RACING AT ELLERSLIE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 133, 7 June 1932, Page 12

RACING AT ELLERSLIE.

THE CONCLUDING DAY. AN EXCELLENT PROGRAMME. THE FIELDS REVIEWED. The Great Northern : meeting of the Auckland Racing Club 'will be concluded at Ellcrslie to-morrow, and, with the. excellent fields engaged, another capital day's racing is promised. The Tamaki Steeples. The programme will open with the Tamaki Steeplechase, for which eleven are carded. Monetize ran a great race in the Green Lane Steeplechase, only being beaten in the last bit by Nassock, and he should again go well. Neil has shown ability over country, but he may be reserved for the Orakei Hurdle Race, in which he is also engaged. Town Beauty won the Hunt Club Steeplechase well and should be in the picture again. Carlaris was third in the Green Lane Steeplechase and Apache fourth. Royal Reign fell early in the Hunt Club Steeplechase, but he has schooled well since his arrival at Ellerslie. Day Lark and Jen may be the best of the others. A trio that may appeal are

TOWN BEAUTY MONETIZE ROYAL REIGN. The Hack Hurdles. I'acldon is top-weight in the Orakei Hurdles. He won well at Te Rapa and showed up lor a bit in the Great Northern J [urdles, but struck a hurdle and eventually baulked. He may no better in this Held. Neil is engaged in this race as well Ms the opening event, and if started may show up. Balloon should be improved as the result of His race in the Great Northern Hurdles. Patutahi fell at the second fence in the. Panmure Hurdles on the first day, as did High Commissioner, who is also engaged in this race. The former ran a fair race in the Remuera Hurdle?, finishing fourth. High Commissioner showed ability at Te Rapa, and if lie completes the course should be in the picture. Full Measure has shown up well in both his races at the meeting, running second the first day and winning on Saturday. He is also in the Campbell Hurdle Race, later in the clay. Appledore has run fourth and third respectively at the meeting, while Trowbridge was second to Full Measure on Saturday. Royal Visitor and ISiform may bo the pick of the others. The public will probably go for FULL MEASURE PADDON HIGH COMMISSIONER. The York Handicap. A big field has been paid up for in the York Handicap. Historic put in such a Kreat run at the end of the King George Handicap, seven furlongs, on Saturday, that he is sure to be fancied with another furlong to go. Sunny Sky has won the two principal flat races at the meeting so far, and will again have support, for she is very well. Arikira is not too good at 1 !io barrier, while Prince Val has not raced for some time. Little Doubt was third in the Cornwall Handicap and Manawhenua won easily on the first day, though he was well back on Saturday. However, he is a good sort in the mud. Protomint finished second in the Cornwall Handicap, and if s<. ;irted in this race should again go well, but ho is in the Carbine Plate later on. imumint is similarly engaged. She is very speedy. Lucy Rose looks the best of the i cmainder. Those who may be most in demand are

SUNNY SKY HISTORIC PRQTOMLNT. Winter Steeplechase. The bracket Make Up and Landmark arc at "the head of the Winter Steeplechase field, and if started in this, in preference to the Campbell Hurdles, they will be in demand. Billy Boy ran a good race for about three miles in-the Great Northern Steeplechase and should be improved, (iareniore was third inithe Great Northern (Steeplechase} but is", an unlikely .-tarter. Nukumai also went well in the Great Northern Steeplechase till he fell the last time on the hill. Lucess won over hurdles on Saturday and is a good jumper. Master Lu looks improved after Ilia outing in the big steeples. Callamart was second to Copey on Saturday and will have "friends.- Copey,. with 9.11, will- be favourite, and he should again take some beating. Most money may go on ' COPEY' ' - MAKE UP — LANDMARK BRACKET CALLAMART. The Campbell Hurdles.

The bracket Landmark and Make Cp are paid up for in the Campbell Hurdles as well as in the Winter Steeples, and if started should run well. High Pitch was unlucky in being interfered with on Saturday, thus losing his rider. Luminary showed up for the best part of two miles in the Great Northern Hurdle Race. Arch Eagle was second in the Remuera Hurdles on Saturday., only-being beaten by half a length by Lucess. Cruachan was third ni that event, while Advance Camp was well in the picture to the straight and should be improved. Nassocfc and Full Measure look the most likely of the others. Ihe favourites may be

HIGH PITCH LUMINARY ARCH EAGLE. The Visitors' Handicap. Eighteen figure in the Visitors'_ Handicap. Consent has shown up well in both liis races at the meeting without getting into the money. Huntingdon was the lender, for the greater portion of the way in the King George Handicap and finished third. Tradesman was second to Manawhemia on the first day and was about sixth in the King George Handicap. The distance should suit him better to-morrow. Rcfreeher was third in the Members' Handicap on the first day. King Ford, Hampton Park and Lord Val may be the best Hi the others. Most of the money may be entrusted to

HUNTINGDON REFRESHER TRADESMAN. The Carbine Plate. The Carbine Plate, with which the meeting concludes, is a gentlemen riders' race, and on recent form the best backed may be PROTOMI N'T SENESCHAL BEACON FIRE. The acceptances are:— UOA TAMAKI STEEPLECHASE of ••OU 22550V8. About two miles and u half. Monetize . . 11 2 Absent ... 0 4 Noil .... 10 10 Day Lark . 0 4 Town Beauty 10 7 Oa.t-1-nies . . 9 o Apache ... 10 r> Royal Keign 0 o Jen . . . . 10 ~> Tapapa ...00 Carlarls . . i> 0 1O 1 X OKAKEI HURDLES.'Of 225SOVS. jL~..I.tJ pne mile ami three-quarters. Pacl'dob . .10 -S Applotlore . 9 S Neil .... 10 7 High ComBallopn. ... 10 « missioner 0 7 Pntutahi . . 10 4 Trowhricigo . 0 0 Full'Mcasure 10 4 Royal Visitor 9 0 Biforrii ... 10 O Cnt-i-mos ..90 Kornden . . '.I VJi Kiahoremal . 9 0 Cargen ... U 10

RIDING ENGAGEMENTS. The following riding engagements are announced for to-morrow: — T. Green—Little Doubt. A. E. Ellis—Prince Val and Lucess. E. Manson —Fairway, All Humbug. F. Bentley—Limeen. A. Murray—King's Archer. A. G. Parsons—Gay Cockade, Hampton Park. F. Fergus— Catorna. ±j. Dulieu —Claremore, Imamint, Absent and White Fang. E. Stanway—General Lu, Maori Boy. E. Kcesing—King Ford. R. McTavish —Lucy Kuse, Tradesman. A. G-ilmer —Kawainga, Kiahoremai and Carlaris. R. E. Thomson—Slump, Arch Eagle and Gold Money. A. Tinker —Baroscope, Princess Bede. L. G. Morris—Consent, Silvermine. J. Mcßae —Luminary, Master Lu and Royal Visitor. R. Miles —Royal Reign, Nukumai and Easterly. Mr. BJgham.—Mahkill (Carbine Plate). Mr. E. Watson —Beacon i'iro . (Carbine Plate). ■ Mr. M. O'Connor—Sports King (Carbine Plate). Mr. F. Baker—Woodful (Carbine Plate).

~i X YORK HANDICAP of SoOsovs. -*-*V . One mile. . Historic . . 10 13 Gay Cockade S 0 Sunny Sky B Iniamint-. . 8 o Arildra ... 0 11 Limeen ... 8 0 l'rincc Val . !) B Lucy Rose . 8 0 Little Doubt !) 2 Golonilrina . S 0 Manawhenua !) 1 Jalldy Karo 8 0 Silvermine . !) 0 Catoma ... S 0 Gold .Money s 10 I.ronze Tray S 0 . .Protomint . S 8 Gay Idea . S 0 King's Archer S 0 Fairway . . SO Imperial Baroscope . S 0 Prince S 5' Lucky Alice S 0 Vandyke . . S 4 Gay Court . S 0 Maori Boy . 8 4 1 KX WINTER STEEPLECHASE of C50 .soys. About three miles. Make Up .11 0 Master Lu . 0 12 Landmark . 11 0 Callaniart . 0 11 Wiltshire . . 10 11 Copey ... 9 11 .3i 11 y Roy . 10 11 Dean Cavalier 0 7 j'aris ... 10 5 Kameliameha 9 0 Claremore. .30 2 SJump ... 0 0 Nukumai ; . 10 0 Jen . ... 0 0 Lucess ... 912 9 4.0 CAMPBELL HURDLES' of 400 ■"'•"i" so vs. Two miles. Landmark . 11 10 Advance Camp 0 7 Make Up .11 7 Arch Eagle 0 7 High Pitch 10 (i Nassock . . 0 i! Luminary . . 10 4 Kawainga . !> <> Cruachan . . 10 4 Patutalil ..90 Easterly . . 10 2 Full Measure !) 0 Q OX VISITORS' HANDICAP oC 350 sovs. Six furlongs. Consent . . 10 2 All Humbug 8 0 Huntingdon 10 2 Gay Cockade S 0 Tradesman . 9 0 Lord Val ..SO Refresher ..91 Echo Song . S 0 Chromadyne S 8 Free Air ..SO The Tiger . 8 0 Werata ... S 0 Hampt'n Park S 2 Princess Bede 8 0 White Fang 8 2 Alpina . . . S 0 King Ford . S 1 Royal Bengal S 0 A -IK CARBINE PLATE of BOOsovs. -fc.-LO (Gentlemen riders.) One mile. Booklaw . . 11 4 Seneschal . . 11 4 Grand Spirit 11 4 Sports King 11 4 Imamint . . 11 4 Sub-Editor .11 4 Iviahoremai . 11 4 Valueless . . 11 4 Miss Alb.vn . 11 4 Woodful ... 11 4 On Approval 11 4 Beacon Fire 11 0 Professor . . 11 4 Iclmint ... 11 0 Protomint . . 11 4 Malikill . . 11 0 Royal Survey 11 4