WAIKATO HUNT

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 242, 13 October 1942, Page 5

WAIKATO HUNT

RACING AT CAMBRIDGE

HANDICAPS DECLARED

Weights for the Waikato Hunt races at Cambridge on October 26 have been declared by Mr. A. Tronson as follow:

STEEPLECHASE <rf £175, gentlev"bl„ "i® ol fflU"* mad a half—Beryl »•«, Dazzle. 11.8; Skyetto, Ika 1 1.5; Hunting chief. 11.2; Abbey Lu, Well Away Jill, Day Bonnet, Paid, Bronzemor ■stu5 tum * Halrangl's Pride. Gold Cloth. Badlant GnWe. Dainty Lady, "oil Book, Loch Mara. 11 0. *®">LES of £225. about one mile 105- v^~ , M*i ;"77 Burp< * n ' 10 - 7 : Cartoonist. 93- Mla Acrea . 9.5; Beau Monde, Klitl. D < 2 lerry 9-3: Skyette. 9.1; Bro P?«n«". Kalmanawa. Larwin, Btylishman, Gay Alma. Bed Falcon. 9.0. •»* fnrUmga * t , r '"- I ! f |~ R j iyai J »-y- 9.0; The Pacifist. Belle &e£ sJ. ufT"?' Dart aold - 810: Watchett, Bronze Meter, 8.9; Precisely, Tudor Rose. Nalnl Tal, 8.6: Transcend, 8.4; sir Simon. Nordic Song. 8.3; Verue, 8.2; High Spy. 8.1; Ev« True, Aiit/»T^ nC T Bojal Master, Ounman. Young J jlnoUa - Kto * Bum, Mtalfcjeezena, bZTV fc K< ?i h * Vtou l«Wh Hark. m£?' *sronsS-5 ron sS- i L * Tk ' Ml «* Aroha, T.btnrtfrm FoxAbbey King, Gratify. Rodney b&J"u Kftnul » Cureaform colt. Lsa* fnfi^ , _^^. 0r * Uor l^ Prtoc * Baffles, Jovial 3n«P>wril Queen. Thomond Lad. Extra, rtn™ f£™°' Flltotte. Oatnne, Future, All Glory. Ebony Star. 7.13. MKMO *IAI. HANDICAP of £450. Fn* at'- Leo °- 87; IjOU RoBa > 9.6; Regal A?« *'%■ . Y** 1 *- 8g : Cambria. Flying Surew rS V 2f Js - ®- 4: Emdal «. «-3; Golden 7 Suryycr-General. 8.1; Marble iT'ruli Jf Kiwltl - '■»: Ezpellant, v.oi. " d - „ 7 ,- 7 . : ■ Oaymlae. Tellsom, 7.8; Gold 7 H W er, «, Val Lu - Town Section. Ae»®, 7.1; Hunto. Ml» Gay. Esquire, SJSin LltUe Mlhlnul, Marlnoto, Lady Pay, Irate, BeUe

BOTORCA AND BAT OF JUNTT HUNT CBF ot £545 and cap Talae £30, "JTJ. jl™* ""J I ;—<>?W Spot, 11.2; Auasle Ra. Ki'nkio 0 ' y Mo *l». Cotnrte. 9.12; surpeen, #.5; Celtic Lad. #.4; Very S Appellant. 9.3; Dark Roee. Henry 9.2; Kittle, Red Falcon, Mla \gI!T" Boy ' °len Abb, Sir Walmal. Te Ronsa Jtote, Halrangl » Pride. Glad Night. Loch Mara,'

fJKS" WO P P "i®* HAND «CAP mt £175, «lx * bmU -—9.5; BCouraeica L Joy . Va * la> 91: SUver Note, KiniSJi' iil'ii 8- 7 ; Ellee, Betterman, 8.5; «5? £?' 8.4; Joy Musk, Qulnation, Dink, 8.1; Royal Musk, ••fcJnutmUoß. 7.13; Hunter'. Night Bomi I*u*hlng Socig. runny Fox. V?®? 1 is?- Renarde, Merry May, Loch f,. T ight <**•' 7l °: Marinoto, Rawl pllot - Tlnketoan, Mfa» Wharlko, 7.8; Laughing Fox, t^osrt!l£!? e^Lr The *22*' Buln »'n. TaosPrtna Baffles, Northland . f Sa'. Sir Simon, Oayjax, stylos. Varuna, Statue, Tough Guy. Acquiesce, Prince Pilot. Gay-

LADIES- BRACELET HANDICAP of £175, IfntKbUtcn rldcn, ous ratio #od a tMrtcr -~Beui IM: S V. Gold Land. 11.3; BuocaI^ er » Cartoonist, Little Ruse, 10.13* Royal . }?'« Klng D»«to, 10.11; Surpeen! 10.10; D 1 ' Ab4)e y Lu. Henry ol Huntingdon """"W Jill. Moko Moko. Sff 'v-^RS 4, Waterport. Omoltoroa.. Dtagovt.'i. CloUl - Waka Nene. Pabrune. Beryl L^ , iSs ld^k, L 1 u 0 r T. ln - Radlant Gulde - DHtnty

££? MEMORIAL HANDICAP of £300, Sr„ ? 5* I'-—Monte1'-—Monte Crista, 8.0; Sure 0p I" ? #; - aoldon Survey. SurveyorOraeral 8.5. Neenah. 8.1; Expellant. 7.10; Oay78: Paymaster, 7.7; Val Lu, '. Tran «™ l tter • 18; Sleepy Pox. 7.2; B a brow. Esquire, Orak&u, 7.1; Prince Louis Softly?' 7 o"*" NOte ' Klavas *. Hun to, K instep'

Acceptances clow at 5 p.m. on Priday.

AUCKLANDERS IN AT WELLINGTON

The Wellington Racing Club's snrine meeting, to be held on Saturday week tion ra A te vi a J alrly str <>ngr representa"9ll. °' Auckland stables, and with the Jl kes , „ offer ' n S. it Is likely that the majority will make the trip. Space does not permit publishing the whole of the h?II. ca ß?> but it is Interesting to note R»Jaf U^Jro<^ p ? r, °^ mers as Beau Leon. Regal Fox and Landveyor are engaged in the chief event.

£155> G HANDICAP of » n n.m? i W »«K>ngs.-Beau Leon, Bakanui. 8.3; Regal Pox. 81. Yogi, 8.12; Gladynev. 8.11; Landveyor 88' Boloyna, Centrepoise. Sealaw. 8.3; Don't Porget, 1? : t-«nbourn. 7.13; Poxsen. 7.13; ClassJ?™' , < 7 ln ?s. '.10; Piastre, The Raker. 7.8; Palcwi £:.t~< r ? u -„ 8 * n £ ion - TJ; Ascot Bloom. Don Eu '°* let ', Oay Genet, Good Soout. Hasten. ?? SL Katesbrldge, Kinsman. Mountain Fox, The Joker, The Monarch, 7.0.

i Au f£ l * n < l horses and the weights allotted them in their respective engagements are:—

Hurdles: Hinkler, 9.4: Venture, 9.0 Walnui Handicap, one mile: Phaleron. 8.3; Ascot Bloom, 7.5; Irate, Bronzo and Vaalsmoss. 7.0. Rimutaka Handicap, seven furlongs: Bronzo. 9.5; Lord Chancellor, 9.3; Water Hound. 7.13; Powys, 7.9; Ever True. Tweedsmulr and Verify, 7.7. Shorts Handicap, six furlongs: Route March, 9.0; Whackle. 8.11; Beau Vaals. 8.4; Golden Survey. Phaleron, 8.2; Neenah. 7.10.

October Handicap, one 'mile: Foxlore. 9.3; First Edition, 8.10; Prince Rewa. 8.8; Honeywood. 7.7.

AUSTRALIAN TURF

SKIPTOK PLEASES TRAINER The trainer, J. Fryer, was excepUonally pleased with Skipton's win in the Stand Handicap at Flemington last Saturday. He- said:—"Skipton's former trait of going off his feed following a hard race is not in evidence now." The rider H. Badger was disappointed in Wilson's effort, and said unless the horse improves next Saturday he intends to ask permission to cancel his riding engagement in order to accept the mount on David Innls in the Caulfield Cup.

Unless the scratchlngs are numerous in the Toorak Handicap and the Herbert Power Stakes, there is a possibility that the hurdle race on Saturday will be deleted in order to keep the programme within limits.

Skipton won the V.R.C. Derby and the Melbourne Cup last year.

A BUDDING STAR

Lord Advocate justified the high opinion always held of him from a staying standpoint by an impressive win at Geraldine over nine furlongs. He is a three-year-old chestnut colt with silver mane and tail by Solicitor-General from Sweet Beauty, dam of Cottingham, Rebel Star, and Treasurer, and it would seem that he has a bright future. His next appearance will be in the Dunedin Guineas.