RACING On Purpose, Bandon May Be Best In Rich Sponsored Race

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30401, 28 March 1964, Page 6

RACING On Purpose, Bandon May Be Best In Rich Sponsored Race

The combined efforts of On Purpose and Bandon could make the George Adams Handicap safe for the North Island at Riccarton on Monday. '. z

This £3600 sponsored race is the first leg of the TAR double on the first day of the Canterbury Jockey Club’s autumn meeting.

On Purpose has 8.4 and is 111 b below Bandon, which is second top weight now that Gay Filou is out of the field. The record book does not suggest that Bandon is 1 lib better than the Waikato mare.

When they met in the Wellington Racing Club Handicap over a mile and a half at Trentham in January, Bandon, with 8-L beat On Purpose (8-5) by a long neck. On the same course five days earlier, On Purpose was first with 7-10 and Bandon fifth with 8-2 in the Summer Handicap.

Bandon and On Purpose met azam in the President s Handicap at Trentham a fortnight ago. Bandon won it with 8-10 j and On Purpose was fourth under 8-6.

The South Island stayers in the George Adams Handicap are a pretty even lot on their latest form.

Great Sensation, at top form, would have been a force with 9-7, but he is 11, and his summer racing showed that age had dimmed some of his brilliance.

Champ, winner cd five of his last six races, will be a solidlyhacked light-weight in the Great Easter Handicap, second leg of Monday’s double. His record in open class Ist two wins from three starts. He has gained full marks for versatility; one of those wins was at a mile and a quarter and the other was at six furlongs. Vitamise. winner of the Great Easter last year, and the Wingatui-trained Rondabelle, may be the pick of Champ s rivals. A J. Stokes, who rides Champ, is pretty certain to meet with earlier success on the programme. He will nde Shipmate in the Champagne Stakes, and tins brilliant two-year-oid looks the best winning prospect on the programme. Fields, with form and riders, are reviewed below. nj» ».»>.— OPAWA HIGH-WEIGHT, £4*4. If.

Scratched: Big Boy, Great Howe, Corrie Gilpin. RADOR: Unplaced in the highweight at Oamaru on Monday, but a winner over hurdles at Wingatui at two previous starts. Won two high-weight events at the cap meeting at Rsccarton tn November. RHYTHM REIM: Has been out of form since the spring, when he gained a few good placing* Races best when the tracks are soft. CAPTAIN MORGAN: Unplaced in the high-weight at Oamaru on Monday after coming eighth over a middle distance on the first dav of that meeting. INTERLAKEN: Unplaced In four starts this season, the latest over hurdles at Wingatui last month. STYLISH: Ran a very close second in the hign-welght at Motukarara earlier in the month but was unplaced over a middle distance at Oamaru on Monday. MYGRIO: Fair fourth against hacks over M furlongs at Motukarara earlier this month.

FULL COURSE: Ran oh well for fourth in the high-weight on tbe first day at Trentham this mouth but was well baek at the finish on the second day. JAYKAY: Making a fresh start. CLIPPER: No form in five starts

BEACH GOLD: Last raced on the West Coast in January, coming third at Reefton and fourth at Hokitika. VAN DA HUM: Steeplechaser in early stages of preparation

for winter. Unplaced in Lancon Parggap at OaELars on Monday. BLUE HARKEN: Only piacinz this seasen eras a third at Hetitika fire starts back.CUMBERLAND: Shewed i®proreBsest cm recent for® by fEEnißg third at tong odds z gainst the hack milers at Oamaru co Mor-day. Full Course Bador Clipper -2-5 p.m. CHAMPAGNE STAKES, twc-year-old*; if. ! W ICHHwrfcy IT) .. g IS l 114 Shipmates (5), A. J. Stokes 8 15 3411 Stageland (&), X. Eastwood . 3 IS 1415 Fairlane B. T. Jones _ _ « 8 44 Gene Fair <2) .88 Hello Honey fl), A. C. Messerry .. g 8 •34 Komadze «4> ..88 3154 Potty's Pal (C) .. 8 * KMJUNCHY: Unplaced against maidens at Oasiam on” Monday. SHIPMATE- Easy winner against the two-year-elds on the first day at Trentham this month. Was not suited by the soft going on the second day and hnished fourth over seven furlongs after ducking away from the whip and ijecoming unbalanced inside the last furiaug. STAGELAND: Winner of his last two starts, the more recent by two lengths at Motukarara earlier this month. HELLO HOMEY: Unraced Hello Peter - Honeymoon trained by H. S. Parker at Carterton. FJURLAME; Disap point in z at Motukarara, where she could only manage fifth. Was four of her other five starts. GENE FAIR: Xo form in two

starts, both at Camara. NOMADIC: Ban fourth at Oamaru

on Monday when having first start since Turning third to Shipmate at the cup meeting ' a: Kicearton in November. POLLY’S PAL: Fair fourth. against the two-year-olds at Motufarara earlier this month. Won at Washdvke two starts earlier. Shipmate Stageland Fairlane 12-S9 p.m. COURNTEMAY HANDICAP, £4N; 7f.

Balloted out with right of reentry in tbe following order: — B 9 Hindoo Trail <2O .. 8 71 0 Gan Vaghan (14), A. Swanson 8 7 Brackets: Hindoo Trail and Wycola; Lucky Crown and Mutch; Pay Bank and Rec Watch: Research and Royal Cap: Scent and Takatua. Scratched: Grand Harbour. Trovatella. KNIGHT OF YORK: Ran on well for second over a mile at Motukarara earlier this month when having first start since July. 1962. SOMARA: Fair fourth over seven furlongs on the first day of the Oamaru meeting on March 14. BEAU SEAMY: Ran second to Bruin at Motukarara earlier this month when making a fresh start. MASTIFF: Ran third against maidens at Riccarton in February. Third at Motukarara since. TRACY'S COMET: Unplaced at Oamaru on Monday when making fresh start for season. LLANAWYN: First start for more than a year. PERSIAN SEA: Last start fourth . at Westport in February. SAY SO: Ran third in maiden class at Wingatui on February 29 when , having second start.

BELLOCH: Ban third and fourth in two starts at Wingatui

BSIEFICE: Unplaced on first day of Oamaru meeting- at stars for season. SAINT STEVEN: Distant third in maiden class over six fnr-I-sngs on the first daw of the Oamaru meeting. SMUGGLER S BANK: Ban on well for third over a eilg at Mctnkarara oa Marr-h 7. GOLDEN CASSOCK: Weil beaten at Mstukarara and also unplaced at Oamaru on Monday. BUSHIDO: Ban on for fair sixth over seven furlongs at Motukarara on March.' 7. BUNKER: Ban on for fourth over a mile at Motukarara at last GILPEY: First start since Snishing well back at Washdyke on December 5?. WYCOLA: Making fresh start. Last raced at Orari in October. LUCKY CROWN: Finished ninth after a slow beginning at Mctukarara. PAY BANK: Finished well back at Motukarzra when having first start. RED WATCH: Finished fifteenth when making debut at Motu-

RBEARCH: Unraced four-year-old Trovats-Inlay zeidinz trained by W. A. Welton at Bicearton. ROYAL CAP: First start for season.

SCENT: Unplaced at Oamaru on Monday. Ban fifth oa the first day of the Oamaru meeting. TAKA TUA: Unplaced in three IKANUI: Weakened over a mile at Motukarara when making fresh start. MUTCH: Lnraceil half-sister to Mhor trained at Btccarton by W. a Welton. HIM DON TRAIL: Unplaced at Oamaru when having first start for season.

GANVAGHAN: Unplaced in Novice Stakes at Oamaru on Monday when having first

Knight Of York Bean Seani Mastiff FIRST LEG OF DOUBLE 13S p.ta. GEORGE ADAMS HANDICAP, lim.

GREAT SENSATION: Durable stayer which is still racing remarkably well for ail of his 11 years. Has not won in a light racing programme this season but was placed in Caltex Stakes at the New Zealand Cup meeting and also in the Dunedin Cup. Wound up preparation with a run against the open sprinters at Oamaru last Monday. Ran -on for nmih after slow start. BANDON: Has shown very sound staying form on metropolitan courses this season. Won the Wellington Racing Club Handicap at Trentham in October and was successful again on the same course in the President s Handicap at his latest start. The distance of both those races was a mile and a half. OM PURPOSE: Shaped as if she was close to her best staying form again with a last start fourth in the President’s Handicap at Trentham. Won the Summer Handicap film) at Wellington Cup meeting in January. ZINDER: Fair race tor third in Papakaio Handicap on first day at Oamaru but weak showing in Oamaru Autumn Cup last Monday. One of two successive wins in December was the Timaru Cup of 11 furlongs and 159 yards. SAILORMAN: Very sound staying record in provincial handicaps this season. Latest win •was in the Papakaio Handicap on the first day at Oamaru but weakened badly after being one of leaders into straight in Oamaru Autumn Cup last Monday. PANTHER: Form all-round this season has been, consistent but only win was at his last start in Wingatui Handicap <llf) in January. ROYAL BID: Promising young stayer which shaped well at his first attempt since Janu-

ary when be was run down by Ashleigh in the last stride of the Oamaru Autumn Cup last Monday. Three middle distance wins early in season included the Fendalton Handicap at the New Zealand Cup meeting. BIRTHRIGHT: Came right from the back for a fair sixth in the Oamaru Autumn Cup last Monday. Two of three middie-dlstance wins earlier in season were at Wiqgatui in the spring. SIR ATHOL: Weakened to twelfth after making pace to straight in the Oamaru Autumn Cup last Monday. Won three times as a stayer during the spring but form has tapered off since tracks became firm. HUSHAWAY: Failed to handle easy track in President's Handicap at Trentham and finished at the tail of the field. Record beforehand was three successive wins, including a “first-up” victory in open company in tbe Thompson Handicap at Trentham on March 7. WOODCOCK: Finished third in both major handicaps for stayers at Wingatui in February. Won Dunedin Jockey Club Handicap and second to Palisade in. Dunedin Cup in December. Also close up for a mile and a half in the Wellington Cup. LADY YORK: One of tail-enders all the way in Papakaio Handicap on the first day at Oamaru. Best showing over this distance was winning run in Otaio Plate at the

New Zealand Cup meeting. PICRIGHT: Keeps on racing consistently for minor placings but has been unable to win this season. Third to Foxy Boy and Sailorman in Peninsula Handicap at Motukarara at his latest attempt. FOMARE: Runner-up to Clayton King in New Zealand St. Leger at Trentham at his latest start. Has had two

saece»e« op te a YALUATT: Finished fifth at six » Zealand St Leser at Trentham eartier this month. Best staving effort this seafo®.ttird in .New gea- “ Stove»b«-. WUII A VIA LOO: One cf tailemters all the wav in ori- High-weight at Oamaru last Monday. Form has only feeen fair since high-weight last month. sinATEGY: Finished well back is boht Papakaio Handicap and Oamars Autumn Cup—his two latest race*. Xot racing at an well on hard tracks.

On Purpose Bandon Hushaway ZJS p m. WARSTEP STAKES, iSSS; Im.

COBBLE: Won a sprint at Wyndham four starts Back and ran second at Invercargill the next time, but has been unplaced at two starts since. SILVER PRINCESS: Unplaced at Kumara last time, but a winner against hacks at Westport a start earlier. TUNDRA: Runaway winner over seven furlongs against hacks at the Birchwood Hunt meeting at Invercargill last Saturday WINDY ALE LASS: Finished well for fifth after slow start in hack sprint at Oamaru on Monday. LLAHSFAIR: Won in maiden class at Westport and Kumara in February. SCUFFLE: Latest unplaced effort was over a mile at Oamaru on Monday. DEPENDING: Made an Improved showing at Biccarton last month, battling on well for third over a mile after making much of the pace. GOLD SHOWER: Last raced on the West Coast in February, finishing fourth and fifth at Westport. SLAMTRE: Failed in two starts at the Oamaru meeting this month. MAGIC RING: Weakened to seventh after being well clear into the straight over 19 furlongs at Motukarara. Ban fourth against three-year-old hacks over a mile at Biccarton the time before. KUMMEL: Won in maiden class at Hokitika three starts back. Ran third at Kumara last time. EVERSLEY: Won in maiden class at Waikouaiti on Hew Year’s Day, but has been unplaced twice since against hacks, more recently at Oamaru on Monday. QUEEN’S DESIRE: Has been racing well in maiden class without managing to win. Finished second, third, and twice fourth from four starts. IRINA: Won in maiden class at . Oamaru on Monday after having been second in similar company at her last three starts. RONDA: Ran an for fourth in maiden class at Invercargill in January at only start. Tundra Depending Cobble

3 p.m. MERIVALE HANDICAP, £759; St.

Scratched: Cecina, Methuselah, Cassarook. COUNT PEDRO: Impressive dual winner against tbe hack stavers at Trentham last month and will probably be a firm favourite to win

again. DILANE: Won over a mile on

the first day at Oamaru and again there on Monday. FI&DMASTER: Failed last time over a mile and a half at Trentham but won well over 11 ' furlongs at Wingatui a couple of starts earlier. MARLOW: Finished weH for second to Baywyn over 10 furlongs at Motukarara, but was unplaced over 10 furlongs and 138 yards at Oamaru on Monday. BAYWYN: Ran fourth at Oamaru

on Monday. Won easily over 19 furlongs at Motukarara the time before. MATADOR: Ran third to Baywyn and Marlow at Motukarara

and was second to Marlow at Westport the time before. CBBTRAL'S PRIDE: Good second to Dilane over a mile at Oamaru on Monday. Ran fourth on the first day at Oamaru.

RACE GUIDE: Unplaced in the high-weight at Oamaru on Monday. FIRST WATCH: Unplaced on both days of the Oamaru meet-

ing. TOWN TALK: Led into straight in hack mile at Oamaru on Monday then weakened to seventh. Came fifth in hack mile at Motukarara al previous start.

PIGLING BLAND: Has raced consistently. since winning the Trial Plate at Hororata in December, winning once and gaining two seconds.

Came second to Morris Francis over a mile at the summer meeting at kccanon at last start. ■K 99T: WeU beaten hy the hack sprinters at Biccarton last month when barring first start for season. MMDABSHAB: Came fourth.on the first day at Oamaru and won well over M furlongs and 133 yards there aw ■esWas unplaced at Cromwell earlier this month but finished a very dose third at good odds at Oamaru on Monday. RED MK: First start since October. OMCKEES: -tan fourth over U furlongs at Biccarton in February, then finished third over M furlongs at Kumara. DMMA GOLA: Fair sixth at Motukarara last time. Ban second at Kumara the time tfeferel GAZA: First start since May, MANHATTAN: Racing at Elverten today. MABfiABET YORK: Finished last over seven furlongs at Motukarara earlier this month.. MISJUDGE: First start since November. Count Pedro Baywyn Town Talk SECOND LEG OF DOUBLE 3.C p m. GREAT EASTER HANDICAP, £2999: If. st lb.

Brackets: Gabbler and Waverley, Bodkin and Coral Chief.

Scratched: Bold Venture, Cranbrook, Cantelb, Flying Trix. MAGICIAN: Weakened badly and finished at rear after being handy to straight in Thompson Handicap at Trentham. Was runner-up to Champ in Mid-summer Handicap at Biccarton at previous start. Solid form at New Zealand Cup meeting in November gave him win in Canterbury Gold Cup and a second to Llanmai in the Caltex

Stakes. YANKINVILLE: Won Craven Plate (7f> at Biccarton last month. Best sprint form is very good. Was narrowly beaten by Vitamise and Warfare in this race last year. COMPENSATE: Made fresh start in open sprint at Oamaru last Monday and finished at rear. Will probably find it hard to make a come-back at this stage of his career. RONDABELLE: Bounded off some solid form with a last start win over this distance in the

Leap Year Handicap at Wingatui last month. Also engaged at Riverton today. VITAMISE: Runner-up to Grand Win in each of his last two starts at Trentham. The firs: a six-furlong sprint at the WeUington Cup meeting and more recently in the Railway Handicap <6f) on March 7. Gained last stride

victory in this race last year. TOUREG: Well back all the way and finished at rear in Suburban Handicap at Trentham on March 14. Best effort this season was third to Tara’s Pride and Kawera over six furlongs at Hastings in September. FOXY BOY: Switching back to sprinting after last start win in Peninsula Handicap (100 at Motukarara early this month. Five earlier wins this season were up to a mile on West Coast tracks. SEAEND: Rounded off some useful place form' with a last start win ovgr this distance at Motukarara on March 7. SHAKES: Unplaced in two starts against the open milers at Trentham this month but finished third to Yankinvilie and Seaend in Craven Plate at Riccarton in February. ROYAL LEIGH: Showed good sprint form in tbe spring but more recent efforts have not been up to same standard. Weakened to sixth after having every chance in open sprint at Motukarara at latest start. CAREEN: Shaped as it close to good spring form —when her record of wins included the Hawke's Bay Guineas—when she finished third to Tasman Sea and Apache in Suburban Handicap at Trentham on March 14. NAVARRO: Stayer making fresh start. Wfll probably find some of the others in this field hard to match for pace. LUCKY SON: Good race for fourth in open sprint at Oamaru last Monday—his second race in a fresh cam-

paign. Best sprint form early this and last season was very good. CHAMP: Made big impression with open sprint at Oamfiru last Monday. That was his fifth win from last six starts. Bound to be strongest fancy among lightweights. ROYAL ESTATE: Runner-up to Approval in open sprint on first day at Oamaru and third to Champ and Gold Raider in corresponding race last Monday. Has not won this season but all-round record has been consistent. APACHE: Brilliant late run for second to Tasman Sea in Suburban Handicap at Trentham at his last start. Won . way out of hacks at Riccarton two starts earlier. SATIN ETTE: Unplaced against open sprinters on both days of the Oamaru meeting. Sound effort for second to Rondabelle over this distance at Wingatui three starts back. PICCA LEIGH: Best performance* for some time was second to Seaend. in open sprint at Motukarara on March 7 Speedy but barrier" draw and distance could trouble her this time. DELAO AM A: Handy for a while in open sprint at Oamaru last Monday but weakened final stages and was eleventh to finish. Good winning form was shown in hack class in the North Island. GABBLER: First start since December. Good winner in hack class earlier in season.* Best effort in open class was fourth in Stewards’ Handicap at New Zealand Cup meeting. Would probably need easier track to show best form. WAVERLEY: Slow away and finished well back In open sprint at, Oamaru last Monday. That was second race m fresh campaign. Should be improved and could go well on roomier course. BODKIN: Shaped well for fourth in Pukeuri High-weight at

Oamaru on Monday after racing three-wide most of way. Will have hard task to improve on that placing from wide barrier position this time. CORAL CHIEF: Has not raced since October. Form generally this season has not been good. Is at present being educated for hurdling career. Champ Vitamise Rondabelle 4.50 p.m. PAPANUI HANDICAP, £500; 7f.

Barwood. •Scratched: Etolle Kste, Azir. MODERN IMF: Easy winner over six furlongs at Oamaru on Monday. Also on the first ' day at Oamaru on March 14. GENERAL GILBERT; Won at Waikouaiti and Oamaru in January and has been second at two suns since, at Riccarton tn February and Motukarara this month. BARWOOD: Won at Washdyke . in December, but only form in recent starts was a third in the high-weight at Motukarara earlier this month.

AVAST: Narrow winner of the high-weight at Motukarara a start back, but unplaced at Oamaru on Monday. LIGHTNING GIRL: Ban on well for fifth over seven furlongs at Biccarton on February 1. but was unplaced on Monday at Oamaru at only start since.

BEGAME: Ran third at Motukarara last time and was aiso third to Apache and General Gilbert at Riccarton, over seven furlongs, a couple of starts earlier. BANBURY: Raced very consistently earlier in the season, winning once and gaining seven placings from his first nine starts, but has been unplaced at his last three starts, the most recent at Oamaru on Monday. FIRST MINK: Weakened to fifth over 10 furlongs at Winton at his last start, on February 1. VAULT: Has had little success this season, having gained only one third from eight starts. Latest unplaced effort was at Oamaru on Monday. EASTBURN: Unplaced In three starts since winning • in maiden class at Motukarara In November. EVERGLADES: Fair seventh over a mile at the summer meeting at Rjcearton last month. Won against hacks over nine furlongs at Riccarton last November. CBRNEIL: Making fresh start for season. BRUIN: Last start winner in maiden class at Motukarara. ARGUS: Fourth, over six furlongs at Orari in October ■was only placing this season. MARGARET THERESE: Ran on well for firth over , six furlongs on the ®rsf day at Oamaru this month, but was unplaced there on Monday. FONTEROY: First start since coming unplaced -In two starts at Washdyke in DeFDXCHIEF: Unplaced In four starts .this season, the latest at Oamaru on Monday. HELEN'S BAY: Ran on strongly for fourth, after a slow beginning over seven furlongs at Motukarara at last start. NOW OR NEVER: Useful effort for fifth over seven furlongs at Wingatui last time, on February 29. PRINTER: Recent form is weak. Could only manage seventh in a hack sprint at Kumara at last start.

TROVE: First start since finish-' ing unplaced at Westport in October. UNDERWOOD LASS: Ban a good second to Champ at the Kurow meeting in January, but has been unplaced in three starts since, the latest at Oamaru on Monday. LADY MERLING: No form in six starts since winning in -maiden class at Waslrdyke in December. General Gilbert Modern Imp Avast

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2 Knight of York «). 2 G. W. Mein Somara (28), C. T. Wilson Beau Seant (7), A. J. Stokes 8 13 8 U S 12 2533 Mastiff (4); E. G. Low 8 12 * Tracy's Comet t3), B. D. Collins 8 11 334 Persian Sea (17) 8 1& Llanawyn f S) D. X Hadfield S It 73 Say So (13), a. J, Skelton 8 s 2S34 BeUoch (2), B N. Marsh 8 1 » Benefice 1?) 8 $ 7573 Saint Steven (27) . 8 $ ««3 Smuggler s Sank ‘25), N. Eastwood s 4e&» Golden Cassock (18) 8 8 5»H Bushido (18), w. Traecey 8 7 *M4 Banker (IS), F. H. Skelton 8 7 553* Gilpey (12), A. H. Eastwood 8 7 79 Ikanui (11), J,. Messent 8 7 «9M Wyeola (5) 8 7 79 Lucky Crown (9) 8 7 Match <3*>, M. J. wudennoth >8 •" e Pay Bank (28) 8 7 • Bed Watch ila) w. H. Beck - 8 7 Research (2*) 8 7 Royal Cap (1) 8 7 «eso Scent (22) 8 — M Takatua 23) 8 7

st lb 7358 Great Sensation (15), B. S. Skelton 9 7 5121 Bandon (8), B. W. Taylor .. 9 1 2#&4 On Purpose (IS), X. Eastwood 8 4 153$ Zinder (1), F. H. Skelton 8 1 4219 Saliorman <2), G. W. Mein 7 13 ‘2451 Panther 03). B. V. Mar-h 7 12 39$2 Eoya! Bid 04) 7 19 *338 Birthright OS), M. J. Wildermoth 7 9 Sir Athol (7), M. J. Skelton 7 8 Ill® Hushaway 02), A. J. Stokes . . 7 8 9933 i- • Woodcock 4S), W. B. Gye 7 3 3518 Lady York (3), A. Swanson 7 1 4453 Picright (IS), P. Daly 7 1 4452 Pomare (16), A- H. Eastwood 7 9 5575 Valuate «17> 7 9 Hullabaloo (19) 7 9 $97$ Strategy (9), J. Messent 7 0 . Scratched: Gay Filon, Explain. Golden Glen.

1269 Cobble (12), w. c. St lb Gye » 3 4416 Silver Princess (15) 8 1 •m Tundra 42}, J* Skelton 8 1 €799 Wind » ale Lass •5) 8 & 1314 Lians if air 413} D. Hadfield 7 13 sm Scuffle (9), C. T. Wilson 7 12 Depending (3) E. G. 5945 Low Gold Shower («, V. 7 12 H. Skelton 7 12 Slantre (19) 7 11 4S47 Magic Ring (14), W. Taylor rI 7 11 2153 Kammel (5). j. Stokes ... 7 19 9M9 Eversley 7), X . Easrwood 7 19 4 Ronda «1) .. 7 7 2434 Queen's Desire (8>, C. L. Reeves 7 7 2221 Irina (11) .. 7 7

st lb 4311 Count Pedro (12), E. G. Low .. .93 2611 Dilane (24), B. W. Marsh 8 11 2153 Fieldmaster (22), B. T_ Jones .. 8 10 1320 Marlow (5), M. T. Cowles .. .. 8 10 SOI 4 Baywyn (13) .86 6323 Matador (6), N. Eastwood . 8 6 8042 Central’s Pride (15), M. J. Skelton .84 1469 Race Guide (19), G. Mein ..8 2 9079 First Watch (23) 8 1 6659 Town Talk (7), A. J. Stokes -.8 0 1212 Pigling Bland (9) .. 8 0 0 Big Boy (16), S. Brunnmg .. 7 13 3308 Great Howe (21) .. 7 12 0941 Bandarshar (17) .. 7 12 5579 Red Fox (11), M. J. Turnbull .. 7 10 4243 Crackers (18), M. J. Wildermoth .78 9829 Donna Gola (20), B. D. Collins ..7 7 . Gaza (10) .... .77 4950 Margaret York (8) P. Daly .77 0665 Misjudge (2), A. H. Eastwood -.77 3890 Manhattan (4) ..7 7 Bracket: Marlow and Bace Guide.

.3S2S Mazician (3), M. J. 2 Skelton 8 Yankinvllle (13), 5 Hadfield D. 8 2 9979 Compensate <1S) 8 1 «31 Rondabelle (4), R. Skelton J. 8 € 4522 Vitamise (22), Eastwood N. 7 13 3e99 Toureg >15), A. Messervy C. 7 13 4311 Foxy Boy (1) 3 11 2821 Seaend (9), C. Wilson T. 7 11 73M Shakes ill) 7 18 8®5« Royal Leigh (23), G. W. Mein 7 9 45®3 Careen <24) 7 8 683 Navarro (14) 7 8 S&H Lucky Son (18), J. Turnbull M. 7 1151 Champ (7), A. Stokes .. J. 7 6 4S23 Royal Estate (IS), N. Marsh R. 7 6 9192 Apache (S) 7 4 2879 Satinette (21) ' 7 2 9982 Picca Leigh (27), Z lies sent 7 1 •lit Deladana (17), Swanson A. 7 0 0548 Gabbler (2) 7 G Waverley <2®), A. Eastwood H. e 9454 Bodkin (28). P. Daly 7 0 S74S Coral Chief <8) 7 G

s t. lb. 5211 Modern Imp (7), R. X. Marsh 9 1 1122 General Gilbert (18), D. N. Hadfield . 8 9 0010 Avast (13). F. H. Skelton 8 3 3850 Lightning Girl (14), C. L. Reeves 8 2 5030 Barwood *20) 8 1 0303 Begame (9), E. G. Low 8 1 3850 Banbury (S) 8 0 0305 First Mink (1) 7 12 0070 Vault (19), C. T. Wilson 7 12 1700 Eastburn (12), N. Eastwood 7 10 6707 Everglades (21), A. J. Stokes 7 10 Cornell (4), M. J. Wildermoth 7 10 01 Bruin (17) 7 10 9806 Argus (16), R. Daly 7 9 9650 Margaret Therese (5), W. H. Beck 7 9 0050 Fonteroy (11) 7 9 3070 Foxchief (10), B. D. Collins 7 9 004 Helen's Bay (23), J. Messent 7 9 0065 Now or Never (25) 7 9 0707 Printer (3) 7 9 5760 Trove (8). G. W. Mein 7 9 2960 Underwood Lass (2) 7 9 0067 Lady Merlin (15) 7 9 Bracket: General Gilbert and