REHANDICAPS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 December 1939, Page 9

REHANDICAPS

DUNEDIN. ’ (By Telegraph—Press Association.) s DUNEDIN, December 27. 1 Rehandicaps for Waikouaiti: — ; Cup: Norseman, 9.1. ; Bray Memorial: Rebellion, 9.5; Lockit, 8.12. Hawkesbury Rack: Rebellion, 9.4; , Lockit, 8.11; Racewell, 7.9. , Orbell Handicap: Norseman, 9.6. : Rehandicaps for Wyndham:— Cup: Merry March, 7.11; Doubleack, ■ 7.3. , President's Handicap: Top Row. 9.7. J Visitors’ Highweight: Royal Style, ) 10.0; Lord Puck. 9.8. ! Rehandicaps for Oamaru: — 1 Highweight: Lockit, 10.0. President's: Sovereign Lady, 9.9; 1 Norseman, 9.1. ! Waitaki Hack: Rebellion. 9.5; Scarteen, 8.7; Racewell, 7.9. Farewell Hack: Lockit, 8.11. Queen of Song, Merry March, War- . dress, Rebel Lad and Travenna have . been scratched for the Waikouaiti Cup. ; Merry March has been scratched for : both races at Oamaru. STRATFORD. NEW PLYMOUTH, December 28. Stratford rehandicaps are: — Douglas Handicap: Gay Seton, 8.4; Rollicker, 7.13. Juvenile Handicap: Ringling, 9.7; Air Flight, 8.1. Stratford Cup: Ned Cuttie, 8..10. Ohura Hurdles: Disturbed, 10.11. Eltham Highweight: Notium. 10.2: Gay Seton, 9.1; Rollicker, 8.11. Railway Handicap: Liberal’s Mint. £'.3; Gold Dale. 8.8: Mountain Fox, 8.5: Veldette. 7.12; Vai Pere, 7.11; Tane Mahotu, 7.11. HAWKE’S BAY. HASTINGS, December 28. Hawke’s Bay rehandicappings are: — Otatara Highweight: Chandlery, 9.6. Havelock Flying: Endorsement, 9.6; 1 Kobi, 8.6. Juvenile Handicap: Peata, 8.4. Stewards’ Handicap: Endorsement, 8.8. Waipatu Handicap: Morning Flight, 9.0; Kobi, 8.8. Beaulivre Still Unbeaten. The champion three-year-old, Beau livre, registered his eleventh successive win, when he scored decisively in the King’s Plate at Auckland yesterday, in 1.37, which was only two-fifths of a second outside the course record, held conjointly by Karapoti and Thespian. i The race was run at a cracking pace > early. Konneta going out with a lead | of six lengths over the first half-mile in 48 3-5, at which stage she was followed by Beaupartir, with an interval of three lengths to Orelio and Beaulivre, who were together, clear of Beau Vite. It. was just after this that Beaulivre, who was last after going a furlong and half, ran up to Beaupartir. and they began to close on the leader. Once into the straight Beaulivre and Beaupartir ran past Konneta, while Orelio. on the outside, and Beau Vite, near the rails, challenged. Inside the distance Orelio looked really dangerous, but Beaulivre asserted himself and won well. Beau Vite and Beaupartir ran on belter in the last half-furlong than Orelio, and they filled the minor places, both registering good efforts. Konneta stopped badly in the straight, and was 12 lengths away. An interesting feature of the race was that there were three runners by Beau Pere, and they filled the places.