ACCEPTANCES

Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27132, 31 August 1953, Page 4

ACCEPTANCES

AVONDALE CLUB (New Zealand. Press Association) AUCKLAND, August 30. The double on the first day of the Avondale Jockey Club’s spring meeting next Saturday will be on the Avondale Cup and the Sheriff Handicap. Acceptances are:— 10.55 a.m.—

SEPTEMBER HURDLES, of £850; one mile and three-quarters.—Brown Prince (21), Denaruis (9) 10-7; Golden Brown (8), Great Power (15) 10-4; Probatgr (7) 10-3; Dunwold (11) 10-1; Little Smokey (16) 9-11; Tudor King (12), Whirlwood (20) 9-5; Sapper (13), Sir Vite (22) 9-4; Lucky Fox (2), The McDonough (19) 9-3; Koolinda (14) 9-2; Fair Rosa (17) 9-1; Black Warden (1), Fighting Chief (10), Kanaquaire (4), Lord Massowa (3), Mary Tudor (5), Rear Admiral (18), Tririna (6) 9-0. 11.45 a.m.—

AVONDALE STAKES, of £lOOO (or £l2OO if run in two divisions); two-year-olds; colts and geldings, 8-0; fillies, 7-9; five furlongs.—First Division: Fair Avon (1) Berowald (14), Fair Rama (11), Lincoln Sun (5), Hyde Park (4), Grand Reserve (6), Ranfurly Shield (12), Royal Martyr (18), St. Anthony (17), Stanford Hope (16) 8-0; Classeen (9), Dessert Lore (15), Fox Lass (10), Impeller (8), Onaway (7), Pur Sang (13), Royal Applause (2) Smiling Princess (3) 7-9. Second Division: Archdeacon (14), Fair Lap (17), Gold Fame (2), Grey Abbot (9), Monserrat (3), Our Majesty (1), Pearly King (8), Royal Realm (7), Sir Edmund (18), Tripflare (12) 8- Baby Pan (4), Durain (11), Francis Belle (10), Melodeon (5), Pan Atom (6), Pentillie (16), Royal Wren (13), Valiant Star (15) 7-9. Brackets: Gold Fame and Lincoln Sun, Royal Martyr and Royal Realm, St. Anthony and Sir Edmund. Stanford Hope and Tripflare, Classeen and Baby Pan, Desert Lore and Durain, Fox Lass and Francis Belle, Impeller and Melodeon, Onaway and Pan Atom, Pur Sang and Pentillie, Royal Applause and Royal Wren, Smiling Princess and Valiant Star. 12.35 p.m.— HENDERSON HANDICAP, o f £850; hack conditions; seven furlongs.—Sharconv (12) 9- Armed (22) 8-10; Robin York (8) 8-9; Festival Song (14) 8-6; Bright Gem (18), Pictayia Nigger (11) 8-5; Last Round (23), Sir Peter (4) 8-4; Peter Pay (6) 8-2-Clancy (10) 8-0; Tactify (26) 7-12; Bois £r°*;. 1 16) - Darik ( 24 ). Keneu (3) 7-10; Mudjekeewi (1) 7-8; Alonzina (21), Canon Boya! (25), Gleeford (5), High Quality (9), Lord Melbar (13). Noor Fox (17), Native Kmg (7), Olympic Boy (2), Sebisca (20). Smile On (27), Taram (17), Yardarm (15) Brackets: Native King and Olympic Bov, Sebisca and Smile On, Taram and Yard1.25 p.m.—

AVONDALE CUP, ot £2900 and gold cup valued at £100; one mile and three furlongs.—Hutton (31) 9-0; Golden Coronach (15) 3-12; Conclusion (25) S-ll-Arawa (4) Dixie (1) 3.9; Heigning King (lo)' 3-3; Merrywa (17) 3-5: Crover (9) Lyndomar (23) 8-4; Keith (2) 3-3- Cartapiidus (19). Prince Regent (8), i'onmast (10) 8-2; Deb (14), In step (26) 8-1; Sobriquet ■ (29) 8-0; Reuter (16) 7-12 : Barnsdale (5). Sonloch (7) 7-11; Shot Silk „ 7 " 10: Persian Valley (22). Wav In (6). Silver Loch (24) 7-9; Tenerani (12) 7-6; Valwatha (3) 7-5. 7 Balloted out with right of re-entrv in the following order: Sherwood March £2l), Zenctte (30) 7-4; Grande Fille (27) 7-1; Bracken (20). Beaubeyan (18) Knight’s Star (28) 7-0. k , Brackets: Barnsdale and Sonloch. Shot

Silk and Persian Valley, Way In and Sliver Loch, Tenerani and Valwatha, Sherwood March and Zenette, Grande Fille and Beaubfeyan, Bracken and Knight’s Star.

2.10 p.m.— SWANSON HANDICAP, of £850; hack conditions; apprentice riders; one mile.— Brushwood (6) 8-13; Scotch Cast (23) 8-10; Mary Gray (18), Nimvir (13) 8-8; Cotswold (24) 8-6; Philwyn (22), Silver Gollen (12) 8-3; La Estrella (8) 8-2; Fair Gold (20) 8-1; Canadian (14), Fettle (2), Lisdoonvarna (11) 8-0; Dillian (17), Gold Braid (10), Mountain Venture (5) 7-12; 9nJJ rt T Scene (26). Elixir (7), High Gold (27), Logline (15), Ruthora (16) 7-11; Brown Pixie (19), Fox Myth (1) 7-10; Totnes (21) 7-9; First Up (9), Treasure Ring (3), Cutesome (25). Black Son (4) Brackets: Fox Myth and Totnes, First Black n Son reaSUre ' l,ng ' Cutc3ome and 3 p.m.—

SHERIFF HANDICAP, of £1150; six furlongs.—Himiler (15) 8-11; Surrey Gold «Zi.. Hy 5 rna (13> 8_1 : Prince Hiwai Ensign (12) 7-11; Admirable (8). Inclination (5) 7-10: Sweet Wren (4) 7-9; Tribunal (7) 7-7; Emphatic (9). Hakiro (3). 7-4; Fair Town (2) 7-3: Hidden Treasure (10), Operashah (14) 7-2: Gold ?6° S 7°o r ’ (1) ’ HlEh Stakes < ll > 7-1; Expose

3.50 p.m.— CORNWALLIS HANDICAP, of £B5O- - conditions; six furlongs.—Tobermorv Bay (11) 9-1; Royal Ascot (8) 8-12-Bandera (1) 8-11; Crusoe Bay (18) 8-9; ? 1 ? e n- Pot 8 " 8 ’ Koyal Scroll (5) 8-7; Intuitive (13) 8-5; Nokomis (12) 8-3; Cambridge Blue (10), Maire’s Treasure PP’ M , a J ter ® all . och Rutilia nt (4) 8-2; Golden Zinnia (7), Nonpareil (2) 8-1; Buenos Aires (14), Lord Nelson (20» 8-0; Anzus (2) 7-11; Belle Serein (6), Rareka (24), Trench Maid (22) 7-10-Femina (15). Sydney Star (23) 7-9; Nigger a 9^ U 7 < 7 1) 7 " 8 ' Nominate Hematite

Bracket: Bandera and Nokomis. 4.40 p.m.—

BOROUGH HANDICAP, of £1000; one I"! 10 —Rang! s Luck (5) 8-13; Airzone (4) Piogramme (10) 8-7; Soeur de Beau Aidershot (13) 8-1; Joy Step (18) 7-13; Kohuratahi (19) Lone Star (9) Prmce Spi (3). 7-11; Black Prince (17) Clarrie (20), Exiled King (16) 7-9; Teddy’s Choice (11) 7-8: Etau (12). Galahad (14). Lady Caen- ) Mlnd <7>- Noble Hero (15), Peter Willonyx (2). Shep (21) 7-7. Ashburton R.C. Entries

Nominations for the club’s spring meeting will close This Day (Monday), the 31st inst., at 4 p.m. Entries for the two-year-old parade will close at the same time. Advt