REHANDICAPS DECLARED

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 30, 6 February 1939, Page 14

REHANDICAPS DECLARED

BOTORUA RACING CLUB.

Rehandicapa declared for the first day I of the Rotorua Racins Club's meeting next Saturday by Mr. F. J. MtManemin are as follow:— Pohutu High-weight Handicap.—Raceline, 71b, making 0.13. Geyser Hack Handicap.—Raceline, 7®b, making 8.8. Tourist Hack Handicap.—Tooiey Street, 71b, making 8.0. As the Putaruru Stakes, which he won at Matamata, was a weigh t-for-age race, Mintlaw cannot be rebanaicapped for the Arav.a Park Stakes, in which he is weighted at 7.11. Fleetwind (7.8) should be included among the acceptances for the Mokoia Handicap. Forlorn and Stokowski should be included in the Waimangu Stakes and Little Idea (7.12) in the Mokoia Handicap. Royal Message and Tralee Rose should not be included in the Mokoia Handicap nor Creatman in the Hot Springs Handicap. EGMONT RACING CLUB. The following rehandicaps for the first day of the Egmont Racing Club's summer meeting, to be held at Hawera on Thursday and Saturday, have been declared by Mr. A. Tronson:— Ohawe Hurdles.—Ohanga, 51b, making Flying Handicap.—Airing, 4 lb, making Eamont Cup.—Winsome Lu, slb, making 7.7. Juvenile Handicap.—Judgment, 51b, making 8.9. Tokuora Hack Handicap.—Professional, 51b, making 8J; Judgment, Alb, making 8.2; Mischel, 31b, making 7.10. Whareroa Handicap.—Airing, 3lb, making Baron Bold, winner of the Borough Stakes at Opunake on Saturday, is now ineligible for the Trial Handicap. POVERTY BAY. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. Rehandicaps for the first day of the Poverty Bay Turf Club's meeting are:Hftf Handicap.—Gay Mimic 9.1, Sunderland Btakes.—Black Thread 0 0 Jayola 8.0, Skyway 7.9. HaD dlc« p . —Gray Mimic 9.0, Th ~ l >»•••

Also started : 2-2 Montensa, 8.6 ; 6 6 Not Out, 12-13 Night Shirt. 7.12, car. 7.13; 2'J« C fP ta ' n 10-10 Grey Night, ** Dre< ? P*ra<le. 8-8 Royal Huntress, 7.0, car 7.11J ; 7-7 Rebel Laws, 13-14 »t. Grace, 7.0, car. 7.101 ; 3-5 Asia 7ft car. 7.10 i ; 14-11 West Wind, 7.7 ' ' Half length ; neck. Time, 1.1 1-5. CRAVEN PLATE of *300. Seven furlongs. 4 ~TOP ROW, H.: :\ Sorntt 1 3 —3—SECOND INNINGS, 7.8, car. 7-J0J —J. W. Jennings 2 S —° —WINE CARD, 7.7, car. 7.04 —A. Stokes ... . 3 li A i' 2 . Pal>er 81ipper, 0.2; 7 T; 7 Go 8 I<, Mrv.o 9 ; 7 caV. le 7 n r , • 7o ' Half length; head. Time, 1.26 4-5.

POST HANDICAP of £200. Seven furlongs. *—j —TEAK. 7.10—P. Spratt 1 fl~s~~rr"n\ia N V 7 , 9 ~~ L j »ills - 2 8 B —ILDMAGB, 7.7, car. 7.01—C. Stokes *777. 3 V ,- A '" > : 1-2 Density, 9.2 ; 6-6 Stolen MiZ'k B'®'8'®' 7 7 Garonne, 8.12; 8 7 Mr'«^ ,, ehoh ? n, \ 88 : 5 5 Synthetic. B.T, car. 8.9J , 2-1 Aggravate. 7.13, car 8.1; bracketed with Rebellion; 12-11 Pa*' 7*B ? ! -'"n ' i 313 I.rf ' 2® Maroha - 10-10 Jewish wr *7 2 7, **'• 70: 1112 Miß « Bluff, 7 7 Half a head ; two lengths. Time, 1.27 2-5. AUSTRALIAN TURF. ROIEHILL meeting. ALADDIN WINS TRIAL. SYDNEY, February 5. A decisive victory was recorded by the New Zealand-bred Aladdin when he won the Trial Stakes at the Rosehill Racing Club's meeting yesterday. Linklet (Limond —Anklet) ran third in the Carlingford Mile. Rival _ Hit was unplaced in the Flying Handicap and Improvement in the Rosehill Handicap. Result:— TRIAL STAKES of 2200. Seven fnifongs. Special weights. ALADDIN (New Zealand-bred), br g, syra, by Limond—Solange (Mr. M. Laidlaw), B.7—D. Munro 1 RUMMAGE, b m, 6yrs, by Ramplon— Lady Pop (Mr. E. Godfrey), B.7—A. Mulligan 2 LIMULET (New Zealand-bred), br c, Byrs, by Limond —Anklet (Dr. C. i Nigel Smith), 7.12— E. Bartle 3 Thirteen started. Two lengths. Time, 1.25 i. HORSE DESTROYED. I (Received 10.30 a.m.) SYDNEY, this day. Improremept, a five-year-old gelding by Chief Ruler from Naselle, owned by J. T. Jamie*on, slipped when being given a dose broke a