SPORTING

Press, Volume LXXX, Issue 24270, 30 May 1944, Page 7

SPORTING

ASHBURTON T.C. acceptances for the Ashburton Trotting J;?* King's Birthday meeting, to be g} on Monday, are as follows :- HANDICAP, of £200; aSsec class: one mile and a half SJTcor Benghazi. Betty Maxegin, Billy wSiwvn British Victory, Great Victor, Note, Judy Wrack, Kaffir Prince, Paddy’s Choice. Probable. Tolerate, Jingle. Yahoo scr: Hop Off, MaxiW ,,ii Suzerain 36: Great Worth, Jimmy Swton Kerrwood Bingen, Sea Gem, SJrSiy Addition 48; Zona Grattan 72; ITying Scott 84. HANDICAP, of £200; smln Isec i >rtwo miles.—Avowal. Barometer rtfimes Characteristic. Emulous. Frances P®T’Gay Pal. Gold Rosette. Grelba. Huntingdon Lass. Jackalette, Loyal, Mercury Maid. Nellie Fraser, v,rf Wrack. Nonnie Grattan. Quite Eviiint Real Nugget. Shadow Chimes. Swale- «?;• Traverse. Warform. Water Ranger, JK' p«g scr; Bonny Volo, Pencarrow, Stvwrignt 12; Minimi Boy, Mother’s SuVSunny Glen 36; Gold Peg 60; Kailike Boy 72. STAKES, of £750; one JnTand a half.—Caledonian Girl, Native SSL Paul Collette scr; Radical. Scott Sorthy 18: Bronze Eagle, Dusky Sound, S* Art Gold Pot. Hardy oak, Horsepower. Loyal Friend, Mankind, Safety Pin £ HANDICAP, of £250; 3mln m«e Class; one mile and a half Bien Sr Bonny Axworth, Cold Steel, Prances ftjW Galvena, Knapdale Lass, Lord Sent. Loyal Jack, Ovend, Pre-Eminence, eir Gaillard. Smirke. Tam o’ ShantOr, Trikkiia, Vera de Oro scr: Hargood’s Pride. Keewah, Surprise Potts 12; Dunstan Direct, Panquitch, Sir Julien 24; Knave Jf Diamonds 48. "sapling STAKES, of £1000; for too-year-olds; one mile and a half.—Admiration. Bohemian. Czardas. Ellery oueen, Golden Imp. Worthy Gold, Imprtiai, jack’s Son, Lady Spray, Slavonic. HANDICAP, of £350 ; 3min sjsec class; one mile and a half.—MileSme, Sea Max scr; Sagamore 12; Allle Audubon, Ordnance 24; Rangefinder. Timjjrtby, Will Cary 60; Mohican 96. Ijj BJUr— ACTON HANDICAP, ef £300; 3min 28sec rim; one mile and a half.—Bank Again, jijjh Guy, Golden Shadow, Goldfinder, Piul,'Collette. Poker Face, Punctual, Kottfltßuid, Zlngarrle scr; Manpower, Mace Grattan, Royal Grattan 12; Claremorris 24: Jacose 36. Ij» pjn.— WINTER HANDICAP, of £350 : 2mln «sei class; one mile and a quarter.— Sports Review. Bing Crosby. Braw Lass, Gold Pot, Jack’s Pal. Safety Pin, Special Edition, Stormtost, Trusty Scott, Wainoni Girl, Walter Moore, Warfield scr; Battle Colours, Bronze Eagle, Dusky Sound. Ujjhtnlng Lady, Parrish Lad 12; Horsepower 24. WANGANUI J.C. ACCEPTANCES IPJU WANGANUI, May 29. hllftWing are the acceptances for the viaguui Jockey Club's meeting at Martel es June s: il»*.m— >’ MAIDEN RACE, of £150; six furlongs. -Gay Witch, Te Wanaka, Theioway, Gay Lena, Tid-Apa, Glen Urquhart, Jackets, Irish Chance, Royal Scholar, Sporting Style, Signal Light, Pallelle, Light o' Digs. Ever Aussie, Prairie Flower, Brome, Te Ao, Sporting Gold, Sandy Cape, Old Red. Brilliant Scholar B*7. lOt pun.— BIPIRE HACK HANDICAP, of £200: Kftn furlongs.—Foxcover 9-2; Novocalne Ml; The Grand 8-9; Cetewayo, Lord ®nley. Solver, Moutoa Lad 8-5; Bendemfcer 6-2; Arctic Night, Sandy Bay, Rositjate, Pennyroyal 6-0. 119 pun,— CHfTURY HURDLES, of £300; one mile U4 three-quarters.—Red Glare, Authoress ItH; Epping 10-6: Young Charles 10-4; Hr Avion 10-0; Glaciate, Pompit 9-13; iteUttaih Fox 9-11; Lightfatr, Colonel BtHy'B-3; Indian Sigh, Ascot Bloom, Hussar 9*o. A&GOWNIE MACK, of £200; one mili Bdii.quarter.—Flahuluk 9-3; Ring Scarf MtHullabaloo 8-7; Rehearsal 6-5; GoldoTMft 8-4; Worton 8-2; Airline, Penwilt. UdjrMidlan, Aristocrat. Pongi 8-0. WftNGANUI STEEPLES, of £400; about tw&Vmlles and a half. —Malacca . 10-12; JdtgVh-lpisG 10-4; Idle Hour, Last Match 10-0; Imperium 9-11; Malik Kafur 9-7; OmUosid 9-8. tis pa.commy HANDICAP, of £350; one mile and a quarter.—Nighean 9-3; Te KawlU M; Lady Spiral 8-7; Good Scout. NoWelbXJ-3; Alcxcelia. Par Avion. Foreign Odin, Peter’s Choice, Mountain (ox; Taa-uru, Blue Border 7-7. Moan..WteI.OATS HANDICAP, of £300; la furlongs.—Whsckie 9-9; Amigo 9-4: Ddr Accra 9-1: The Monarch 9-0; Wings of wg| 6-10; Duncanncn 8-6; First Round WLHIte Lid S-5; Steeling Lad 8-4; jWfr B*2; Ring Chief, Pantmlnt 8-0. SMOtfOH HACK HANDICAP, of £200; w furlongs .—Hifd Frost o*9; Omahink HiJSWccalne 8-11: Lord Dimity, VSrWjUay Nahleen 8-8; Moutoa Ltd 8-6; Manpower 8-3; Tintern, Kelt® H«. Observatory, All Bunsby, Panamint M: T» Wanaka. Theioway, Irish Chance. gWttog Style, Sandy Bay, Light o’ Dawn. Aussie 8-0. TTIRF GOSSIP MMUBg at Ellerslie Ellerslie on Saturday. The Dozer Wft.a fine display over a round of the {twtechase course, but pulled up very “Mw. Valantua finished in front of Game, Forest Glen, Hackenschmldt. arid %Ute, with Cornaro well back at the ttdd a-round of the country. Valan“U lad Flylite both impressed. Dozie % (now trained by Mrs J. Campbell) •nd Khurja also went well over a .round, 4t Awapunl Cyrition. the yearling brother to Barand Gynee Lou. a Gyncrium filly, “Wght at the national sales by Mr F. f Bustin and Mrs Bustin respectively. gone into Awapuni stables to be ‘hlilM, Gyration being with J. J. Waller J”d the filly with R. Beale. Waller also hs taken over Mr Bustln’s rising four-fjir-old Good Earth (Grey Honour—-"ty-Raid, by Day Comet), who is to be •aacated for hurdle racing. ATttoporary Check Mward was not seriously injured when ."•fell before the Waikato meeting; but “»aa not considered advisable to race 5® MTe Rapa. He is reported to be 3P *gain, and is due to race in the ■g* Itetplechase at Ellerslie next SaturKot ,for Ellerslie JJbibkle was withdrawn from all enRJMUnts at the Auckland Racing Club’s meeting at 12.10 p.m. last Tuesday. L™. races at a King’s Birthday meetib i! be at Marton. where he has “ “lagement in the Winter Oats. At frtntham J*’ Spratt is preparing the former “'"Wander Cruden Bay to have her first ißkMi • ® er new owner at the Manswatu P*o«g, says the "Dominion.” Cruden |T won three races as a four-year-old Jeaaon, but has been defeated nine *mce. She won her last race at the a? r ~Easter meeting 13 months age. , f la low-set and more solid looking (post of the Salmagundi mares She Pandflaughter of the imported mare Cttuuta, one of the finest performers of Ijbme. Spratt has a team of 11 to tS* « Brentwood, the bulk of them jJJTMf-olds and owned by Sportsmen. The Foxbrldge—Adcolt, half-brother to Lord it ir »’ bought in January on behalf ’ Wren . Melbourne, is devclopjj* ipiendidly and show's quality and %;. 8 j> ra tt expects to ship this young- » nis new owner in the near future. •'Wanganui Stoi'frcntbam team for the Wanganui kiu r me cting next Monday will com’•llJi e . horses , says the "Dominion.” t SS j S sta ble will be represented by tyllFi ~? a '.P' a huluk. Maharajah, Foreign If rta!i n ® rst Round, all of whom will nJJWen by J, Garth. P. Reardon is '•bitwn Chance and Arctic Night, fotai ?* ridden by A. C. Messervy. '4lu'S Is completed bv Lord Darnley. will be V. J, Sellars, and The who win be ridden bv T Sif?s % S 2q'A rft . team will be floated the Wfij of the trip to Marton and •want the balance of the distance, 'jjtlae fitt has been to the Trentham ’ry bhee since his arrival at A. •t jr*,”?® l #. The horse is not himself Sfly ? nd it is unlikely that any vSJ*S*ntents will be made for him. he is to go on to Hast- , e trained is not correct. 4|tr jr* trained for his new owner by WNoJuVJrcntham. Kelmont, a two- !«» wl; D y Lord Quex from Marais, "Tehiji 5 been with Sager since his 1 Hr' * 2 yearling for 145 guineas r*# C - Christie in 1943, has i Ml Mrs J. Larsen, Palmerston ; it sced Cuisinier and Merger. ; - I s not a two-year-old type l Khi,? breed that does better with ; I <-. being turned out for 12 months, i ■’’’Sv.. Ir/ki. > I

Valuable Stakes The £2500 stake for this year’s Great Northern Steeplechase has only once been equalled for a jumpers’ race in New Zealand. That was in 1921, when the race was worth £2500 and the Hurdle Race a like amount. This year the steeplechase will be the most valuable race over jumps in Australia or New Zealand. Riding Fees „ , , At the request of the New Zealand Jockeys’ Association the executive committee of the conference at its meeting In July will move a remit to authorise an increase in the losing fees payable to jockeys both on the flat and in jumping races. The executive is also sponsoring a machinery resolution which will prevent the wife of a stable employee from racing a horse. At present the wives of trainers, except in special circumstances where exemption has been granted, may not race horses in their name, but theie is nothing in the rules to prevent the wife of a stable employee from doing so. The president will move a new rule in which he asks for power to cancel in-his absolute discretion, the registiation of any horses effected in accordance with the rules of racing. TROTTING NOTES Two-Year-Old Classic „ , , When final forfeits for the New Zealand Sanling Stakes fell due on May 18,, 14 horses remained in the classic, the following being included in the number.— Admiration bv Grattan Loyal Bonny Logan (F G. Holmes), Slavonic by Lusty Vdo-Rustlc Maid (M. Holmes) Rowandale by Sandydale-Dlllon Rey (A. FSlrhairn) Worthy Gold by Gold Bar—He nowm’s Last (A. Hendriksen). Golden Imp u„ r; ra.t tan Loyal—lmperial Gold (A. Hendriksen). Impartial by Quite Sure— Glemdlle (J McQuilkin). Ellery Queen by Lucky Jack—Nelson Derby mare jA. Leeeett) Jack’s Son by Lucky JackCorrect S, V. Webster). Czardas by Jack Potts—Nanette (O. E- Hooper) Lady Sorav by Gamble—Krlna (N. C. Price), Golden Le by Gold Ace, BoB em ßerry) y and unnamed filly by GraUan' Loyal—Daphne de OrO. and colt by Winthrop— Nyallo. Sbly n Ss > 'b«fi r e(t BUM. M»« of an oversight.