RACING FOUNTAINHEAD FIRM FANCY FOR STAKES

Press, Volume C, Issue 29459, 10 March 1961, Page 4

RACING FOUNTAINHEAD FIRM FANCY FOR STAKES

Embrace-Llanmai Picked For Trentham Double

Fountainhead, whose record-breaking gallop in the Telegraph Handicap was one of the highlights of Wellington Cup day in January, will be a firm favourite for the North Island Challenge Stakes at Trentham tomorrow. Fountainhead came through the Wellington Cup meeting unbeaten in two starts—he also won the City Handicap—and it will be fairly surprising if he fails to keep his winning record on the course intact for the year. Fountainhead will be at cramped odds if the dual acceptor Cadiz drops out of the field. Trainer J. C. Tomkinson will decide Cadiz’s programme this morning. If he was impressed by Fountainhead's trial at Trentham yesterday, and most people were, Tomkinson might prefer to start Cadiz in the Railway Handicap.

Fountainhead, which may do his Easter racing in Sydney will be ridden by the Auckland jockey. Grenville Hughes Hughes has already won the race on Mainbrace. Somerset Fair, and Coleridge (twice>. W A. Smith, who has ridden the last two Stakes winners. Karina and Yahabeebe will ride the three-year-old Bargoed tomorrow Bargoed is a form runner after a good second over seven furlongs at Pukekohe last Saturday Smith has a great record on stavers and he could win the two miles Autumn Handicap on Embrace tomorrow Light-Weight Embrace is one of the light-weights in a field that falls far below the strength of the Wellington Cup and othe- major cup fields thi* 3 season. South Island stayers have not managed to make the grade in this race in the last few years, but Rustic will take beating tomorrow Trentham yesterdav saw one of those rare events —a win for Rustic in a gallop Obviously she benefited considerably from her race at Motukarara last Saturday Llanmai. the star of D P Wilson’s Wingatui team, is picked to win the Thompson Handicap, the second leg of the double: Mov and Ursalon mav be the best of the North Islanders in a tough field Fields, with riders, form and selections, are:— 11.30 am.— NGAIO HIGH-WEIGHT. Of £800; one mile and three furlongs. st lb

0050 Roman Gold (6) 9 OJ Scratched: Musketeer, Yoga, Vane, Caracol. Red Spinner. I Westbrook. Chin Chin, Jardi : BIG BLOW: Has been lightly campaigned this season Made his first show of form in four starts at Masterton on Saturday, when he ran third AR A WAN A: Failed in the hlghweight at Taranaki on Saturday. Ran second a start earlier, under similar conditions at Egmont CORSICAN: Winner over 11 furlongs at Levin Ran a i fair fourth in the Munga- - roa High-weight on the second day at Trentham in January NEGRO: Ran on from the rear for eighth m the two miles Hack Stayers’ Plate at Waikato on February 18 Narrowly won a high-weight at Rotorua a start earlier GOLDEN ROAD: Good second to Corsican on the first’ day at Levin, but a failure in the high-weight on the second day when favourite Ran third a week earlier, at Woodville. FLORETTA: Has been tn solid form lately gaining placing*: ar Poverty Bay and her first win at Te Aroha at her last start DIAVOLO: Has raced only three times this season Ran third on the first day at Levin, but failed on the second day ELWYN: Finished near the rear in the open sprint on the first day at Levin at her first stan since early in October LE DON: Battled on for fourth in the Nolan Hack Cup at Egmont on February 25 Ran a distant second to The Ashes in the highweight at Egmont a week earlier NOEL FOX: Finished out of the money against middle distance hacks at Franklin on Saturday Ran a useful sixth a* Waikato a start earlier after winning a high-weight at Matamata COVNT LIN: Won a double over hurdles at Wanganui, but failed over a mile and a quarter on the flat at W’aikato last month BLISS: No form in four starts this season PAR ISOL: No form in three starts this season. Latest failure was at Masterton »ast Saturday PASADENA: Last win was at Taranaki >n August Hag shown no form at four starts since CONATA: Ran second at good odd* on the second day at Levin Has no other recent form K,NG ,‘i F K, ’ ,GS: Ran fourth in the high-weight at Masterton on Saturday but ha« recent form ROMAN GOLD: No form Failed 1? , a P’acing in the Trial S.akes at Masterton on Saturday. VANE: Ran second on the-jfirst

day at Levin and won well over 11 furlongs on the second day. Floretta Big Blow Corsican 12.10 p.m.— PLUNKET NURSERY,

05 Tittle Tattle (21) .. 7 0 Scratched: Kawera, Manhattan. CABRIERE: Convincing winner of the Hopeful Stakes at Trentham on January 23. Has not raced since. FIRE GOLD: Finished unplaced in the Winnie Stakes at Franklin last Saturday but was a solid winner a start earlier, at Ellerslie. BRIDIE O’CALLY Had little difficulty beating the two-year-olds at Motukarara on Saturday and at Riccarton last month, but will face tougher opposition here. SIKH: Won well at Taranaki on Saturday, at his second start since winning at Marton in January. PERSIAN STAR: Has been a consistent runner, gaining a win and four placings from six starts The win was at Ellerslie, where he beat Yara and Cavalier HAPPY VENTURE: Raced well I a T the Egmont meeting last I month winning easily on the first day and running a good second on the last day. KEY: Has last-start winning form at Woodville, where she won easily over six furlongs. CAVALIER: Ran second to That’s That at Masterton on Saturday. Has been a consistent place-getter In recent starts. LYDY WORK: Not starting. THAT’S THAT: Won easily at Masterton on Saturday, clearing away to win by three and a half lengths Could take beating here if she reproduces that form. ’UPS AND DOWNS: Finished fifth in the Sapling Stakes at Woodville on February 18 after being checked at the half-mile. Was placed at all her other five starts. GALLANT KNIGHT: Finished fourth in the Waipoua Handicap at Masterton on Saturday Ran third at Levin a start earlier. GAY RIBBON: Made up ground for fifth in the Hopeful Stakes on the third day at Trentham in January. Has not raced since. ELLESDEE: Finished unplaced in the Winnie Stakes at Franklin on Saturday at his only start since running seventh over six furlongs at Avondale in January EMPHATIQVE: Has been piaced only once from three attempts, a fair third at Franklin on December 3 HYDE: Came home well for fourth in the Middle Park Plate at Riccarton on February 4. Has had only one other race LUCKY ME: Failed at her last attempt at Trentham. but gained form at Levin on March 1. when she won easily by three lengths SHEILAH DHL’: Has yet to win, but has been three times placed from her five attempts. Latest placing was a last-start third at Woodville on February 18. DIAMOND HEAD: Finished unplaced at Levin on March 1 at her only start to date LAST SAY’: Has raced only once, finishing unplaced in the Invitation Handicap at Levin last Wednesday. TITTLE TATTLE: No form at two attempts to date Doubtful starter. Cabriere Key Cavalier 12.55 pm.— NORTH ISLAND CHALLENGE STAKES, Of £1750; weight-for-age; seven furlongs.

CARDINAL KING: Class sprinter with last-start wanning form, over seven furlongs in the Autumn Handicap at W’.ngatui. Has an alternative engagement in the Railway Handicap. FOUNTAINHEAD: 'Hie Hjtely

favourite. W’on brilliantly twice at the Wellington Cup meeting in January, breaking a New Zealand record in the Telegraph Handicap on the first day. SECOND EARL: Not running. SHOWROOM: Only form in 11 starts this season was a second against hack sprinters at Woodville last month. Looks out of his class. CADIZ: Won untroubled in the seven furlongs Kinloch Handicap at Motukarara last Saturday. Has an alternative engagement in the Railway Handicap BARGOED: One of the season’s top three-year-olds, he is in good form, as he showed by running Wakatere to a neck over seven furlongs at Franklin on Saturday BLUE LODGE: A class three-year-old, reverting to sprinting after trying middle distances. Ran third to Goldish over 11 furlongs at Egmont on February 18. but finished unplaced in the Taranaki Cup last Saturday GOLD VIEW: One of the season’s best fillies.. she has been unplaced only once from 10 attempts Her last start win was an easy one over Llanmai in the February Handicap at Wingatui. Fountainhead Bargoed Cadiz 1.40 p.m.— FIRST LEG OF DOUBLE AUTUMN HANDICAP, Of £4500; two miles. i -1

B. Mahoney 7 0 Bracket: Golden Defaulter and Royal Howe. Scratched: Quick Time. GOLD MERIT: Won the Summer Handicap easily on the third day of the Wellington Cup meeting. Has raced three times since, but has gained only one placing, a third to Picaroon and Yukon ' in the Earle Handicap over 10 furlongs and 55 yards at Wanganui on February 4. REVOLVER: Weakened to sixteenth in the Wellington Cup at his last attempt over two miles. Has no form since he won a double at Taranaki in December. RUSTIC: Could do no better than fifth in the Peninsula Handicap at Motukarara on Saturday, but was a winner at Riccarton a start earlier, in the Midsummer Handicap Her last attempt over two miles was in the New Zealand Cup last November, in which she ran fifth. SPONDULICKS: Finished unplaced when favourite in the James Memorial Handicap at Masterton last Saturday. His last winning form was in the Pahiatua Cup over 10 furlongs and 80 yards in January Unlikely starter. JUVENTAS: Has been lightly raced this season without much success. Her only placing was a third to Wonderway and Yukon in the Ashhurst Cup in January. YUKON: Has been a consistent middle distance runner lately. Won over 11 furlongs at Levin at his last start. ARID: Has been racing only fairly. Weakened from second on the turn to finish ninth over 11 furlongs at Masterton las* week EMBRACE: Left hacks by winning the one mile Douro Hack Handicap at Trentham in January. Has won in open class since, over 10 furlongs and 80 yards at Woodville last month. BEAUZAMI: Raced usefully for seventh over a mile at Te Aroha at hia last start, on February 25. Ran on from well back for third to Torrid and Ursalon a start earlier, at Avondale. Fourth, and a fast finisher, in Auckland Cup in January. PRINCE ARGON: Ran third to Gold Merit and Rustic over a mile and a half the last time he raced at Trentham. Has good last-start winning form, by two lengths at Masterton. ! YEMAN; A good stayer in his prime, he has not managed to win this season, but has run several useful races, including fifths in the W’ellington and Auckland Cups in January. GOLDISH: Made up ground from the rear for eighth over 10 furlongs at Taranaki at his last start Won the Egmont Cup. over 11 furlongs, a start earlier. BECHARRE: Last win was In

Gore Cup, over one mile and a half, on February 4. Was running on for fifth over 11 furlongs at Wingatui at her last start but will find the opposition here tougher. NAUGHTY: Finished fourth, just behind Ilumquh, in the Wellington Cup. Ran third to Prince Argon at Masterton last week. HENRY HIGGINS: Newcomer to this company. Has won over two miles in the Hack Stayers’ Plate at Waikato last month. Won again over middle distance at Pukekohe last Saturday. HEYTHORPE: Finished from a bad place at the half-mile for third to Picaroon and Spondulicks in the Wanganui Gold Cup two starts back. Weakened a little to fourth after looking likely at the furlong at Masterton last week. MUSICK: Last placing was a fourth in the Manawatu Cup in December. Has been unplaced three times since. GOLDEN CABANA: Finished sixth over 11 furlongs at Masterton last week Last win was by a nose over a middle distance at Poverty Bay early last month ANCHOR: Finished last at Levin at his last start Would have to improve on that effort. Close third to Vitapointe and Shona Kildare over 11 furlongs at Hawera on February 25 CORRECT TIME: Has been racing in a high-weight company. in which he has won twice from his last three starts. FLY HOME: Weak effort at his last start, at Waikato, when he finished ninth after having every chance. Would have to improve on that. FRIAR TUCK: Has not been racing encouragingly. Latest failure was at Masterton. GOLDEN DEFAULTER: Won over hurdles at Ellerslie in January. Has last-start placed form on the flat at Te Rapa and could take beating here if he starts Not certain runner ROYAL HOWE: Would have to improve on his showing at Masterton. where he weakened to tenth after being sixth along the back Embrace Rustic Henry Higgins 2.25 p.m.— TINAKORI HACK HANDICAP, Of £750; seven furlongs. 6108 Erldon (15), R. A.

9048 Horomia (20) 7 7 Scratched: D Day, Shalott, Crown and Anchor, Major Effort, Sea Horn, Grazioso, Gay Fox, Repute. ERLDON: Won at Woodville in January but has failed at two attempts since. Weakened to eighth after being second early over seven furlongs at Masterton last week. LEGAL GAME: Faded to ninth after covering extra ground at Motukarara last week. Has drawn the outside of the field here. GAY DUCHESS: Finished fourth after being second on the turn when favourite over six furlongs at Levin on February 25. Finished fast for second over the same distance a start earlier, at Rangitikei. MY FAIR LADY: Has not raced since January 23. when she finished fourteenth against the hack milers on a soft track at Trentham. Last win was in a hack sprint at Riccarton in November. WHITE HORSE: Finished brilliantly to win over seven furlongs at Masterton last week. Could have a chance here on that run. ASTRID: Has won brilliantly and easily at her last two starts. Beat a field of hacks by five lengths over five and a half furlongs at Masterton last week. SCOTTISH WAYS: Finished fifteenth at Woodville last month at his first start since August. Has drawn wide here. TOM FOOLL'M: Another runner with a wide draw. Finished fourth at his last attempt, over seven furlongs at Rangitikei last montn. Doubtful starter. BRIGHT SUMMER: Has also drawn w’ide. Placed form recently is consistent and includes two seconds and a at h ’* s sast four starts. CASILDA’S PRIDE: Weak effort at her last start, over a mile at Te Aroha. when she was one of the first beaten after trailing. Would have to improve on that effort. LLANOS; Had not been racing well, but regained form at Levin, where he won solidly over six furlongs. Has not been lucky in the draw here. RIO RAPIDO: Has had fair placed form. but raced poorly on the first day at

Levin when favourite, weakening after sharing the lead to the turn. EBB: Has been racing consistently in recent starts, gaining a win and two seconds. Last start second was a close one at Poverty Bay. ! DARK PLUNGE: Battled on fori second to Shalott at Master- ' ton last week. Last won three starts back, at Wai- ! roa over six furlongs. ' DERAILMENT: Came again for. fourth after being squeezed for room in the straight at ! Motukarara last week. Has good placed form at his last : two starts. GOLD RUTH: Consistent runner* lately, gaining three seconds* and a win from her last four starts. Has drawn wide j here, though. TIDAL WAVE: Has not raced i since November. METHODICAL: Made up ground : for sixth over five and a 1 half furlongs at Masterton I last week. Has been racing usefully without a great deal I of success. ROA: Could manage no better I than sixth in a nine-horse i field at Westport at her last! start. W 7 ill meet much stronger opposition here i SAFE HARBOUR: Would have* to improve on last week’s i effort at Motukarara, where I she could only manage | sixth over seven furlongs. I Raced better the start before. when she was a close third at Riccarton. RUNGAIIIWI: Won in maiden ; company at Ashhurst but ! has failed twice against I hacks since. Made up some ’ ground for fifth over a mile at Masterton last week. FLAXMAN: Has been out of form. Finished well back over five and a half furlongs at Masterton last week. CHEVEUX: Sound third in the hack sprint at Levin on March 1. Earlier form was not so good. HOROMIA: Little recent form. Raced twice at Masterton last week, running fourth at the first attempt and eighth at the other. Astrid Derailment bkt Ebb bkt 3.10 p.m.— RAILWAY HANDICAP, Of £1500; six furlongs.

CADIZ: Brilliant Riccartontrained sprinter with last start winning foorm, over seven furlongs at Motukarara, where he toyed with the opposition. CARDINAL KING: Class sprinter. with winning form at his last start. That was at Wingatui. where he won solidly over seven furlongs. FINE VIEW: A smart three-year-old. Won convincingly over six furlongs on the first day at Levin at his last start. GOLD VIEW: One of the top fillies this season. Had an easy win over Llanmai in the February Handicap at Wingatui at her last start. ROSINA ANN: Has not raced since January 2, when she ran last in a sprint at Auckland. ROMANAC: Has not raced since he was at Trentham in January, when he showed brilliant form, running second to Fountainhead in the record-run Telegraph Handicap. winning the Metropolitan Handicap and running second to Fountainhead again in the City Handicap. TYRANT: In the early stages of a fresh campaign. Weakened a little to eighth over six furlongs at Masterton last week at his second attempt for the season. OUTCOME: Beat all but Moy at Masterton last week. Has been in solid form all season. winning four times and gaining nine placing* from 16 starts. HUKA FALLS: Seemed to be back to her best when she beat Rochdale easily in the Stewards' Handicap at Riccarton last November, but has failed at four attempts since. Weakened quickly from pacemaking at Masterton last week. FAIR KING: Made his debut for the season at Masterton. Was never likely and finished fourteenth. SHAMROCK QUEEN: Has raced well at Trentham in the' past. Ran usefully without being placed at Auckland in January. COURT GOLD: Finished last at Franklin last week at her first start since January. Had solid placed form in the Auckland district around last Christmas and New Year. Doubtful starter. WONDER GOLD: Ran on for third to Moy at Masterton last week. Ran second also the start before, so seems to be in form. MARENGO: Has been out of form. Made up ground for eighth over six furlongs at Te Aroha at his last start SHAKESPEARE: Has been lightly "laced this season, starting Jjnly five times, for

two seconds. One of the seconds was three-quarters of a length behind Fountainhead at Te Aroha in December. KARENZA MARIE: Has been out of form since winning a sprint for three-year-olds at Marton in January. Latest failure was on the first day at Levin. ROMANTIC KNIGHT: Struck form earlier in the season, winning three races, but has n<ot had much success lately. Finished seventh over seven furlongs at Levin on March 1. Cadiz Romanac Outcome SECOND LEG OF DOUBLE 3.55 p.m.— THOMPSON HANDICAP. Of £2750; one mile.

7105 Marquita (14> .75 Brackets: Vltamise and Gaytana, Senor and Donna Bella, I Solepic and The Chief, Golden i Luca and Purdue, Lorica and i Marquita. ! Scratched: Commodore Rob- ! erts, Blonde Sprite, Disorder, I Cattle.

HAPPY WARRIOR: High-class sprinter, and noted weightcarrier with a great record at Trentham. Just missed a double in the sprints at Wanganui meeting Unlucky at Woodville at his latest start. BRAGANZA: Won Thorndon Hep., one mile, at Wellington Cup meeting in January. Runs out a mile solidly, and will take beating if he can get a good position early. LLANMAI: Made steady improvement to come to very good form for holiday racing in Otago and Southland. Brilliant form 6f to IJm. Should run well. LAND: Happy Warrior's conqueror in sprint on second day at Wanganui. Then won impressively over 7f at Woodville on February 18 Shapes as if a mile will be no bother to him. LION: Form is a mixture of very good and very mediocre. Bolted away from the others in this race last year, but has been a patchy performer here and in Australia since. MA CHERIE: Surprised New Zealanders and impressed Australians with the ease of her win against Australian top milers in Epsom Handicap in Sydney in the spring Has done most of her racing since as a stayer, but ran against sprinters at Masterton last week Will have a chance if she has freshened. FAIRASSAN: Narrow winner over 7f in fast time at Levin last week. Wide barrier position sets him a big task in a field of this class. SHANGRI-LA: Did not make the grade over IJm at Gore at her latest start, but has been good up to ijm. Much could depend on the run this small mare gets in a big field. DASHING STAR: Game run for narrow win over middle distance at Te Aroha last month. Placed in Gloaming Stakes at Trentham in January. SHEONAT: Consistent performer at East Coast meetings in the North Island. Narrow winner over 7f at Poverty Bay -last time out, on February 11. RUVE: Failed over Ilf at Levin last week. Second, three starts back, in Woodville Cup. won by Embrace. Last race as a miler was in Wanganui Jackson Stakes. Finished sth. URSALON: Beat good field over 14m in Nathans Memorial at Ellerslie on Jan. 3. Only once worse than third in four starts since Runs I his races out strongly. 1 KINGDOM: Rested for a few weeks after winning at Trentham in January, but resumed against sprinters at Masterton. Sydney Cup candidate. BOOKFUL: Consistently placed at provincial meetings in 21 starts this season. Latest win over 6f at Poverty Bay. GAY DEFOE. Beat all but Kastanea over Ilf at Motukarara last week. Has shown very good form as a miler on firm tracks. Could be hard to beat with 7-12 from an inside barrier position. MOY’: Won Anniversary Handicap in style at Wellington Cup meeting. Overcame a slow start and a check in the running to beat sprinters at Masterton last week. VITAMISE: Ran three solid races at Trentham in January and had well-earned . win in mile January Handicap. Found Cadiz too fast over 7f at Motukarara. GAYTANA: Not starting. SENOR: Won tw r o nigh-weights and ran a close . third to Stipulate and Dashing Star in Gloaming Stakes at Wellington Cup meeting. Had first start since that meeting at Pukekohe last week, and should have benefited from his race. ; DONNA BELLA: First start since the spring. Had win1 ning form as a miler as a - three-year-old last season. i SOLEPIC: Ran one of his usual j solid races for a fourth after slow start over 7f at Levin on March 1. Veteran, but wearing well. ; THE CHIEF: Not fancied and ' ran badly for last against sprinters at Levin last week. ! GABELLE: Won her last two races as a hack and her first open class, which was I the Craven Plate at Riccarton last month. Came from the tail of the field for her Riccarton victory. Usually slow’ to accelerate, and that could be her greatest handicap in a field of this size. GOLDEN LUCA: Solid race for fourth over middle distance at Woodville last month ’ Might lack the brilliance for i a test like this, unless the ground is heavy. PURDUE: Sound race for third behind Fairassan and Spi- . borough over 7f at Levin ; last w’eek. Runs out most of his shorter races strong!v: i could be a light-weight prospect. LORICA: Has lost some of his: : early brilliance, but showed j fair ability for 6th in his ' latest start in the at Masterton last week. WONDERWAY: Unlucky fourth ’ against middle

horses at Levin last week. Has shown isolated patches of good form, but not in fields of strong class. MARQUITA: Scored surprise win in Rangitikei Cup on February 11. Other form has not been of much account. Llanamai Moy Ursalon 4.40 p.m.— SILVERSTREAM HACK HANDICAP, Of £900; one mile and three furlongs. 2471 Cool (1), J. T. Anderson 8 13 1034 Gold Symbol (7) . . 8 8 3527 Flagon (4). R. J. Skelton .82 2535 Rural Loch (8) .81 1424 Wild Duck (1), W. T. Day .81 4306 Last Link (6). A. J. Stokes .80 41 Navarro (9), N, Eastwood 8 0 5316 Super Glen (3), R N. Marsh . . .. 7 11 3065 Carnbane (14), V. R. Coley .. 7 10 7016 Topa (15) .. 7 10 3900 Spartacus (2), N. C. Treweek .79 5625 Yuillwyn (10), L. N. McCutcheon 7 9 Scratched: Kildare’s Lass, Ascendere, Balrannach. COOL: Useful middle distance hack in winning form, which he showed at Wairoa last week by winning easily over 10 furlongs and 80 yards. GOLD SYMBOL: Won comfortably over a middle distance at Matamata three starts back but has not managed better than third since. Ran a fair fourth at Matamata last week. Doubtful starter. FLAGON: Has been racing usefully in the South Island, where his placings include a second at Riccarton. Found the distance too short in the seven furlongs Ahuriri Hack Handicap at Motukarara last Saturday. RURAL LOCH: Finished strongly for a good fifth at Franklin last week. Has recent good form in the north. WILD DUCK: Has been racing consistently lately, gaining a win and three placings from his last four starts Ran a fair fourth over a mile at Masterton last week. LAST LINK: Weak showing at Motukarara last week, when favourite in the middle distance hack event. Last placing was two starts back, a third to Roseair and Herbs over 10 furlongs at Waikouaiti. NAVARRO: Struck form early in his campaign this season by winning easily over 10 furlongs at Riccarton last month. Could have a good chance here if he holds that form. SUPER GLEN: Fair sixth over a mile at Wingatui on February 25 Ran away to a 12 lengths win in the 11 furlongs Summer Hack Cup at Invercargill a start earlier. CARNBANE: Ran on for fifth over seven furlongs at Masterton last week. Has been racing fairly, but without a great deal of success. TOPA: Had his first win for a long time on the first day at Westport last month, but failed again on the second day. over 10 furlongs. Has a liking for soft going. SPARTACUS: Recent form is not encouraging. Finished near the rear of a big field at Wanganui at his last start in January. YUILLWYN: Ran second to Vane over this distance on the second day nt Levin Good fifth at Masterton in high-weight company la~t week after getting a poor run. Navarro Rural Loch Super Glen

0793 Big Blow (15), G. Jenkins 10 5 3225 Arawana (9), A. J Murrav .10 0 4011 Corsican (23), R A. Jenkins 10 0 8318 Negro (5). A. T. Haitana .. 10 0 3267 Golden Road (11) 9 7 5331 Floretta (22). V. H. Simpson 9 7 835 Diavolo (21) .96 3408 Eiwxn (17). V. R Coley .95 35X4 Le Don (14) .95 0169 Noel Fox (10) . 9 5 6110 Count Lin (13), C. McGovern 9 4 0000 Bliss (16) .. .93 090 Parasol (2) ..91 7086 Pasadena (3) 9 1 009? Conata (1). M. Griffin 9 0 7604 King of King; (18), J. Walker 9 0

Of £800; two-year-olds; six furlongs. st lb 1831 Cabriere (9), W. A. Smith 9 3 7217 Fire Gold (16), R. J. Skelton 8 10 8411 Bridie O’Cally (1), C. McDonald 8 5 2161 Sikh (18). C. A. Bowrv 8 3 2314 Persian Star (19) G. F. Hughes 8 1 6212 Happy Venture (10) 8 0 6331 Key (5), R. W. Taylor . . 7 13 2322 Cavalier (3), S. B. Robertson 7 12 322 Lads York (17) .79 6241 Thai’s That (11) .. 7 9 3245 Ups and Downs (8), W. T. Day ..77 0834 Gallant Knight (12), K. Cullen .. 7 6 4105 Gaj Ribbon (13), L. K. Tinsley .. 7 6 4379 Ellesdee (7) . 7 5 7300 Emphatique (15) 7 5 94 Hyde (14). N. Eastwood .75 6001 Lucky Me (4), W. D. Skelton 7 4 2837 Sheila Dhu (20), G. P. Hulme 7 4 0 Diamond Head (22) 7 2 8 Last Say (6) ..72

st lb 7221 Cardinal King (6), McDonald 9 1 4211 Fountainhead (8) G. F. Hughes 9 1 Second Earl (7) 9 I 0682 Showman (4) 9 1 3431 Cadiz (5), A. J. Stokes 9 o 1942 Bargoed (2), W. A. Smith 8 6 2536 Blue Lodge (3) 8 6 1301 Gold View (1), W b. Skelton 8 3

st lb 1039 Gold Merit (2), V. R. Coley * . . 8 9 0900 Revolver (1), G. N. McLiesh 8 4 5215 Rustic (12), A. J. Stokes 84 4277 Spondlulicks (3) 8 2 6385 Juventas (15), C. A. Bowrv 8 0 2261 Yukon (4). L. N. McCutcheon 7 13 5509 Arid (14), W. T. Day 7 10 5131 Embrace (13), W. A. Smith 7 8 0437 Beanzami (5), R. Fisher .77 9381 Prince Argon (11), S. B. Robertson 7 7 5760 Yeman (19), VV. D. Skelton 7 7 5718 Goldish (10) . 7 6 6105 Becharre (18). R. N. Marsh .74 4093 Naughtv (23), K S. Cullen .74 Oil Henry Higgins (7), R. J. Sutherland 7 2 2304 Heythorpe (22), R. W. Taylor . 7 2 4707 Musick (17), L. K. Tinsley 7 2 7156 Golden Cabana (6) 7 1 7530 Anchor (20), N. Eastwood 7 0 2151 Correct Time (8), G. P. Hulme .70 7537 Fly Home (9) ..7 0 0668 Friar Tuck (21) . 7 0 0013 Golden Defaulter (24) .70 1030 Royal Howe (25),

Jenkins 8 5 0329 legal Game (31) 8 5 1724 Gay Duchess (17), W. D. Wylie 8 3 0190 My Fair Lady (19), P. J. Kempton 8 4891 White Horse (11) .. 8 ■ 3211 Astrid (4), V. R. Coley 8 0 10 Scottish Ways (26). S. B. Robertson 8 0 4814 Tom Foolum (29) 8 0 3622 Bright Summer (28), G. F. Hughes .. 7 13 6236 Casilda's Pride (1) 7 13 0511 Llanos (24), K. S. Cullen 7 13 2428 Rio Rapdio (18), W. A. Smith 13 5122 Ebb (13) G. N. McLeish 7 12 1872 Dark Plunge (12). W. T. Day 7 11 8024 Derailment (10), L. N. McCutcheon 7 10 2122 Gold Ruth (21), R. W. Taylor 7 10 1879 Tidai Wave (16), N. Eastwood 7 10 3356 Methodical (3) 7 4376 Roa (7). R. N. Marsh ■j 9 0036 Safe Harbour (9) .. 7 9 3155 Rungahiwi (5) 7 8 4000 Flaxman (14) 7 - 5663 Cheveux (8), L. K. Tinsley 7 7

3431 Cadiz (2), A. J. 2 Stokes 9 7221 Cardinal King (11), C. McDonald 8 13 7321 Fine View (4) 8 12 1301 Gold View (8) 8 9 0000 Rosina Ann (9), G. F. Hughes 8 5 3212 Romanac (5), W. D. Skelton 8 4 08 Tyrant (15), K. S. Cullen 8 3 2262 Outcome (14), R. W. Taylor 7 13 5907 Huka Fails (18), S. B. Robertson 7 12 0 Fair King (16) 7 11 8806 Shamrock Queen (3), W. A. Smith 7 11 3520 Court Gold (12) 7 7 0523 Wonder Gold (10), V. R. Coley 7 7 5008 Marengo (17), L. K. Tinsley 7 6 6259 Shakespeare (6), R. J. Sutherland 7 2 0057 Karenza Marie (1) 7 0 3847 Romantic Knight (7), B. N. Mahoney 7 0 Bracket: Huka Falls and Karenza Marie.

4129 Hapny Warrier (25). 9 0 R. A. Jenkins . . 0817 Braganza (28), A. J. Stokes 8 12 Ill? Llanmai (5), R. Skelton 8 10 2211 Land (6). J. T. Anderton 8 8 4640 Lion (8), C. A. Bowry 8 8 8260 Ma Cherie (11), R. W. Taylor 8 6 0071 Fairassan (32), W. D. Skelton 8 5 2117 Shangri-la (30), R. N. Marsh 8 4 2311 Dashing Star (20) j. P. Riordan 8 3 3131 Sheonat (27), R. Hastings 8 2 5237 Ruve (3), S. B. Robertson 8 1 2335 Ursalon (13), G. F. Hughes 8 1 4110 Kingdom (17), L. N McCutcheon 13 1242 Bookful (29), W. Day 7 12 3002 Gay Defoe (2) 7 12 1151 Moy (21), K. S. Cuilen 7 9 7152 V’itamise (10), N. East wood 7 9 4166 Gay tana (4) 7 8 1319 Senor (9), G. McLeish 7 8 69 Donna Bella (23) 7 7 6734 Solepic (16), L. K. Tinsley 7 7 2000 The Chief (19), T Mullane 7 7 0111 Gabclle (26), W. . Smith 7 6 7054 Golden Luca (12), t • P. Hulme 7 6 , 6443 Purdue (24), B. Mahoney 7 6 8556 Lorica (1) 7 5 9464 Wonder way (7) 7