imin 31 l-ssec. Winner trained by E. Tilley. TELEPHONE HANDICAP, Of 200 so vs; five furlongs. 3W. H. Gaisford’s ch c Crowhurst, by Rokcby—Happy Valley, 3yrs, 7.9 <B. Clark) 1 7 p # g. Eiast-on'e br m Moutoa Queen. 8.1 (0. Price) ..................... 2 4L. S. Nicol’s br s Memo Poto, 8 (T. Pritchard) 5 Alep started —2 Gazique 9.6, 1 Lingerie 7.8, 6 Starengo 7.6. 5 Comment 7.1, 8 Blairfindo 6.12. . , Co ni meat. Memo Poto and Blairfindo were prominent at the etart. The latter dropped away and the two former came along, but Moutoa Queen, Gazique and Starengo closed up on them. Entering the straight Crowhurst gradually forged ahead and shook ofi Monica Queen, winning by a length. Memo Poto got within a head. of_ the Charlemagne mare. Time, Imin oiseo. Winner trained by J. Sullivan. JUVENILE HANDICAP. Of 130 boys: four furlongs. 2—W. E. Herbert’s t» f Bopeep, by Beronian— Shepherdess, 2yrs, 7.9 (G. Price) * * 5 J. Walker’s b o Waimata, 8 (R. Reed) .. • •••■•-. “ 1— H. B. Troutbeok s br f Piraeus, 7.9 (W. Goldfinch) 3 Also started—l2 Damien 8.8, Risingham 7.11, U Talahena 7.10, 10 Oratress 7.9, 13 Tit Willow 7.9, 4 Karo 7.9, 8 Cherry Marl 7.9, 15 Emma Rose 7.9, 14 Zea /.9, 3 Gipsy Gold 7.9, 7 Penury Rose 7.8, 6 Bonville 7.6. , . Bopeep happed off smartly, and shaking dear of the field was never troubled, winning by a length. There was a ding-dong go between Waimata and Piraeus, the former just getting a head in front of the Demosthenes filly. Time, 52fseo. Winner trained by H. Telford. LADIES’ PUR.se. Of 125 sots; one mile and a distance. 2J. Bull’s b g Gotarado, by .Frisco— Elesian, aged, 12.6 (Taylor) ...... 1 1— J. B. Gaisford’s br g Mattock. 123 (Gaiaford) 2 4—S. Parker’s b g Sartolme. 11 (Me--Donald) - 3 Also started—lo Ormosby 11.7, 6 Signoreila 11.5, 10 Son 11.4, 8 Union Jack 112 12 Sir Thomas 11.2. 3 Sail Home 11 7 Ghatto 11. 9 Manaia Park 11, 5 Vacuum 11, 11 Kohiku 11. Colorado was always handy, and com. ing away in the straight won easily by nearly two lengths. The third horse was three-pants of a length away. Time, 2min Tisec. Winner trained by J. Morris. WAIPIPI HANDSOAP, Of 215 sovs; one mile and a distance. 9—Mrs R. Buekman’s b m Lady Louisa, by ’ Campfire—Countess Cole, aged, 7.10 (S. Corlett) 1 3wS. W. Tatham’s br g Orleans, aged, 7.9 (A. Reed) 7. 2 A. Lile’s b g Parana, 7.8 (Clarke) 3 Also started—s Multifual 9-5, 12 Multiply 8, 1 Tefca 8, 10 Cleft 7.13, 11 Multaine 7.6, 8 Goldstream 7.4, 6 Undecided 7.3, 7 Devotion 6.10, 4 Johnny Walker 6.8, 13 Dusky Eve 6.7. Orleans got the worst of the start, being left by nearly half a dozen lengths. Goldstream, Johnny Walker, Lady Louisa, and multiply were prominent early in the race. Orleans gradually made up the lost ground and -the field was well bunched coming down the straight. Lady Louisa, Paraoa, Orleans, Cleft, and Multifnal caught the eye, and then the contest narrowed down to a great struggle between Lady Louisa, Orleans, and Paraoa. In a slashing finish Corlett landed his mount ■past the post a short neck in front of Orleans, Paraoa being a head away. Time. 2min 3 3-ssoo. Winner trained by F. J. Oarmont. RAILWAY HACK. Of 120 sots; six furlongs. 2 J. Walker’s ch f Impediment, by Demosthenes —Knutuku, 3yrs, 7.8 (R. Reed) 1 3 A. Cameron’s br m Idyllic, 7.10 (S. Corlett) 2 8— Mrs J. M. Ememy’a b £ Zella, 6.12 (B. Raynor) 3 Also started 1 Polynesian 8.1, 8 BloomAne 8, 4 Golden March 7.11, 5 White Banger 7, 6 Vermillion 7.9, 11 Street Singer 7.5, 7 Matilda 7.2, 10 Dasher Boy 6.12. Impediment put in a- fine run down the straight and won by a little over a 'length. Time, Imin 20sec- Winner trained by owner. FINAL WELTER, Of 200 sots; seven furlongs. 3—W. Cooper’s br g Potentiality, by Multifid—Hinetitema, 6yrs, 8.1 (E. Manson) 1 9W. Powell’s b g Haumakaka, aged, 7.7 (L. Manson) 2 B—>H. B. Troutbeok’s b g Form Up, 9.13 (R. Hatch) 3 Also started—lo Bjorneborg 9.6, 5 Sir Agnes 8.4, 1 Kiltess 8.2, 4 Cardorna 8.1. 2 Mascot 8.1, 7 Probation 7.11. 6 Bairnsdale 7.8, 8 Hushabye 7.8, 11 Ardent 7.7, 13 Jem 7.7. Putting in a strong run at the finish. Potentiality Won by a length and a quarter, the third horse a neck away. Time, Imin 34 l-sseo. Winner trained by J. Ware. ELECTRIC HACK, Of 115 boys ; five furlongs. 2W. Dunoan’s b h Acre, by Linacre —Miss Arlington, 3yrs. 8.4 (M. McOarten) 1 10— Mrs S. H. Ames’ blk f Mill Queen, 7.5 (R. Murphy) 2 3G. Seifert’s br g King’s Armour, 8.5 (G. Clarke) 3 Also started—l Astrophel 9.1, 5 Gaycium 8.7, 4 Whnkntina 8.1. 11 Bee 7.10, 9 Humorist 7.10, 8 Trickery 7.8, 7 Pennon 7.7, 14 Strangeways 7.5, 13 Uveland 7.5, 12 Vascorra manga 7.5, 6 Pao 7.