RACING AT PAEROA

Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21371, 15 March 1941, Page 9

RACING AT PAEROA

WIN FOR BRIGHT LADY HURDLES TO CAPPY CLINCH WINS CUP (By Telegraph.—Special from “Martian”) PAEROA, Saturday Fine weather obtained for the first day of the Ohinemuri Jockey Club’s autumn meeting at Paeroa to-day. There was a large attendance and the track was in splendid order following the recent rain. Results:— KARANGAHAKE HANDICAP Of £200; two year-olds; 5 rur. 3 3—BMIGHT LADY, Messrs R. A. and C. R. Powell's Dr i by Sunllare— Miss Val, 7.7 (G. Gilchrist) 1 I—I —PETER DOUGLAS, Messrs F. Healey afid J. A. Thompson’s b g by llazart—Atapai, 8.8 (L. C. Brown) 2 4 S—PRI.NCE LOUIS, Mr W. D. Mullins’ b c by Hunting Song—Miss Louis, 7.0, car. 8.0 (C. G. Goulsbro) 3 Also started: 11 —lo Antenor. 7.7, car. 7.7 A (Stewart); 2 —2 Willie Pay, 7.5, ear. 7.7 P (Kooton>: y—«> Den Pasar, 7.i. car. 7.5 i (Messervey) ; 13—13 Bronze Belle, 7.1 (Jones); o—7 Tinketuon. 7.3 (C. B. Goulsbro); to—l2 Bettennan, 7.2, car. 7.1 (Sargenf) ; 15—l i Joy Musk, 7.2, car. 7.24 (Meyneli); 12—II Josette, 7.0, car. 7.5 (Thomson); 7—o Funny Fox, 7.<>, car. 7.44 (Dye); 11 —l4 My form. 7.0, ear. 7.3 (McMinn); B—B Hogarth, 7.0 (Long); 5—4 Miliinui, -7.0 (Ensor). Winner trained by I’. Corrigan, Avondale. Jumping out smartly, Bright I.ady soon opened up a break of a couple of lengths over Hogarth, Peter Douglas, Prince Louis, and Miliinui. Across the top Bright Lady was followed by Peter Douglas, with Prince Louis, Hogarth and Miliinui in that order. Bright Lady was clear into the straight and she held on to boat the favourite, Peter Douglas, by two lengths, with Prince Louis a neck awav in third place. Mihinui was a creditable fourth, followed by Hogarth, Josette and Den Pasar. Tinketoon, Joy Musk and Antenor were badly left. Time, 1.1. HANDICAP HURDLES Or £-200: about 14 miles ■s—4— j GAPP Y. Mrs M. Wllllans’ b g, bv Racoful—Archangel, aged, 8.10 (P. Me®. Brady) 1 4—S—'DEVON. Mr W. R. Shattock’s ch g, by Little England—Archiestown mare, aged, 9.0. car. 9.0 J (A. McGregor) 2 11 1 o—CAPTAIN BELL. Mr E. J. (Mead’s h. g. by Captain Bunsby—iM'ay Bell, 4yrs., 9.0 (11. Skifflngton) 3 Also Started.—'2—l Lapidarian, 11.0 (Mcßae); I—*2 Master Appellant. 10.13 (Maria); 3—3 Gay Seton, 9.0 (Evans); 14—ipo parekura, 9.0 ('Mr C. 1.. Tako); r>—<c Prince Rang!, 9.0 (J. Mein ally); 9—,9 vaalsstar, 9.0 (Neil); 7—7 Harkenschm'ltt, 9.0 (Cleaver); 12—>13 Mendelssohn. 9.0 (Williams); 13—l 4 To Monoplane, 9.0 (Coon); 10—ll Surmise, 9.0 (O. Menially); S—IS Little Ruse. 9.0 (•McKinnon). Winner trained by owner, Te Rapa. Cappy, who had won at his last start on the course in the colours or the. Reilly ramily, put up a line performance but had not mum lo spare in a desperate finish with the Improved Devon, who ran the Ilaceiful gelding to a head. Captain Bell, who incidentally returned double figures for a place, went a fail 1 race for third. Lapidarian’s chances were not assisted when he was rorced wide out at the turn when Surmise (who had lost his rider) ran up on the rails. Gay Seton jumped out smartly to take the lead, and he was clear of Cappy passing the stands, and then came Mendelssohn, lla-ckenselunitt and Lapidarian. Racing along the back stretch Gay Seton. Cappy and Devon were clear or Lapidarian and Little Ruse, but here Gay Seton fell. leaving Cappv and Devon rully 20 lengths clear o-f the rest, which was headed by Captain Bel! and Lapidarian. The finish beiweep Cappy and Devon was a grand one, and the former got the verdict by a 'naad. Captain Bell was two lengths away third; and Lapidarian. almost in line, was fourth. Then ramie Parekura and Mendelssohn. Little Ruse having fallen. Time, 2.46 1-5. AWAITI HANDICAP or £200; 0 rur I—2—STYLISIIMAN, Mr IT. T. Reilly’s blk g. by Race.ru)—Welcome Lu, 3yrs, 7.13 (L. C. Brown) t 21—(22—ni.VNUi.MA. Mr P. Corbett’s ch r. by Jay—Alussie, 3yrs, 7.7 (J. Clark) 2 4—,*—'LADY PAY, Messrs C. C. Hill and R. W. Shand’-s br f. by Autopay—Archella, 3yrs, 7.12 (R. Stoekley) 2 Also Started. ——3 Hineiti. 8.0 (Horton); 5—7 Tea Drop, 7.11 (Ensor); 1.9—19 Stokowski. 7.11 (Thomson); r*—* Fox-mint, 7.10 (Main); 16—16 Beryl Vaals, (McKenzie); 11—II Red Appellant, 7.7 (Cleaver); B—'9 I.a Roslta, 7.7 (Juickson); 9 —'S Acquest, 7.7 (Meynell): 17—17 Successful. 7.7 (Gilchrist): 7—'6 British Mint, 8.8 (Me,Minn); 10—10 Veyana, 7.7 (C. G. Goulsbro): 2—l Sharndn, 7.11 (Dye); 18—*18 Nithrnount, 7.10 (Coon); 1*5 —d 5 Kalletopia. 7.9 (C. G. Goulsbro); 14 —U Wee Sal, 7.7 (Stewart); B—-9 Takti Kara, 7.7 (Keesing) ; 12—12 Hunting Chier, 7.7 (Horne); 13—'13 Marble Fox, 7.7 (Long); 9—B Golden Survey, 7.7 (Ford); 11—11 Acule, 7.7 (Gollop); 20—i20 High Spy, 7.7 (Trernain); 17 —-17 Nan Vaals, 7.7 (Sargent); 21—<21 Merry Valet, 7.7. Winner trained by owner. Te Rapa.

Stylishman, wno nad shown to such advantage in his public debut at Matamata two months ago. ran right up to that form when, arter jumping out smartly from No. 17 position, he set the pace praetieallv all the way to hang on in a close finish with the rank outsider. Manunia, w*n»se return on the place machine was actually over three score. I.ady Pay, always handv, shaped meritoriously ror third, but a little past the post her girth slipped and she threw her rider heavily. Stvlisman was followed early by Lady pav, Kalletopia. and Stokowski, but Manama soon joined Stylishman and thev were together across* the top followed by Stokowski and Kalletopia. Stylishman and Manunia were clear into the straight rrom Stokowski. I.adv Pay. Veyana. Kalletopia and Sharmin, and in a good finish Stylishman beat the outsider by half a length, with Lady Pav a head away third. Veyana was fourtn and men came sharmin, Hineiti and Tea Drop. Time, 1.1 f. OHINEMURI CUP HANDICAP Of £600; 1 mile and 3 fur. 2—2—CLINCH, Mr C. J. Wills’ br g by. Appellant—Marble Bell, iyrs, 7.12, car. 7.124 (C. G. Goulsbro) .... 1 77—HIGH DELIGHT, Mr C. R. Powell'* b g by Delightment—Exalted, aged, 7.0, car. 7.0 (G. Gilr.'nrist) 2 5 S—KASPIAN, Mi- E. Johnston’s ch G. by Vaals—Light Step, syrs, 7.0 car. 7.3 4 (R. Sergeant) 3 Also started: 1— 1 Foxsen, 8.12 (McKenzie); 3—3 Gold Vaals, 8.3 (Thomson). 6 8 Pern, 7.0 (Ford); 9—9 Eastern Heir. 7.0 (Ensor); B—6 Sunny Downs, 7.0. car. 7.4 (Dye); 10—10 Barrister, 7.0, car. 7.6 (Trernain); 4—4 Wildore, 7.0 (C. B. Goulsbro). Winner trained by E. George, Ellerslic. Clinch, who had won at me previous meeting on the course, repeated the rneasiu u to-day and thus broke an exasperating -ej-ies of disappointments. Alwav* well place, be came through in the straight verv solidly to beat High Delight nicely bv half a length Kaspian was going Tairiv well to be the samr distance away in third position. Wildi. • G o went well, but wa> not really well p!;. • straight entrance. ‘Nelthet Foxsen Gold Yaap* was ever dan . Eastern Heir wa the earl' pacemaker, and lie was in cliarg pass, u g the stand*, with Kaspian, Barriste, wildore and Clincr following in clos- formation, and Gold Vaals was next Along the back Fasten* Ileir and Kaspian were making play, and pig'll Del 1 glit was running third, with Rarrl -: r, Clinch. Gold Vaals and Wildore next. The field bunched as soon as they had straightened up. but Clinch finished attractively to get the verdict over llign Delight. Kaspian was third and Wildore fourth, and then came Foxsen, Barrister and Gold Vaals. Tone. 2.22.