OHINEMURI J.C. MEETING

Southland Times, Issue 24243, 28 September 1940, Page 10

OHINEMURI J.C. MEETING

FIELDS FOK TODAY Acceptances for the first day of the Ohinemuri Jockey Club’s spring meeting, to be held at Paeroa today, are:— Noon MAIDEN HANDICAP, £l3O. (Six furlongs)—Radiant Vaals 8.5, Royal Musk 8.5, Kingcraft 8.5, Radiant Bay 8.5, Kaalooa 8.1, Durvach 8.1, Dorset 8.1, Lady Thea 8.0, Acute 8.0, Royal Pilot 8.0, Auburn Lu 8.0, Miss Ridicule 8,0, Miss Eureka 8.0, Bamboo 8.0, Laughing Fox 8.0, lady Pay 8.0, Flying Jay 8.0, Acre’s Beauty 8.0, Mia Regina 8.0, Hlne-iti 8.0, Aberdovey 8.0, Nan Vaals 8.0, Bournemouth 8.0, Te Monoplane 8.0, Actolia 8.0, Forest Bridge 8.0, Empire Rose 8.0, Marie’s Choice 8.0, Tea Blossom 8.0. 12.45 p.m. KOPUARAHI HURDLES, £l5O. (One mile and a-half). —Small Boy 11.12, Midland 10.13, Loombinatlon 10.9, Racewhip 10.0, Devon 9.9, Little Ruse 9.4, Cappy 9.3, Wellaway 9.0, Etcetera 9.0, Inyatis 9.0, Aintree 9.0, Alimetlc 9.0, Gael 9.0, Cockalorum 9.0.

1.30 p.m. NGATEA HANDICAP, £2OO. (About seven furlongs and 60 yards).—Young Paddon 9.0. The Dozer 9.0, Brazen Bold 8.7, Orate 8.7, Merry Vaals 8.7. Pocket Venus 8.6, Noble Fox 8.1, Foxmund 7.13, Tooley Street 7.12, Phiiemup 7.12, Sunola 7.8, Prince Rang! 7.7, Pern 7.7, Barrister 7.7, First Chapter 7.7, Eastern Heir, Hunter’s Night 7.7.

2.15 p.m. PIPIROA HACK CUP, £2OO. (Nine furlongs)—Wildore 9.0, Joan Peel 8.12, Hunting Bee 8.9, Silver Stick 8.9, Valdene 8.9, Raepata 8.7, Lord Waitangi 7.9, Karatoki 7.7, Gold Spot 7.7.

3 p.m. POLAND CUP, £350. (One mile and three furlongs).—Mazir 9.0, Cheval de Voice 8.7, Clinch 8.3, Besiege 8.1, Valamito 7.11, Mintlaw 7.9. Raceline 7.2, Sunny Downs 7.2, Hunting Bee 7.0, Kilcash 7.0, Day Wind 7.0, Coronation 7.0.

3.45 p.m. MARAMARUA STEEPLECHASE. £ 160. (About two miles and a-half). —Small Boy 11.12, Allegretto 10.10, Blue Steel 10.6, Floodlight 9.11, Gar Vaals 9.11, Kinkle 9.7, Te Ronga 9.5, Celtic Lad 9.5, British Sovereign 9.0, Dark Rose 9.0, Cockalorum 9.0, Searcher 9.0, Conflagration 9.0, Willen 9.0, Mountain Bruce 9.0.

4.30 p.m. FLYING HANDICAP, £2OO. (Six furlongs).—Llangollen 9.10, Proud Fox 9.0, Corato 8.13. Pirate King 8.13, Lornacre 8.10, Te Takina 8.5, Silver Quex 8.5, Bronze Moth 8.3, Gaymiss 8.2, Valimeen 7.12, Maxam 7.9, Olympus 7.8, Dinky Di 7.4, Sure Pay 7.0, Paxeno 7.0, Sir Robin 7.0, Miss Te Koura 7.0, Town Section 7.0.

5.15 p.m. KEREPEEHI HACK HANDICAP, £l6O. (Six furlongs).—Cillas 9.4, Verulam 8.4, Te Haka 8.2. Flying Eagle 7.13, Maxown 7.9, Hackenschmidt 7.8, Phil Vaals 7.7, Volifox 7.7, Paymaster 7.7, Gold Money Song 7.7, Ngawlri 7.7.

FOXTON CLUB’S FIXTURE

ACCEPTANCES FOR TODAY

Acceptances for the Foxton Racing Club’s meeting today are as follows:

TRIAL STAKES, £9O. (Six furlongs) — Arachne, Blue Border, Courting. Dawn Parade, Loyal Queen, Locrain, Midola, The Monarch, Master Lackham, Oraiti, Blab, Onahau, Parchment, Royal Vision, Social Credit, Sweet Anne, Sanction, Swing, Sir Rabbi, Vacation, Victorie, Phyto, Vivid Night.

PIAKA HACK HURDLES HANDICAP,, £125. (One mile and five furlongs).—Dorado 11.0, High Peer 10.12, Good Sun 10.1, War Lap 10.0, Golden Memory 9.11, Foxiana 9.11, Galteemore 9.9, Son and Heir 9.5, Brazil 9.3, Sanguine King 9.2, Great Fair 9.2, Prinihla 9.0, Karere-nui 9.0.

MOTUITI HACK HANDICAP, £l2O. (Six furlongs).—Kentucky 9.6, Siglow 8.9. Counter 8.4, Beau Coureur 7.13. Caution 7.10, Valiant Lady 7.8, Triple Crown 7.8, Taiho 7.7, King's Mark 7.7, Army Girl 7.7, Silver Shekel 7.7.

CARNARVON HANDICAP. £225. (One mile and a-quarter).—Siegmund 9.0, Lady Montana 8.10, Winsome Lu 8.5, Little Robin 8.4, Gaelic Song 8.3, Aurora’s Star 8.2, Old Surrey 8.2, Colonel Bogey 8.1, Noble Fox 7/3, Master Cyklon 7.11. Night Eruption 7.9, Hunting Cat 7.7, Pearl of Asia 7.0, Sporting Gift 7.0, Colossal Chief 7.0.

WHARANGI HACK HANDICAP. £l2O. (Seven furlongs).—Serenata 9.6, Titter 9.0, Kotua- 8.4, Last Acre 8.0, City Song 7.7, Squeers 7.7, Selkirk 7.7, Sporting Luck 7.7, Fearful Lady 7.7, Sunny Dale 7.7.

T.OBINSON HANDICAP, £l5O. (Six furlongs).—Taurangi 9.0, Footloose 9.0, Mlttle 8.11, The Buzzer 8.1, Night Eruption 8.1, Screen Star 8.0, Trench Law 7.11, Nigger Boy 7.7, White Rajah 7.6, Rustem 7.0, Heroic Maid 7.0.

AWAHOU HACK HANDICAP, £l2O. (Nine furlongs).—Titter 9.0’. Cetewayo 8.7, Stella Lux 8.2, Gay Fox 8.2, Sceptre 8.0, Red Chief 8.0, Vaalstar 7.12, City Song 7.7, Red Shoes 7.7, Gold Gain 7.7, Brown Fox 7.7, Halle Selassie 7.7. MOUTQA HACK HANDICAP, £llO. (Five furlongs).—Kentucky 9.6. Zest 9.5, Wings of Song 9.4. Beau Coureur 7.13. Royal Consort 7.8, Phaleron Song 7.8. Silver Shekel 7.8. Whakarara 7.7, Debretts 7.7, Fly-by-Night 7.7, Loyal Queen 7.7, Lady Govern 7.7, Goldburn 7.7. Forest Flower 7.7, Pas de Cheval 7.7.

GOLF

CHAMPIONSHIPS AT WYNDHAM The finals for the Wyndham Golf Club’s championships have now been completed. Conditions in the morning were unpleasant, but improved in the afternoon, although a strong westerly wind made good golf very difficult. In the A grade P. B. Barnett beat E. A. Pankhurst 3 and 2, while in the Plate, L. Harper always had a good lead and won by 5 and 3 from J. H. Henderson. In the B grade Tangney beat Shepherd by one hole after a very even game. At the end of the morning round Barnett was 2 up. In the afternoon the first hole was halved in bogey figures and Pankhurst won the last with a par 4. Barnett was again 2 up after winning McDonald’s in regulation figures and the next two holes were halved. Both had good 4’s at Elbow and Barnett increased his lead to 3 up with a win at Windmill. Pankhurst got a hole back with a win at Waterloo and Plantation was halved. Bogeys at The Pit and Clubhouse put Barnett 4 up. McDonald’s was halved in bogey figures and Pankhurst, who was now playing well, won Slippery and Boiling Pot and was only 2 down. Pankhurst nit a long ball into the wind at Elbow and Barnett pushed his towards the rough. His second was on the green and Pankhurst was short. Pankhurst’s third was four feet away, but he failed to sink the putt and Barnett was dormy. A half in bogey at Windmill ended the match in Barnett’s favour, 3 and 2. INVERCARGILL LADIES’ CLUB The following are the best scores in a sealed hole match played at Otatara on Thursday: Mrs F. G. Hall-Jones, 42-4-33; Mrs H. M. Smith, 46-8-38; Mrs B. W. Hewat, 57-18-39; Miss M. McCallum, 46-7-39; Miss L. Henderson, 45-5-40. Mrs Hall-Jones won on the count back.

The best score for September in the Handyside Cup competition was returned by Mrs R. C. Cook, 113-36-77.