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HAZLETT GOLD CUP

FIVE HORSES ENGAGED SECOND DAY AT WINGATUI ALMA MAY FIND FAVOUR The second day of tho Dunedin Jockey Club's meeting will be held at Wingatui to-day, when the Jockey Club Handicap and the James Hazlett Gold Cup will bo the chief races. Queen Dorothy, Wild Career and Thermidor are engaged in both the Flying Handicap and D.J.C. Handicap. Queen Dorothy and Thermidor aro in the same stable.

. Tho Hkuald's correspondent advised last evening that the weather was fair. Tho following horses were expected to find good support:—

Owhiro Hurdles. —Recollection, Western Song, Slayer. Nov ico Handicap. —Crack o' Dawn, Spear Thrust, Neptune. Flying Handicap.—Second Innings, Toro Koura, Top Row Dunedin .Jockey Club Handicap.—Alma,

Argentic, Mona's Song. Abbotsford Handicap.—Strip, Teak,

Spartan. Hopeful Handicap.—Mastor Hotspur,

Moorsotis, Asia. James Hazlett Gold Cup.—Queen of Song, Wild Chase, Royal Chief. Waihola Handicap.—Settlement, Our Pal, Half and Half.. Acceptances:—

12.30—OWHIRO HURDLES, Of £175; r/ a miles st. lb. fit. lb. Rerolleetlon . 11 3 Slayer ... 911 Mclienth . .10 13 Baltruin . • » 1 Western Song 10 0 Night Scout. 9 0 I.B—NOVICE HANDICAP, Of £120; G fur. st. lb st. lb. Sunny Jean . 9 0 Eastern Crack o' Dawn 8 9 Prince ..83 Neptune ..88 Bilbao ... 8 3 Pilot's Love. 8 7 Invadere ..82 Spear Thrust 8 4 Lord Puck . 8 1 Our Empire 8 3 1.46 FLYING HANDICAP, Of £250; 7 fur. St. lb. St. lb. Top Row . . 9 2 Norseman . . 7 12 Rodeur ... 8 8 Wild Career 7 9 Second Thermidor . . 7 9 Innings ..84 Rebel Chief . 7 8 Toro Koura . 8 4 Swordstick . 7 7 Queen Dorothy 7 13 Phalanx . . • 7 7 2.24—DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, Of £400; 1 mile and 2y 3 fnr. st. lb. st. lb. Alma .... 8 (> Wild Career 7 1 Argentic ... 8 4 Thermidor . 7 1 Nightwings • 712 Boswell ...70 Galleon ... 7 10 Cape Gabo . 7 0 Mona's Song 7 8 Rabble ...70 Petersham . 7 5 Asbaway ... 7 0 Queen Dorothy 7 2 3.2—ABBOTSFORD HANDICAP, Of £150: 6 fur. st. lb. st.lb. Spanish Lad 9 6 Adina ... 83 Strip 8 9 Epic 8 1 Teak 8 6 Combat . . • 7 10 Spartan . 8 5 Flagman . . 7 10 Disband ... 8 5 Bad News 7 8 Synthetic . . 8 5 Chirp .... 7 7 New Not« . 8 4 Remcmbo ..77 Gipsv Fair . 8 4 Steer Clear . 7 7 Waitoru ... 8 3 Neptune ... 7 7 3.4O—HOPEFUL HANDICAP, Of £200; two-year-olds; 5 fur.

st. lb. st. lb. Master Blissful Lady 7 7 Hotspur 0 3 Queen Beth . 7 7 Aranui ... 810 Dark Agnes 7 5 Moorsotis ..87 Asia . . .75 Montessa ..85 Fancy Phil 7 '2 Night Pal . 7 8 4.IB—JAMES HAZLETT GOLD CUP, Of £350 and gold cup valued at £100; weight-for-age and penalties; 1 nnle st. lb. st. lb. Royal Chief 910 Top Row ..90 Queen of Song 0 8 Atua Rere .8 5 Wild Chase . 9 8 4.S6—WAIHOLA HANDICAP, Of £050; 1 mile and 2% fur. st. lb. st. lib. Auctor . . 9 4 Capricious • 7 1.3 Passaform . 9 1 Master Dinglo 7 7 Straight Dell 813 Tupai . . • 7 7 Settlement . 810 Green Boa 7 < Half and Half 8 8 Our Pal . . 7 / Glenacre ..SO Lady Argosy 7 4 t Elmarch ..SO GISBORNE EVENTS PROSPECTS FOR TO-DAY TURANGA STAKES CONTEST SMALL BOY IN FAVOUR The Poverty Bay Turf Club's Summer Meeting will be concluded at Gishorne to-day. Telegraphing last evening the Hkuald's correspondent stated that the weather promised to be iine and the track fast. Horses likely to be well supported were:— 12.30 —Second Hurdles. —Small BoyQueen's Dream bracket, Illinois. I.ls—Trial Handicap.—Smiling Personalis, Mimicry, Bold Bruce.

2.0 —(I. B. Oman Memorial Stakes. — Jayola, Hunting Royal, Native Song. 2.4s—Hack Cup.—Bold Step, Gay

Mimic, Uirkology. 3.2o— Turanga Stakes. —Small Boy,

Buster Brown, Minnow. 4.15 —Cook Handicap.—Black Thread, Golden Blonde. . o.O —Farewell — Native Song. Minnow, Gay Mimic. • Acceptances: —

SECOND HURDLES, of £lO5. .I'/ miles. —Small Boy, 11.8; Illinois, 9.10; Queens Dream, 0.5; Colenso. Bothwell, 9.0.

TRIAL HANDICAP, of £BS. 6 fur.— Mimirrv, 0.5; Smiling Personality. 5.12; lurahiri, 'Queen's Dream, Bold Bruce, Cymetic, 7.11; Whetu. Mnlmotic. Plenteous, Gazeful. Comedy Cook, 7.1 U. G B OMAN MEMORIAL STAKES, of CI 00. 0 fur. —Jayola, 9.4; Native Sons. Hunting Royal, 8.11; Smiling Personality. 5.9; Endorsement, 7.5. HACK CUP, of £95 and trophy valued at £ls, 1 mile. —Bold Step, 9,0; Mendelssohn S 12; Gay Mimic, 8.10; Birkology, 8.o; Helios, 8-0; Opoho, 7.13; Ilinepit, 7.11: Reay Bridge, 7.9. TURANGA STAKES, of £l-10, IIAl l A miles, —Small Boy. 8.9; Gay Hunter, 8.2; Buster Brown, S.O; Pennycomeouiek, <.13; bkywaj. 7.12; Minnow, 7.2. COOK HANDICAP, of £lO5, 6 fur — Black Thread, 10.9; Golden Blonde. 9.0; Bold Step. 7.9; Hamarin, 7.2; Huntette, Native Song, 7.0. farewell hack handicap, of CIOO. <i fur.—Gay Mimic. jVtinnow, 8.12; Mimicry. Hunting Royal, 5..; Helios, o.O; N'ative Sonar, 7.13j Illinois. Raanu. ..9: Miss Blue. Defora, 7.7. HORSES FOR WAIKATO S. J. REID'S TEAM OF FOUR [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] HASTINGS, Friday Tlio trainer 8. J. Reid intends taking n team of four, Nora Grcgor, Ivar, Kathbclla and Brunhild, to the naikalo moo tins next week, leaving on Tuesday. AH are in fair order, hut all. excepting Kathbella, disappointed at their last" starts. Nora Gregor was held in high esteem here prior to the Trentham meeting, her admirers claiming her to be the most brilliant two-vear-old in the Dominion, oven if sho were not the best. Her gallops over short courses were outstanding, so at Trentham at her one start sho carried good support, but was badly beaten. Sho returned looking only a shadow of tho fillv who had left 10 days before. Since then she has freshened up. Ivar also disappointed at Trentham, hut he is growing very fast. When he develops ho inig.it furnish into one of tlie best handicap horses up to a mile in the Dominion. Kathbclla is one of the best hack sprinters in the Dominion and, after running second at Wellington to Density with more weight than sho has been awarded by the Waikato hnndicapper, she may prove the best of Reid's quartette.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23269, 11 February 1939, Page 11

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HAZLETT GOLD CUP New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23269, 11 February 1939, Page 11

HAZLETT GOLD CUP New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23269, 11 February 1939, Page 11