N.Z. CUP MEETING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 259, 1 November 1932, Page 12

N.Z. CUP MEETING.

CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. SATURDAY'S ACCEPTANCES. SEVENTEEN IN CHIEF EVENT. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Final payments for the New Zealand Cup, Stewards' Handicap and Welcome Stakes, and acceptances for other events on the first day of the Canterbury Jockey Club's Metropolitan meeting at Riccarton next Saturday, also final payments for the New Zealand Derby Stakes, to be run on the second day, next Monday,, and the New Zealand Oaks Stakes on Wednesday, November 9, fell due last night. Seventeen horses are left in the New Zealand Cup, the only withdrawals 'being Retract, Merry Peel, Colonel Cygnus and Full Mark. There is a field of. 16 in the Stewards' Handicap. ' The acceptances are:— SPRING HURDLES of 200sovs. One mile and three-quarters. Morena ... 11 7 Sports King 9 2 Hounslow . . 9 : 4 Gold Bag . 9 0 Okopua ...9,3 SPRING PLATE of ISOsovs. Hack conditions ; three-year-olds • 7.7, f oiir-year-olds and upwards 5.2, mares allowed ulb. One mile. Irish Lancer Chile Water Polo Minstrel Lad Nightguard Grampian Metal Bird Purse Red Royal . j ; Silver Scorn Azalea Helen Gold Tout- le Mond , Lady Zephyr LINWOOD HANDICAP <A 150sovs. Hack conditions. Seven furlongs. Hurllngham 813 Worship ..75 Shai-pthorn . 8 12 Delice .... 75 Kaknra ... 8 ] 2 Grand Review 7 4 Normandy . 8 10 Bold Brigand 7 0 Arden's Hiprh Tor ..70 Beauty 8 9 Lady Zephyr 7 0 Niscerhend . 8 8 Shelter ... 7 0 Hula Belle . S 0 Importance 7 0 Drum Fire . S 5 Gold Cross . 7 0 Klmle .... 8 2 Lord Ma sham 7 0 Silver Streak 8 1 Idolise ... 7 0 fiiainfight . 7 9 Gold Dress . 1 0 Aga Khan . 7 S Tea Garden 7 0 lan's March T 8 Reserve Fund 7 0 NEW ZEALAND CUP of lOOOsovs. Two miles. Gay Crest . 9 5 Shatter ..76 Historic ..91 Korokio ... 7 5 Concentrate 810 Red Racer . 7 1 Arikira ... 8 1 Chopin ... 7 1 Spearful ..80 Pahu .... 7 0 Fast Passage 8 0 Red Sun . 7 0 Jaloux .... 7 12 Flower ... 7 0 Ramo .... 7 11 Earthquake . 7 0 flinerval ..711 WELCOME STAKES of 400sovs. Two-year-olds ; colts and geldings 8.5, flllles 8.0. Five furlongs. ■ Top Rank . 8 5 : Pegged Red Manfred 8 6 Exchange 8 5 Southdown S 5 Fracas ... 8 0 Guarantee .85 APPRENTICES' HANDICAP of ISOsovs. Hack conditions. One mile. Muff 9 2 Blue Hills . 7 0 Locksley ... 8 4 Palmary ... 7 0 Rocket ... 7 11 Silver Sight 7 0 .Tael .... 7 3 Argentic ... 7 0 Pink Paper 7 0 Gay Nita* -.70 Pacify ... 7 0 STEWARDS' HANDICAP of 500sovs. Six furlongs. Cadland ..95 Grecian Prince 7 2 Autopay ..92 Rational 11. 7 .1 Great Star . 8 10 Mount Boa . 7 0 Silver Ring . S 1 La Poupee . 7 0 Arrow Lad . 7 7 Normandy . 7 0 Merry Peel . 7 r, The Quorn . 7 O Azalea ... 7 5 Royal Sceptre 7 0 Fair Weather 7 4 Full Crop . 7 0 RICCARTON HANDICAP of ISOsovs; Nine furlongs. sßanelagh . •'. 9' 2 Red Sun . . 7 11 "Chopin ... 8 5 Earthquake . 79 .Night Recital 713 Some Toff . 7 8 Starshooter 7 IS! Monastic ..77 Tippling . . 711 Black Mint . 7 7 Second Day. NEW ZEALAND DERBY STAKES of 800 fiovs. Three-year-olds; colts and geldings 8.10, flllles 8.5. One mile and a half. Silver Streak 810 Rocket . . 810 Chile .... SlO Drum Fire . 8 10 Tout le Mond S 10 Pacify ... 8 5 Minstrel Lad 8 10 La Moderne 8 5 Silver Ring 810 Silver Scorn 8 5 f Third Day. NEW ZEALAND OAKS STAKES of 400 . sovs. Three-year-old fillies, weight 8.10. One mile and a. half. Lady Zephyr 810 La Moderne 8 10 pacify 8.10 Silver Scorn 8 10 Helen Gold/ 810 Fleeting Importance 810 Glance 810 Purse .... 8 10 RETURNING TO FORM. Biform • showed form over hurdles last season, winning at Te Aroha and being placed at Paeroa and Auckland. At the recent Avondale meeting he finished second in the Grey Lynn High-weight Handicap to Ruling King, which showed that he was returning to his best. His next outing will be in the Trial Hurdles at Ellerslie on Saturday 'and he should be in the picture at the finish.

RACED WELL LAST SEASON. A couple of seasons ago Chrysology was brought north for the Avondale and Auckland spring meetings, but a -rather rough trfp by motor transport from Hawke's Bay prevented him from showing his best at the former meeting. However, at the Auckland meeting, a little later, he won the Gordon Handicap and the Nelson Handicap, and on going on to Christchurch won the Avon Handicap at his next start. He failed to get into the money in his subsequent efforts. Last season he was a good performer, only being twice out of a place in a dozen starts. He wae brought up to the Takapuna spring meeting and won the Borough Handicap, seven furlongs. At the Wellington summer meeting he accounted for the Anniversary Handicap, one mile, and later annexed I the Napier Park Cup, one mile and a quarter. He was third in the Thompson Handicap and second in the Hawke's Bay Cup, while Huntinjj Cry was the only one to beat him in the Ormond Memorial Cup. Chrysology looks in good heart and he should race well at the forthcoming meeting at Ellerslie.