79 Entries For Auckland Cup
(N.Z. Press Association) AUCKLAND* Nov. 17. Seventy-nine entries have been received by the Auckland Racing Club for the £ll,OOO Auckland Cup, to be run over two miles at Ellerslie on January 1. The same number was received last year.
Ruato, Ma Cherie. Daysun and Beauzami, who ailed the first four placings in the 1960 Auckland Cup, have again been nominated.
Notable three - year - old entries are the New Zealand Derby winner, Burgos, and the good Otaki colts, Castlerae and Commanding.
HORORATA RACING CLUB (INC). RACE MEETING AT HORORATA ON SATURDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1961. 1— NOVICE STAKES. Seven furlongs. £2OO, 2 HORORATA HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP. One mile and 70 yards. £225. 3 COALGATE HACK HANDICAP*. Nine furlongs. £250. 4 HORORATA CUP HANDICAP* One mile and a quarter and 120 yards. £520. 5 TRIAL PLATE. Seven furlongs. £2OO. B—L DERRETT HACK HANDICAP*. One mile and a quarter and 120 yards. £3OO 7 H A KNIGHT MEMORIAL HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. £450. 8- SANDOWN HACK HANDICAP*. £250. • Indicates races in which Apprentice Allowances may be claimed. NOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTS will CLOSE on MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1961. at 4 P.M.. at the Secretary’s Office, Byrne and Co.. 193 Cashel street. Christchurch. For full particulars, see the N.Z. Official Racing Calendar dated November 8. 1961. P. J. BYRNE. Secretary. —Advt.
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29674, 18 November 1961, Page 4
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