HAWKE’S BAY CLUB

Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26529, 18 September 1951, Page 4

HAWKE’S BAY CLUB

(New Zealand Press Association) HASTINGS, September 17. The double on the first day of the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club meeting next Saturday will be on the Spring and Flying Handicaps. Acceptances are:— 11 a.m.— HOLLYCOMBE HACK HURDLES HANDICAP, of £350; about one mile and a half.—lrresistible (2) 10-7; Tracer (1) 10-4; Night View (6) 10-3; New Deer (8) 10-1; General Lytup (5) 9-12; Neap Tide (13), My Boy (7) 9-7; Ivanhoe (3) 9-3; My Pet (10). Royal Visit (11). Salut d’Amour (12), Sir Felix (4), Sleepy Sam (9) 9-0. 11.45 ajn.— FLEXMERE HACK HANDICAP, of £350; six furlongs.—Tony (11) 8-8; Steel Shaft (4). Country Maid (17) 8-7; Melody Way (7) 8-6; Nawadaha (15) 8-5; News Girl (3) 8-3; Auf Wiedersehen (8) 8-0; Late Edition (6) 7-12; Dinkum (2) 7-11; Lady Palm (18), Coronate (5). Wellfield (22) 7-10; Impennatus (23) 7-9; Costello (13) 7-8; Boza Lad (14), Donaghadee (1), Golden Emperor (9), Hialeah (12). Huatokl (10). Lelghford (21). Othello (19). Revel Nita (16) 7-7. Balloted out as dual acceptor, with right of reinstatement: Crooning Lad (20). Bracket: Tony and Costello. 12.30 nan.— THE HASTINGS STAKES. 1951, of £400; four furlongs.—Bar Pal (3), Beau Gaillard (9), Dormant (13), Embargo (6). Impress (8), Lord Alope (16) 8-5; Bandana (11), Calm (15), Chula Vista (2). Cororeal (17), Cordeilla (4), Gold Joy (7) lanthe (10), High Venture (12). Parisienne (5), Rotovite (14), Scoop (1), Sylvan Night (18) 8-0. 1.20 p.m.— SPRING HANDICAP, of £1000; one mile and a quarter.—Blue Spec (8) 8-7; Biassed (1), Conclusion (10) 8-5; Caber Fae (4) 8-2; Sly Robin (18) 8-0; Lord Burford (6), Intrepid (13) 7-11; Dalston (15) 7-10; Snow Saint (14) 7-9; Gay Coronach (2) 7-6; Super Duke (12) 7-4; Voodoo (16), Senator (3) 7-2; Lord Milling (20) 7-1; Batley (17), Cabana (19), Foxrelio (5). Finola (7). Kayler (9), Pym’s Pride (11) 7-0. 23 p.m.— IMPERIAL PLATE, of £300; six furlongs.—First Division: Blue Ridge (3), Oinga (4), Trimnell (18) 8-7; Cadmus Ford (22). Neola (8), Regal Right (1) 8-2; Blue Cod (6), Beau Ton (10). Crooning Lad (13), Gold Prince (7), Gold Snare (5), Gulval (12), Meravia (15), Sidestep (16) Rowley Mile (11) 8-0; Amid (14). Auldana (19), Even Keel (9), Kariatis (20) Opera Cloak (2). Shomine (21). Vesta Tilly (17) 7-9. Second Division: Musician (16). Ruddock (20), Supermini (12) 8-71 Early Flight (7), Indian Melody (8) 8-2; Balloch Prince (13). Casanova (I) Dewey (18), Koistar (14). Marid (10). Prince Shar (2), Rory O'Moore (19) 8-0; Dalon (15), Calistream (17), Audax <9), Deb (5), Flying Gilpin (4). Ina’s Star (11). Queensway (3), Royal Mascot (6). Taioina (21) 7-9. Brackets: Supermint and Cadmus Ford. Early Flight and Neola, Indian Melody and Regal Right. Balloch Prince and Blue Cod, Dalon and Beau Ton, Casanova and Crooning Lad. Dewey and Gold Prince. Koistar and Gold Snare. Marid and Gulval, Prince Shar and Meravia, Rdry O’Moore, and Rowley Mile, Calistream and Amid, Audax and Sidestep, Deb and Auldana. Flving Gilpin and Even Keel. Ina's Star and Kariatis, Queensway and Opera Cloak. Royal Mascot and Shoemine, Taioina anti Vesta Tilly. 2.50 p.m.— FLYING HANDICAP, of £600; six furlongs.—Ptolemy (15) 9-1; Voiron (1) 8-4; Virglnlus (16), Sweepstake (4) 8-2; Tranquil Gold (10), Hand* Off (12) 7-5; Senator (8), Journalist (9) 7-4; Rural Gold (6) 7-2; Home Brew (14), Milliard (7), Poetical (13). Robin Glen (3), Song of India (II) Super Spin (5). Trusting (2) 7-0. 335 p.m.— GI. ENARA Y HACK HANDICAP, of £400; one mile and a quarter.—Confetti (8) 9-0; Fellah (7) 8-10; Admiral’s Ladv ,4?b. I l ari .' ia " Lad (U) 8 -’; Profit (10) 8-6; Waeboum (1) 8-4; Sllnpery Sam < s >- To * er Clock <3) 8-0: Symboum (13) 7-12; Dalmarnock (6). Fleetmaster (91. Jester (IS). Halesia (4), High Street (12). Two Grand (2) 7-10. 4.20 pan.—

EPSOM HACK HANDICAP, of £350; seven furlongs.—Red Jester (8) 9-2; SlgYashmak (5) 8-1; Despot 8 J, 0: E e *P ln Thru ft3 > 7-13; Tyson (15), Sly Dash (3) 7-10; Exclusive (4) J*? U< X h ‘l’’ WcMttOUS (7). Miss Bun ' ,o > .’-8: Viewfield (17). Cimba (11) 7-8; How's That (6). Night Rebel (9), Peter’s Hope f». Rossmore (18) 7-7

OHINEMURI CLUB

(New Zealand Press Association) AUCKIjLND, Sept. 17. The totalisator double at the Ohlnemurl Jockey Club’s spring meeting at Paeroa on Saturday will be operated on the Poland Cup and the Flying Handicap. Acceptances 5 16.45 a.m—

KOPUARAHI HURDLES, of £400; one mile and five furlongs and a half.—Prince Rana (8) 9-8; Fleet Fox (12) 9-5; Brazen Arrow (3) 9-1; Rangi’s Knight (1), Pentowyn (6), Captain Kidd (7), Flying Shah (11), Peranui (2), Trench Hunter (9), Over toe Hills (5), Black Warden (4), Gallant Robin (10) 9-0.

11.35 a.m.— NGATEA HANDICAP, of £3OO (or £360 if run in two divisions); two-year-olds; about four furlongs and three-quarters.— First Division: Bordeaux (11), Prince Spi (7), Black Son (1), Haklro (4) 8-1; Admonition (10). Gold Ace (8) 7-13; Prince Regal (9) 7-12; Rose Garland (3) 7-10; Fluent (2), Christina Belle (12) 7-9; Maritime (5). Super Gleam (8) 7-8. Second Division: Reguerdon (12), Nabob (9) 8-1; Trench Light (7), Forest Legend (1), Cymoon (6), Durin Devil (11) 7-13; Brushwood (3) 7-11; Royal Scroll (2), East Lynn (5) 7-9; Picotee (10), Best of All (4) 7-8; Otokeri Lass (8) 7-7. Bracket: Black Son and Trench Light. 12.25 p.m.— TAUMARUNUI STAKES, Of £3OO (or £360 if run in two divisions); maiden three-year-olds; colts and geldings 8-4, fillies 7-13; six furlongs.—First Division: San Michele (22), Four Square (4), Milosa (13), Swelter (11), Innes Boy (19), Riverhead (18), Leorita (20), Trench Pal (12), Prince Hlwai (6), Penekoura (17), Pride of Ellerslie (5), Mount Denby (2) 8-4; Rhyl! (8), Lady Iris (1), Gay Marie (16), Royal Sedate (9), Lisdoonvarna (3), Lady Faith (10), TOmosa (21), Empire Princess (15), Star of York (7), Claire (14) 7-13. Second Division: Admiral Paul (10), Fox Leigh (S). Tobermory Bay (IS), Gold Rejoipe (12), Better Pal (11), Rinamona (19). Chow Chow (1), Beaugenia (13), Gwyn (18), Ballochmarch (16). Glengyle (3), Master Craftsman (22) 8-4; Avon (2), Hidden Past (6), Chidette (8), Vixenish (7), Flying Treasure (17), Janet's Joy (9), Brigid (4). Gay Salome (20), Bobsleigh (21). St. Teresa (14) 7-13.

Brackets: Swelter and Tobermory Bay, Milosa and Gold Rejoice, Innes Boy and Better Pal, Riverhead and Rinamona, Leorita and Chow Chow, Prince Hiwai and Beaugenia, Trench Pal and Gwyn. Penekoura and Ballochmarch, Pride of Ellerslie end Glengyle, Mount Denby and Master Craftsman, Rhyll and Avon, Lady Iris and Hidden Past, Gay Marie and Chidette, Ledy Faith and Janet's Joy. Tomosa and Brigid, Empire Princess and Gay Salome. Star of York and Bobsleigh, Claire and St. Teresa. 1.20 p m.— POLAND CUP, of £950; about one mile and a half —Carnegie (1) 8-5; Sleepy Duke (15) 8-2; Roiata (5) 8-0; Spinalong (10) 7-13; Melody (14) 7-12; Passionate (13) 7-11; Foxtavia (8) 7-10; Lord Treasure (2), Lone Star (6) 7-7; Grand Shepherd (12) 7-6; Satisfree (7), Heroa (9), Connies Birthday (11), Maricrana (4), Rare Fox (3) 7-3. 2.10 p.m.— . MARAMARUA STEEPLECHASE, of £400; about three miles—Foxland (11) 10-12; The Bat (2) 10-2; Betterboy (4) 10-1; Sareel (10) 10-0; Pine Park (3) 9-9; Ruling Master (6) 9-6; Martial Song (17) 9-5; Cash Order (19) 9-4; Prince Aga (9), Our Dave (13) 9-1; Sailor’s Song (1), Kelmont (18), Beb (22), Valorous (5), Sir Orello (21), Cottonwood (8). Beau Astaire (14) Star Dink (20). Superb (16), Stock Exchange (7), Whawharefiii (12), Melview (15) 9-0.

3.5 pjn.— FLYING HANDICAP, of £500; six furlongs.—Prince Chat (8) 9-3; Lady Carmel (7) 8-11: Con Spirito (6), Zenith (10), Take-a-lot (18) 8-2; Emotional (11) 8-1; Norn de Plume (3) 7-10; Admiral's Pay (16), Penfriend (15) 7-8: Lord Elgin (17) 7-6; Silver Robin (12), Sobranie (13) 7-3; Driving Creek (5) 7-2; Henna (21) 7-1: Rhett Butler (2), Ashfield (9), Husheen Aroun (4), Relentless (1), Niohy (14), Hidden Treasure (20), Dark Boy (19), Martan Ann (22) 7-0.

3.55 p.m.— BRENAN MEMORIAL HACK CUP, of £370; apprentice riders; about one mile and a half.—Chiarina (2) 8-13; Lucky Fox (4) 8-12; Rear Admiral (12), Egyptian Prince (5) 8-10: Lochmarch (21), Brer Reynard (15) 8-9; Aster Joe (10) 8-7; Repayment (14) 8-5; Nancy Diamond (7). Red Gem (13). Malhomie (1). Perla Chief (3) 8-4; Spiteful Lad (16). Blue Chief (9), Hand Grenade (6), Wotan's Gold (20). Intuition (11), Dogi Dome (8), Lord Massow. (17), Goldfield (16), Probation’s Pride Jl9) 8-3.

4.50 p.m.— KEREPEHI HACK HANDICAP, of £350; six furlongs.—Motunach (11) 9-5; Freeland (20) 8-9; Caradoc (7) 8-6; Mayina

(8) 8-1; Captain Kidd (17), Final Fling (21) 7-13; Gold Venture (5) 7-11; Maid of Hardwick (18) 7-10; Valla Vale (13) 7-9; First Up (4), Revel Up (16) 7-8; National Velvet (6), Vaalsbury (9), Bronze Tact (15), Silla Brae (2), Red Clipper (19), Shot Silk (3), Royal Glimpse (12), Combat King (1), Royal Fox (10), Marion Belle (14) 7-7.

GREYS MAY WIN CUPS DOUBLE

The odds against greys winning the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups are astronomical, but an Australian writer draws attention to the prospects of Durham and Grey Boots winning that double this year. Greys winning the cups have been a rarity, but with the advent of the progeny of the imported sire Nizami the prospects have become less remote. Durham and Grey Boots are two of his sons. Hiraji (by Nizami), the Melbourne Cup winner of 1947, was the first grey to win the two-miler since Toryboy was successful in 1865 in the fifth Melbourne Cup. Last season Grey Boots added to the record of greys in big races by winning the Caulfield Cup from Chicquita. Durham has 8-2 in the Caulfield Cup and he is regarded as no "long shot." In less than 18 months he has graduated from winning a maiden plate at Mornington to top-class handicap company. Last season he beat Milford over one mile and a half in the King's Cup at Flemington. He later won over one mile and a half at Caulfield. Grey Boots had only 7-8 when he won the Caulfield Cup last year, and he is up to 8-13 this tlma. The Melbourne Cup, however, may be his spring mission. In this race he has 8-10. Geraldine Club Acceptances and withdrawals for the Geraldine Racing Club’s meeting will close with the secretary (L. D. McKenzie) tonight, at 5 p.m. Advt.