WHANGAREI RACING CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 74, 29 March 1933, Page 12

WHANGAREI RACING CLUB.

WEIGHTS FOR TRIAL STAKES. Following are the weights for the Trial Stakes of SOsovs, five furlongs, to 1-e decided on the first day of the Whangarei autumn meeting:— Push Lawyer S O L. Winifrede 7 12 Knight Theory S 0 Mater . . . 7 12 Revelation 8 0 Star Artist . 712 Taiiae Mea 8 0 Melody Star 712 Darma ...SO Tiny Star '. 7 12 Gold. Spain S 0 Hushing ... 712 My Money 8 0 Laudatory . 712 Angle .... 8 0 Lady Lucas 712 Cherry King 8 0. Lorelle ... 712 Gold. Sceptre 8 0 Musgo ... 712 Warepuke . 7 12 Sub-station 712 Valadore . . 712 Armutum . 712 Vibrant ... 7 12 Deux Francs 7 12 Bayfield . . 7 12

HORSES FOR SYDNEY.

Tironui, Giglot and Alpina' are to be chipped to Sydney by the Wanganella on Friday. Mr. A. F. Symes, owner of La Moderne, is completing arrangements to send his iilly to Sydney to compete in the A J.C. St. Leger. She will probably go over with A. D. Webster's horses. An otter has been made by Mr. Symes to R. Reed to go across and do the riding.

A GREAT GALLOPER

By his impressive performance in the Manawatu Stakes, in which he looked very unlucky, the two-year-old Red Manfred displayed his true galloping' ability, and also the fact that he is one of the best of his. age (says our Woodville correspondent). The Manfred colt i.3 one of the beet gallopers seen at Woodville, and Lis three-year-old career should hold great possibilities.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

CURIOUS-£2 10/. WAGER—(I) Nothing. (2) £1 9/6. ASCOT—Awa Kalyentay. QUERY—Green Linnet was withdrawn .- from the Johnson Memorial Handicap at Manawatu at 11 a.m. on the day of the race.