RACING AT FEUDING

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 951, 19 April 1930, Page 10

RACING AT FEUDING

GOLD CUP TO HIGH COURT OPA WINS HURDLES STerial to THE SL X FEILDIXG, Today. j The firs; duj of the Easter races was held in dull but fine weather. The track was in good order and fast. The attendance was iarge. Results: KAWA KAWA HURDLES Of £100: It miles 130yds 6—OPA, 9.1 -j I—WHISOGME, oils"..'*.. ' *i 3—VIVO, 11.2 3 Scratched: Zippor. Won by three lengths, with two between second and third. Time, 2.55. hisogne was favourite for the Kawa Kawa Hurdles and ran a fair race, but was beaten by Opa. Whisogne did the early leading and was still in charge half a mile from home, but Opa finished best and won by two lengths, while Vivo the same dis- ! tance away third and Rouex next. ! The winner paid a good dividend. i •ONGO HACK Of £150; 6 furlongs. 6—CALAPAT, 7.6 -j I 1— EQUITANT, 9.0 *.*. - 1 3 PERENNIS, 7.9 !! •* j Scr.: Paiko, Tentcall, Air Laddie, Best Friend. ’Won by three-quarters of a length, two between second and third, i Time, 1.14. Equitant carried big support in the ! Ongo Hack Handicap and ran promin- ! ently throughout. Equitant, Hunting Boy and Calapat all got away well and at the home turn Calapat took charge to win by a length from Equitant, who beat Perennis by two lengths, with Hunting Boy and Leisure next. Perennis was very unlucky. MANCHESTER GOLD CUP HANDICAP Of f 600; 1£ miles 4 HIGH COURT, 7.6 1 3-PAHU, 7.7 2 MAORI BOY, 5.2 3 Scr.: Paganelli, Mount Heath, Majoram. Won by half a length, with two lengths j between second and third. Time, 2.5 i Cashier and Maori Boy were best backed for the Manchester Gold Cup, which was a great race all the way. Monsogne led out of the straight and along the back Llanore took charge. There was a bunching of the field before the straight, into which Maori Boy, Pahu, High Court and Yoma were the leaders. High Court finished best to win by a neck from Pahu, with Maori Boy a good third and Yoma fourth. MAIDEN STAKES Of £150; weight, 8.7; 6 furlongs. 2 PA KITE RE 1 3 SPEARFORM 2 6—FOUR ACES 3 Scr.: Tar Baby. Won by two and a-half lengths, with one between second and third. Time, 1.16. WAIRARAPA MEETING FIRST RACE TO CALLANMQRE THE SWELL WINS EASTER Press Association FEA'THERSTON, Today. The first day of the Wairarapa Racing Club’s meeting was held today. Tho weather was warm apd cloudy. The track was fast and the attendance very good. The president and officials ; wero wearing crepe armbands out of respect to the late Sir George Clifford and the flags Avert half-mast. Results: NEWMARKET HANDICAP Of £250; 6 fur. CALLANMGRE, 7.5 -? ATHOLSPEAR, 5.4 ‘ 9 FIRST MONEY, 8.6 3 Scratched: Malayan. Won by a short head. Time, 1.12 4-5. , FERRY HACK HANDICAP Of £175; 6 furlongs 3 LACKHAM, 7.9 1 6 PATEAROA, 7.8 “ *> 7 SPEARFUL, 7.3 3 Scr.: Projection, Win Acre. Tuition. Von by a nose. Time, 1.13 1-5. EASTER HANDICAP Of £550; li miles 1— THE SWELL, 8.5 .. .. 1 7—BALLOON, 7.6 « 2 STANCHION, 7.12 ’ ‘ ’ ' 3 Scr.; Vertigern, Panther, Merry Damon. Yoma, Royal Opera. Dolomite, Rory Mor. High Court, Tunbridge. Won by one length. Time, 2.5. WAIRARAPA NURSERY HANDICAP Of £250; 5 furlongs ' 1 ISA. 7.10 -j 4 ARAJEAN, 8.3 S—ZEPHYR US, 7.7 3 Scr.: Appledore, Tripping, Jason, Arisus, sporting Chance, Masterton, Roval Routine. Taura Lad, Johneen, Grand Chaco, \ alrewa. Pass Book. Won by three lengths. RIVERTON RAGES TRIAL TO LEADING BOY Press Assoctatou INVERCARGILL, Today. The Riverton Racing Club’s Easter meeting was held in fine weather to- ' day before a large attendance. Results: TRIAL HANDICAP Of £125; 7 fur. 2—LEADING BOY. 8.7 .. 10—WINCETTE, 8.2 . . . ”9 8— NIGHT LARK. 5.2 .. .. .* * “ 3 Scratched: Some Breeze. Won bv a length. Time, 1.29 1-5. WAIAU HANDICAP Of £200: 2 miles. I—SQUATTER, 9.7 . -j 6—SOLDIER’S DRE.UI, 9.9 ." ** - 4 —BALVASCO; 9.7 ‘ 5 Scr.: Terehu, Kuku. Won by three length. Time. 4.30. APARIMA HANDICAP Of £245; 6 furlongs 1 ROYAL SAXON. 8.13 1 ' —INEVITABLE. 7.7 .. . •> ' : 6—CATERPILLAR. 7.12 .. . . 3 : Time r ’ : i‘l5 traCt ' Won by half a len S th - j,