THE TURF.
FORTHCOMING MEETINGS Racing. January 24—Wellington R.C. January 24—Thames J.C. January 31—-Auckland R.C. February 5, 7—Bgmont R.C. February 7—(Canterbury JG. February 7—(Matamata R.C. February 7—Tapainii R.C. February 14—Rotorua R.C. February 14, 16—Gore B.p. February 20, 21—Winton J.C. February 21—Tolaga Bay J.C. February 21—Westland R.C. February 21, 23—Waikato R.C. February 21, 23—Woodville I).J.C. May 9, 1942—Ashburton R.C. June 20, 1942—Ashburton R.C. Trotting. February 6, 7—Wellington. February 14—Canterbury Park February 14, 18—Auckland February 21—New Brighton T.C. February 21—-Marlborough TjC. March 28, 1942—Ashburton June 1, 1942—Ashburton
WELLINGTON RACING CLUE TO-MORROW'S PROSPECTS. The Wellington Racing Club’s summer meeting will be concluded tomorrow with another big programme. Provision has been made to run two races in divisions, blit this arrangement will probably ns>t be necessary in the case of the Trial Plate field, which is two above the limit. Included are several horses with other engagements. The weather has been fine since the week-end, and the track should be in excellent order. Under the win and place system of betting the following horses may be depended upon to race prominently:— Mungaroa High-weight Master Lackham, Patu Po, Lunaria. Trial Plate—Golden Tide, PrinceShad, Sally Lunn. January Handicap—Salutation, Wild Talk, Atreus. Camp Handicap—Moutoa Bond, Fur Coat, Hugme. - Wellington Racing Club Handicap—tou Rosa, Happy Ending, Wild Fox. V Nursery Handicap—Beau Vaals, Nizam, Kahuranaki, Metropolitan—Celebrity, Not Out, Egyptian Rose. i Douro, Hack Khurja, Maggiore, Ever England. The Ffow*. 12.5 p.m.— Mungaroa High-weight Handicap, of £350; one mile and three furlongs.— *; * Gold Card 11.2, Gay Mimic 10,9, Es- , perance Bay 10.8, Master Lackham 10.5, Native Chief 10.3, Peter Beckford 10.3, Miss Leighon 10.2, Patu Po 9.13, Goad. Sun 9.12, Renascor 9.12, • Martene 9.8, Lunaria 9,2, Maharajah 9.2, Day Lighting, Greek Dancer, Red Chief, Richelieu Pearl, Thoraide, Wild- .. fire 9.0. 12.45 p.m.— 1 Trial Plate, of £300; seven furlongs. Black Saint, Darag, First Role, Flying Hawk, Gleucose, Hamish, Lady Govern, Laughing Lady, Locrain, Midian Star, St. Grace 8.5, Autoscore, Battle Zone, Crispin, Crucible, Daily Mail, Dolly Greene, Golden Tide, Gold Dip, Good Scout, Inventor, Leisurely, Lowry Bay, Madame Rachel, Makaroa, Mark Out, Monmouth, Olein, Prince Shad, Rackman Royal Melton Sally Lunn 8.0.
1.30 p.m.— January Handicap, of £460; one mile.—Salutation 9.6, Black Thread 9.3, Surveyor-General 9.0, Wild Talk 8.13, Native Song 8.11, Diana 8.2, Cheerful Lady 84), Graeco-Roman 8.0, Star Zone 7.13, Atreus 7.13, Blue Border 7.12, Arctic DaVn 7.11, Authoress, Getewayo, Craiglea, Flying Spy, Green Gables, Halley, Imperium, Last Acre, Leighnor, Pern, Pretty Lass, Veldette, White Rajah, Kingcraft 7.11.
2.15 p m.— Camp Handicap—First Division: Moutoa Bond, Symbol, Maggiorc, •Neenah, Parjato, Vivid Night, Lady Derby, Fur Coat, N'una, Rebel Lady, Phenomenal, Flying Spray, Cheetah, Dabble, Doily Greene, Gemara, Lady Boswal, Light Fingers, Lucky Comet, Once Again, Sqtieers, True Mate. Second Division: Hugme, Gay Genet, The Champ, Saint ■'“Sr, Lord Defoe, Dungloc, Daljarrock, Legal, Nightglass, Golden Moon, Compeer, Sterling Lad, Cicada, Dolly Greene, Kind S’ong, Lady Ex, Lotto, Portadown, Te Awe Awe, Nlutoroa. 2.55 p.m.— Wellington Racing Club Handicap, of £1000; one mile and three furlongs. —Gladynev 9.5, Lou Rosa 9.3, Old Bill 9.0, Happy Ending 8.12, Wardress 8.2, Hearth 7.13, Kotua 7.11, Piastre 7.9, Parchment 7.2, Beau Ciel 1 Classform, Dynasty, .Eulogist, Foxette, The Monarch, The Ring, Wild Fox 7.0. 3.35 p.m.—
Nursery Handicap, of £500; six furlongs—Beau Vaals 9.7, Nizam. 9.7, Dominate 9.5, Indian Sign 8.5, Alethea 8.5, Dalesman- 8.1, Old Pal 8.0, Money Bird 7.11, War Effort 7.10, King Herod 7.6, Catterick Bridge 7.5, Lenardo 7.4, Crackerjack 7.3, Manpower 7.3 Tea Coat 7.3, Voltaire 7.3, Warrigal 7.3, Kahuranaki 7.3, Banco 7.2, Junior 7.2, Lord Darnley 7.2, Theolateral 7.2, Cataract, Charming Song, Straight Bat, Peter’s Choice, Valsheen 7.0.
4.15 p.m.— . Metropolitan Handicap, of £750; six furlongs,—Sir Beau 9.9, Autolite 8.12, Amigo 8.8, Hearth 8.8, Route March 8.8, Black Majesty 8.4, Not Out 8.3, Duncannon 7.12, Circular Note 7.10, Egyptian Rose 7.10, Night Eruption 7.9, Enrich 7.8, Celebrity 7.7, Premature 7.4, Absolve 7.0, Rawhamai 7.0.
4.58 p.m.— Douro Hack Handicap, of £500;
one mile.—Khurja 8.13, Mahaina 8.11, Maggiore 8.9, Dusky Morn 8.8, Ever England 8,8, Balblair 8.7, Keyin 8.6, Vivid Night 8.5, Gunyah 8.3, Duality 7.13, War Credit 7.12, Condole 7.11, Dinah Dhu 7.11, On Call 7.11, The Whipper 7.11, Golden Tide 7.10, Rebel Lady 7.9, Good Scout 7.8, Laughing Fox 7.8, High Morale 7.8, Gemara, Gjoldform, Kinsman, Katesbridge, Kurrawong, Queen Cardine, Ruling Moment, Stairway, Support, Triple Crown Vadanoe 7.7. YEARLING SALES. HIGHEST PRICE, 000 GUINEAS. WELLINGTON, Jan. 22. The sixteenth annual sale of bloodstock was held at Trentham to-day. There was :||i unusually large attendance. The olfering generally was considered the most attractive submitted for many years. Although there were several withdrawals, 80 lots were sold, with very few passings. The proceeds amounted to 14,854 guineas, an average of 185 guineas, a very satisfactory result in face of prevailing conditions. The highest price was 900 guineas for a colt by Foxbridge, the buyer being Mr W. S. Goosman, M.P., who also paid 600 guineas for a sister to Fearless Fox; a good winner in Australia. The same buyer paid 480 guineas for Salutation’s brother, which sum was considered very reasonable on the day’s market. . The second biggest price was 7W guineas for a colt by Bulandshar from Roman Scandal, an Australian-bred mare. The buyer was Mr J. A. McDougall, of Martinboroiigli. The horse is likely to be trained at Riecarton.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 62, Issue 87, 23 January 1942, Page 5
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