MARAMARUA HUNT CLUB

Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27091, 14 July 1953, Page 4

MARAMARUA HUNT CLUB

(New Zealand Press Association) AUCKLAND, July 13. The double at the Maramarua Hunt races at Paeroa on Saturday will be on the Ohinemuri Handicap and the Paeroa Handicap. Acceptances are:— 10.45 a.m.—

HAURAKI HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE, of £275; about two miles and a half.— Bagot (14) 9-10; Passionata (9) 9-7; Thelma’s Grey (1) 9-5; Regal Gold (7), Red Clipper (18) 9-3; Tow-act (15) 9-1; Buckland Abbey (6), Roy (2), Royal Glimpse (17), Ben Adam (11), Tereinga (12), Matatoki (4), Conyth (3), Thoughtful (10), Beau Soleil (16), Modern Beau (15), Faithful Knight (8), Woodleigh (13) 11.35 a.m.—

FAGAN MEMORIAL HURDLES, of £275; hacks and hunters; about one mile and five furlongs and a half.—Bowlaway (13) 10-5; Great Power (20) 10-4; Sapper (14) 9-7; Avon (15), Koolinda (7) 9-5; Clear View (9) 9-2; Tactful Lad (18) 9-1; Aligarh (10), Fernleigh (11), Karani (6), Conlin (16), Henry Tudor (2), Terpsichore (1), Elixir (3), Peranul (5), Cramwood (8), Jiggs (19), Chidette (4), Fair Rosa (12), Contadino (17) 9-0. 12.20 p.m.— WAIMATA HACK HANDICAP, of £275 (or £325 if run in two divisions); nine furlongs.—First Division: Twelfth Night (10) 9-3; Nushka (9) 8-11; Robin York (18) 8-8; Fox Amber (6), . Lochain (2) 8-3; Armed (4) 8-1; Trench Mate (16), Kazam (1), Cora Bay (11), Brave Lady (12), Epic Flight (8). Dawning (14), CharL ls) ’ Cutesome. (3), Fettle (13), Fair Gold (7), Last Post (5), Neuform (17) 8-0. Second Division: Seamaster (3) 9-0; Tornado (6) 8-9; Phamad (14) 8-6; Veyor Fox (1) 8-3; Lady Solent (16) 8-2; Royal Man<4)« R°y al General (8), Resourceful (5), Magistrate (9), Great Fox (13), Candice (10), Prince Dhoti (15), La Estrella (18), Gay Marie (2), Oral Fair (17), Palm Grove (12), Artful Greek (11), Sal’s Fox (7) 8-0.

Brackets: Phamad and Philwyn, Baylona and Fox Amber, Veyor Fox and Lochain, Lady Solent and Armed, Trench Mate and Royal Manner. Calais and Royal General. Kazam and Resourceful. Kiwi Fair and Magistrate, Cora Bay and Great . La<, y and Candice, Epic Flight and Prince Dhoti, Dawning and La Estrella, Captain Bold and Charwood, Connn and Gay Marie, Cutesome and Oral Fair, Fettle and Palm Grove, Fair Gold and Artful Greek, Royal Jubilee and Last Post, Sal s Fox and Neuform. 1.20 p.m.—

OHINEMURI HANDICAP, of £475; one mile and a quarter.—Golden Idea (8) 8-7; Roiata (2) 8-5; Longford (13) 8-2; Joy X 4 )’ King's Lady (3), Tobermory Bay (9). Cassiopeia (10), Zenette (5), Lucky Fox , Foxtavia (1) 7_B: Stylish Fox i 8 - Fort Knox (7). Valwatha (11), The McDonough (12) 7-7. The McDonough and Long2.5 p.m.— MARAMARUA HUNT CUP, of £474 and cup valued at £26; about three miles.— Pukeron <3> B-l; Regal Gold (6). Matatokl (1), Super Boy (8), Bagot (5), Thelma s Grey (4). Faithful Knight <7), Bed Clipper <2) 9-0. 2.50 p.m.— SYMES PLATE, of £275 (or £325 if run m two divisions); special weights; ama“ur. r A? e . rs , : one mlle and a quarter.— First Division: Trench Pal (3). Captain Bold (12). Knight's Star (10), Jiemba P (1), Conyth (6), Sir Gregory (4). Royal Maestro (13). Cruden (9), Fighting Chief (7), Woodleigh (2). Hartnell (5) 11-4; Calais . < S )l ... B , aylona (11 > 11-“- Second Division: Waitful (11), Balgarvie (1). Super Boy (7), Master Waimai (10). Ruthora (12). B ™ ry „ Tu^? r <3) ' Philwyn (5), Shikari Lad (2), High Grace (6), Smile On (4) lee^alTn'o 5 <B) ’ Brue 19,1 Koyal Jubi " Brackets: Calais and Royal Jubilee. Baylona and Brue. 3.40 p.m.— PAEHOA HANDICAP, of £350: six furlongs.—Gold Script (12) 9-3: Ryarna (13) 8-9; Joy Step (15), State Control (9) 8-3; Highland Sandy (3), White Ensign (1) 8-1; Winox (11), Empire Princess (4), Revelwyn (8), Royal Ascot (6). Hidden Treasure (7), Valrama (5), Peter Pay (14) Prince Hiwai (2), Probator (10) 8-0. 4.25 p.m.— PVKEKAWA HACK HANDICAP, of £300; six furlongs.—Nokomis (10), Loyal Message (8) 8-9; Smoke Box (15) 8-7-Casa (9), Lisdoonvarna (4) 8-4 Golden Shirley (13), Sydney Star (3) 8-2; Nigger Beau (16), Okay (18) 8-1; Valla Vale (5). y.^ lU S? ss I 1 ”' Super Shar <W. Balmeta (1). The Grocer (7), Captain Kidd (6). (2> r 8 k o <l2) ’ Goiaen Spur 111)1 Gay Touch Bracket: Nigger Beau and Okay. BALVEINE NORMAL AFTER TREATMENT Balveine, Dalray’s three-year-old brother, was unable to race at the Wellington Racing Club's winter meeting because of trouble in a shoulder. He was brought back to Ricca rton by K. J. Thomson and on arrival at his home stable ran out into his paddock as though there had never been anything wrong with him. Balveine was given ray treatment while he was at Trentham and it proved beneficial, but not in time for him to have a race at the meeting. If there is no recurrence of the trouble Balveine will be at his best for hack races at the Grand National meeting next month. THREE WINS FROM FOUR RIDES The Awapuni jockey, J. W. Harris, showed his versatility at Trentham on Saturday, when he was successful over country, over hurdles, and on the flat. Harris had four rides for the day and rode three winners—Canadian (Talavera Hurdles), Gay Echo (Riddiford Steeplechase), and Whitehall (Kia Ora Handicap). He was unplaced on Sporting Ken in the Onslow Handicap. An investment of £ 1 each way on Harris’s mounts would have returned a profit of £29 5s 6d. TRENTHAM INQUIRIES Chivalrous, the favourite, ridden by B. J. Langford, fell on the flat about 100 yards after jumping the hurdle in front of the stewards' stand in the Talavera Hurdles at Trentham on Saturday. Langford told the judicial committee that his horse made a very big jump at this hurdle and ran up quickly, clipping the heels of Fairhall Lad and falling. Langford said he would have recovered if the track had not been so heavy, but he became unbalanced and fell. J. P. Carter, rider of Duke of York in the Crofton Hack Handicap, was charged, with causing interference to Foghorn and Trim Lad. Trim Lad fell and Foghorn was sent back from seventh place to the tail of the field at the six furlongs. After hearing the evidence of the jockeys concerned the judicial, committee took no action.