ACCEPTANCES

Press, Volume LXXXV, Issue 25932, 12 October 1949, Page 7

ACCEPTANCES

GERALDINE CLUB (New Zealand Press Association.) TIMARU, October 11. Acceptances for the Geraldine Racing Club’s meeting on Saturday are as follows : 11.15 a.m.— RANGITATA HURDLES, of £200; one mile and five furlongs.—Amorlad 10-10; Turf Topic 10-7; Kiloney 10-6: Periwig 10-1; Moonlit 9-6; Jump Off, Trencherman, Lord Robin, Vainly 9-0. 12 Noon— OHAPI STAKES, of £150; seven furlongs.—Addition. Air Shaft, Barry, Cardross. Down South, Farrago. Indiana, Invader, Irish Peach, Lady Philway, Lode-

star, New Ruler, Night Ruler, Paper Folly, n Paper Raid, Radical, Rebel Knight, Re- £ motg, Ryeland, Saturate. Saxonia, Upshot t< 8-7- tl 12.55 p.m.— GERALDINE CUP. of £325; one mile w and a quarter.—Frances 9-5; Falconbridge n 8-2; Lovemorn 7-11; Peridot 7-10; Volomai. Authentic 7-3; Foxella, Bright News 71.40 p.m.— a GERALDINE TROT, of £200; 2mln e! 59sec class; one mile and a quarter.— Arbitrate. Attachment, Authority. Billet J Doux. Briglpt Banner. Bright Horizon, o Counter Claim, Dainty Dorrie, Dawn Parade. Debonair. Dillon View, Dogger ti Bank, Doris Potts, Essendon, Friendly P Scott, Gaiety Hall, Gallant Day, Gallant it Satin, Globe Girl, Gretna Green, Hemisphere, Highland Prince, Ima Shadow, is Jack’s Mistake, Keretaki, Kelvin Lass, a Knightmare, Loylan, Lucky Wrack. Main 7 Force. Margaret Gamble. Molly Mandy, Mountain Tarn. Mount Lebanon. Novatone. Paisley Lad, Petro Star. Pixie Bell, r Predicament. Preston, Rifleman, Sergeant Major. Show' Man. Swingalong. Te Maru, fl Terrace Lass, Tiny Scott, Trixie Milne, c < True Friend, Vedette scr; Cavalier. Nos- 2< tradamus. Shining Gold 24; Castlelight. Sure Nut 36. a 2.40 p.m.— h RAUKAPUKA HACK HANDICAP, of £200; seven furlongs.—Flving Fort 9-0; 9 Oronoko 8-12; Beau Soir 8-8; All Serene 8- Subtraction. Highway, Ooen Sky 8-3: 7! Ruling Night, Great Chum, Te Tara' 7-13: . Velveline, Flying Agnes, Judith Ann 7-10; D Ash 7-7 « 4: 3.25 p.m.— i SQUATTERS’ HANDICAP, of £250; six „ furlongs.—Theocritus 9-0; Cipher 8-10; The * Hob 8-2; Terminus 7-6; Leeston 7-5: Dress Rehearsal 7-4; Bon Chale 7-0. a 4.10 p.m.— u ORARI TROT, of £200; 2min 56sec fi class; one mile and a quarter.—Bonny j Gold. Bright Banner, Castlelight, Ellery Queen. Essendon. Farlena, Gallant Satin, y Haughty Queen, Highland Chief. Kildare, t Lawn Grattan. Nostradamus, President, a Retribution. Shining Gold. Special Match, b Sunshine Girl. Sure Nut scr: Joan Me- j Kinney. Margaret Logan. Peter Potts, J Prince Dale. Supplement. Will Scarlett 12; Rural Lady 24; Milford Lad 36; Wee Logan 60. 5 p.m.— J BELFIELD HACK HANDICAP, of £200: p nine furlongs.—Morning Watch 9-0: Paci- r fic Edition 8-7; Sky High 8-3: Finance j 8-2: Top Class. Atomic Star 8-0: Wind- c rush 7-12: Redlo 7-10; Rockway. Indian Morn, Incognito 7-9. £ l< AUCKLAND CLUB v (New Zealand Press Association.) t AUCKLAND. October 11. Acceptances for the second day of the r Auckland Racing Club’s spring ' meeting on Saturday are:— F NORMANDY HACK HANDICAP. of £750; eleven furlongs.—Biassed 9-0; Fox- v lyn 8-12; Regal Gold. Forest Ranger, Mis- «= sidn School 8-4: Stable Boy. Mary Marvel. 1 i Surprise Packet 2-2; Major, Lone Star I v 8-1: Bay Jim 7-13: Jildi Jow 7-11; Revel- j j, tide 7-10; Lola May, Empire Prince 7-8; |, Skylark, Super Son. Silver Planet. Robin ' 2 Rex. Jayquil. Sanita. Econmiast. Shil- I lelagh Boy 7-7. MANAKAU HURDLES, of £1000; two 'j. miles.—Hunting Mac 11-4: Montello d'Oro, r Duncan 10-3: Jon Rosa 10-1: Sareel 10-0; Duke Royal 9-13; Dark Victory 9-12; Mas- 1 ter Ted 9-9: Observatory 9-8: Coo.gee 9-5; Abaris 9-2; Sir Jovial. Dr. John 9-1; Gen- r era] March. North Wilts, Roman Ned 9-0. f EPSOM HANDICAP, of £1000; six fur- t longs.—Regality 9-3: Super Vaals 8-13; Robin Leigh 8-10; Coonbridge 8-9; Lady Carmel. Caber Fae 8-8; Stanfred 8-3: s Brown Derby 8-1; Silver Blue 7-3; Lord 1 Foxbridge. Happy Issue 7-2; Ganjah, Irish C Poet. Consulate 7-0. I SPRING HANDICAP, of £1500; one mile I 1> and a quarter.—Conspiracy 9-7: Svlis 8-12; ; Akbar 8-9; Wonder Boy 8-7; Quick March, j S Maricrana 8-4; Forth Bridge 8-2; The Bat I !• 7-9; Vice-Chancellor. Naprcdak. Mountain : C Glory 7-7; Ruling Master 7-5; Florida. I f Tiger Tan, Challenger 7-1: Chung Chong, j i Beau Astaire. Silver Dan. Mignonette. I Beau Rosa. Cairnwhin, Peter Nelson 7-0. j I Cairnwhin and Chung Chong were elim- T inated by ballot with the right of re- ( entry if there are scratchings. Chung F Chong re-enters first. f ONEHUNGA STEEPLECHASE, of £750; | , threo miles.—Spirillum. Vindicator 11-2; 1 Sir Waimai 9-4; Jemmy Button 9-3: Mas- | ter Isaacs 9-2; Jovian, Cyclades, Ballin- I r asloe. Cash Order. Valorous. Diana's ; Choice. Jovial Rose 9-0. MUSKET STAKES, of £750; two-year- ' i olds; five furlongs.—Classowa 8-5; The I f Unicorn. Correspond 8-2; Silvette 7-13; i ’ Refusal—Matanau colt. Fighting Chief. ' I Tyson, Beau Soleil. Gold Venture 7-8; j C Silver Arch. Gold Step. Fyrstinde. Earl- I dom, Burma. Radi, Aggression 7-7: Ta- | £ maki. Foxhill. Beau Sabreur, Personage ■ i 7-6; Grand Fillc, Moonglow. Miss Wyn- j yard 7-3: Winning Toss, Palova, Bonny Greek 7-2: Garton 7-1. HOBSON HACK HANDICAP, of £750; ; * seven furlongs.—King Firchall 9-0; Rare i • Fox 8-13; Gay Sari 8-7: Tcncrani. Tero- i 1 win 8-2; The Pimpernel. Nionyx 7-11; | Craftsman 7-10; Balmaha 7-8: Va'rama. , c Lanseair, Royal Reserve, Brucena. Proba- j jtion’s Pride. Marian Ann 7-7. LIVERPOOL HANDICAP, of £1000; one H mile. —Foxbay 9-4; Bustany 9-2: Cow- j £ per 8-11; Rating 8-9; Brown Derby 8-6; Atomic. Bedivere, Bramble Leighon 8-5: Farawera 8-3: Vigilantia 8-2: Tudor Prince 7-12; Paul. Bridgewatchcr. Beaute 7-10; Mignonette. Feline, Takealot 7-8: Te Paerata. Peter Nelson. Lady Coronach. Marcher. Aylesbury, Dougal. Golden Pay FIRST SUCCESS AS ! OWNER < PRINCESS ELIZABETH’S J HORSE WINS ] LONDON. October 10. , ■ Princess Elizabeth scored her first rac- ! 1 ing success to-day when Monaveen 1 walked away with the Chichester Handicap at Fontwell Park. Sussex. There were only three horses in the race, and Monaveen, carrying the top weight, was a hot favourite. Monaveen, who is jointly owned by | the Queen and Princess Elizabeth, finished 15 lengths ahead of Random ' Knight. He was Princess Elizabeth’s sec- I - ond runner. Her first, Astrakhan, finished second at Ascot last Friday. Princess Elizabeth was at Fontwell Park to-day to see Monaveen win. ( Lost Unbeaten Record i ' Mr Winston Churchill’s horse, Colonist. 1 ,11, lost his unbeaten record in England I • last Thursday, when he was beaten into ’ second place in the Toonbridge Plate, one j I mile and a half, at Lingfield Park. Sur- 1 rey Colonist 11. which started odds-on 1 favourite, ran wide and spoiled his 1 chances. I 1