Raring TAURANGA CUP Hard Aport Fancied
I “The Press” Special Service AUCKLAND, March 20. 1 The forecast is good and the going should be excellent for the first day of the Bay of Plenty Racing Club’s autumn meeting, at Tauranga on Saturday. I The double will be on the Tauranga Cup and the Flying Handicap. : Somain is an unlikely runner in the latter event, and Voulette is a doubtful starter in the Katikati Hack Hurdles.
. Riding engagements include:— M. R. Benuer: Keneu. F. P. Blackburn: High Star, Quiz Master, Gold Ann. L. G. Coles: Miss Able, Somain, Marib, Camen Heath. Red Summer. A. G. Colven: Vivian, Bizarre. W. C. Cotter: Sajalite, Blue Pan, Blue Crusader. A. M. Dulieu: Silver Lad, Tayleen. R. Finlay: News Venture. Gail, Jack’s Countess, i R Fisher: Dormello. Blue Tack, Lord 1 Pilate.
J. R. Gillies: Jim’s Count, Rotation, Valstand, Gay Johnnie. A. T. Haitana: Greek Fair, J. H. Hely: Tiki Lad. N. B. Holland: My Kingdom, Phillip, Royal Praise, Frosty Fair. R. J. Jury: Montenegro. T. J. McKee: Big Gift, Rising Star. I. Medcalf e: Golden Summer. A. Morton: Astounding, Sir Valley. W. J. Mudford: Master Hector, Sky Warrior. G. O. Mudgway: Peepanella. F. E. Osborne: Miss Rareka. D. J. Rich: Royal Memory, Flying Socks, Black Seaman, Shilling, High Chancellor. V. H. Simpson: Recount. W. A. Smith: Dynamite, O’Flynn, Water Polo, Fantina, Gwenoch. R. A. Sweetman: Coral Gold. I. Tournier: Overdue. D. J. Wyatt: Spring Pin, Herring King, Count Flete, Charmian. R. G. Forbes: Carolyn Anne. W. H. Hooton: Limmat.
K. A. Nuttall: Lady Avon, Japonica. P. T. Ryan: Hard Aport. Lady Spangle, Spiborough, Cotton Time. B. J. Smith: Palos Verdes, Tarry Town, Punchinello, Verve. I. Frost: Dutch Fair. M. Maynard: Gold Bracelet. Hohepa. R. A. Barron: Modern Fair.
Selections:— 11 a.m.—Katikati Hack Hurdles: Qantas. No Boy, Recount. 11.45 a.m.—Trial Stakes: My Kingdom. Spring Pin, Mandy. 12.30 p.m.—Jack Tanner Handicap: First division—Palos Verdes, Fantina, Carolyn Anne. Second division—Marib, The Answer, Sir David.
1.20 p.m.—Tauranga Cup: Hard Aport, Straight March, Complimentary. 2.5 p.m.—Novice Stakes: First division—Lady Avon, Phillip, Sister Kanui. Second division—Red Summer, Straight Lace, Punchinello. 2.50 p.m.—Flying Handicap: Windermere, Taboo, O’Flynn. 3.35 p.m.—Alf Brown Hack Handicap: Biltong, Arbonne, Frosty Fair. 4.20 p.m.—Greerton Hack Handicap: Idyll, Beech Park, Jim’s Count. The fields, with form, for the double races are:— TAURANGA CUP, Of £lO5O. One mile and a quarter and 110 yards. st. lb. 1332 Miss Able (6) .. ..8 0 0400 Dynamite (11) .. .. 713 COO2 Drowsing (10) .. .. 7 12 0430 Alonsun (4) .. .. 7 10 2402 Black Seaman (7) .. 7 10 0000 Royal Diamond (14) .. 710 0001 Straight March (15) .. 7 9 0302 Hard Aport (3) ..7 3 1202 Whitiora (5) .. ..7 3 0114 Kauri Heart (12) ..7 2 0430 Llantavia (1) ..7 2 2313 Complimentary (8) ..7 0 1000 Croizet (9) .. ..7 0 1000 Operetta (13) .. ..7 0 3200 Rise Again (16) ..7 0 Scratched: Santiago. FLYING HANDICAP, Of £6OO. Seven furlongs. st. lb. 141 Taboo (2) ’ . .. 812 4301 - ebellious (14) .. 8 11 0220 Japonica (3) .. ..8 7
10444 Somairv (7) ..8 3 0000 Sir Valley (11) J. .. 8 0 ! 0210 Revenue (4) .. ..7 9 1000 Spiborough (1) .. ..7 8 0040 Rangipapa (12) ..74 3330 Windermere (13) ..7 3 0 High Chancellor (10) .. 7 0 100 J Jules Verne (5) ..7 0 0403 Lachlan (8) .. ..7 0 0004 Merrimayes (9) ..7 0 1000 O’Flynn (6) .. ..7 0
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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28541, 21 March 1958, Page 5
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