ACCEPTANCES WANGANUI CLUB

Press, Volume XC, Issue 27442, 31 August 1954, Page 4

ACCEPTANCES WANGANUI CLUB

INew Zealand Frees Aemlation) WANGANUI. Aug. 30. The totallutor double lor the first day of the Wanganui Jockey Club’s spring meetinc next Saturday will be on the Marangai Handicap and the Durie Hack Handicap. Acceptances:— DEBUTANT TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES, Of £400; four furlongs.—Adust (2), Beau Valet (7), Pyrrhus (3), Byway (6). Arawon* <U), Sir Totara (1), Official <l5), Lucky Arch (11), Stockbroker (8), Melamani (13>, Arabian Stream (5). Golden Midget (4) 8-S: Jenny Bank (10), Alyddis (12). Lady Cashier (9) 8-0. 11.43 a m.— NOVICE PLATE, of £400; about six furlongs and a half.—Great Tom (3). Calm Anita (13), Walkova (11). Matamua (1) 8- Chlperone (8), Splrene (17). Amber’s Pride (23). Hacoc (19). Gtendower (12), Able Maid (9), Sweet Moments (21). Kelbra (2S). Coffee (7), Captain Oats (8), Inaugural (3). Plrinoa (18), Linden (16). Wlnalot (20), Brent (24), Consort (10). Leucas (5), Bassanip (22). White City (2), Recount (15). Ocean Lore (4) 8-0. Bracket: Linden and Amber's Pride. Balloted out, with right of re-entry in the . following order:—Linden, Amber's Pride, Walkova. 12.10 p.m.— OKEHU HACK HURDLES, of £400; one mile and a half and 75 yards.—Skipajong (7) 10-11; Puketoi (3) 10-5; Serrate u ? ri ® ht (J) 10-3; De Soto (11) 9- Pahora (6) 9-< Verification (9) 9-3: Solent (10) 9-2; Lord Robert (5). Sly Dash (1) 9-1; Lavender Blue (12), Moilynn (2) 9-0. 1.20 p.m.— MARANGAI HANDICAP, of £1000; one mile and a quarter and 55 yards.—ldaho (13), Glenkay (12) 8-11; Isisford (10) 8-8; Gay Minstrel (15) 8-1; Programme (11), Topmast (7), CartaphHus (3) 7-12; Berne M „ Broi ® Martia <l4>. Land’s End (3) 7-10; Foxrelio (5), Kohuratahi (1) 7-9; Nimvir (6) 7-8; Young Isaac (8) 7-5; Whitehall (9) 7-2. 2J5 p.m.— SEAFIELD HACK HANDICAP, Of £400; one mile.—Benefactor (7) 9-0; Shannon’s Way (17). Dalmarnock (4) 8-12; Vicar (9) 8-8; Fox Plato (1) 8-6; Retreat (16) 8-5: Noon (12), Trustworthy (15) 8-4; Marau (19) 8-3; Prince Shar (10) 8-2; Bonnv Anne (3) 8-1; Jaffa (6) 8-0; Adaris (2). Horatius (13). King Coronach (14), Red Amber (11), Simon’s Pride (8). Skye Boat (5). Sportsfleld (18), Wayne (20) 7-13. 2JO p.m.— DURIE HACK HANDICAP, of £400; about six furlongs and a half.—Gold Ember (12) 9-4; Lucrative (3) 9-10; Bubbling Over (19) 8il0; Rising Sun (10) 8-5; King's Ale (8), Pioninette (7) 8-3; Gallivante (18), Five Star (5) 8-1; Anod (15) 8-0; Transveyor (1) 7-12; Net (20), Rock (1) 7-11; Wandering Winner (2). Jaffra (17) Waioeka (16) 7-10; Puhikura (14) 7- Bonny Prince (9), Chiru (13), False Alarm (4), Nokomis (6) 7-7. 3.35 p.m.— PURIKI HACK HANDICAP, of £450; one mile and a quarter and 55 yards.— Young Scholar (11) 9-0; La Valle (15) 8- Indian Sue (12) 8-11; Locherbie (13) 8-10; Shannon’s Way (6) 8-8; Northcliffe (7), Royal Monarch (5), Tricorne (2) 8-7; Cloudy Robin (9) 8-8; High Street (4) 8-5; Tia Maria (8) 8-2; Special Problem (1) 7-12; First Up (14), Hushah (10), Lady Broie (3) 7-11. 4.28 pan.— FLYING HANDICAP, of £700; about six furlongs and a half.—Lucky • Cast ■ (13), Hutton (8) 9-2; Pirate (9) 8-11; Glenkay (2) 8-9; Saboteur (7) 8-5; Gold Drive (10) 8-2; Roving Boy (3) 8-1; Goldseam (15) 8-0; Papiro (16) 7-13; Ray Ribbon (12) 7-12; Privy Council (11), Sleipnlr (18) 7-10; Some Tiki (4) 7-7; Major Neptune (17) 7-6; Baraden (8) 7-3; On Parade (19) 7-2: Rutillant (14) 7-1; Ominous (1), Tops (5) 7-0.

EASTERN SOUTHLAND CLUB

(New Zealand Press Association) GORE, August 30. The double for the annual meeting of the Eastern Southland Hunt Club at Gore next Saturday will be run on the President's Handicap and the Mandeville Hack Handicap. Acceptances are:— HJt aan.— KENNELS HACK AND HUNTERS’ HUKDLES, of £155; one mile and five furlongs.—Wealthy (5) 10-6; New World (2) 9-10; Exodus (6), The Tongs (1) 9-9; Black Tartan (7) 9-7; Snuffbox (13) 9-3; Daryl (12) 9-1; Black Briar (4), Glenure (9), Haughty Step (10), Spanish Chief (3), Thruster (11), Urbino (•) D-0.

12.10 p.m.— KNAPDALE STAKES, of £150; six’furlongs.—Brian Baffles (12), Centremark (13), Cocos (18), Coinalot (8), King Gus (1) Poor David (17) 8-11; Ascolta (5), Red Biretta (10), Congolaise (9), Lady Eden (20). Lady Mail (6), Miss Chief (19), Patina £l4), (4), Reprehend (3), Skewe £11), The Way (2), Valmaye (7), Wee Sure (16), Annair (21), Curvacious (15) 8-6. Balloted out, with right of re-entry: Brian Baffles. 12.55 p.m.— WAYTE MEMORIAL STEEPLECHASE, of £150; two miles and a quarter.—Miro Chabo (5) 12-8; Six Cylinder (9) 11-12; Wilshire (10) 11-9; Gabriel'* Gully (12) Kilmacrenan (13) 11-5; The Grange (4) 11-11; Canzona (3), Composition (6). Doctor BiUi(7), Hasty Bill (11), Nathalie (14), Regent (1), Waikana (8), Yankee Modesta. (2) 11-0. 1.45 p.m.— PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of £2oo} one mile and a quarter.—Royal Mail (12) 9-0; Goldstrike (2) 8-10; Johnny Peep (13) 8- Taj (9) 8-2; Royal Birthday (3) 8-1; Cheerio (1). Reformed (8) 7-11; Dinenter (10) 7-I''; Formal (5), Ck»ld Token (7) 7-8; Lady Wanaka (11), Royal China (6), Tenner (4) 7-7. 2.30 p.m.— WAI KAKA HACK HANDICAP, of £150; one mile and a quarter.—Lovleock (5) 9-0; Deodar (3)' 8-11; Royal Simper (1) 8-7; Square Dance (6) 8-1; Brian Baffles (2), Regal Robe (4) 7-13. 3.15 p.m.— MANDEVILLE HACK HANDICAP, of £155; seven furlongs.—Brooke (4) 9-0; Wayren (10) 8-12; Rathkeale (12) 8-10; Marmando (14), Sir Mlladieux (11) 8-2; Mulberry (6) 8-1; Benger Chief (8), Red Tinge (2), Russley Lad (13) 7-11; Bright Wave (1) 7-9; Kasr-el-Nil (5), Superdowa (3) 7-8; Defeated (9), Super Ann (15), Twin Jet (7) 7-7. 3.55 p.m.— EASTERN SOUTHLAND STEEPLECHASE, of £220; two miles and a quarter.—Miro Chabo (7) 10-7; Erin’s Smile (11) 9-12; Reproof (5) 9-10; Wealthy (3) 9- Wilshire (9) 9-5; Survivor (1) 9-2; Black Tartan (6), Gabriel’s Gully (4), Kilmacrennan (14) 9-1; Canzona (2), Hasty Bill (12), Manos (15), Nathalia (13), Regent (8), The Grange (10) 9-0. p.m.— * , MOKORETA HANDICAP, .of £180; six furlongs.—Johnny Peep (9) 9-1; Goldstrike (3) 8-12; Royal Birthday (7) 8-4; Gold King (10), Sir Zin (5) 8-1; Whitecombe Jack. (1) 7-12; Mijiji (2), Snuffbox <8) 7-11; Brooke (6). Chief Mate (4) 7-11.

DISQUALIFICATION OF G. MOORE

THREE-YEAR TERM (N.Z. Press Association—Copyright) (Rec. 10 p.m.) SYDNEY, Aug. 30. The Australian Jockey Club committee today fixed the disqualification of the jockey, George Moore, at three years, as from February 12, 1954. In March, Moore was disqualified at the committee’s pleasure. This was after charges involving malpractice had been made against him. Today’s move was the result of an application by Moore, through his solicitor, to have the indefinite sentence reviewed. The committee reported that they had given Consideration to submissions by Moore's solicitor. They said, however, that they reaffirmed the expressed view that the offence proved was serious, and such as to require disqualification for a substantial term mot only as a punishment but as a deterrent.