MANAWATU RACES

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 25, 27 December 1932, Page 2

MANAWATU RACES

3.45 P.M. EDITION

27TH PALMERSTON NORTH STAKES. AUTOPAY’S EASY WIN. TIME A RACE RECORD. Clipping four-fiths of a second off the standing figures, a race record was established by the time made in the 27th Palmerston North Stakes at the Manawatu races this afternoon. Only five of the original seven acceptors went to the post, Good Hunting and Drum Fire declining their engagements. Autopay (£597) was made favour.to from Lady Quex (£370) and this judgment proved to bo correct, for the pair paid the dividends. Wait and See missed the jump out, but was forced along to join Lady Quex at the end of the first furlong. However, Autopay in turn deposed the lenders to take charge and tho favourite led Lady Quex and Wait and See across the top. Once in line for home, the two leaders luid the finish to themselves, Autopay seeing out tho distance with determination to win bv 2i lengths from Lady Quex, with View Halloo, which came from the rear, filling third place five lengths back and just ahead of Posy. PALMERSTON NORTH STAKES (twenty-seventh), of 250 soys; second horse 35 sovs and third 15 sovs. Six furlongs. 1 Messrs N. E. Aitken and H. F. Wood’s b h AUTOPAY (Paper Money—Tribelli II.), syrs, 9.1 (L. G. Morris) 1 2 Air W. G. Emcnv’s hr m LADY QUEX, aged. 8.10 (Reed) 2 3 Air R. Grace’s br g VIEW HALLOO, 4yrs, 9.5 (B. Morris) 3 4 Wait and See car 7.0 (Wiggins) ... 0 5 Posy, '7.13 (Voitre) ... . ... ... 0 Two and a half lengths; five. Time, 1.12 1-5, a race record. PREVIOUS WINNERS. 1910 — Sir G. Clifford’s Madam Aladcap, 8.6. Time, 1.14. 1911 — Mr Highden’s Boanerges, 9.6. Time, 1.17. 1912 T. O’Neill’s Gladiole, 8.10. Time, 1.14 3-5. . . 1913 — W. G. Stead’s Bandierir, 9.8. Time, 1.14 3-5. 1914 T. O’Neill’s Giadiole, 8.10, Time, 1.14. 1915 — G. D. Greenwood’s Eniperador, 8.12. Time, 1.17. 1916 — Mr Highden’s Cease Fire, 7.13. Time 1.14. 1917 — E. 11. Baracq’s Impediment, 8.9. Time, 1.13. 1918— All- Herbert’s 80-Peep, 7.13. Time, 1.13. 1919 — IV. Duncan’s Acre, 9.8. Time, 1.13 1-5. 1920 — J. G. Duncan’s Blackmail, 7.13. Time, 1.16 2-5. 1921 — W. Duncan’s Tamatete, 9.0. Time, 1.14 3-5. - 1922 — W. Duncan’s Tamatete, 9.0. Time, 1.13 2-5. 1923 — W. Duncan’s Tamatete, 9.8. Time, 1.14 2-5. ' . 1924 — W. Duncan’s Tamatete, 9.8. Time, 1.17. 1925 G. AI. Currie’s Motley, 8.12. Time, 1.13. 1926 — G F. Moore’s Reremoana, 9.6. Time, 1.14 1-5. 1827—G. F. Moore’s Reremoana, 9.1. Time 1.13. 1928 — T. H. Lowry’s Gascony, 9.0. Time, 1.13 3-5. 1929 — G. W. New’s Princess Betty, 6.9. Time, 1.15 L 1930 — W. G. Emeny’s Lady Quex, 9.1. Time, 1.13 2-5. 1931 — H. Murphy’s C-imabue, 9.6. Time, 1.13. TARANAKI MEETING. Summer Hack Handicap.—l Hit tho Deck 1,2 Valpai 2, 3 Princess Star 3. Scratched: Rita’s Light Valpai was first past the post but following tho race an inquiry was held and it was decided to reverse the placings of tho first two horses on the ground of interference by Valpai with Hit the Deck at the home turn. Tarata Hurdles. —6 Callapat (Grindlay) 1,2 Welcome Boy 2, 4 Calamine 3. All started. DUNEDIN RACES. ROYAL SCEPTRE WINS SPRINT. Grandstand Handicap.—l Royal Sceptre 1, 5 Bluo Metal 2, 4 Tippling 3. Scratch ed: Fair Weather, Wise Choice, Dulen. WESTLAND MEETING. Maiden Handicap.—l Arrowmid ’l, 2 Scarlet Pimpernel 2, 6 Cinders 3. Scratched ; Dallas, Polly Dorn, Gay Nita. Westland Cup.—2 Riri 1, 5 Pakitere 2, 1 Adelphi 3. Scratched: Racino, Gigglcswick. TROTTING. OUTSIDER WINS AUCKLAND CUP. Auckland Trotting Cup.—9 Great Parrish (coupled with Kewpie’s Guy) 1,2 Nelson’s Victory 2, 13 l’otcr Pirate 3. All started. WESTPORT MEETING. Dominion Handicap.—l Prince Author 1, 2 Tratla 2, 3 Fearless 3. The only starters. Trotting Club Handicap.—l War Chance 1, 4 Bingen Spiers 2, 3 Avaunt 3. Scratched: Dark Denver.