HANDICAPS FOR HOKITIKA

Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28480, 9 January 1958, Page 4

HANDICAPS FOR HOKITIKA

Handicaps for the Westland Racing Club’s meeting at Hokitika on Monday, January 13 are:— TRIAL STAKES, of £120; six furlongs.—Coppowa, Danger, Goldtina, Hurry Along, Kerralyn, Lady Roussel, Michaelo, Pippin, Zeal, Ruby Milling, Salmiranda, Stentor, Winnings 8-10; Air Bank, Roselei, Slatey 8-5; Sea Fox 7-10.

j. j. mcintosh memorial HACK HANDICAP, of £155; one mile.—Arabian Stream 9-2; Royal Vai 8-12; Winkles 8-9; Red Elf 8-7; Skyrain 8-0: Stentor 7-9; Coppowa, Fairy Whispers. Lady Roussel 7-8; Fickle Jade, Rosalei, Uproar, Zami Lyn 7-7. WESTLAND HANDICAP, of £240; one mile.—Appreciate 9-0; Beau Revere 8-7; Tamarisk 8-6; Lucky Sal 8-5; Tonka 8-2; Beauty .Queen 8-1; Sumner 7-8; Jesse James 7-6; Arabian Stream, Chellene, Inspire, Peter Bruce, Rising High, Seascrape 7-5. HOUSTON MEMORIAL HACK HANDICAP, of £150; seven furlongs. Arabian Stream 9-3; Royal Vai 8-12; Rising High, Winkles 8-9; Red Elf 8-7; Legalise 7-13; Toddler 7-12; Direct Passage 7-9; Danger, Fickle Jadej Goldtina, Michaelo, Pippin, Zeal, Slatey, Super View, Zami Lyn

SUMMER HACK HANDICAP, of £175; one mile and a quarter.—Seascrape 9-10; Royal Vai 8-7; Stentor 7- Coppowa, Lady Roussel 7-1; Rosalei, Salmiranda, Uproar 7-0. STEWARDS’ HACK HANDICAP, of £150; six furlongs.—Rising High, Winkles 9-0; Skyrain 8-6; Legalise 8- Jack’s Folly, Toddler 8-3; Direct Passage 8-0; Danger. Fairy Whispers, Hurry Along, Kerralyn, Michaelo, Ruby Milling, Slatey, Super View, Winnings 7-12. Luckydale Wins In Australia (From the Australian Correspondent of “The Press”] SYDNEY, January 6. Luckydale rewarded his new trainer. Jack Denham, by winning the Welter Handicap at Canterbury Parte on Saturday. Luckdale (Lucky Bag—Scottish Dale) was brought from New Zealand by Doug Webster and in due.course won a novice handicap and a three-year-old handicap. Then Luckydale lost form and was transferred to C. Rolls* stables, but foiled to show much improvement. His owners, R. L. Buckenham and Mrs G. Hazeldine, then gave Luckydale to Denham to train, and on Saturday the gelding was well backed at long prices to start at 7 to 2 and win with a strong run from the moderatly-backed First Boy, with the firm favourite, Silver Phantom, third. Now that he is in form, Luckydale may win more races before the handicapper raises him to a weight that is beyond him.

WAINAWHENUA SOLD (Neto Zealand Press Association) WOODVILLE, January 8. After the running of the highweight at the Pahiatua meeting, held at Woodville today, Wainawhenua was offered at auction and sold to Mr Percy Coyle, of Wellington, for 75gns. Wainawhenua won the second division of the Second Trial Plate, and the winner's share of the stake was £155.