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Parauri's Chance In The Big Race At Claudelands

Waikato Trots : Kenworthy, Peter Smith And Bold Venture May Do Well

Several Improvers.

Engaged in Introductory.

Th« niitiimn mecHnjf of the Waikato Trotting Club will Ih> held at C'lniwleliinri* tn niiirrinv, nn<l if weather conditions nre 111 n oumhlc some •„' >mI mrinj; wliould l»> wlinewned. Betting will lie dm the win ii nil pin re system. Tim programme will open with tinIntroductory Handicap, in whii-li several improving trotters will claim attention. OTlii Ihi, who run xecond to (Jay Muko ■ t Thn.mp«, nhould show up here. Sir Tony Hninlipd thinl in this da*« at Jlp«om lawt month, aiul will have friend*, ■while Worthy Worker and Qlen Bingen have both l>een in thp money on the rountry circuit. Blnrk Xative won nt Wanjranni in March, nnd Oreat Ouv •howed good form nt tlip name meeting. Frontier Boy and Gold Ki|» will lie trouldPHonu , . mud uUo will Llanvnbon, a dinner at. the recent. Auckland meeting. The tin.il selection* iiuiy be ORKAT UVY WORTHY WORKER I (JOLD KIP. EUREKA HANDICAP. The largest field of the day i* engaged Jn the Rui-pk» Handicap, and there is plenty of room for a surprise. Cliiy Pot ■how«>«l Hue *|N«t'd at the recent mooting at, Epsom, and «hould go well in this event. Grand Dniue wan placed nt Thames, and Bingen'* Bmt wa* second in this claws at Wanganni last March. XarbiMlit was twice eecond over a mile and a Imlf at the latter meeting, while Olpey Light put up a similar performance at the Cambridge, meeting. Recent iform point* to Kewpie's Binaren'e prosipecte, he m well «ea«onod. This also applies to Scottish Sard, ft winner

MEMBERS' HANDICAP. In the Members' Handicap, a two-mile race for trotters, the winner will be hard t( find. Llanvnbon won well at Epsom last month, and that form will ensure him support. Within i* likely to be all (lie better for her race last month, and Bii; Kauri ami Black Native, both winners down South, will have friendn. Decoy Bird, Shirley,* Pal and Win Huou have been placed mer two miles, and tlie tin-it -named should go well. Xel-on Chief won at the last VVnikato meeting, I.nt. lims failed since. The bulk of the money miiy come for I.L.WVABONWITHIN MIC KATRI THE SPRINT CONTEST. Recent form indicate* excellent prospectn for Kenworthy, IVnuku and Star Pronto in the J''ra*er-Smith Handicap. Navy Mine and Paraur will be dangeroiiH if they jret a jrood run, and Sir Frank, who usually begin* well, cannot ■1h( disc-ardetl. Our Pejrjrv. (Jold Dredge and Fernbrook J>asM are portsibilities. The form horses are: K EX WORTHY UENTKr. STAR PRONTO THE SADDLE RACE. The meeting will conclude the Vinitore' Handicap, a mile maddle event. The favourites may Iks JOHNS T.AST—LI T CKY TX)VK Bracket BOLD VENTIRK OUR SUMMER. A special race train for <"inudelands will leave Auckland to-morrow at 7.5 a.m., and N'ewmarket at 7.13 a.m. The acceptances are: — 11.30 — INTROnnCTORY HANDICAP (Trotters! of £135. One mile and a half. Limit 3.40. yde. bhd. Klstrep .... Lt. Bnrney Binxen 48 (Jlen Blngen . Lt. Black Native 48 Ihl Ihl . . . Lt. »;rent Guy . . 48 . . ._ Lt. Frontier Boy . 60 Mn»ter Wrack 1 Lt. Gold Kip ... 60 Nelgon Carbine Lt. Mnttl* Neleon's Pul Lt. Herbilwyn . . 60 Sir Tony ... Lt. Llaovabon . . . 132

•t Thaitnm. Tangaroa is a smart pacer, but i« set a hard task. The public may prefer CLAY POT KEWPIES BLVGEN NARBADA. TAM AHERI HANDICAP. After Mk eaay win at Cambridge at hi* lent start, .Axminuter will carry «oMd aupport in the Tatnahere Handicap. 'Recent form will also draw attention to Amy win'* prospects. Silk Lady wm a (winner last epring, and Tumble was •uccewsful over a mile and a quarter •t Thamea in March. Lady Potte has tmtin placed in three starts recently, and mill have to be considered in this event. If Heyola reproduce* the form he displayed when he won the Waiheke Handicap at Epsom in February he will be troublesome. A trio that appeals is AXMfN'MTER AMYWIN HKYOLA. 11l CHUF XYXIfT. Several prored perfornwni flgure in the Burcli Hamlicap, and the race should provide a fine contest. Parauri ha* proved himtielf over the distance, and ■will probably be installed favourite. Policy can ahio run a solid two milee, ami finished a close third in the Hawere 'Cup recently. Eighteen Carat did not have the beet of luck at th# recent Aucklnnd meeting, but has been working "wHI since. He is liJcely to do better to-morrow. Oreat Chum eticke on well, and is a posftlMlity, ae also in Three B«lls, who won well at Epeom la*t month. Loyal Dirwt has raced competently, »nd Mir Flunk has won on this •ourse previously. Three that appeal are"" PARAI'RI POLICY BIUHTKEX CARAT. KUXVHIA HANDICAP. las1 f m««* h K l \. ,m,>reM,ve win at Epsom the Hhl *• in dema "d tor ra<-«l prominently over two miles, .nd fcoth sliouUl Ahow up ajjain. t.upky ye and Luminnte nre in f,,,-,,,, aml if t)|p point; U soft they will be in tlieir element. Snnt.« Ke lum «,, n „,, to a mi)p ami ii lmlf this ecnsoii, but Moma Girl, who Ims boon placod over two mil™' apiiciiU morp. r»«>ld C.'irrle is verv s|H>edy, and ninimt be diswirded, but Tinker, n good performer in the South Island, will be preferred. The favourites may » > PETER SM:t.. BOLD VENTURIS TINKER

12.10—KUREKA HANDICAP of £185. One mile and a quarter. Limit 8.8. Gipsy Light . Lt. Narbada ... Lt. Agncg Blngen Lt. Neon Oro .. . Lt. I Bingen's Best Lt. Northern Smile Lt. Bonnledene . . Lt. RoHalyn Thorpe Lt. Clay Pot . . Lt. Tunna .... Lt. Davey Day . . Lt. Worthy Quest Lt. Double Peter . Lt. yds. bhd. Kxcel .... Lt. Kewpie'a Blngen 12 Ornnil Dame . Lt. Wlnnlsway . . 12 MarnMia . . . Lt. Scottish Bard . Sβ Morlorl .... Lt. Radio Queen . 48 <Jiite imii ... Lt. Tangaroa . . . 108 K<ml KnlKlit . Lt. BrnrUofK : HonniciPn* and Neon Oro. Excel and Maratua, Gate Pah, Xarbatia and Ked Knight. 12.50—TAMAHKRR HANDICAP of £145. One mile and a half. Limit 8.38. Axmlnster . . Lt. Sustenance . Lt. Artist's Gem . Lt. Tumble .... Lt. Fisher .... Lt. yds. bhd. Kewple's Queen Lt. Kla Kaha . . 24 Reymere ... Lt. Lady Potts . . 24 Reyola .... Lt. Post Haste . . 24 Scottish Bard. Lt. HUlcrest ... 30 Hllk r.udy . . Lt. Hottentot ... Sβ Amywln .... Lt. I.3O—BtJHCH HANDICAP of £800 and Trophy value £25. Two miles. Limit 4.38. Wlnaway ... Lt. Great Chum . . 24 yds. bhd. Eighteen Carat Sβ Kflle Parrlsn . 12 Loyal Direct . 36 Policy .... 12 Parauri ... 36 Three Bells . . 12 Sir Frank . . 48 2.10 —RUKUHIA HANDICAP of £150. Two miles. Limit 4.46. Chndlc .... Lt. Lucky Love . . 24 Lady Amanda. Lt. Laminate ... 24 Marcus .... Lt. Resistance ... 24 etargum .... Lt. Peter Smith . . 36 Taagaroa i . . Lt. Roma Girl . . 36 Tinker .... Lt. gaata Fβ ... 36 TO*, bhd. Gold Circle . . 60 Bedford .... 12 Red Frontier . 72 Bold Venture . 24 Brackets: Lucky Lore and Gold Circle, Resistance and Hanta Fa. 2.50— MEMBERS , HANDICAP (Trotters) of £150. Two miles. Limit 4.57. yds. bhd. Ait ru mar ... Lt. Decoy Bird . . 24 Blnck Native . Lt. Fleet Arrow . . 24 Frontier Boy . Lt. Big Kauri . . 48 Grand Triumph Lt. Llanvabon ... 60 Iron Man . . Lt. Nelhun Chief . . 72 Shirley's Pal . Lt. Arapal .... 108 Within .... Lt. Win Huon . . . 108 3.3O—FRASER SMITH HANDICAP of £225. One mile and a quarter. Limit 2.47. Blngen Chief . Lt. Great Cham . Lt. Compass . . . Lt. ■ yds. bhd. Parauri . . . Lt. Fernbrook Lass 12 Red Flush . . Lt. Gold Dredge . 12 Sir Frank . . . Lt. Our Peggy . . 12 Star Pronto . . Lt. Kenworthy . . 12 Uenuku .... Lt. Our McKlnney 24 Wlnnwiiy .. . i, t . y nyy Blue . . 36 4 - , °-V , HITORS- HANDICAP (Saddle) of *M». Oiip mile. i,| ni | t 2 20. ?P ■■:■ ft: ?;V entur f \l\ *§wr?:: n !»«!». is ;.!&-;;!

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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 110, 12 May 1939, Page 12

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Parauri's Chance In The Big Race At Claudelands Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 110, 12 May 1939, Page 12

Parauri's Chance In The Big Race At Claudelands Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 110, 12 May 1939, Page 12

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