HAWKE'S BAY RACES

Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 152, 29 June 1944, Page 7

HAWKE'S BAY RACES

PATRIOTIC MEETING ACCEPTORS FOR SATURDAY (P.A.) HASTINGS, Wednesday. The following are the acceptances for the Ha voice's Bay Jockey Club's patriotic meeting at Hastings on Saturday. The Victory Maiden has "been divided into two. separate races with a stake of £160 for each:— 11.30—PACIFIC HACK HURDLES of £MO. our Ttule and a half.—Sirlow, 11.2; First EdiTios, 10.10: Porspit. 5.13; Blue Title. 9.10; Faultless, 9.9: Elart Sain;, Combination, 9.5: Lindr-jn. Kilmansgli, Oxyopia, Oisuara, TaSiuia. Tideover. 1-15—VICTORY MAIDEN No. 1 of £169: Iwo-year-olfis. 8.0; thret-vea.r-olds and cpward, S.T: six furlonss.—Lady Premier. Beneve, Varramananna. Stardom. Ann Hatfield. K-ougli Passage. £ingar; Son?. Master Oain. Takrouna, Silver Rod Royal Melton. Foreicn Gold. Singing Hills. Jingle wangle. Master Peter, R. 7; Royal Duce, Cardoness. Kahika 8.0. I.O—AIR FORCE HACK HANDICAP of £160, six ftirlnnrs.—SliyLawk, lO.iO; Rcval Keir. 5.12: Magnus Lux, s.io; Ftndon, S.B: Hula Chief, 8.6: St. Bill, Gay Falcon. 8.3: star Peer, 5.2: Aral. Gold Quest, Barrosa, Peter's Girl. Peata, 8.0. I.4S—VICTORY MAIDEN" No. 3 of £ ICC, six fnrlr.n.rs- —Desert. Are. Kinzano, Dart Morning, Whancai. Skaal. Fairy Godmother, Glad Fox, Daniel, Haigh, Master Gary. South Riding. Exit, Peters Girl. Leghorn. Foirspear. Ganges. 8.7; Anxar, Indian GirL White Cap, Curiality, g.O. 2.30 —MIDDLE EAST HACK HANDICAP of £200, one mile.—Queen's Charm. 10.10: Pink Bonnet Haughty Queen. S.I: AlonSi. Master Meruit 83Piko Piko. 8.2: Dashup, Nightward, Row Pa-era' Fairy Godmother. Lacy Premier. Master Gam' RamiUies, 8.0. 3.15— UNITED NATIONS HANDICAP of £250, one- mile and a quarter.—Boulder E>am. 5.3Indian Sport., 8.0: Kinnefl, 7.11; Ivar* 7sFiddler's Green. 7.8; Catt-erick Bridge,' 7'4 : Circular Note, Greenfeast. 7.0. 4.S—AKMY HACK HANDICAP of £170, seven furlongs.—Kin crop, 9.5; Royai Pageant, 9.0; Burma. 8.9; Findon, 8.8; Hula Chief. 8.6: Wall; Oil. 8.5; Piko Piko, Master Meruit. 8.4: Alondi, Beneve. 8.3: Roto Parera, 8.2; Kinconda, Gaie Duc-hease, Desert. Aee, Jingle Jangle, 8.0. JOCKEY MARRIED The lightweight jockev. E. V. Dve, was married at Matamata on Tuesday. He will be attending the Wellington ° winter meeting. The Ellerslie jockey, B. Markwick. is to go to Trentham to fulfil engagements at the Wellington meeting. RESUMED TRAINING Voltaire, Caithness and Master Dash, which have been on the easy list since the Easter meetings, have been put back into work at Trentham. Voltaire has thickened out appreciably. ELIGIBLE FOR TRIAL Kauri Queen and Da Vinci, winners of the maiden divisions at Hastings, are still eligible for the Trial Plate at" Trentham. as the stake to each winner was £95 and the Trial Plate is for horses which have not won a race or races worth £100 to the winner. WON AT FIRST ATTEMPT Tatting, winner of the hurdle race at Timaru on Saturday, was having his first race as a jumper. He was bred in the North Island by Mr. R. Shortall, and is by Inflation irom Embroiderv. bv Threadneeale from Accumulation, by Polvdamon from Multiplier, by Multifi'd. a' tvpi'cal Poverty Bay pedigree. Tatting schooled well last week at Riccarton, and his success was not unexpected.