Princess Betty Downs Paganelli

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 857, 28 December 1929, Page 12

Princess Betty Downs Paganelli

HOYLAKE SCORES AT LAST BAD DAY AT AWAPUNI Special to THE SL’.V PALMERSTON X., Friday. The second day of the Manawatu Racing Club’s Christmas fixture was held in a howling gale, accompanied by drenching rain. Some verv close finishes were seen. The totalisator £34,105, compared with ~ 30, 1 77 on the corresponding day last year. Following are the results: Kelvin Handicap, of £175; 9 fur.—s < s - -Anderson), 1; 2 Goldlike, <.6 (H. Wiggins), 2; 4 Mothplane, 7.6 (C. Davis), 3. Also: 1 Make Up, S.S; 6 Skv"der. S 3; 7 Shortly, 8.1; 3 Kiriana. 7.9; 10 A inella, 7.0; S Kilorella. 7.3: 9 Plane, ».0. Won by a head, with a length between second and third. Time, 1.59 2-5. H igh - weight Handicap, of £200: 1\ miles.—7 Warzone, 9.2 (P. Adams), 1; 1 Democratic, 10.0 (A. McDonald), 2; 3 Mirabilary, 9.0 (L. Butterworth), 3. Also; G Beaumont, 10.13; 2 Fine Acre, 10.8; 9 Pale Star, 10.2; 4 Aurora Borealis, 9.4; 8 Fiery Comet, 9.1; 5 Nightdew, 9.0. Won by half a length, with a head between second and third. Time, 2.16’. Highden Handicap, of £175; 6 fur.—7 Statuary, 7.10 (J. Barry), 1; 2 Fernden, 8.13 (A. McCormac), 2; 1 Glenartney, 9.2 (L. G. Morris), 3. Also: 3 Hunting Boy,

8.13; 8 Oral, 8.3; 5 Push, 8.2; 4 King Acre, 7.9; 6 Leisure, 7.3; 9 Emotion, 7.2. Won by one and a-half lengths, third horse a similar distance away. Time, 1.16 J. PRPESIDENT’S HANDICAP Of £500; 11 miles. S—HOYLAKE, 8.3 (E.°Manson) .. .. 1 I—RUANUI, 5.5 (L. G. Morris) .... 2 3—-FIRST ACRE, 8.3 (J. Barry) .... 3 Also: 2 Paitonu, 8.2; 4 Great Charter, 8.1; 8 Star Area, 8.1: 7 Piuthair. 7.8; 6 Dolomite, 7.3; 10 Stanchion, 7.2; 9 Courageous, 7.0. Heads separated the first four horses. Time, 2.111. PALMERSTON NORTH STAKES Of £500; 6 fur. A —PRINCESS BETTY, 6.9 (W. Broughton) '. . .... . 1 1— PAGANELLI, 9.6 (H. Goldfinch) .. 2 2 CHRYSOLOGY, 6.9 (K. Voitre) .. 3 Also: 7 Roi de Val, 9.3; 3 Gonsent, 9.3; 6 Miss Ransom, 8.9; 5 Admiral Drake, 8.7. Won by half a length, with three-

quarters of a length between second and third. Time, 1.151.

Terrace Hack Handicap, of £175: 7 fur. 6 High Society, 7.6 (W. Broughton), 1; 1 Head Serang, B.S (H. Griffith), and 8 Patearoa, 7.7 (H. Wiggins), dead heat for second. Also: 4 Singer, 8.9; 9 Footpad, 8.3; 3 Glenrossle, 5.3; 2 Roundelay, 8.2; 7

Phastar, 7.9; 5 Semper Paratus 7S* i*> Acress, 7.10; 11 Lady Gen, 7.2; i 3 CallaSYme, 7 1 30 10 2-l alma ' 7 ’ 7 - Wcm by a nosY

Himatangi Handicap, of £250: 9 fur 6 Rory Mor 7 0 (F. G. Baker), 1; 5 High falutm 7.12 (R. Marsh), 2; 3 Mknly" 7.5 (K. -Voitre), 3. Also: 1 Teri, 88- 2 Rameses, 7.13: 4 Don Jose, 7.3- 7 Boraal lene, 7.3; 8 Cerf, 7.0. Won by a neck, Time 3, I§s separatin S second and third.

-* wa P uni Handicap, of £300; 6 fur.—6 Full Feather, 7.13 (R. Coveney), 1; 5 Silver Coot, 7.4 (T. Metcalf), 2; 2 Gold Da-n-n 7.0 CL. J. Ellis), 3. Also: 1 Kedt} ar "’ 8.4: 3 Royal Duke, 7.6; 7 Dobbin, 1.11; 4 Juggle, 7.7; 8 Second Thought, 7.0 . a ,ong ' head - two lengths and a-half between second and third. Time

The disadvantage of an outside position in a fairly big field at the sixfurlong barrier at Ellerslie was made evident when Aspiring and Lady Quex two very speedy gallopers, were com-’ pelled to race on the outside of three or four horses all the way. They drew number 13 and 14 marble, respectively and -with several horses inside them getting away smartly they failed to overcome the difficulty provided by the draw. Aspiring has gone South, and will race at Marton on Wednesday .*! e r there! But Lady Quex is still with us, remember.

Tito hacks that have some pretensions to stamina are Prince of Orange and Motere, and they are to take on Duellona m the ten furlongs Waitemata Hack on Mondav. Motere is a! ways doing his best at tlio end of his races so the extra journey will suit hl ™- Prince of Orange finished very solidly when he ran second to Richfield at Te Awamutu a fortnight ago and with a strong rider at the weight he may be prominent at the end.