DUNEDIN
STEEPLECHASE GOES TO WHIRR. PRUDENT PRINCE SALUTES JUDGE. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) DUNEDIN, May 31. Though weather conditions were rather unfavourable for the opening day of the Dunedin winter meeting, the gate was larger than last year. It was a disastrous day for punters, as favourites failed badly. The weather was dull, and a cold wind swept the course. The track was heavy. The totalisator handled £21,105 10s, against £16,863 last years. Results: — Tahuna Hack and Hunters’ Steeplechase, about 2.1 m: 6/5 Astral Flame, 9.11 (T. J. Boyle) 1; 5/5 Panara, 9.12 (A. Leach) 2; 8/7 Young Squatter, 9.0 (R. Register) 3. Also started: 1/2 Pride o’ Central: 3 ’4 Attire; 2/1 Lochcorrib; 7/8 Polar Star; 4/3 Stromboli. Length. three. Timo. 5.21 2-5. Sa’- 6- ’ 1 Kohara, 3.11 (? ] Aud.-rsmu 1; 9 9 Mil n A blns 81! ! Hamilli 2; 5 4 iSashfui I.e.rly 3.11 di (■ids a; 3. .’lm 8/11 Geo g.a .I’s Janefleld; 12/13 Hoiho Tinopai i 2 Pi'ladeo: 13/12 Slamannan; 7/7 In •. : ’l-10 Jm.U. nville: I' ■ D-- ■: i. ■ . 33 Chrjidcl:er. I : m-v,■ |< ng a-. / Time i. 22 3 5 i Otago Hurd!’.:'. 1 ;ti: 2 3 Mung::loon I . OL/i : .yh ) 3. Also started: 1/4 Ma te; D.ngle; 7/6 Sir Hugh: 5/7 M n nr- i 6/5 Waka; 3/8 Kippen. Twenty Icngih •u Time, 3.29 2-5. Brighton Hnn i : cap !tn: 3.3 L'kiy Lowns. Spr:-’O 1: 2,1 Toxnayc: \ 8.13 0,. Hare. l 2: U U Johnemby 8,-ri (C. T Wii:-on) Also starlet’.: 6 8 VM-] cron: 1 " Sheeny; 7'7 Cay Limcer: l 1 1! Merry Sim'-n; 8/6 Bl;.' s■■ ’ Joke,-: 3 .3 Royal Money (biai-k. I -w.b !), ’.<’)] i o g Light? Cu ’ i P .ri :: : ’ "■! an- F u .i' i ’ ’ -i ':. . L-1 :■■ - l IjO 1 Oi ■ :; :: M. Ibrimr i- -2 1 ou coa . IO.So <P. J. Boyle) 3. Also started: 3/5 nd’hrifi: ’ 0 TrOo”: 5/4 La B-ca: ■ - •• B'B O. 1 O’- ' GMw’'TweU’ four. Time, 5.37 Birthday Handicap Im and 211: I'l, ‘- 1 ! iideiit Prince 7 12 (I. J. rli.s) I: Cherokee. 7.11 (W. F. Ellis) 2; 5/5 Heidelberg. 7.7 (K Ford) 3. Also started 3/3 Airline; 4/4 Straightdel. One length; two lengths. Time. 2.28 4-5. Winter Handicap, 6f: 9/11 Rebel Mate. 9.10 (L. J. Ellis) 1; 11/13 Strip 8.13 (A. Anderson) 2; 17/15 Withdrawal 8.0 (A, Ingram) 3. Also started: 7/6 Nightcalm; 4/5 Boswell; 2/2 St. Cloud; 6'4 Waitoru; 10/8 Peony Rose; 13/14 Phalanx: 3/3 Paper Note; 5/7 Gold 1/1 Boaform; 8/8 Top Row; ’a Master Hotspur; 14/12 Flame Qu n: 16/17 Adina; 15/16 Auctor; 18/18 Liane. Half a head; two lengths. Time, 1.22 2-5. St. Clair Handicap, 6f: 1/1 Dark Olga, 8.11 (A. Anderson) 1; 3/3 Gnohill, 8.11 (W. F. Ellis) 2; 10/10 Lady Don, 8.3 (L. Clutterbuck) 3. Also started: 2/1 On Call; 5/5 Moneymore; 6/6 Confidant; 8/8 Tissue; 7/7 Shantyman; 4/4 Ackemma; 11/12 Remembo; 12/11 Rosaleen Dhu; 9/9 Papetle. • Head; one length. Time, 1.22 3-5. •
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 2 June 1941, Page 3
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