CHRISTCHURCH HUNT CLUB.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20920, 29 July 1933, Page 14

CHRISTCHURCH HUNT CLUB.

PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY. FIELDS HKVIEWKn. j The Chriilchurc.: Hunt sn- , r.ual steeplechase meeting, to be held , at Riccarton to-day. will attract wide- ! spread interest, as several of. the ; horses engaged will be racing at the ; lorthcornn.y Grand National jtather- ! \r.~. The cour. ; 'j will provide txcei- ■ lent uoiva, and the strong Heidi for j tire majority of the events <.-..-. sure keen Suitable ha;;! ;n.d | train arrangoirirr.'s have beer made ; ar.d charge; for adm !•-.-:<_•:; have beer. i fixed ?j fellow-: -To eou-.-o L-. to ' lawn enclosure 2. Gd, not or-err.-: 2.-. I Tr.e it a.~ toiiow-: -i 1.18 a.in. -- , f' !'■ ■'■ It The L-iwford Sieepleeha •:. t'>r nuahr.ed hunter:. i:a.s untortunuteJyl of the the acceptor--, Lancer. ;.- a c.nuhtful ??ai-ter. The country to be , negotiated. Vie ::..-ide feuee.-, j v. ill be fair!;-' formidable, and r.o i.;!l -irrci 'n b" taken with tifrn. oroariih Id .-hap»'d well at \',';.<-;idyi:r, and wai; "He of tie leadiTs m thr- race v. or. D - -' Lancer to w.thm ha];' ;_. i..:h. <f borne. Th-.- turnin.' tr.vk w,!l tuir ; b<;-\ vh'jv X:n- of Spade:. ,-nn:iki a.'.-o fare '.veil under the conditions, lie .:a\e .i rie-in and fast ai.-phiy at , V/a^-hd'■'!.", and ret ur.-' lb:- pace to a : nvirked de~roe. LhikW and Lur~lar a:e fair hmitfrs only. The- final , r-sne nay be c-rifhied '''• l-hordhc Id ! and Niri? <->f Spade. j p.m. : i ! -:->-:'i: >H . r - v y-<: < '■•-•: .• r • C'.'rr. i'>':.'. 7' .-■ '- i'^-hu- ; •" .. '.-■• <'":.;! Fr •. - . - : V-t.-a: li ;:• ■■ .. . - [•:.• •:•• '.■-.. ,r-:i f .- S-r;,; I\ •• . » - i liil 1!..--] , - .- - i,o- r,1 Hapi-.v H-.'-i"".. • r ■[■;'.:i-3- ■■■: J!u:v>: •- ■ I ' I'-'t; :;■ - -' r 1 J.:o\c:.;r.Y "' ' r.U«- :.->-.; .. vr In the th-ld for the Ayie-Lv.ry Trot Handieap, for*r points to tne chance:- ; ot v. no has only once been out j of the rroney in hh few r-tarts t'vJ. ; ' yes.on. Given a 2or>d draw, he «=hould : prov«-» tt-ie rrutl difficult to dispose of. i Dandy Locanda showed improved form at !u"jru lart .Saturda.v. and lie ir likely to be prominent, while Somal Pest. Ifapny Bird, Lone Derby, who will be suited by the Mabel Chir.iC ■, and S:r Cowan will , all be considered. The iart-named bar no* yet raced up to his early ; promise, but the 10 furlongr of this ' race will ru:t him better than the mile and a half events he has contested to date. Perhaps those coming in for rr.o'.t favour will be A;:lc, Sir Gowan. and Dandy Locanda 3.1 j p.ir.— ?-r.\.'''i:'" .-: \n.:.- ' > ■ . ■■...■ !.,c- ■ Z- ■ ' • ■ - 1 : !;■:.•: - i ! j;ri»:-* ;;-i = •: is-- .-.. - v ?-::<r .-i;'.-.: - tt !'■.•.• !..- - 0 C t y K" : ... . . - 1 1 for r.i:.-: . - •' I-.it.-.fo- -. ■'* ', ( "■- - r, i ,Prr; U-- r - ' '■ ' M"V;t.;i" . . - " :>»: ': . . = I.' March Lt.-v -. ■> '. Tiie M;ii',;e:i Stakes is, for two-yiar-oldr and upwards that have never won a race. Several, however, have narrowly mitred bein? eligible, while others have shown encouraging work on tlie tracks at times. Ten of '.Lie 22 acceptors are still regarded as two- | y---ur-olds. but will be a year older in I ;:ireo days' time. Of the older division Gay Robe. Marmorat.'or. Cherry ' Queen. Imitator. Silk Arrow, and Sdvcr Sight read the best, while the '. younger brigade is worthilv repre- ! sen.tcd by Fiat Lex. Top Rank. Glan- ; clovey, Madge's Coin, and March ' Brown. The conditions of the race, ' and the mixed nature of the held, will ; make ihe race very interesting, and j irrsestors may pay most attention to , Giy Robe. Top Rank, and Fiat Lux. j 1 I ! 1.53 p.m.— j i LOXOBMACH HL'Kb!.„? iiA .■ l)\L Ai\ ~; : ll.j 80-f. C/ne m;ie ar.d rh--o mrioi,^';. | -•. !b. .-!. it,. I Alorci.,l . i! tl H-.;.-.-'..-v .. Jid I High PiK-b .. "." 'i A;; vane j C.::i.'2 0 j . jfo;ir.«!o*v .. '" S Kin" Cou".-! 'J u i Xishtoip .. :0 e, 'i'cM-.-i'. . '.' 0 1 Punvbcß'.",-. n ':0 t> Some good c!a;s hurdle pcrtormers. ! 1 are carded for the Longbcach Hurdle; j j i tandicap, including Morena, Hounslo'.v. and Punchestown. who are still ■ in the Grand National Hurdle Race, j • Morena disappointed by his light ap-1 '. pearance and display at Riccarton on i Thursday, and there is a suspicion ; that he is not in his best order. Hi;,'h Pitch has lost a lot of his brilliance over the battens, and is not fancied in this company. Hounslow benefited i considerably by his races at Trentham. and his gallop on Thursday was. i worthy of notice. Nightcap will require a race, following his recent let-j j up. Punchestown is in winning form, j I and the manner in which he mowed j i down the useful field in his race at j ' Washdyke labt week suggested a big : future for him. None of the others , can be seriously regarded, and the j favourite division will probably be ; comprised of Hounslow. Punchestown. and j ; i ; L'.SJ p.m.-- j ' BfMBAZO.V K.'.X'OJCA.", of j, .-.,.,■. i :'i;rlua;s. I --. ill. ,st. li>. I b :i- F«.-.i;£ .. oii <,ice:an .''.;:.c-t: & < ShaUT .. ■> t- Hd-J lir>.<. .. fir, I HurUr.trhaiti r > ~> Cranforu .82 Chrvpolofy S I'l tiueta-o .. S -2 Martian Cl;si S< V-', <'ha.Tnm.:.r .. fc 0 Pol-fiora .. ■-• '-- Jaloux .. .-> 0 i Pnirrrv-o -'- ''".ige C- .... ~ .-. O Co-.t-Btuore .. " '•<> Fr..jc<-t r.n * n cnoon •■ 8 o ilrrantry .. SO The Brabazon Handicap, as m previous years, can be considered in the iir-'nt of a Winter Cup dress rehearsal, as' half of the field are likely contestants in the bn* mile event. One cjonce at the list of acceptors will suffice for racegoers to realise the intricate task confronting them, and it can be safely said that the race presents more possibilities than has been the case for many years past. Silver H':ni> is undoubtedly coming rictht again, but is still carrying a little surplus condition, and will need the race. Shatter is not liked over a seven furlong journey, but Hurlingham will have many followers, in spite of his weight. Chrysology cannot be expected to be ready, and the same suggestion may apply to Martian Chief. Spoon, and Gustavo. Polydora has a j.;ood chance! but much will depend on the position she draws, and her fortunes over the first furlong. Cottesmore disappointed on the soft ground at Trentham, but won two races on his last appearance at Riccarton. Grecian Prince is a. decided possibility, white Red Boa will be in keen or-mand should the track be soft. Cranford has bc-cn accepted m this in preference to tiie hack race, and should make a creditable showing. He is a bold galloper, and ability to begin fast will always cause him lo be dangerous. Of the remainder, Errantry makes the most appeal. Little notice need be taken of his failures at Trentham, as he was totally unable to handle the heavy going there. With such an array of talent at the disposal of investors, speculation is certain to take a wide range, and the final summing up may be in favour of Polydora. Cranford and Grecian Prince.

J.lo p.m." i i;:-x-:;.R-' T'LA'fF HaNIjICAT. c: t* : I "" j--.. vr.r. :r.> as-d i cursor. i •>■ ~,.,- 10 - ~8-r_i.~i~y.fi .. 'i :-, ! ! •;-..';'-..-' ..-.<•• J : : ;ne of Srade- 3 • j ; Tijp Hunter-' Plate Handicap pro-' I ~;.r.* to resolve itself into a two- 1 I iio'rse race between Pharaoh ar.d ! Trisox. and the former seems to have I ;'■-!,!""better prospects He was some- : ,\-hj- unlucky at Washdyke, and a , -.--Hop at Riccarton yesterday with to- ■' oa'v's v/cight up showed that he is m I j his Lest ordei. . I 3. r >t p.m.--;JKKs-:sFLi HA'.K HANDKAr. ,v - 3 -.-a. i v '■•'"' ••-■*■ '- ' 0 j - r> Th" hack class is only bit fly well I vrprcsen'e'i m "'"■ Keuncls Hack Hanj c.icap, and the :-:suo appears very j rj, c:• Xone c f those carded has been i ot. the v. inix.ng list in the last few weeks, but many have shown useful form. ' Mar.-.-iho. Helen Gold, and Tea Garden make apj^cn! is;; p.m !-:A.'Ti;i..\r' ;K'vT •.- wo-v -.:•.' ; ; - i .-'.' fc-ilf. ' A ,:.. . .= -- F-;>! A.:v, (,-■-,--:■' V'.'t».-V - .. .-.-:■ *-■'- '- . :-^.- L:?.iß-j:! *■ -' Tar-a'-; . "h T;-or:r.vcr;;iy ,;:;d General Wrack, in the Kirwct Handn-ap Trot., were winners at their last itart. and both have rio':e v.ell ri'ii e. more especially the iaMrr, who v.iU be in demand to-da} . Preface i- a iccent wmner and Tarisau: and Royal Audo were successful at Grey mouth last month, while Good Companion and Smoke Screen were plare-geMivrs a* the Timaru meeting in J-i!i<\ " Warboat \vas fancied at his last start, bvt did not finish in the money. He is seen at. his best on a holding track. Marraret Chennuit must be re-.-pee'ed. as shr> looks in perfect order at oresent, and has pleased in her recent track work. Although this field is not to be compared in size with tkrft of t:;c earlier event, it is a very cipen race, but most support may be extended to Thorr.worthy. General Wrack, ar.d Margaret Chenauit. FOXTON R.C. i TO-DA VS I'KOdKAMMK.

I-. . i ! f ! AT ROTORUA. I - I'KO<;U.\.MME VOR TO-DAY. ' / I •;.:■; f;,-- • ■•.i,L.s*r-.r of il. e n.-.;o-i:a j ~-../ r,:,.-- ~•: rienty Hunt Cl'ibs will be held j ,-,; no:m-Ja loda-. The propramme \% as fo!-~0,-s:

3.40 p.m.— I LADIES' BRAC>:i.LT HAN PICA)', vl 1. tovs and trophies. Oce im'.z. i i>t, th. ft. !o : Graitham .. 10 1! Tarawa .. 10 0 Loudon .. iO 10 Cordon ..10 U citver Lucky Strike 10 O nivjsion le 3 Kiopstscd ..JO 0 ' KilFtsr ..10 1 Lsdy | Golden Ruthcrn 10 0 j England 10 0 Sonny Boy 10 0 I Or;n» ..3 0 f' Glsd Abbey 10 0 j Gay Dsrvn . . 10 O j 4.25 p.m.—■ I HCN'TsMAN's HAMDR'A]'. v! sou 1 Six furlongs. ■ -t. lb. --.lb. I \ a: r ai . . 9 10 Gtaud Ci.-y S .( | Beau Iv.tii '- 1 C> Monanui .. •* '•'• : Mußtir-s • • « " I-»dr Zinnia S 0 ].a«t Lap • « 7 Sir Korry » O Gijactic .. > " Modern Mni<i S v Lender. . . r *■ I ENGLISH RACING. GOODWOOD LIP. i | O.JHTID TP.tSB ASeOCTiTIOSJ—-ST ELICi&IC j rxLicmiTH—corrmiGHT.) I LOKDOy, July 'i~. | <>:, ;;.e U'.irJ day of the Goodwood mfet:ns tho pvinc-ipal event was the Good'VOO'l Cup. H vebuited in e vin for the three-year-old Sans Peine vith Browa Jack, wlio --as cnecding S7lb, second. Jao'--also second in 1929, 1931, and 19^, I v-hile he von tUe cup in 1930. Details: | GOODWOOD COT, I A iTrecpstake of 20 sovs each with 1»00 sots added: second horse to receive 200 fcivt. ! and third horpe I>''o sov? from the Htakc ! Special v.-cichts v.-jtli penalties. About j two m'.les and live furlnnjs. ! Edward E 1 -^ 1 - b ? I Han so vino—Oav.-yn 3yr6 7-'J . • 1 ' S : r Harold Wernher'e br c Brown Jark ' bv .TacVda-r —Guerquidella 9yrs 9-11 C I Sir Frederick Ely's sr h XIMKXES by ! Teddy—.Xant'aenn -lyrt; S-4. . . .'• j T'iv« horfes (itprt^d. AVon by four len;t!iF. vun a le:v,;h aud • it. half between second and third.

11.50 a.m.— i'Ai.\:-;r ?;>. ;;;>;.:..-, «• . , .--<. >:.■< :.■•..*. ■!' : Ji/i'r..i;..- '.'. J ■.' '' Ki-VJ'' '. '. '< " y.orr.i ■ 'i :' i 1 In." I.at.- . . '' 0 12.1.-) p..11.- ' \ ;- .;"j v V'-";'. '" ?.'.i"i-'.r'.v:'--- !!••■• 'A ■ ■»".•.. ■ i 1 p. tu. | !<:..V- ri ,;:;j e ll .Tu:',.' '.if. 'V;'.f - '. 1.43 p.m. —- v, !;;;;i»kj:-<.' ;:.ii k '.'■■> iii:--'i ;.f;.~' STKVI'.'J.Cf-A.-t. <•■: 0v r.o- ; A'..o.r. j t -.; :..:!'■; at.(J a Li..'. >.;•■::•. . . 1 ! " ;'ay. I-ai= . . :< >' I 2.SO p.m. A'-'-'Ai:' -; '•'- '■• ' : AN ' >'■' Ai'. '-. ' '? ■•■'-.. V,'.'.-!-..-; V 1 ! Ko-:': lJ' <■ 1 ! i:."i r:,-. - -.■.. .. ••> -j ■ I-.M-i-t::- . . - K Hr.,| T'.-. . . ■■> •' j \Va,:i'iai,d - <•; VoudrviHt -. 0 | Mr Ron:cv o I CwtCc'd . . h 6 ' I J.Ij p.m.— - ' whakangi ;;.\nii:._ a;\ u! :;, ;, ;. ie-.en j N. '..-.;•.• . . ''8 Artk-.-j . . 0 1-' i TN- T-. . . . ■■ .1 1 I A-t<v :' I vjuc-.r « - i ! I'-u — ro.:: ,i - ! 7 ! I 4 p.m.— KANOiUTI' UA< iv i-iA;. !.ml AF\ ,,' .,„ >0%6 . ' I >":vc luriuiigt d':d a btl:. j { ■:. ih. .• ;:.. I }Jjr.::r_ Hvbi>,- (; , . * 3 l.oiijc ■> 1 J'neon .. x •_ OoNKn Char: .- II i-I.-idiiitn .. .-. " ."'■mi!i!:i.- . . -' l'"> Mnnr.v',i . .- r> Va.-;tI»:Kl - r, Mav Pa - . . s o .-•. I.v.rcr .. - 7 H.-h , . | oy.'-.t!' , V: » ft Sui.ic;v >■ i; ! !:ii.-hi liov, ,';• « .-, A.-relic? . . s r. V.'bo'unn . . -i C'inefield . . s' o I

11.30 a.m.-- | Mi:M.Di:ns' r.TbLi'i.u. ham; uasuu:ai\ (.■•; 10 so'-s. Abotit t.vo miles ard a ):;>1f. s*. lb. Kt. lb. I K.n- 1'arec II. .". l!o:.iiv I'itv 11 O ..11 n CV.nlc:! ..1! U (.oleic:. Ladv ! Lrglar.d 1 ' " li-i'.hcrc 11 o j Tuba ..11 " Glad Abbey II 0 --Tr;st?.- V'ibra 11 " >orny Boy 11 o K:h:av ..11 f ' • -.11 0 j 12.40 y.ir..— ' I>-V'A'A'J It >>. HA.MiiC.M', of 0'.' -.,-.■.. s-i I furl'"..},;),. j rir;.-.fi C:'.r 1 1 Modcu, Maid R ' S I I.r.dv Zivira - * S ; " Har.-v S * j T:iy-:,v.;» . - P Mn-Vv .. * d I ( :.-■■!r . . S I.er; r I T\, ; i'i*5!:i!)d ■" * rii;iro;jciioi.i ■- R i I.::rl;y -t-.I.c .-. * O-.n;, ' . . .-, 3 ! i 1.30 p.rn.— ■ iu-tkr.-v !ier;r> ; ,L, RACi, i7.\Mi;< ai\ : (>i Ij 1 "' so*?. About oao mile Bid a hulf. i ••t. lb. l;. ib. ; Gra:.:l:a:n . . 10 3 Ma«tf Aibyo ''» 7 I.-.i,r!on . . L0 3 Arpi#is . . r < 7 fc;lvcr G&y Dim'!, . . :» 7 : Uivisir.S. 3 K" Si." , M-.-ley .. 9 7 Pathfinder u 7 ! Golden Lady ' tncUuti. » •' iJiither.i r< 7 T.i rrapeen '• 7 G: en air. .. '.> , ; ■2.1:» p.m. j MAS-'It. n S KAMifGAT. ■ ■? tv .-m< Uv.C | mi!<\ Hon'; Ii :.", 'J 5 M,,rin:;> . . S ;■; | frcinaV B'.dt ;■ '• Kn. E < '. I M«r' L.-ir, « r > k'iL 6 .-:ar.<I r 0 j L:ut !•■■,- ..-'• j ,1 p.m.--ROTORL'A -\NO BAY <T I'Lr.NTY HLW'T GL'P STLEl'LECHAfcE, of 70 novj. About throt inilot. t-t. lb. ft. lb. .St. Warriga! 10 9 Taha, . . St 0 Nukulcre 10 3 Hfinnr Play 0 0 W.-ir.o Kin*' 0 12 Tarrapfii-n .. 9 0 ttar"f Pathfinder 0 O the East 0 12 Arpiess .. 0 0 CwiDi's Kic;- y 10 Cooehmao ..00 Prince Ru!ub 3 - Motley . . 9 u GranUum 9 i