ACCEPTANCES

Press, Volume XCII, Issue 27709, 13 July 1955, Page 4

ACCEPTANCES

WAIMATE HUNT CLUB The double at the Waimate Hunt Club’s races on Saturday is on the Redcliff Hac«< and Hunters' Flat Handicap and the Morven Handicap. Acceptances are:— 11.30 a.m.— WAIMATE HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE, of £l3O (amateur riders): about two miles and a half.-r-Six Cylinder (11) 11-8; Royal Simper (16) 11-3: Scuttle (iu> 11-3; National King (13), Tower Bridge (I) 11-2; Balranald (7), Congalaise (5), Fair Night (2), Gipsy Boy (6), Hahelie (15) Irish Nip (3), Padamanui (4), Petermann Peak (14), Remus (12), Wolftone (8? 11-0. Balloted out with right of re-entry in the following order:—Prosecutor (9) 11-2. Dual acceptors eliminated: Byfrost, Wilshire. 12.10 p.m.— STUDHOLME HACK AND HUNTERS’ HURDLE HANDICAP, of £130; one mile, and five furlongs.—Lawrence (8) 9-11;' Danger Point (1), Poilu (12) 9-10; Formal (9), Persian Gulf (3) 9-5; Brave Warrior (5), No Longer (13), Snuffbox (2) 9-2; Bar None (10), Black Tartan (4), Capet (II) Master Cent (7), White Satin (6) 9-0. 12.50 p.m.— NOVICE STAKES, of £130; six furlongs.—Bonn (13), Cimbus (3), Collamban (11), Expendable (9), Highlea (12), Master David (6), Miss Castlemaine (1). Monoglide (7), Netherhall (4), On Leave (14), Periapt (5), Powerful Bridge (15), Steve (8) Royal Gothic (10). Sun Up (2), Tropical Sun (20), Waaco Bill (19), Waiau BUI (16) Winkles (17) 8-13; Carlow (22), Lady Spouse (21), Treasure Shiel <18) 8-0. Balloted out with right oti re-entry in the following order: Waiau Bill, Sun Up, Winkles, Carlow, Lady Spouse. 1.50 p.m.— REDCLIFF HACK AND HUNTERS' FLAT HANDICAP, of £130; one mile and 150 yards.—Ptarmigan (4) 9-2; Wayren (13) 9-1; Tassin (14) 8-10; Lolita (12) 8-7; De Bracey (9) 8-6; San Antonio (11) 8-5; Barbara Dare (3), Flying Doctor (2), Homeward Bund (16), Matahewi (1), Mimbar (15), Netherall (7), Sir Dale (5). Soothsayer (8),. Tropical Sun (6), Young Prince (10) 8-0. Balloted out with right of re-entrv in the following order: Tropical Sun, Netherhall. 2.30 p.m.— TE WAIMATE HACK AND HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE, of £275; about two miles and a half.—The Tongs (5) 10-4: The Grange (2) 10-1; Wealthy (6) 9-13; Wilshire (1) 9-11; Fort Marshall (13) 9-8; Silent Sol (4) 9-5; Lawrence (10) 9-3: Pyramus (8) 9-2; Grey Valley (7) 9-1; Bar None (12). Befrost (11), Black Tartan (9) Race Belle (4) 9-0. 3.10 p.m.— MORVEN HANDICAP, of £150; one mile and 150 yards.—Josudi (5) 9-1; Cloudy View (2) 8-13: Dashing (1) 8-9: Danger Point (8) 8-6; Cock Crow (4) 8-2: Algaro (3), Lights On (6). Wise Belle (7) 7-7. i 3.50 p.m.— i WAIHAO HACK HANDICAP, of £130: I six furlongs.—Big Ben (8) 8-7; De Rose (10) 8-4; Benger Chief (7) 8-3: Flight Queen (3), Legalise (2), Manresa (4), Prince Crusader (9), Royal Lover (1), Rryal Quest (6), Search Party (5) 8-0. 4.30 p.m.— WINTER TROT HANDICAP, of £130; 3min 37sec class; one mile and a half.— Battle Fling (11), Be Good (1), Diana •Harold (5), Jungle Song (4), Lord Mackworth (3), Lucky Ribbon (10), Night Owl (7), Oscillator (6), Powersaw (12), Paddy Ducrow (13), Quicksand (2). Real Mackay (9), Royal Serenade , (8) scr; Georgette (1), Lady Alice (3), Sandfly (2) 12; Garrymede (2), Palmarie (1) 48.

TOWN FAIR MAY MISS PARLIAMENTARY "The Press” Special Service AUCKLAND, July 12. The Avondale gelding. Fair Town, did not leave for Trentham until mid-after-noon today. He is unlikely to fulfil his engagement in the Parliamentary Handicap tomorrow. Fair Town is expected to compete in the Winter Oats on the third day of the Wellington Racing Club’s winter meeting on Saturday. GOLDEN GALLEON BACK FROM AUSTRALIA Golden Galleon returned to Wellington from Sydney on Monday, and will be spelled at Sir Matthew Oram’s farm at Colyton, in the Feilding district. He will not be trained again, and although no plans have been made about his future, arrangements may be made for him to go to the stud. One of the best young horses of his time. Golden Galleon won the last Wellington Cup. He is a six-year-old chestnut horse, a son of the successful stallion, Admiral’s Luck, and first foal of the unraced Foxbridge or Nizami mare, Rosina. Mainlander, which has also been racing in Australia, returned in the WanganeJla with Golden Galleon. He will re-enter the Trentham stable of W. J. Bromby. TRENTHAM SCRATCHINGS Scratchings for the second day of the Wellington winter meeting today are:— Trial Plate: Eastern Sun, Stariha, Isaac’s Lass. Matai Steeplechase: Prince Coronach. Seatoun Hack Handicap: Paper Hunt. Members’ Handicap: Fjr-Bolgs, Accountant, Battle Fort.