NOMINATIONS

Press, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 25547, 15 July 1948, Page 7

NOMINATIONS

CHRISTCHURCH HUNT CLUB MEETING rSx£®« v HuSr n c lu K twn H m*i STCI^F RCH HUNT CUP, of £2lO- - miles.-—Penny Coin, ch g Skv ’ nXest" Ma.d" R ‘ yrs ' S unny My* Charm,Gain Ml d t ' t an;o B»y. Warfield, Dark Haun J tm t g er ßefta?n tOWn ’ Asklm ' Heal Nlght ' 'stef'pT?PmacS‘'’ Cl ? „ AND HUNTERS' SIEEPLECHASE, of £400; about two miles and a hall—San QueAtin ch k Skv unknown, Tyrs, Sunny Wm> p, e^d « Dark Gam, Real Night, Onen Cast S? ionei Smart - Hughsotis, Lunana Prince Cavalier, Tiny Atom Deark Warrior, Southbrook, First Out, Siglow Baldoyle. Ring Scarf, Troytown, Askim, Bonny Lancer Haunting R WA?kJ?f dl £ aggan ’ Double Light aU g HALDON STAKES, of £275- six furi22 gS iF _^ inCard i ne GoW. Sky High, Harley, Eulogise, Jdle Jest, Killernan Tar21?®’ 5 l^ Way X. Beau Soir ’ p rofane. Good G £ lden Air, Night Lap. Pierre. Baccarat, Jacquee, All Alone, St. Leonard blSi SvrJ Ot S myle ' b „® Defaulter—MoonTr <'? ourier, Carry On, Confidence P^ da ?i Sequoia. Brixton, Running S O3l^ 301 - Prefect, Celtic Chief, C?mS!’»ci?^ ag T i ® / u ?F ng Karri > Auchenlee, Contusion insh Peach, Scuttle, Sir Abn T cket . Field - Vitesse, Resolute, St. Bruno Langham, Red Villain, Elofa, Lady S2gaSp°a- m B eS kh EfcSfSligh* Morale, Tangatapai, Brookby Song, Debater, Surn;f£,,^ ag £’ s *s“*^Tenorman. Ballinabuoy. gumbo. r I lg Jl t a Prmce, Lunaria, Indian F c S Ji Out » Eleanor Star, Arabian s^ low « .Abbey-Lu, Master Play, So n .i Rin S Scarf, Double Light, Lisheen, Ballyaggan. =P?n^ LA HAC F HANDICAP (Flat), of *£o?' furlongs.—Lone Robin, Finn McCool, Master Mishna, Top Note, Loch Lennox, Rival Chase, Beau Soir, Money™n,der\ Ey eni ng Star, Baccarat, Enforce, Msdca Mska, Deficiency, Post Graduate, Granddaughter. Detract, Helio, Flying Fort, Faultrosa. All’s Fair, Royal Flash, Love Letter, Kite High, Leeston, Glen Cona, Great Victory, Siegwood, Super, The Grate, Cricket Field, Kildare Lad, The Rip, Robot, Pink Socks, Golden Girl, Top Class, Ration, Elofa, Periwig, Lilli Marlene, Putechan. Morning Watch, Night Owl Robingay, Repudiate, Dark Chief, Tikakoura, Beau Ideal, Coxswain, Our Style, Knuckle Duster, Mr Micawber. c L 2£J? BEACH - HURDLES HANDICAP, of £500; one mile and three-quarters and o ,\. ard i - —Honifort. Diamond .King, Brookby Song. Sir Desmond, Dinky Di, Turf ±opic, Royal Robe, Money Bird, My £ ha TOl. Vanity King, Hart RoyAl, Page's Raid, Hipodrome, Boolamskee, Batal, Foxchase, Pedantic, Dunky, Home Again, Mysterious Melody, Blanket, Grand Coulee, Air Lord, Tring, Sphere, Precipitate, Tikakoura, Corineus, Town Echo, Matapan. Foreign Ways, Legal Right, Sir Simper, Benbecula:

BRABAZON HANDICAP (Flat), of £500; seven furlongs.—Da Vinci, Shere Khan, Super Flight. Haughty Dick, Leigh Barton, Banshee, Deep Harmony, Triumphal, Special Flight. Riverview, Royal Sal, Winning Cheer, Bath Slipper. Verdant, Ennborough', Young Bob, Revolte, Dash o Dink, Siegtone, Julius Caesar, Lexia, Connaught, Ronald Macdonald, Aganev, Pageantry, .Lorna Leigh, Wide Range, Lovemorn, Distinction, Duvaals, Patmos, Desert Girl, Royal Tan, Magnaform, Lord Elgin, Clyde Bridge. KENNELS HACK HANDICAP, of £300; nine furlongs.—Harley, Royal Writ, Loch Lennox, Rival Chase, Regal Lily, The Brave, Waveloch, Windrush, Page’s Raid, Tenorman, Broiefort Prince, Young John, Shenandoah, Lecturer. Detract, Helio, Flying Fort, Blue Hussar, Mercurius, Arctotis, Newel Post, Dunky, Volomai, Pallissy, Colorado Maid, Bobby Dazzler. Town Echo. Matapan, Periwig, Rebel Night, Wild Knock. Riverview, Saieda, Whakawhatea, Ballochbuie, Foreign Ways, Sword Dancer. Mr Buzz, Dark Chief, Lament, St. Simper. BROIE’S PROSPECTS IN WINTER CUP Broie registered two first-class performances in running second in the Whyte and the Parliamentary Handicaps at Trentham, and he must now be considered a strong local contender for Winter Cup honours. He was accepted for in the Winter Oats Handicap at Trentham on Saturday, but it has been decided to reserve him for the Winter Cup, and he was scratched at 11.35 a.m. yesterday. Broie has now had five starts in open company and has finished second at his last four, so a winning turn is we’l overdue. In the Parliamentary Handicap last Saturday, he was quite handily placed over the first three furlongs, but along the back straight he was unable to handle the going close in to the rails, and gradually drifted, until, with six furlongs to rtin, he was last. Taken several horpes out from the rails, he gradually improved his position, but when he was moving up on the leaders round the turn he was forced to cover a good deal of extra ground and was carried very wide entering the straight. He put in a splendid finishing run, and though Ruling Master had his measure .at the finish, the fact that he won by only half a length made Broie look a little unlucky. His two races at Trentham have greatly enhanced his reputation.