DUNEDIN CLUB.
AUTUMN MEETING. THE FIRST DAT. r s FIELDS FOR TO-MORROW. (By Telegraph.—Special to *' Star.") CHRISTCHURCH, this day. With Willie Win, Capricious, Settlement and Night Dress as its representatives Riccarton stables hold a strong hand in the Dunedin Cup, a race that has been won many times by horses from this centre. Norseman and Thermidor, from further south, are form horses that have raced well in good company during recent months. Willie Win shaped, in winning «h(j Midsummer Handicap at Riccarton, as though he is back to his best form, and *n he looks improved by the race, may tarry on the triumphant march of Riccarton horses, who won half the races on the programme on the first day last year, and might easily repeat the performance to-morrow. Betting will be on the win and place system and the following horses arc expected to race well: — Warrington Hurdles. —Fundv Bav. Ballad. Milford. Trial Handicap.—Slamannan, Airline, Thr- Dictator. Berwick Handicap.—Great Swoop, King's Chorus. Miltiades. Publican's Handicap.—Disdain, Counterblast. Spanish Lad. Dunpdin Cup.—Willie Win, Norseman, Thermidor. Champagne Stakes.—Doria. Gold Flight. Stewards' Handicap.—Paper Slipper, Straightdel. Chirp. President's Handicap. — Scold, Islay Downs, Crack o' Dawn. The acceptances are:— 12."O—Warrington ITurdles of £17.". one mile nncl a half. —Ballad. 10.12: Milford. 10.7: MoHeath, Fnndv Bay. D.t3: King Willow O.fi : Half and Half, 9.2: Roscman. 9.1 : On Call. Remembo, Dalrymole, Sight Scout, 9.0. I.B—Trl.il Handicap of .'ZI2O. seven furlongs.—Gay Lancer. 9.0 : Turncoat, 8.12: Airline, Ml: The Raker. 8.0; Vnlloek. Georgia. The Joker. Johneniby. The Dictator, Slamannan, Palmar, Rondini, 8.6. 1.46 —Berwick Handicap of £150. six furlongs.—Miltiades. 9.2: Combat. 9.0; Great Swoop. 8.12: King's Chorus. 8.11: King Gustavo. Withdrawal. 8.4: Pink Bond. 8.:'.: Counterlunch. 8.1: Pink Dress. 8.0; Craiglea, 7.9: Rosalcen Dhu, 7.5; Queen Beth. Slamannan, 7.7. 2.24 —Publicans' Handicap of £300. six furlongs.—Paper Slipper. 9.2: Spanish Lod. 5.9: Disdain. 8.7: Counterblast. Petersham. Raeeeall. 7.13: Spendthrift, 7.11: Final Bell, 7.0. B.2—Dnnedln Cup of £750. one mile and a h*lf.—Willie Win. 9.1 : Norseman. 8.8: Thermidor, 8.7: Queen of Son?. 8.6: Capricious. 8.1: Alma. 7.12: Settlement. 7.10: Mona's Sons. 7.8: Sailing Lady. Peony R«w. 7.8,: WIM Career. 7.5: Sparkle. 7.3: Night Drees, 7.1; Balmentcr, Lord Pih*. 7.0. B.4o—Champagne Stakes of £350. two yearold*, six furlongs.—rDorla. 9.3: Gold Flight, Platform, Retrogression. Shikari, 8.10. 4.lß—Stewards' Handicap of £200. one mile.—Paper Slipper, 10.6; Swordstiek. 9.0: Travenna. 8.8; Chirp, 8.5; Straightdel, 8.4: Hanlon, Waitoro, 8.2: Master Dingle, 7.13. 4.s6—President's Handlcnp of £200. one mile.—King's "Chorus', ' 9,0: Islay Downs, 8.9; Scold, 8.7; Royal Style, 8.5: Raroa. 8.1: Cherokee, 7.l3;,Moonralder. 7.12; Crack a' Dawn > Till;' 'Sonny Jean, Palencia, 7.7.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 44, 21 February 1940, Page 14
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