RACING AT PAEROA

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 224, 22 September 1938, Page 28

RACING AT PAEROA

OHINEMURI CLUB.

THE OPENING DAY.

CUP AND FLYING.

A REVIEW OF THE FIELDS

The next, niri-i in - to i 1,-iim attention will be that of the ithuTmiun Jockey Club, wlni-h opens at. I'.i.rn.i nrxt, Saturday wcek. Kxccllrnt noiiuii.itmns werp received ■ 'rid ili,. ,|,., liiirttii.il „f the handicaps by Mr. I- .1. Mi Man,.iniii has greatly nicrpaspil interest in I In- fixture. Mia adjustments should i.-mi|- in a, , I'tit.inrp*. Km,- U-v !.,-,.is th,. [•01.ui.l Cup field with ',).:. or -Jll, nioro than ], r carried into thud place 111 tli,. Avondale Cup on Saturil'iv. head.* separating Tidewiiiter. Kena miil him. Hr- was giving the latter 3.71b on thnt o<-casion nnd now meets him on IMb better terms. Fir. how-over, mpets Round lj> aii-1 Kiicp on 41b. Mnzir an,l (hev.il de \ olpp m, :s]h. anil Sliv on 21b worm terms, whilr lip is ccmcpiliug Hold Vnals exactly the same weight ns lip did 111 the Avondale ( up. Kmif Rev won tl\p ( iliinPinuri Cup last. March with '.) n, heating Hound Up (STI and othpis. H" is by no means out of it. Round I'p showed up for quite a huiff wnv in both Ins ii.-s at Avoivlhlp. <)ii Sit '■• •! 11 in I !■■' I uii In' was giving K-na :'■:]< I'll ■.. "' . >! ,/i, Tib. Chev.il dp Voice !•_-'•, and II M V■ d> IMb. In t lip I'icinti'ii'i H.iiidi, ah on Moinla\. run over ;i s nri.,, ,' |... , ,|>'d I'.ngp 41b. K-.-, lull, and ';■•' I V,< ,U IS'b. ami they all lintsbcd in fnnit of him. Kinia winning fioni ti.-ld N'aals. with Ned Cuttle third nml I'.uge light up, fourth. Round I'p is now uipptiiu Kena on level terms and is giving Kir.'.- 41b. Ma/ii (ill.. Cheval de Volee 11II> and Gold Viials 1.71b. He should be greatly improved, Enilc 18.3) will have to imprnvp on his Avondale form to have a show. Ma/ir has not done much racing reipntlv. He I,Hiked a bit big at Avondale, but still it does not takp a irreat deal to net, him ready. He has previously raced prominently on this course. Cheval de Volee 17.101 was unplaced in the Avondale Cup with lib more than he has at Paeroa. while Day Wind (7.8) failed to fret into the money ill the Jellicoe Handicap at the I'nkurniign fixture, which was his last Mart. Cold Vanln (7.6), after his fourth in the Avondale Cup and second in the I'liimptnn Handicap with 7.4. looks a most bl;.'l\ p'. oposition. while General Riwe 17 IH, who was third in the .Mount Albert Handicap, seven Cut I nigs, 111 Avondale. appears to I e the bi-t of those on the minimum, He was thud in the I'arliamen?a\\ Handle ip. on" mile ami .1 <|uai ter. at Tientham in dub. while lip has won over • mile at Te Ha pa mid r.lWslie. Some w!i'. iniv h- fancied just, now are: King R v. <->ll N'aals, Round I'p, Kena and General Ruse. The Sprint. Lhniiollrn lias been placed at, the top of the r",\ing H nrlicp with 97, but A must be 1 iniembercd that thp minimum this event, 11 7.7. against 7.0 in the Cup. This mare raced particularly well last peiuton ■ml wound up by c m.\ inct 9.12 into se-ond jiliiip nt Tiiurnngii. Hunting Blood beating lie; by a head. If nt her best she will lie handy. Orate, after hi-i two succpsses over nix I'urlong.i at Wunganui. with 8.6 and 9.0 -e 1 -retivclv, will ha' e to be seriously con-,ii>l-r-d. Gnv Seton 18.9) won the Visitors' Hiudicp, six furlongs with 8.5 at the G cnt. Northern meeting, and wound up the season by annexing the Taihoa Handienp, seven furlongs and a quarter, at Mntamata with 9.2. leading all the way. He nlso has good prospects. Prince Acre ffl.B) was second to Olessamor over tax furlonirs with 8 12. and occupied a similar position to Master Cyklon over seven furlong* with 8.0 at the recent Hunt meetinc" nt. New Plymouth. Ony Rose, Star Artist. Rona Buy and Philpourt are on the H.i» mark, nnd of this quartet Philpourt annp.ls most nftpr his third in the Flying Handicap, six furlongs, nt Avondale on SMufdav. and his micces« in the Avondale Ouine-s on Monday. He will have supf.ort. Royal Dance (7.12) failed to (ret into lb" money last season, while Day Wind t7 10) i* engaged in the Cup. Of the oM-ers. Alvth (7.9). Xoitnro. Mine Te Koiira. HuntinKmore nnd Mon Acre, who are nil on 7.7. np.r>ear thp best. Thone t'"-it m'M- be in demand at pre«ent »re: Philcourt. Orate, Llangollen, Gay Seton and Prince Acre. , Acceptances To-morrow. Acceptances for first-day event# clone with Messrs. Blomfield and Co., Shortland Street. Auckland, at ;"> p.m., or with the seretary. Mr. J. Poland, at 9 p.m., to-morrow.