TWO-YEAR-OLD PARADE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 194, 18 August 1933, Page 10

TWO-YEAR-OLD PARADE.

AT ELLERSLIE TO-MORROW. LIST OF ENTRIES.. A two-year-old parade will be held at Ellerslie to-morrow morning, the youngsters leaving the birdcage punctually at eleven o'clock. The following entries have been received:— Ch i by Captain Bunsby—Volopla (Mr. C. M. Emanuel). Ch f by Captain Bunsby—Charis (Mr. C. M. Emanuol). Eagle's Pride, rn f, by Whirlwind—Grey Eagle (Mr. A. Jones). Spoarcourt, b g, by Spear Dance —Avoncourt (Mr. P. Gilchrist). Prince Abb, b c, by Doric—Silk Tress ■ (Mr. A. H. Long). B g, by Kilbroney—Joy Queen (Mr; J. D. Jones). Tray Bit, b g, by Tea Tray—Par Money (Mr. T. H. Kenny). Royal Appellant, blk c, by Appellant— Royal March (Mr. E. K. Plaisted). Ch g, by Gay Shield—Madam Ruth (Dr. M. G. Pezaro). Trinden, b f, by Tea Tray—Agnestes (Mr. E. Tonkin). Sporting Song, br c, by Hunting Song— liionskin (Mr. I<\ Parker). Red Flume, ch f, by Chief Ruler—Very Hot (Mr. J. C. Lambess). Lady Burleigh, br f, by Paladin—Tormentor (Mrs. R. Parsons). RACEHORSES DESTROYED. ACCIDENT AT WANGANUI. Gentility, the three-year-old filly by Grand Knight—Civility, had to be destroyed at Wanganui yesterday morning as the result of staking herself very badly. She was being given slow work, when she suddenly reared up and swerved, landing on the rails, which broke, and she was so seriously cut about with the jagged ends that she had to be shot. Gentility bore a striking resemblance to Civility in colour, conformation and in the way she handled herself, and she gave plenty of promise. She was leased by Frank Lind, her trainer, and appeared certain to prove a high-class performer, so that her loss is a serious one. End of General Lu. General, Lu, who broke down while working at Ellerslie on Tuesday, has been destroyed. j