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PROGRAMME FOR TODAY

“The Press”- Special Service * BLENHEIM, April 24. The weather has been fine, and If there is no further rain the track will be fast for the concluding day of the Marlborough meeting at Waterlea on Tuesday. The double is on the President’s and Harvey Handicaps. With Pinnacle Ridge out of the way. the President’s Handicap bears a much more open appearance, and Fulgent makes most appeal after his good race on Saturday. A light-weight prospect is Relinquish, after his brilliant finish for fifth in the sprint on the first day. Sanford is expected to start in the Harvey Handicap, and as he was hampered for room on the opening day, he may prove more difficult to beat over the extra distance. However, the favourite may be a newcomer in Tricorne. He has run three thirds on end, and looks in solid condition. Selections are:— Trial Stakes.—lnaugural, Nicosia, Royal Quest. Mayfield High-weight.—Special Edition, True Gold, Full Tilt. Nursery Handicap.—Lucky Sal, King of Joy. Lyn’s Ribbon. President’s Handicap.—Relinquish, Sports Edition, Fulgent. Apprentices’ Hack Handicap.—Dahlia, Imprudent, Enfold. Harvey Handicap.—Rio Negro, Tricorne, Sanford. Dash Hack Handicap.—Marette, Sabette, Mt. Etna. Acceptances.— 11 a.m.— TRIAL STAKES, of £175: seven furlongs.—lmprudent (6) 9-0; Arosa (12), City Sue (15). Gilstar (5), Miss Sunshine (16), Inaugural (4), Kiaree Beau (14), Marette (11), Minnie Mouse (7), Mohican (1), Nicosia (2), Romily (8). Royal Quest (9). Seascrape (17). Sundowner (13), Tired Hands (3), Wishbone (10) 8-7. Bracket: Gilstar and Miss Sunshine. 11.40 a.m.— MAYFIELD HIGH-WEIGHT, of £220; about one mile and three furlongs.— Special Edition (1) 9-11; Full Tilt (4) 9-7; Viewfield (11) 9-7; Irhquoi (5) 9-6; True Gold (6) 9-3; Blue Star (3), Craig (2). Dividend (7), Gay Don (8), No Longer (10), Sea Front (9) 9-0. 12.25 p.m.— NURSERY HANDICAP, of £220; five furlongs.—Lucky Sal (5) 8-9: King of Joy '6) 7-10; Melman (7) 7-9; Marlyn (1) 7-8; Free Trade (8). Lyn’s Ribbon (2), Ultlmax (4) 7-7; Desert Cloud (3) 7-6. 1.15 p.m.— PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of £380; about one mile and three furlongs.—Fulgent (3) 8-12: Paulette (3) 8-2; Royal Scrip (11) 7-13; Sanford (1) 7-9: Sports Edition (9) 7-4; Qualify (2), Relinquish (10) 7-2; Foghorn (8), Michael Brierly (6). Mightgo (7) 7-1. 2 p.m.— APPRENTICES’ HACK HANDICAP, of £200; seven furlongs.—Dahlia (4) 9-6; Jesse James (5) 8-6; Enfold (2) 7-13; Imprudent (7) 7-11; Incredible (10) 7-10; Gay Don (1), Gilstar (11). Kiaree Beau (3). Milacina (8), Sassenach (6), ‘Sidena (9) 7-7. 2.54 p.m.— CHAMPION HACK HANDICAP. of £300; nine furlongs.—Dahlia (1) 9-2; Beau Ray (2) 9-1; Special Edition (10), Eastern Friend (9> 8-5: Iroquoi (8), Triumphal Star (6) 8-2; Dividend (11) 7-9; Edgeley (7). Sassenach (4), Seascrape (12), Sidena (3) 7-7. 3.35 p.m.— E. J. HARVEY HANDICAP, of £3OO seven furlongs.—Sleipnir (8) 9-0: HP Negro (9) 8-12; Tricorne (7) 8-9: Johmr Peep (6) 8-8; Sanford (5) 8-7: Incom parable (10) 7-12: Adversary (1), Ear? Way (2), Lady Jess (3), Lights On (4) 7-F 4.30 n.m.— DASH HACK HANDICAP, of £2OO five furlongs.—Eastern Friend (8) 9-0: Mt. Etna (14) 8-10; Sabette (6) 8-3: Cool Air (2).7-13; Kataban (17) 7-12; Citv Sue (15), Danger (11). Manresa (12), Marette (13), Minnie Mouse (10). Miss Sunshine (4), Mr Chips (5). Mohican (18), Nicosia (9). Ocean Lad (3) Our Treasure (16), Romily (7), Spring Gift (1) 7-11.

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Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27642, 26 April 1955, Page 4

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PROGRAMME FOR TODAY Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27642, 26 April 1955, Page 4

PROGRAMME FOR TODAY Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27642, 26 April 1955, Page 4

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