PROGRAMME FOR BEAUMARIS

Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26151, 29 June 1950, Page 7

PROGRAMME FOR BEAUMARIS

WILL PROBABLY STAY IN NEW ZEALAND

Although no final decision has yet been made, Beaumaris will probably remain in New Zealand for his racing next season. If he does his main mission will be the £lO,OOO New Zealand Cup in November. Beaumaris was nominated for the MelBournd Cup and was installed as first favourite for the race in the first charts issued by Australian bookmakers.

The champion’s owner-trainer, Mr J. S. Shaw, said yesterday that Beaumaris might have his next race at the Grand National meeting. If not, the Harcourt Stakes at the Wellington spring meeting would probably be his first race of the season if he was not taken to Australia.

Beaumaris has not raced since he won the Great Northern St. Leger at Ellerslie on April 10, that win advancing his stake earnings for the season to £15,881, easily a record for one season.,

For some weeks Beaumaris has been exercised on four or five days a week to keep his muscles tuned up and to stop him from putting on too much condition. He looks a picture.

ACCEPTANCES FOR RACES AT DOOMBEN

BRISBANE, June 27. Following are the acceptors for the Doomben Ten Thousand and Doomben Cup:— DOOMBEN TEN THOUSAND, seven furlongs less 93 yards.—Lucky Ring 9-0; Star Port 8-5; Buzmark, Heroic Sovereign 8-4; Grey Boots 8-2; Deep Sea, Super Vaals 8-0; High Jip 7-12; Hisign, Rim Boy, Royal Pharos 7-11; Sentiment 7-7; Ballyvista 7-6; Vai Bowl 7-5; Radstock 7-4; St. Conel, Themont 7-2; Moograbah 7-1; Chance Shot, Dream Glen, Armour, Mortiz, Paper Vale, Proud Monash, Skip Court 7-0.

DOOMBEN CUP, one mile and three furlongs, less 22 yards.—Foxzami 9-3; Lucky Ring 8-12; One Up 8-5; Spellman 8-3; Grey Boots, Stamen 8-2; Forge 8-0; Silent 7-7; Themont 7-3; Gold Hawk, Highway, Prince of Fairies 7-2; Gold Titan 7-1; Carapooee, Dream, Houdini, Lucky Lot, Peachtime 7-0.