TOPICS OF THE TURF.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 33, 8 February 1930, Page 16

TOPICS OF THE TURF.

WANGANUI JOCKEY CLUB. " AUTUMN MEETING, FEBRUARI k ' 13 AND 15. ACCEPTANCES FOR FIRST DAT. & (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) . " WANGANUI, Friday. - ' The following arc the acceptances foi rr." the first day (February 13) of the Wanga nui Jockey Club's meeting:— MAIDEN RACB of 17usovs. ' »'• Six furlongs. Weiglit 8.0. Pont d'Or Cyrille Rewitoa Miss Cobham Yalma Leonard Potoaform Coalbag Bon Eve (Jallan Corwen Royal Visitor Treasury Tres Chic Myola Leisuro STEWARDS' HANDICAP of 300sovs. One mile and 110 yards, i » i Euanui ... 8 9 Ct. Palatine 7 7 •* J Otairi .*.87 Hipo .... 7 3 Paltonu ... 8 4 Joy Bird . . 7 - Consent ... 8 4 Fine Acre . 7 0 Keddar ..79 Habit ... 7 0 WESTMERB HURDLES of 200sovs. One mile and three-quarters. ' ' Red Fuchsia 12 5 Beaumont ..9-S . "Vivo .... 10 5 ■ Borsalene . 9 0 Democratic 10 5 Joke Form . 9 0 ' " Panorama . 913 First Ruler 9 0 x - JUVENILE HANDICAP of- 200sovs. ; y<~- Five furlongs. First Money 10 2 Rose Lupin . 7 10 Blue Paper . 8 12 Miss Quex . 7 i Hard Word 3 8 5 Treasury . . 1 b Belle Star . 8 5 Isa . .. . 7 - J- ;* ; Equitant . . 8 5 Autopay. .7 O Jcnnv Diver 7 13 Arisus •. - . 7 O *"' il Roval Finance 7 10 Pass On . . 7 O Paiko ... 7 10 Hinewai . . 7 0 WANGANUI CUP of lOOOsovs. ♦»'r- 2 One mile and three-quarters. I i'\ Bright Glow 8 S Orazone ... 7 5 Corinax ..S3 Taneriri ... 7 - Seatown ..83 Shrewd ; . . 7 O Cashier ... 7 13 Mister Gamp 7 0 In the Shade 712 Kilorell ?.'f . 7 0 Piuthair ..79 The Hawk . i 0 -.j] Xoma ... 7 7 : VICTORY HANDICAP of 250sovs. ii t;* One mile and a distance. Dolomite . . 9 O Joy Spear .. 712 *-*• ' Thrift ... 8 11 Goldlike . . 7 10 "War Fille . 8 7 Latakia ..75 My Own . . 8 1 Auctioneer . 7 - f The Warden 712 Soviet .... 7 0 PETRE HACK of 200SOVS. >. r r. Six furlongs. Tenacre <#90 Paiko ... 7 ;> , Cadland * . 811 Joy Germ . < •> 1 -■='*= Zarene ... 8 3 Evening Hero 7 0 Limosin . . 7 13 Corwen ... 7 0 '' Green Acre . 7 10 Perensiia ..70 Abbey Queen 7 10 Wild Country 7 0 ■Kentish Lad 7 C i*' 1 FLYING HANDICAP of 350sovs. Six furlongs. Cimabue . . 9 10 Freehold:. . 7 6 Silvermine . 8 9 Moa Bird .73 f? \ Lady Quex . 8 7 Arikinui . . 7 2 Benzora ..87 Malayan . . 7 0 *' ti'> < Ridgemount 8 0 Royal Parade 7 0 ROTORUA RACING" CLUB. • ANNUAL MEETING, FEBRUARY 15 AND 17;' " rt \ ' ' ' * FIRST DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. The following is the list of acceptances Jr V . for events to be run on • the first day, "'" t ; Saturday, February 15, of the Rotorua f Racing Club's meeting:— POHUTU HIGH-WEIGHT of 150sovs. t::2 One mile. , Wako Emg 10 13 Spring Abbey 9 11 \ • Kairuri . •. 913 Mashoor ..99 Page Boy .. 9 12 Always . 9 4 . Oscar . . . 9 It Master Amour 9 0 Diam'd Queen 9 11 St. Heller's 9 0 • IVAIMANGU STAKES of ISOsovs. 1 Six furlongs. Hinauta . .90 Huliana . . . 811 £, . Loving Cup 9 0 Little Toy 811 Rangikaha 9 0 RoseWillonyx 811 Creina's King 9 0 'Lady Day . S 4 ■ ' Bold Archer 9 0 .i'Lusoma ... 8 4 • Ruapatu .. . 9 0 Kiritatanga b 4 -,ji. \ Stonehenge .90 Miss 8 4 MOKOIA HANDICAP of 140S0VS. Seven furlongs and about 80yds. Maori Boy 9 5 Mosaic .... 7 6 Z, Hakanoa ...87 Gienstar -*71 ■i-e-/ \ Ti Tree ..84 Macroom ..71 Good Boy . . <7 10 King Willonyx 7-0 Billikins ..79 Abbess /. . 7 0 isue:"' ROTORUA CUP of 320sovs. One mile and a quarter. f* '■ Sir Russell . 9 0 Good Boy ... 710 'Hakanoa . . 8 7 Pompeius,T.-A ■ ;* : . Awarere . . S 6 Wenday .. . 7:-' V Mithra . . . 8 2 Glena Bay . 7; .0 The Lover . 8 0 Respirator*. 7 ; H> X-itr HOT SPRINGS HANDICAP;" of" 130sovs. X J- »•' Six furlongs. s " Sir Mond . 812 Ruby Dawn 8-5 W /f> Loving. Cup 810 Tambourine B's vP"."' Glenifeon . . 8 8 Wild Mint . 8 5 siitif Tcrrapeen . 8.8 " Kiwinui . 8 5 <i\ ,f' On .Top ..88 Carlari's . 8 5 ■ * Rangitown .'8 6 RoseWillonyx 8 ..5 Wefcome Boy 8 5 Intent ... 8 5 JJJV. i- GEYSER HACK of 140sovs. 'jri'i ■ -.One mile.. ..fitp.* Unsoco ...95 Some Lady . 7 12 Parfait Coll .... 7 ' "/Amour 8 13 Measurer ..77 V Page Boy ..88 Komai ... 7 '.7 < } -Brampton . 8 3 Creina's King 7 7 15 " Biam'U Queen S 8 St. Helier's 7 7 Snow Prince 8 3 Nulli Secunilus 7 7 Red Day . 7 13 St. Warrigal 7 7 Crown Arch 7 13 'l'liurnus . . 7 ,7 ARAWA PARK STAKES of ISOsovs. Five furlongs. Bells of Full Measure 7 5 Shandon 7 11 Society. Maid 7 4 « • King - Ford 711 Wild Sea v. . 7 4 ■ % ■ Set Fair ..79 Brilliant Lady 7 4 - ! Sub Editor . 7 7 Lapaway . . 7.4 Leasehold . . 7.7 Lapstone . . 7- 4 Gold Day . 7 7 Tliespis . ..73 Arabesque . . 7 7 Grand' Spirit 7 2 « u Intaglio ..77 Grand Talk 7 2 King Win . . 7 6 Caviare . . 7 2 Footrule .. . 7 5 Rosebank . . 7 2, TOURIST HANDICAP of 200sovs. Six furlongs. =-?»#» Branson . . !? 0 Gienstar .. . 7 1 :S2'; . Awarere ... Sl2 C'ruachan ..70 jr.uaJ- Vali ..... S 3 Valstreet .. ' 7 0 British King 7 4 White Kinglet 7 0 , 1S i Wako King .-7 1 Abbess ... 7 0 * Macroom ..7 1 DARGAVILLE RACING CLUB. . i o 1 w ? - v t Acceptances for the annual meeting of ■f-i.r the Bargaville facing Club,, to be held i snf! at Dargaville on Saturday and Monday, ] —a ji February 22 and 24, close with the secre- i r- . try, Mr. J. P. Stanaway, dargaville, or ' ~ Messrs. Blomfield and Co., Auckland, at > HTC." g p. m . next Friday. ■' ■ . . j TE AROHA JOCKEY CLUB. 1 v * W Owners and trainers arc reminded that ' .'■"•"y nominations for the Te Aroba Joekey < Club meeting are due at 5 p.m. on Wed- 1 nesday next, with Messrs. Blomiield and £ .... Co., Auckland, or the secretary, Mr.'. G. c ~' '' A. Bush, Te Aroha. t i—, ; 1 E' The, Auckland contingent for Gisborne had very bad luck encountering so severe 12 "weather that the steamer did not make ~ port in time for them to compete at the ~ rices. Those engaged .looked to have 4 I. than l >asß ' ri l? chances in their s respective events on the first day of'the 1 clav wvi Some, of them were to race to- 1 at the fefniS 0 ! . next week 7 1 luif Club 3 lneet mg J

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. Y AUTUMN MEETING, FEBRUAR 13 AND 15. FIRST DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. DUNEDIN,. Friday. The following acceptances have bee received for the first day (February 13 nf the Dunedin Jockey Club's Cup mecl >r iD^: - a- AUTUMN HURDLES of 200sovs. One mile and three-quarters. Pangolin . .31 3 Dubious ... 9 10 Oriflamb ... 10 6 ]{ed Heather 9 7 Troilus . . .10 2 Gayoma ... 9 5 Heather Lad 9 13 TRIAL STAKES of 170sovs. Seven furlongs. Ballance . .' 8 4 Leading Boy 8 2 Coupling . . S 4 Ld. Thomond 8 2 Gay Crest . 8 4 My Council 8 2 Good Gift . 8 4 Nonchalant 8 2 Quinopal ..84 Solmuri . . . S 2 The Viscount S 4 Audience ..81 Traho .... 8 4 Coinmenter . 8 1 Captain's Gift 8 2 Corn Queen 7 13 Compris ... S 2 rink Sunrise 7 13 ' Fair Money S 2 Silver Thread 713 PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP of SOOsovs. One mile and a quarter. Tembroney . 9 (> Marsliam . . S 4 Salmo Salar 813 Sailing Home 8 2 Waterline . . 813 Royal Flower 713 Town Major ■ 8 9 Felony ... 7 7 PUBLICANS' HANDICAP of 400sovs. Six furlongs. , Royal Saxon 8 S Money Mine 7 9 Aspiring . . 8 S Silver Coot . 7 7 Greenaway . 712 Speed Light 7 1 Wingatui . . 711 Hurly Burly 7 0 Rin ••Tin Tin 7 9 Royal Tractor 7 0 Caterpillar .» 7 9 Jack a Dandy 7 0 Waving Corn- 7 9 Blue Metal . 7 0 Ell Boa ... 7 9 DUNEDIN CUP' of-,iooosovs. One. mile and'a; half. Paquito ... 9 0 Queen Balboa 713 Pink Note . 8 13 Circulation . 7 4 Count Cavour SlO Ainor< . ... 7 0 Hoylake. .. . 8 5 Camisader. .. 7. 0 Quarter 8"4 Disorder". i"i T.O Glare .... 8 4 ' CHAMPAGNE STAKES of" 400sovs. r . Six; furlongs.- » Praise.... . 9..3 Winsome Hind 8 7 Comp'ensation T 8 13 Charmaine . 8 7 Coroner . .• . . 8, 10 Tracsono ... 8 '7; Dunraven ■•. -8 10 Rosy " Morn 8 7 Pink Paper 810 Dressy .... 8 7 Ball Dress S 7 STEWARDS'' HANDICAP" of -22o'sovs. - One mile.-' • Taboo .... 10:,'"4 Don Jose. ..81 King Balboa' 9"12 Glenrowan . 8 0 John Bradbury 9 1 Evening ... 8 0 Stealth ... 8 10 Assemble ..80 Tardy .... 8 4 BERWICK HANDICAP of 200sovs. Seven furlongs. Mount Boa . 9 5 Phastar ..83 Noteworthy . 9 2 Abbeville ..83 Impertinent 9 2 Court Jester 8 1 Full Fling . . S 13 High Speed . 8 O Paris .... 8.10 Miss Marco . 8 O . Wig .Wag ..80 Ranelagh . . 8-0 Solmar .• . . 8 6 Meitui ... 8 0 Straightcourse 8 5 Crossbow . ~ 8 0 RICCARTON JOTTINGS. STATELY GOES TO AUSTRALIA NIGHTMARCH FOR SYDNEY SOON. (By Telegraph.—Special to "Star.") CHRISTCHURCH, this day. G., Murray Aynsley has sold the three-year-old filly Stately, by Paladin from Limelight, to an Australian owner, and she will be sent to the Commonwealth by an early steamer. Stately has not done much racing, but she has given promise of developing into a good performer. Nightmarch will leave for Wingatui on Tuesday. His only engagement at the Dunedin Jockey Club's meeting is in the James Hazlett Gold Cup, and he will arrive on the scene in plenty of time fbr the race, which will be run on Saturday. Nightmarch is "in excellent health, and he should be. ready for a good performance at Wingatui. A. McAulay has made, a start on the three yearlings purchased by Mr. A. Louisson at the' Trentham sales. The colt by Hunting Song from Erie has been broken in, and is a very tractable youngster. The colt by Pombal from Waterwings, dam of Agrion, is now being handled, while the brother to Phar Lap by Nightraid . from Entreaty will have his education commenced in a day J. W. Jennings has had his team weakened by a mishap to Nasstori. The daughter of Nassau and Lady Ristori received a knock on the outside of her off hock, which is considerably swollen. A spell will be necessary, and she will be unable to race for some time: The accident ca.me at an inopportune time, as the mare looked like racing well at some of the early meetings. On his return from the Dunedin meeting A. McAulay will make his preparations for the Sydney trip. Nightmarch will be the star of the team, which may also include True Shaft and his recent two-year-old .purchase Knockany (by Nightraid from Killiney).. The lastnamed youngster is getting through useful tasks, but he has not been seriously tried out so far. Rapier has done, a lot of strong work lately, and as he has shown no sign of unsoundness H. Nurse has started to send him along a bit faster. He has been nominated for the Midsummer Handicap and the Craven, Handicap at the Canterbury Jockey Club's summer meeting, and a run in one of those events should assist him in his preparation for important events later in the season. OHINEMURI JOCKEY CLUB. The annual meeting of the Ohinemuri [Jockey Club will be held at Paeroa on March 15 and 17. On the first day the Ohinemuri Cup, of COOsovs, one mile and three furlongs, is the principal attraction, while the St. Patrick's Handicap, of 300 sovs, six furlongs, is next in importance. The other items are: Handicap Hurdles, of 200sovs, one mile and a half; Karangaliake Handicap, for two-year-olds, about five furlongs and a half; Novice Handicap of ISOsovs, about five furlongs and a half; Komata Handicap of 200sovs, about seven furlongs; McGuire Memorial Steeplechase of 200sovs, about two miles and a half; and Netherton Highweight Handicap, of. 200sovs, eight furlongs and a half. • • The Shaw Memorial Handicap of 350 sovs, one mile and 110 yards, is the chief race'on the second day, .while the Hikutaia Hack Cup, of 275sovs, one mile and 110 yards, and the Paeroa Handicap of 250sovS, six furlongs, are next best endowed. The other raccs arc: Second Handicap Hurdles, of 200sovs, one mile and three-quarters; Waitekauri Handi- ; cap of 175sovs,six furlongs; Waihi Handi- ; dicap of Isosovs, about seven furlongs; Hauraki Plains Steeplechase of 200sovs, about three miles; and Waikino Highweight Handicap of 200sovs, about seven , furlongs. ' ; With such an attractive programme the ; club should receive large entries and sub- , sequently really good fields. Nomina- , tions close with the secretary, Mr. H. Poland, Paeroa, or Messrs. Blomlield and Co., Auckland, at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, .February 2(5. Full particulars are advertised ' in this 'issue. I