FOXTON CLUB

Press, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 26813, 19 August 1952, Page 4

FOXTON CLUB

(New Zealand Press Association) PALMERSTON NTH., August 18. The double at the Foxton spring meeting on Saturday will be run on the M. B. Bergin and Robinson Handicaps. The acceptances are:— 11 a.m.— HACK AND HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE, of £350; about two miles and five furlongs.-~Look Ahead (9), Song of India (7) 10-7; Beauform (2) 10-5; Prince Coronach (1) 10-2; Brown Jester (8) 9-10; Indication (4) 9-7; Waratangi (12) 9-6; Deep Gold (15) 9-2; Regal Lady (11) 9-1; Endowed (13), Horouta (10), Glenmore Lad (14). Sir Dick (5), Stanjo (3). Tomahawk (6) 9-0. 11.45 aan.— TRIAL STAKES, No. 1, of £320; six furlongs.—First Division: Bay Star (5), Bellemode (1), Bonnercille (12), Dalmar Noch (14), Exultant (4), Frozen Assets <6), Golden Torch (8), Inducive (13), Lord Huron (3), Mahogany (15), Merry Miller <9). Passing By (10), Reckless Lady (7), San Antonio (16), Sir Trapper (2), Superior King (11), Talion (17) 8-5. Second Division: Ballybay (3), Berseck (17), Chic (11), Even Keel (8), Fran win (14), Friday Morn (1), Golden Eve (12), Jogo (4), Kuwata (9), Meander (5), Miss Gilpin (6), Prince Joseph (15), Regal Arch (2), Sassenach (16), Stillwater (13), The Tavern (10), Volare (7) 8-5. Brackets: Inducive and Jogo, Lord Huron and Kuwata, Mahogany and Meander. Merry Miller and Miss Gilpin. Passing By and Prince Joseph, Reckless Lady and Regal Arch, San Antonio and Sassenach. Sir Trapper and Stillwater. Superior King and rhe Tavern, Talion ana Volare. ' 12.30 p.m.— PAIAKA HACK HURDLES, of £350; about one mile and five furlongs.—Wild Note (6) 10-2; Rappel (7) 10-0; Eros (5), Opportune (7) 9-6; Solar Mist (10) 9-5; Bursar (2). Lay Off (3) 9-4; Brltovite (1). Fellah (9) 9-2; Bar Garette (12), First Offence (14) 9-1; Chief Justice (13). Fastidious (11), Fighting Fox (16), Foursome (17), Wandering Fox (15) 9-0. Bracket: Eros and Opportune. Balloted out, with no right of re-entry: Atomic Energy, Belle Normande, Medieval King, Tekuma Lass, Verification. 125 p.m.— M. B. BERGIN HANDICAP, of £750; about one mile and a quarter.—Hutton (17) 9-2; Sanford (14) 8-7; Cabana (7) 8-0; Ehine (13), Croupier’s Song (4) .7-13; pie Wake (10), Paddy Joe (16) 7-11; First Over (9) 7-10; Hunting Fort (18). Reveltide (15). Milano (11) 7-9; Hy-Spin (2). Beau-Or (8) 7-8; Wagbourn (1) 7-6; King’s Ransom (3) 7-4; Platonic (6) 7-2; Journalist (12), General Grant (5) 7-1. ■ Eliminated: Bubbling Over. Hazaan, fe a ?v“ h ’». L f_ Vall £’ Litt,e Milling, Ninon Valhn, Puketoi, Saxton.

2.5p.m. WHARANGI HACK HANDICAP, NO. about six furlongs.—Curzon (2) 9-12; Tyson (3) 9-0: Citation (9) 8-12: Fellowcraft (S) 8-9; Flying Miller (12) 8J: Duke of York (11) 8-5; Calgary (5) 8-4; Sir Mario (8), Diadema (7) 8-2; AnWU4 Credft a (l) N^o! Ph H3) ’ RepOrter ( * o) '

248 pm ROBINSON HANDICAP, of £300; about six furlongs Nakura (4) 9-9; Livre d'Or <*) »-5; Demure (11) 9-0; Embargo (2) 8 ' 11: Shar Blan <i) 8-8; John Gilpin (7) 8-3; Flying Queen (3). Beaumarchais («) 8-2; Sleipner (5) 8-1; f° cs ' e Illusionist (17), Meriden (16), MH°sh (18), Ninon Vallin (17). Scorned , <w) -Be* < M >« Viewfield (13). Wembley (15) 8-0. Bracket: Sleipner, Fo’c’sle. and Scorned. 3.35 p.m.— AWAHOU HACK HANDICAP, of £350; •?£?. ut -°. ne mUe and a quarter.—News Girl (10) 8-11; Screaming Gull (9), Toporoa < 13), 8-10; Royal Spur (3), Miss New Zealand (2). Splron (7) 8-8; Golden Kingdom (6) 8-5: Calm Play (1) 8-4; Brioche (11). Churchill (17), Fair Magic (12), Highland Lassie (5). Lannah (16), Martian Prince <l5), Minstrel (8), Rawsen (14), Verification (4) 8-3. 4.20 p.m. WHARANGI HACK HANDICAP. No. 2, of £300: about six furlongs.—lsisford (5) 9-1; Veto (2) 8-13: Pretty Gold (10) 8-11; Skipalong (6) B-9; Lord Tatau (9). Miss Nassau (1) 8-5; Just Toby (11) 8-3: Bullenzo (4) 8-2; Coronate (12) 8-1; Rosie O'Grady (3), Regal Loch (7). Splrette (8) 8-0. Firs* Win For Four Years When School Boy won the Egmont-Wa-nganui Hunt Cup on the first day of the combined Hunt Clubs’ meeting at New Plymouth on Saturday, he had his first success for four years, and the second of his career. His previous success was in the Awakino Hack Handicap on the same course in March, 1948. The Rhodes Scholar gelding was the rank outsider in a field of eight on Saturday, and he returned £63 13s for a win and £9 6s 6d for a place. It was only hia second start for Mr J. Leith, a Waverley hunting enthusiast, who secured him recently for £25. He was ridden by the Wanganui apprentice. D. Grubb, whose only previous success was on High Street, when he returned £7l 7s at the Manawatu Hunt Club's meeting last month.