EGMONT RACING CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 19, 24 January 1933, Page 12

EGMONT RACING CLUB.

HANDICAPS FOR HAWERA

Weights for the first day of the Egmont Racing Club's meeting (February 1 and 2), as declared by Mr. Aubrey Tronson:— OHAWO HURDLES of 70sova. One mile and a half. Blacksmith . . 10 12 Calamine ... 0 1 Tenacre ... 10 10 Day Lass ..90 Kimbo .... 9 7 Invictus ... 9 0 Marjoram ..93 JUVENILE HANDICAP of GOsovs. Five furlongs. Arena .... 9 0 Whaurangl ..75 Peschcrla ..82 Pirouette geld. 7 5 Merry Way . 8 1 Shilloug ... 7 2 Welcome Lu . 713 Colosslan ..70 Miss Cavendish 7 IS Lady Bent . . 7 0 No Doubt . . 7 10 Iceir .... 7 0 Royal Dash . 7 0 Bold Baron . 7 0 Prince Reno . 7 8 Hunting Lodge 7 0 Bappcr ... 7 7 EGMONT CUP of 200sovs. One mile and a quarter. Awaken ... 9 0 Shrewd ... 7 3 Richfield . . 810 Aga Khan ..72 Fiji 8 10 Lady Spy ..70 Habit .... 8 5 MonolofE ... 7 O Gibraltar ... 8 3 Tentcall ... 7 0 Grand Jury ..82 FLUNG HANDICAP of lOOsovs. Six furlongs. Lady Quex ..90 Green Linnet 7 5 Orapai .... 8 10 Eastertime ..70 Tradesman ..85 Trojan Melody 7 0 Refresher ..81 Headmaster . 7 0 Arvada .... 7 7 Hampden ..70 The Tiger . . 7 6 NOLAN HACK of lOOsovs. Eight furlongs and a half. Aga Khan ~90 Davistock ..80 Chief Line ..89 Glowllght . . 7 11 Arikitea ... 8 3 Tentcall ... 7 4 Constant Sun 8 2 March Alone . 7 3 Attentive ..81 ' WHAREROA HANDICAP of 90sovs. Eight furlongs and a half. Awaken ... 9 12 Lucky Alice . 8 2 Richfield ..98 Calamine ..80 Habit .... 9 5 Eastertime ..80 All Humbug . 9 0 Lady Spy ..80 Tenacre ... 8 4 La Crown ..80 Chief Line . 8 2 WAIPAPA HACK of 70sova Seven furlongs. Gold Gleam . 9 0 Glowllght ..81 Cereal .... 813 lloyai Papa . . 7 12 Broken Rule . 8 12 March Alone . 7 8 Constant Sun 8 7 Merry Way . 7 7 Ida Merliug . 8 0 Queanbcyan . 7 0 Davistock ..85 Tenure ... 7 0 Joyspear . . . 8 1 No Humbug . 7 0

BILLY BOY'S PROGRESS.

I DEFINITE PROGRAMME ARRANGED. The crack steeplechaser Billy Boy is having an easy time at present, most of his tasks being confined to light exercise around the roads and hills. A definite programme has been mapped out for Billy Boy, who will make his next appearance at the Easter meeting, which opens on April 15. His preparation will then be con- ] tinued with the view of competing at the Great Northern meeting in June, where his chief mission will be the Great Northern Steeplechase, in which event he ran unplaced last season with 10.13 on his back. At the conclusion of the latter meeting Billy Boy will be shipped to Melbourne to contest the Grand National Steeplechase and other events at the Victoria Racing Club's winter meeting in July. He will afterwards return to the Dominion in time for the Grand National meeting to be held at Riccarton in August, where he was successful in winning the big steeplechase event last year under the solid impost of 11.13. The son of Archiestown is thriving well on the work he is now doing and should be in tip-top order for the approaching jumping scasou.