TAUMARUNUI CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 218, 14 September 1936, Page 12

TAUMARUNUI CLUB.

the annual meeting. list of nominations. ars'A"™-' and 5 are as follows: —- • !; FIRST DAY. Kerepeelil Handicap of £80, five furlong—Betterment, Atliea, Racecall, Sir 15use, Mi«s Mestor, King llitO, Matreana, Hope Lass, Choice, Rotlioon, Maori Song, Fr FiVe e t 8 Hurdles of £ 100. one mile and a half.—Bellbroney, Curlew, Kanapa, Lucidus, Race Whip, London. Rusty Jack, Musk, Overlap, Stormy Weather, St. Ann, Dark Marble. Hawthorn. _ Trial Handicap of £70, six furlongs. Queen Lu, Pokerface, Joyzell Red 1 ox, Susan, Gay FMier, Golden Jubilee, Race ' . Gadger, Aramie, General Riske, Melvaiiui, Locknit. Mlrlana, Blue Queen. General Ruse, Libra, Master Hyllus, Ellanui. Hot Dance, Shining Spear, Singara, lion Star, Gaj Talkie, Lady Valina, Strathire. Hack Cup Handicap of £ 130, one mile anil llOyde.—Killadar, Le Chasseur, 1 ennycomequick, Sergia, Seaman, Bull o Scotch, Yalpai, Respectful, Pound Sterling, Whirl mint, Survoy, Miss Musketoon, Queen Nona. Taumarunul Cup of £ 200, one mile and three furlongs. —Bonny Gay, Tradesman, Mungatoon, Lagoon, Roxy, Gay Hose, Sergia, Delrain, Silver Briar, Con luioco, Orac. Versant, Velocipede, Lady Diana, Mazir, Tybalt, Lord Val, Master Brlerly, le Hai. , „ x First Steeples of £120, about two miles and a half.—Golden England, Semiarch, Banter, Race Whip, Moree, Kinkle, Valpeen, Huskie, Friendly Boy, Dark Princess, King Spear, The Hiker, Green Park, Emancipation. , , Flvlng Handicap of £120, six furlongs.— Legatee, Grand Score, Mungacre, Luchlus, Golden Sheila, Prince Acre, Wahine Reilii, Little Ruse, Star Artist, Triune, Tray Bit, Bellkyrian, Lady Ruler. Spring Hack Handicap of £120, six furlonge.—Johnny Walls, Cappy, Merial, Sir Tommy, Calcutta, Gay Hunter, Bonny Song, Gay Egypt", Landlubber, Blueneedle, Little Ruse, Lornacre, Hlkutala, Hope Lass, Lady Diana, Queen Nona. SECOND DAY. • Rotokohu Hack Handicap of £ 80, about seven furlongs.—Red Fox, Pennyeomequick, Philemup, Racecall, Gay Flier, Gadger, AramiS, Brown Lap, Locknit, General Ruse, King Theo, Maereana- Hikutaia, Ellanui, Hope Las«, Miss Musketoon, Itothoon, Strathire. Second Handicap Hurdlee of £ 120, one mile and three-quarters.—Bellbroney, Killadar, Curlew, Ivanapa, Lucidus, Race Whip, London, Hawthorn, Rusty Jack, Little Musk, Valpai, En Tour, Stormy Weather, Dark Princess, Thespis, St. Ann, Overlap. October Hack Handicap of £ 100, one mile and 110yds.—Roxy, Le Chasseur, Gadger, Seaman, Landlubber, Full o' Scotch, Hikutaia, Pound Sterling, Whirlmlnt, Queen Nona. President's Handicap of £ 150, one mile and 110yds—Bonny Gay, Killadar, Tradesman, Sinking Fund, Orac, Pennycomequick, Mungatoon, Lagoon, Prince Acre, Sergia, Delrain, Silver Briar, King Musk, Versynt, Velocipede, Lady Diana, Mazir, Tybalt, Lord Val, Master Brlerly, Gay Talkie, Te Hai. Novice Handicap of £75, six furlongs.— Betterment, Queen Lu, Athea, Pokerface, Racecall, Su«an, English Night, Racela, Okauia, General Riske, Melvanui, Brown Lap, Locknit, Mirlana, Blue Queen, General Ruse, Libra, Miss Mestor, Hot Dance, Shining Spear, Singara, Mnster Hyllus, Gay Talkie, Lady Valma, Strathire. Second Steeplechase Handicap of £ 130, about three miles.—Golden England, Semiarch, Banter, Race Whip, Moree, Little Musk, Kinkle, London, Valpeen, Huskie, Friendly Boy, Dark Princess, King Spear, The Hiker, Green Park, Thespis. Railway Handicap of £ 120, six furlongs.—Bellbroney, Legatee, Graml Score, Lucidus, Mungacre, Wahine Reihi, Blueneedle, Little Ruse, Star Artist, Triune, Tray Bit, Bellkyrian, Lady Ruler. Farewell Handicap of £ 100, six furlongs.—Johnny Walls, 'Record Flight, Joyzell, Cappy, Merial, Instalment, Sir Tommy, Calcutta, Gay Hunter, Bonny Song, Gay Egypt, Landlubber, Blueneedle, Little Ruse, Miss Mestor, Hope Lass, Lady Diana, Queen Nona, Frances Acre. DEATH OF R. ALEXANDER. WELL-KNOWN TRAINER. (By Telegraph—Own Correspondent.) NAPIER, this day. The death occurred at Napier yesterday of R. Alexander, the well-known trainer, of Greenmeadows, and formerly of Riccarton. Alexander, who was only a young man, also trained' for Mr. J. J. Corry when Rabbi was racing, and later he had charge of Mr. T. H. Lowry'e team. His death was not unexpected, as he had recently undergone a serious operation, and little hope was entertained for his recovery. It is a shock all the same to a wide circle of friends. He leaves a wife and young family.