WOODVILLE EVENTS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 40, 17 February 1943, Page 5

WOODVILLE EVENTS

FIELDS FOR SATURDAY (P.A.) PALMERSTON NORTH, Tuesday. Acceptances for the Woodvillc District Jockey Club's autumn meeting on Saturday are as follows, provision being made for divisions in the Maiden Plate, President's Handicap and County Handicap:— MAIDEN PLATE of £100, weight 8.11, six furlones.— Rickie, Gold Dip, Phoenix. Great March, Merlac, Tea Coat, Young Bill, Incline, Tamakaha, Hoea Mai, Merger, Errolsmiss, Arakura, Full Light. Thornbush, Social Climber, Valebit. Nantuckey, Croupeen, Battle Zona, Te Ngarara, Crispin, Opaltown, Day Lightning, Solver, Mary Scott. Den Fenella, Pindarus. Hinewhenua. Wedding Dress, Prince Alchemic, Wheriko Lass, Night Super, Quick Decision. Singapore, 8.11. ORINGI HANDICAP of £130, one mile and a quarter.—Authoress. 10.10: Gay Fox, 10-8: Lord Cavendish, 10.6; Khurja, 10.1; Broker's Dream, 9 10: Gamble, 9.9; Mimetical, Acrobat, Coronado, Greek Effort, Hlkorangi, Callcardine, 9.0. WOODVILLE HANDICAP of £250, one mile and a quarter.—Yogi, 9.4; Gladynev. 8.11; Enrich. 8.6; Lambourn, 8.0: Classform, 7.7: Par Avion, 7.4, Coronace, Dynasty. Triple Crown,. Pern, Stairway. Gay Genet, Gay Fox, 7.0. . SAPLING STAKES of £130, two-year-olds, five furlongs.—Star Peer, 8.13; Virtuoso, 8.6; Carnforth, 8.1; Mr. Valiant. Divulge, The Leat, Shah Jehan, Magnus Lux, Novocaine, 7.13; Haughty_ Queen, 7.11; Prairie Flower, Aspen, Wee Bun, 7.10; High Ideal, Financial, Arai, Kapal Chief, Caelus, Master Gary, 7.7. RTJAIHNE HANDICAP of £175, six furloncs.— Auto lite, 9.0; Kol Ragi, 8.13; Kentucky, 8.12; Caroline Bay, 8.11; Black Robe, 8.3; Happy Endinß.'lvar, 8.2; Pay Roll, 7.13; Cheerful Lady. 7.11: Duality. 7.10; Pompit, 7.9; Sir Bradbury, 7.3; Ex-Pupil, Lady Acora, Soutane, Sterling Lat«, Parlato, Miss Phaleron. 7.0. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP of £130, seven fnrlontrs —Theolateral. 8.12; Vln d'Honneur. 8.10; Ngamated, Etruscan, Crucible. 8.7; Po-Huka. 8.5; Olein. Indian Sport, 8.3; Damask. Keen Play, Killevmoon, 7.13; Support, 7.11; Pedantic. 7.9. Irish Fox. Burma, First Role, Verify, Great March Foreign Princess, Radio Call. St. Felicien, Ring Scarf 7.7. COUNTY HANDICAP of £130, six furlongs.— Sea Quex, 9.0: Hippodrome. 8.10: Hlnepo. 8.6. T.ariv Virginia. 8.5; Embroider, 7.13, Ruiin» Moment, 7.12; Te Awe Awe, The Whipper, Kaitoa, Tollv Ruler 7.10; Foxcatcher, Crispin, Molly Malone, Valebit, Colerica, Wedding Manutere. Lady Derby, Nantuckey, Midian Star, «uick Decision, 7.7* KUMEROA HANDICAP of £140, one mile and a distance.—Flving Hawk, 9.0; Snowman, 8.10, Alchemy, B*9; Theolateral. 8.8: Queen Carcllne. 8.4. Gamble. 8.3; Moderate. 7.13: Condole, 7.12, Radio Call. Gynerio, Hlkorangi, Acrobat, Rama Itl, Camp Maid. Donegal Bay, Fosada, Goldform, 7.7. • HONOURS SHARED When Fleet Street won the Flying Handicap at Winton for the second year in succession, he registered 1.12 2-5, and for the third time equalled the Southland record for six furlongs. The others who share the distinction are Hearth and bea Lady. PAYABLE PROPOSITION Spanish Lad has won £1375 since he was taken over by Mr. H. G. Mason last season. All his victories — Invercargm Cup, Birchwood President s Dunedin Jockey Club Handicap and Winton Cud—have been gained over 10 or 10J furlongs, but he has sho^ of dash in sprint races also. Now eight years old, the Balboa gelding is showing the durability of the family. TE AROHA ACCEPTANCES Acceptances for events to be at the annual meeting of the Te Aroha Jockey Club on Saturday, February 27, will close on Friday next at 5. p.m. with Messrs. Blomfield and Company, land, and at S p.m. with the secretaiy, Mr. J. P. Somers, Te Arona. PROSPECTS LOOK GOOD After his easy win in the TTurriles at Ellerslie, there is sure to be plenty of support for Acreman IX * Hurdles at the Waikato meeting At Ellerslie he made an exhibition of the opposition, and it is hard to say iust how good Acreman will prove to be, for he is only a beginner at the jumping game.