OHINEMURI

Wairarapa Times-Age, 17 March 1941, Page 3

OHINEMURI

CUP WON BY CLINCH. SOFTLY SUCCESSFUL IN SPRINT. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) PAEROA, March 15. The Ohinemuri Jockey Club’s autumn meeting opened in fine weather before a large crowd. The track was in excellent order. The totalisator handled £42,153, compared with £41,462 10s. for the first day last year, an increase of £690 10s. Results: — Karangahake Handicap, for two-year-olds. Five furlongs. 3/3 Bright Lady. 7.7 (Gilchrist). 1; 1/1 Peter Douglas, 8.7 (Brown). 2; 4/5 Prince Louis, 8.0 (C. G. Goulsbro), 3. Also started: 11/10 Antenor, 2/2 Willie Pay, 9/9 Den Pasar, 13/13 Bronze Belle. 6/7 Tinkertoon, 11/12 Betterman,’ls/14 Joy Musk, 12/11 Josette, 7/6 Funny Fox. 14/14 Myform, 5/4 Mihinui. Two lengths; neck. Time, 1.1. Handicap Hurdles. About one mile and a half. 5/4 Cappy. 9.10 (Brady). 1; 4/5 Devon (McGregor), 2; 11/10 Captain Bell, 9.0 (Skillington). 3. Also started: 2/2 Lapidarian, 1/2 Master Appellant, 3/3 Gay Seton, 14/12 Parekura. 6/6 Prince Rangi, 9/9 Vaalsstar. 7/7 Hackenschmidt, 12/13 Mendelssohn, 13/14 Te Monoplane, 10/11 Surmise, 8/8 Little Ruse. Head; two lengths. Time, 2.46 1-5.

Awaiti Handicap. Sir furlongs. 1/2 Stylishman. ■ 7.81 (Brown). 1; 21/21 Manuma, 7.11 (Clark), 2; 4/4 Lady Pay. 7.7 (Stockley), 3. Also started: 7/6 British Mint. 10/10 Veyana, 3/3 Sinciti, 5/7 Tea Drop. 2/1 Sharmin. 19/19 Stokowski. 18/18 Nithmount, 6/5 Foxmint. 15/15 Kalletopea, 16/16 Beryl Vaals 14 z 14 Red Appellant. 14/14 Wee Sal. 8/9 La Rosita. 8/9 Taku Kara. 12/12 Hunting Chief. 13/13 Marble Fox. 9/8 Acquest. 9/8 Golden Survey. 11/11 Acute. 20/20 High Spy. 17/17 Successful, 13/13 Nan Vaals. One length; head. Time. 1.14.

Ohinemuri Cup Handicap. One mile and three furlongs. 2/2 Clinch. 7.12.*, (Goulsbro), 1; 7/7 High Delight, 7.6 (Gilchrist). 2: 5/5 Kaspian. 7.2 J (Sargent). 3. Also started: 1/1 Foxsen. 3/3 Gold Vaals, 6/6 Pern. 9/9 Eastern Heir. 8/6 Sunny Downs. 10/10 Barrister. 4/4 Wildore. A length each wav. Time, 2.22.

Netherton Hack Handicap. Nine furlonds. 3/5 Chain Acre, 9.0 (Cleaver). 1; 2/2 Corot. 8.10 (Keesing). 2; 4/6 Venture, 9.0 (Cameron), 3. Also started: 7/8 Acreman. 1/1 Hunto, 13/12 Golden Pam. 6/3 Paymaster. 1/11 War Cloud. 8/7 Surpai, 5/4 Karatoki. 9/9 Maxown, 11/10 Bon Trek. Neck; two lengths. Time. 1.52.

McGuire Steeplechase Handicap. About two miles and a half. 1/1 Hanover, 10.8 (Mcßae), 1: 5/5 Fleur d’Or. 9.2 (Chaplin). 2; 3/3 Kaiwaka. 11.6 (Ritchie). 3. Also started: 2/2 Riotous. 4/4 Floodlight, 8/8 Smiling Thru, 9/9 Count Roussillon, 11/11 Leighton Buzzard. 6/6 Roxy, 10/10 Sylvengland, 7/7 Conflagration. Six lengths; length. Time, 4.46 1-5.

St. Patrick's Handicap. Six furlongs. 3/2 Sotfly, 7.3 (Messervey), 1; 1/1 Brazen Bold, 7.13 (Beguely), 2; 10/10 Paxeno, 7.0 (Ford), 3. Also started: 2/3 Corato, 4/4 Grandora, 7/6 Lornacre, 6/8 Joan Peel. 5/5 Miss Te Koura, 9/9 Trilliarch, 8/7 Ngawiri. Head each way. Time, 1.13 1-5. Komata Hack Handicap. Six furlongs. 3/3 Landveyor, 8.7 (C. G. Goulsbro), 1; 10/11 Lord Acre. 7.12 (Brown). 2; 4/4 Loch Acre. 7.12 (Ensor), 3. Also started: 12/12 Biddy Girl, 1/1 Kadina, 8/8 Bronze Bird, 11/10 Ohmaha, 2/2 Joy Vaals. 7/9 Royal Sister. 6/6 Onetea, 5/5 Royal Son, 14/14 Valsome, 9/7 Mayfair, 13/13 Clooneen. Neck; head. Time, 1.14.

Good Win for White Rajah. Don’t Forget carted the field along in the Hutt Handicap at Trentham on Saturday at a cracking pace, and only those with stamina coming from the back had anything left in them at the finish. Circular Note first of all came through on the rails and was clear at the last furlong, but White Rajah, finishing wide out on the track, gathered him in and won going away. His win was the surprise of the day. Kathbella, also finishing strongly, just failed to head Circular Note for second. Shikari, always handy, was fourth. The favourite. Don't Forget, weakened to sixth. A Keen Finish. There was a keen finish in the sixhorse Autumn Handicap at Trentham on Saturday between the two lightweights, Piastre and The Ring. The pace was slow, Hunting Cat going out in front from Belle Cane and The Ring, and then Trench Fjght and Piastre, with Wardress trailing. Belle Cane and The Ring went up to the leader at the three, and The Ring ran to the front at the false rail, where Piastre challenged. In a ding-dong go Piastre got in the last stride at the post. Wardress finished over Belle Cane for the minor placing. Belle Cane pulled very hard for the first six furlongs. Manawatu Rehandicaps. Mr H. Coyle has declared the following rehandicaps for the first day of the Manawatu Racing Club’s autumn meeting at Awapuni, on Thursday and Saturday, March 20 and 22: — King .George Handicap, ljm: Piastre 8.2; Rakanui 7.11. J. M. Johnston Memorial Handicap. Of: White Rajah 7.8. Te Matai Handicap, Im If: The Monarch 8.2. Sir Beau Under Offer. 1 The three-year-old colt Sir Beau is under offer to an Indian buyer at 2000 guineas.

RACING FIXTURES

March 15. 17 —Ohinemtirl. March 20. 22— Manawatu. March 22, 24—Bay of Plenty. March 22. 24—Oamaru. March 27, 29—Hawkes Bay. March 29—Waimate. March 29 —Birchwood Hunt. April 3. s—Wanganui (at. Awapuni) April 4, s—Whangarei.5—Whangarei. April s—Otautau.5 —Otautau. April 5, 7 —Westport. April 12 —Tuapeka County. April 12, 14 —Auckland. April 12, 14—Feilding. ’ April 12. 14—Wairarapa. April 12, 14, 15—Riverton. April 14 —Waipukurau. April. 14—Kumara. April 14 —Beaumont. April 14. 15—Canterbury. April 19. 21—Avondale. April 19, 21—Greymouth. April 26—Reefton. April 26 —Waverley. April 26—South Canterbury.