JUVENILE PARADE

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21222, 19 September 1940, Page 13

JUVENILE PARADE

HAWKE’S BAY TALENT (By Telegraph.—Special to Times) HASTINGS, Wednesday Hawke’s Bay two-year olds held their annual parade In perfect weather to-day. Owing to tlie wet early spring the numbers were not up to those of lurmer years, when the young horses have been more forward. Nevertheless, the outluok in the matter or good-class horses is better than It has been in this district for many seasons past. The times were not fast, owing to the dead track, while some two-year-olds were allowed to gallop only two furlongs. Results:— JUVENILE RACE, 4 fur.—First division: Stolen Coat, by Pink Coat rrom Stolen Piece (0. R. Tattersull), 1; Siyana, by Bulandshar from llator (P. Atkins), 2; colt by Gainscourt from Queenly (F. Power), 3. Also ran: Captain Star, filly by Piccadilly from Vibene, Migh Morale, Gay Rona, Avelona, Slip. Time, 535.

Second Division.—Varuna, by Vermeer rrom Astarth (\v. J. Broug-hton), i; Proven, by Bulandsliar from Lucinda (P. Atkins), 2; Grey Spy, by Tlielo l'rom Lady Spy (R. Marsh), 3. Also ran: Dusky Bay, Caroline Bay, Malvena, Royal Melton, Aqeduct, Uganda. The two last-named were pulled up after a furlong. Time, 525. UN RACED MAIDENS, 4 fur.—Silver Hope, by Hunting Song from Tea Doll (P. Atkins), 1: Tideover, by Tidal from Mercian Lass (J. Scullin), 2; Myrna l.oy, by Laclcbam from Moina (11. J. Callahan), 3. Also ran: Foreign Gold, Nalla. Head each way. Time, 52 4-ss. MAIDEN RACE, 4 Tur.—Rough Passage, by Joviality from Smooth Passage (J. Campbell), 1; Grand Chase (W. J. Broughton), 2; Darag (L. S. Deeley), 3. Fifteen started. Half a length; neck. Time, 52 3 - ss. HACK RACE, 5 fur.—F.lta (G. StOWO), 1: City Song (\V. J. Murlford), 2; Flying Spy (B. Stowei, 3. Eight started. Length each way. Time, 1.6. OPEN RACK. 6 rur.—Kathbella (P. Atkins 1 . l: Lindrum (W. J. Mudford), 2; Lambourne (R. Stowe), 3. Nine started. Master c.yklon was fourth. Half a length each way. Time, 1.1 S.