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GRAND NATIONAL MEETING.

ENTRIES FOR PRINCIPAL EVENTS.

WINTER CUP AND BIG JUMPS. (By Telegraph.—Special to "Star.") CHPJSTCHURCH, Friday. The following nominations have been received for the Canterbury Jockey Club's Grand National meeting:— Tuesday, August 9. WINTER CUP, OF 750SOVS. ONE MILE. Vaward, Beau Geste, Deluge, Indian Sage, Nadarino, Martis, Tresham, Coot, Kaiti, Grand National, Kalos, Merle) Irish, Magna Charta, Sun Up, Black Mint, Cerf, Pantagruel, Royal Mint, Mint Leaf, Huikai, Master Doon, Merry Damon, Degage, Joy Bird, Gold Mint, Margaret Birney, Taboo, Solferite, Passionate, Hathor, Thorndale, Mustard Pot, Mah Jong, Tholomon, Assurance, Waicullus, Flaming Bay, Toapaiti, Lord Star, Nincompoop, Chickwheat, Soltoe, Overhaul, Starboard Light, Gold Box) Solrose, Whenuanui, Horomea, HappA* Days, Peho, Arrowmin GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE OF 1600SOVS. THREE AND A-HALF MDLES. Tuki, Kipling, Omahu, Beau Cavalier, Sir Wai, Vice-Grand, Frenchman, Charlatan, Comical, Radiac, Wedding March Maunga, Passin' Through, Vagabond) Crown Coin, Royal Form, Zircon, Woden, Scamp, Ranui, Cartoon, San Forte) Kawini, Penury Rose, Peter Maxwell) Lady Comet, Birkenella, Highwav, Royal Abbey, Pamplona. Thursday, August 11. BEAUFORT STEEPLECHASE, OF 500SOVS. ABOUT TWO AND A-HALF MILES. Tuki, Kipling, King Abbey, Kirkwood, Omahu, Beau Cavalier, Sir Wai, ViceGrand, Frenchman, Charlatan, Comical, Radiac, Wedding March, Maunga, Passin' Through* Vagabond, Crown Coin, Mauagamoe, Zircon, Woden, Hokioi, Blue Hall, Scamp, Isla Bank, Ranui, Mettle Drift, Kapuna, Cartoon, San Forte, Penury Rose, Peter Maxwell, Lady Comet, Birkenella, Highway, Royal Abbey, Pamplona, Ethiopian. GRAND NATIONAL HURDLES, OF 1200SOVS. TWO AND A-HALF MILES. Gauntlet, Bonena, Ngata, Beau Cava- - lier, Matu, Perle de Leon, Gaze, Comical, Wedding March, Mount Marta, Captain Sarto, Vexatious, Crown Coin, Kamehameha, Koauau, Coastguard, Royal Form, Wharncliffe, Inferno, Lucullent, Guncase, Passionate, Enare, Sottana, Cartoon, Dubious, Black Cruiser, Dick, Kaikahu, Kawini, Peshwa, Troilus, Peter Maxwell, Rangatahi, Lord Star, Lady Passenger. Saturday, August 13. SYDENHAM HURDLE HANDICAP OF 500SOVS. TWO MILES. Gauntlet, Bonena, Matu, Perle de Leon, Gaze, Comical, Peneus, Weddin« March, Mount Marta, Captain Sarto, Vexatious, Kamehameha, Koauau, Coastguard, Royal Form, Wharncliffe, Inferno, Lucullent, Guncase, Te Kawa, Passionate* Enare, Sottana, Cartoon, Relic, Dubious Black Cruiser, Dick, Atapo, Kaikahu' Peshwa, Troilus, Rangatahi, Lord Star! Viewpoint, Aberfeldy. LINCOLN STEEPLECHASE, OF 500 SOVS. ABOUT THREE MILES. Tuki, Kipling, Kin£ Abbey, Omahu, Beau Cavalier, Sir Wai, Vagabond, Frenchman, Charlatan, Comical, Radiac Wedding March, Maunga, Passin' Through, Vice-Grand, Crown Coin, Zircon, Woden, Blue Hall, Scamp, Ranui, Mettle Drift, Kapuna, Cartoon, San Forte, Kawini, Penury Rose, Peter Maxwell, Lady-Comet, Birkenella, Highway, Royal Abbey, Pamplona, Ethiopian,

WELL THOUGHT OF. Reremai, a pony by Romeo— Taiamai sent across to Sydney a few months a<*o is expected to prove a good winner at the ponies." One Sydney scribe ~savs: Keremai is practically a newcomer "on unregistered tracks—she has started ?, y ™ . times — but so promising was the filly s display at Kensington on June 8 that it should not be long before she opens her winning account. On that occasion Reremai contested the second division of the Fourteen-two Handicap won by Wee Eye, and, after takiii" charge approaching the home turn, she ran off the course and linished sixth That the filly possesses smart pace is undeniable. "ONE FROM THE CLOUDS." Sky-writing by means of aeroplanes is a common feature in London, and at first it is somewhat of a surprise to look up and see letters in smoke forming at a high altitude, especially as at first glance you may not notice the small aeroplane responsible. In connection with the spring meeting at Epsom the London paper, the "Standard," showed great enterprise. It chartered a large number of Moth aeroplanes on Derby Day, and these flew over London and the principal towns within a hundred miles of that city, sky-writing the paj>er's tips for the various events. The advertising tipsters possibly regarded that as unfair competition. . SOUTH AUSTRALIA'S BIGGEST STAKE. Year hy year the value of the Port Adelaide Cup is growing. It is probable that next year the ambition of the committee to provide a stake of £5000 will be realised. It is only a few years ago that the stake for the cup was £1000, but the club is governed by an enterprising committee, and they havegradually raised the value of the stake, and they -have now decided that for the Cup to bo run at the end of the year, the stake money will be £4500. This is easily the largest stake ever offered for any race in South Australia and there are very few big handicaps in Australia which carry larger prize money, the notable exceptions°bein<r the Melbourne Cup, Gaulfield Cup. Sydney Cup, and the Metropolitan. It is remarkable that so few interstate owners have shown any desire to win the hi" stake at the Port Christmas meetin" but perhaps the increased offering this' year will alter that state of affairs

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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 154, 2 July 1927, Page 16

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GRAND NATIONAL MEETING. Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 154, 2 July 1927, Page 16

GRAND NATIONAL MEETING. Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 154, 2 July 1927, Page 16

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