WAIRIO CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 11, 13 January 1940, Page 12

WAIRIO CLUB.

THE AWNTTAL MEETING. - .; LIST OF ACCEPTORS. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.). ERCAIIGII/L, this.dojr. oi\' The following are the acceptances for the Wairio Jc/ckey Olirb's annual meeting to be' f#; held ynext• .Saturday:~ . •; v:

I, .:,. .12.30—-Bircliwood .-Novice' Handicap, oi 100. -Six furlongs.—-Dolita, Green Locket,, 8.3; -Eire's 'Ruin, 8.10; Royal. Money, Red Feather,. Feather Boa, Sir Denis, Top Spin, ;.JMy . . . . i.lO—Nightcapa of. £ 110. . One mile;'nn d' ahalf. Limit r 3.'43.—~Br«y\vn Cloud, ®/Catbay, Country Lady, Happy Erin, Ken- j ;%''-,\tucky. Sun; Lady Alwyn",-Prince Echoj Roan Donard,. Young Dewey, limit; ,^ ;; Abel,: Aldus/ Betty Joffre, 12yds; Happy V; Hoyle, 36yds; Harbinger, Prince Roydon, ' . 48yds ; Loyal Emblem, Over60yds. Cup, of " £ 300. One mile ' quarter.—Sparkle,' 9.-3 ; Heidelberg, 8.9.; ■ Lochie. Riverl .7.9 ; Merry Simon, ,Atua : - ; ;Rere, Cone Peak, 7.0.' ; .6- 2.3o—Woodlaw Handicap, of £ 100. Six and a. half.—Pink Bond, 5.4 ;. 3?v': King's Chorus, 7.12 J Gold Robe, 7.10; Biiss:^'.rfaV,Lady,f Dolita, 7.7. • . '3.lo—Forde Steeplechase, of * £130. About two miles.-—-El Caballo, ; 10.13'; s^:f Henry. Dawson, Matchem, Guste; v Gay y * Deception, 9.0. • ' 3.50—-Wairaki' Handicap, of £100. -Seven —Sailing Lady, Phalanx, c 8.6 ; . /"•Auctor, 7.8; Tauramai, 7.6; Amellta.- AVai-" . toru, 7.5 ; Viking, 7.4. 4.3o—Ohai Trot (saddle], of £105. One

£.''.and a quarter miles. Limit 3.5. ; —Dawn : • Direct, Happy Erin, Northern Sun, Polling Queen Margaret, Koan Direct, Sam--11. ara, Sonthern Bond, Woolwich, Young rri " Dewey/Central Derby, limit ; Aldus, Creep, v7;^~l2ydr>; Fortune King, 24yds; Hoyle, Ruru, •? : r 30yds, Prince .Roydou, 48yds. —ißates Handicap, of "£lO5. One i-S". niile.—r-Spendthrift, f/.13 ; Triple Cone," 8.11; 8.0; Atim; Rere, Cone Peak, 7.7.

. ITEMS FROM NEW PLYMOUTH. -Though horses at New Plymouth with 'at Trentham are being kept going, there .has been little fast " work on track' since : the holidays/ The tracks { o£are\haid and most of the work is being |p£done on the plough (says.a New Plymouth R. Johnson has Lexden and Ned Cuttle in eteady:':.^ork;v%ut^ ; b(>th;'>;wduld appreciate ,'ari easing of the.tracks.. who showed some pace in her race ?:!^ i? on the second day. at New Plymouth, has through?-h'er^*racing in. good *6tyle. ; Johnson is beginning, to _send this iull jp. sister to Davistock along in her .. work. Vertex; who raced, unsuccessfully at 2s ew Plymouth, is now in Johnson's stable, and, Eupatrid and Minority, who have been spelling since the end of November have been taken, up. again, . Johnson has his. 0y stable full; S. E: Cleaver has been hack.idling Nereus and Bay Dawn on the beach since Stratford. He had-the pair on the course, on Tuesday morning, but both.were /restricted to steady tasks. _ Taitoru, who M;'. looks none: the worse for -his three hurdle p': : races on* the circuit; worked freely on the plough on Tuesday morning. . Boden ; : park also,-, came through his racing satisfe'factorily, while the third member of P. Johnson's team, Miss Clipper, is making steady progress. ;Tahurangi, who, ran a race at-New Plymouth for a #§i.Jibrse having his first outing for some is being kept going. He is carry-i|jK-.ing.' more condition than formerly.

' FINISHED RACING. High Glee failed to.stand up to T-fur--tiVer /preparation, : and: his owner-trainer, Afr. J. A. White, gave him away to a -friend in the Winton district, who will ®Mse : .bim as a'.hack. High' Glee has been winner; for - Mr. - White,- and: it: is jird'crptood •*• that lie will never