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Good Fields Have Been Attracted To Tauranga Fixture

(innil Held* have liffii paid up for at I lie winter meeting nf tin . Bay of Plenty lim-inj Club, which w ill l>o held at TaurniigiL tomorrow, mid with Hue weather -.(nun good sport nhiiulil Iμ , provided. Hnttinjj will Iμ , oil lJi«- win mid place »V«tl»lll.

Till" Novice fill Millril |i liiir> II'HWU II Hi-Id <«f eighteen, hut tin large majority llini" Illli I lit tlf i'.X|MM iciice. Ti'il Hong liil« <I• ilit' niiini' riM-iny. iliml at tin , I'rnnk lin meet iiiir |n«t May «n * lliii'il i" Tahiti iinil Koynl Kuwkc*, Little Men iH'i-111iic*<l a nlmilar position to Te Kaliiri ii n<l Whetu over *\x furlong* tit the ln«t. Poverty Bay meeting, ami Mi»s Valerie w«n mi now I v beaten l>y Royal .VU'fdiijjp at Whangarei in April. She )>ii n been wrirkinjf well. Hiii Many ii was fourth in a novice event at the lint meeting held at Taurangii. Ynlvern hus *iim« pun , and ha* been going along Illoely, while Riff Huff galloped well at T«< Rupo, yesterday morning. The favourite* nuiv be

Miss VALKRIE TKA IJON«J LITTLK IDKA. STEWARDS' HACK. (Himahii ha« mime cpeed mid went well at Ellerali* yesterday morning. He wa* mirreneful over six furlong at the Inst

Wluuigarel meeting, find now i* at the head of the Stewards' Hack Handicap. | Spearford win* fourth in the I'anfurly I Handicap, .seven furlongs, a>t Kllernlie, liiet, Monday week, and if he rune up to that form he should be hard to beat. Midland won over a mile at Te Rnpa lit«t month, white he whs third in a division of the Jervoin Handicap, seven furlong*, at the Great Northern meeting. He also led for a good way in the Carbine Plate at the name fixture. Sunan finished third to Race Camp and The Cardinal over a mile at Te Rnpa, and Little Ruse wa* third to Te Taklna and Rehearsal over six furlongs at the recent Egmont fixture. Vaal«star won over six furlongs at Avondale and galloped well at Takanini ytwterday mornIng. -Star Vaal was «uccen*ful over six furlongs a>t the last Bay of Plenty fixture, mid Krllck may be the best of the other*. The chief fancies may be

VAALSSTAR HPEARFORD MIDLAND. " OVER COUNTRY. Biform would only need to be sound to be hard to dispose of in the Bay of Plenty Steeplechase. Liicidun ha* had it race recently and ahotild be improved, while London, after hU second to John Chin-leu in the Oreen Lane Steeplechase iiiid his surt-e** in the Tiimaki steeplechase at the Great Northern meeting, Ik mire to have mipport. Mahala whs ewond in the latter event. Count Rouseilion and Chikara are also engaged in the hurdle* later in the day, but if darted here they arc possibilities. Rebel King wan nucceasful in the Farmers' Steeplechase at the Waikato meeting on Labour Day and is a possibility. The public may incline most to LONDON BIFORM. CHIEF FLAT EVENT. King Rey would only need to have gone on tho right way eince the Great Northern meeting to have a chance in the Opotiki Handicap, the chief flat event "f the day. Glold Vaals disappointed at that fixture, as did Gay Heme, but the latter haa the conditions to her liking now. Dβ Friend galloped well at Te Kapa y M terday and in evidently returning to form, but .Tack Tar, after hie tlilnls in the Cornwnll nnri York Hnndi7 P i* h " recenl Ellerelie fixture, fhonid take a lot of beating, .lavola won well at Avondnle. and n<. it does not take much to .jet him to hw b«.t. W ie likely ta go a good raw. Black Mimk and Phllrourt also -howed up in the running ut Kll«>r«Uc> and are not without |>ro* poet*, but the former is engaged hi th.« William* Memorial later In the day, Du Minirier won over the dlstanee in thp apring, while Raana has raced well up to a mile. but. )m« a later engagement. Bright Idea him been

Prospects Of Jayola, London, Valimeen And Gadger Appear Bright

working well at F.lleislie. but Dutch | (Jill will not make the trip. A trio that may comiuHiid attention U .lAVOLA JACK TAR 4\IM; HEY. MILE HACK. Raana will prolmlily be better suited by the di-tance of till' Waim-ka Handi•a p. for wbiili he t* t«i|i Weight, than | the (»|H.tiki Hiiudieap. Spitiiiing Wheel; wa- tliiid to Kastern Heir and Hennketoon n\er a mile at Whangarei. wliile Long was seionil ■to Ka*]'ian over ; a similiir dntance at To Kapa laf1 1 iiiilllh. He ran a good race in the Fitzmy Handii'iip. one mile, at the (treat Northern meeting. Hrtoi'liiie i« utated to have been yoing nii-elv at Te Rapa. but liaf not -cored »ince he was anccesuful river nine fnrlonjiH nt Minamata in Kebriiiiiv. Star Vaal. Maereana and Hai Million have priiw engageiiiente. The bent backed may be RAANA I.ON<; SI'AN* Sl'lNM.\(i WHKKL WILLIAMS MEMORIAL. Silver Jubilee, tlie top weight in the K. S. Williams Memorial, has not raced for a long time, but lie wa« a great uprillter a few seasons hack. Besiege itn<l Marie's Acre are engaged in the Farewell Handicap as well a* thi« race, but if started here they will have to be resperted. The former was in the money at KUewlie, and Marie's Acre

looks as though he is nearing hie best again. l> , Friend i* engaged in the Opotiki Handicap earlier in the day. but he can go a good mile. Eastern Heir is aleo capable of running well over the same distance. A preference may be shown for BESIEGE BLACK MI'SK MARIE'S ACRE. THE HURDLES. Count RoiiMsillon won the St. Helier's Hurdles at Kllvrslie at Easter, and with H. 12 head* the Held engaged in the (Kara Hurdle*. <iadger wmh second to Pyrenees in the Campbell Hurdles at Eller♦die la§«t Wednesday week and will have friend*. Jewelled (iirdle will only need to jump properly to have a good show, while of the others Chikara. if starred, will make moxt appeal. The principal selection* may be fIADGKR JEWELLED GIRDLE CHIKARA. FAREWELL HANDICAP. The meeting will conclude with the Farewell Handicap, the main sprint event of the day. Black Thread was second in the Members' Handicap at Ellerslie recently with 10.5, so is not out of it with 31b more. Gay Seton won that event and should again'show up. Valimeen has scored twice on end and should set a «olid paep. Besiege, if started here, will have to Ik- reckoned with, while Marie's Acre m a possibility. 0# the others May Song, Little Artist ii nd Spearford appeal most. The favourites may be

VALTMEEN r.AY SETOX BESIEGE. The acceptances are:— 10.45—XOVIPE HANDICAP of £100. Six furlongs. Gaxvfiil ..89 Vertex ...Sβ Tea Gone . 8 t> Valrern ...Sβ Mttle Idea . 8 9 Te Hnka ..86 Mine Valerie 8 0 Hal Manffu 8 6 Maerettna . 8 9 True Measure 8 6 Whpiiuii ...Sβ Master Vaalu 8 e Tiipulil ...86 Rlff-Raff ..86 Bronze Spear 8 6 Helga ... 8 ft Master Ace 8 6 Brown Ace 8 6 11.30— STEWARDS' HACK of £130. Seven furlongs. ohmnhn ..07 Star Vaala . 8 2 Spenrfonl . 9 2 Master MlcllniKl . . Jl 1 Appellant . 8 2 Hiisnn ... 8 10 Simla .... S 0 Kittle Ruse 8 7 Stenilynre . 8 0 Rrllck ... 8 4 Advance Acre 8 0 VanlsHtnr . 8 2 ,2 - ,r, —BAY OP PLENTY STEEPLES of ii!.V>. About two miles and a hull. niform . . . IOIH Count I.ucl<llis ... i<) 5 Rouxxiilun . 9 4 10 + King . » O Mahala . . . U e Clilknrn . . . » o Car Leaf ..90

I.O—OPOTIKI HANDICAP of £USO. One mile arul a quarter. Kins Rpy . 8 7 Rla.-k Musk 7 1 Gold Taala . 8 3 PbUcourt . 7 1 Gay Rose . . 7 9 Du Maurier 7 0 Dβ Friend . 7 « Ranna .... 7 0 Airam .... 7 e Dutch Girl . 7 0 Jack Tar . . 7 <". Bright Idea 7 0 Jayola ... 7 :i I.4S—WAIOEKA HACK of £120. One mile. Raann ...98 Master .Spinning Appellant . 8 1 Wheel ... 8 T Maeroana . S 0 Long Span . 8 5 Stemlyflrn . 8 0 Kacpliiif ... S 3 Xorilie Ron? S 0 Star Viinli S 1 Hal 8 0 '.."<) -—K. S. WILLIAMS MKMOKIAL ut tl'ill. One lllilc. Silver Juliilci. , !» - Kimn-rn Heir S i> Besiege • • • S 3 :: ISiirristcr ...so Dβ Friend . Hll Little Artist S 0 Marie's Acre S 1 I'rince Blmk Musk S H Colossus ..80 Day Wind . 8 3 3.1."i -OTAHA IH'KIH.KS •■( EUOO. One mile and three-iiuniLers. C'<Miitt Valiii'l.ss . 9 0 Iti'iissillon 9 12 Nuipiiiia ..90 fiiiditi-r ...» 10 Fat Hoy ..90 .i'w.ii..,i Gem-nil l.'use 9 0 itirdle ... 9 7 Koynl Nation 9 0 Clilkiira . . s> 2 Green Label 9 0 4.O—FAHEWEM, HANDICAP ol £1200. Six furlongs. Black Thread 10 S ohmaha ..80 Valinieen . 9 »'. Alvth .... S 0 Silver Jubilee 9 6 May Sf>ng . 8 0 Gay Seton . !J 0 Midland ... 80 Hesifire ... 812 Spearford . 8 0 Marie's Acre 8 8 Gaze fill ...80 Armurourt . 8 6 I'riiice Little Artist 8 0 Colossus ..80

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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 140, 16 June 1939, Page 12

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Good Fields Have Been Attracted To Tauranga Fixture Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 140, 16 June 1939, Page 12

Good Fields Have Been Attracted To Tauranga Fixture Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 140, 16 June 1939, Page 12

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