OUTSIDERS’ DAY

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 377, 11 June 1928, Page 10

OUTSIDERS’ DAY

.ASHBURTON TROTS FAVOURITES WELL ROLTED SONOMA CHILD WINS SAPLING T-* e —i ct - z c* t-e -s - --te- T-ctt -5 C -= was -e ~ “ F-e but ccis * "-y wea:-?* T-e arte-da-ce was a-ge at cr w»as -p te t.-e -s -a sta-e* v* tr £‘r-5«3£ ast yea*. Favouite BeatsFirst Wrack D sass: res i : ' g. ■ \ - * The" favourite. First Wrack. broke badly soon after the start- and declined to settle down. Jackie Audubon N cely The surprise packet of”the contest 5 was Double Event, who left the mark quickly, and beat all but the winner. ger, Xantwich, Honour Bright and Avenger. Honour** Bright* and Double a chain further on Avenger was beatem Double Event then hit the front, but In the run home Jackie Audubon outstayed him. Shadowland always well placed, but failed to come on :n the straight. Epigram moved into fourth place at the Far Beni, but failed to stay on. Bing Boy. La S :n----nette and Event broke at the start. The winner was driven by J. J. KenSonoma Child's Fins Form Mr. G. Cudby s brown colt. Sore ma Child, won the New Zealand Sapkng Stakes in great style from Grand Light. The winner was in fourth place when the field settled down, where F. G. Holmes allowed him to bowl along tc T nearing the home bend- Here Sonoma Child ran to the front and stayed there .to win easily. Hinkler took Grand Light Frances De Oro, Harvest Child, Wrackler and TVrackeen to the halfmile disc in ITT. Rounding the far ; bend Grand Light drew level with Hinkler, but the latter was beaten at , the h ead of the stretch and Frances De Oro was beaten two furlongs from home. Wrackler and Wrackeen made big efforts in the straight, but neither could overhaul Sonoma Child and Grand Light. The winner is by Sonoma Harvester from G wench ill and brother to Harvest Child. E; was driven by F. G. Holmes. Matagouri Makes Good Matagouri took charge six furlongs from home and stayed there to win the Acton Handicap in rare style. He "is a tough sort of customer with plenty of speed, and he stays on particularly welL He is trained by J. Davidson, who drove him. Slump and Heroic were first out of the barrier, with Milo Minto handy. Mercury ran through into fifth place going along the back, but though pulling hard did not improve his position. Heroic was : ; beaten a long way from home, but , Slump hung on gamely. Once into the straight Huon Denver came through to beat Slump for second money. Of ; the beaten division Mercury gives promise of being led in an early winRepute at Last | Despite two breaks. H. Frost got ; Repute home a length in front of the * consistent mare Kerrwood Bell in the Stewards’ Handicap. Repute always ; was near the leaders and staying on ; particularly well, she won nicely. Wee £ Olga led for three furlongs, then Oval i . went away in the lead, but she tired ; j badly before the bend for home was . I reached. Secret Link left the mark • t ; kindly, so did Trampcrisp, but neither 3 | finished well enough to gain any j money. Bon "Wood was in second place 1 going down the back, but he stopped | badly before the straight was reached, j The first mile occupied 2.29. Unlucky Arran Chief : In a tight finish Locanda's General won the Winter Handicap by a head • j from Arran Chief, who beat Tommy : Direct by a similar margin. Bold Bill was in front at the end of a furlong, : but dropped back to fourth before a mile was covered. Genuine went through rounding the bend and led . into the straight. He was in front at ■ the distance, but failed to withstand the challenges of Locanda's General, i Arran Chief and Tommy Direct. Ling- . field was one of the leaders for a mile, but stopped in the straight. The win- • ; ner was driven by L. A. Maidens. The first two furlongs was compassed in ; 39. Surprises in Farewell Royal Serene won the Farewell : Handicap, going away from Bankhead. Mate o’ Mine was second a furlong l j from home, but broke badly at the ' distance post. King Abdallah was first ■ away, bat faded badly at the bend for • home. The favourite, Huon Denver. : did not show up. but Transport ran a : j sound race. Drivers on the Mat For speaking to some person on the track after he had left the birdcage, W. I T. Lowe, driver of Trampfast in the ' Ashburton County Handicap, was fined . £l. J. Bryce was cautioned for boring ' Sonoma Child out in the New Zealand Sapling Stakes. Following are the results: Trial Handicap, of £l5O, Is miles. —5 s Golden Author, scr, F. Holmes, 1; 1 Lough Neagh, limit, 2; 11 Imperial Thorpe, limit, 3. Also: 10 Idol Boy, limit, coupled with Dice, limit; 13 Lady Bee. limit, coupled with Bingen Wilkes, limit; 9 Author Franz, IS Moving Pointer, 3 Wrackeen. 17 Beau Sabreur, 2 Linkman, 6 Rafa, 14 Xo Fear. 12 Roger Lyon. : 23 Monaive. 22 Onoto, 7 Moira. 15 Limosa. 4 lone, 5 Golden Vale, limit; 20 Prompter. , 15 Moneymore, 12yds bhd: 13 Muss - lini, 24; 21 Forward Maid, 35; 22 Eiffe!- ; ton Lass, 60. Won by half a length, 1 six lengths betwen second and third. Time, 3.34 2-5. > Longbeach Handicap, of £175. li miles. —5 Peter Lin, limit, T. Wallis, 1; 13 Eva Beta, limit, 2; 2 Carelo, limit, C. Also: 11 Great Applause, 3 Combine, 17 > Boneta, 8 Blue and Gold, 7 Tot Logar:, 1 15 Altonbrook, 14 Golden Maid. 9 Moily Bingen, 4 Lady Celo, 12 Rustle, limit:

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