KORAL IS STRONG NATIONAL FAVOURITE
Dhuran Fancied In Winter Cup
If there are any lingering doubts whether Koral : is an honourable heir-apparent to the ill-fated John O’Groats in the powerful Hazlett stable they should be settled in the Grand National Steeplechase today. A year ago John O’Groats carried off the Homeby Grand ! National double in style.
Kora I should not find the completion of that double any more difficult unless some of his beaten rivals last week can come up with vastly improved runs today.
• It is practically the I Homeby field all over • again except that | i Count Lin has made a late arrival to become a strong reinforcement from the North Island. i Count Lin arrived yester-l day morning looking fit for anything. At 11 years he is the vet-1 i eran of the field, but he has j earned a Grand National [ start if only for his credit-! able third last year. J. R. Potter will ride Count j Lin, probably at a few pounds over-weight. Dhuran, Court Belle, and ; Lei are a fancied trio for the ■ £2OOO Winter Cup, the major • flat race at the meeting and I • the second leg of the T.A.B j Z double today. It will be a race with a strong inter-island flavour. i The Gore-trained Court Belle appears to be the one! most likely to end a succes- • sion of wins by northerners. < Flying York, Debater, and J Fieldmaster may be the pick • of the sprinters in the Papa- ’ rua Handicap, the first leg of the T.A.B. double. There has been some good drying in the track in the • last few days. The ground ‘ should give excellent footing. • Fields, with riders and • form comments, appear ’ below:— « 11.15 a.m.— ENFIELD STEEPLECHASE. £7M>: 2jm 4 st. lb ■ 1770 Dark Jester (16), B. ■ P. Kennedy 10 9 • 3121 Hoss (8). P. K. Cathro 10 4 ’ 4112 Windsor Castle (15), G. T. Dobbs 10 1 - 6 Sydtrev (5), R O. Cairns 9 11 i 4623 Southern Cloud (11), - J H Hely 9 10 • 0061 Facade (10), R. A. Jenkins 9 10 • 3.344 Collide (3), W. J. Hillis 9 S • 3510 Hernia (17) 9 3 • 6833 Barney (2), D. Cameron ..91 1 8750 Hy <l4) 9 0 1 5030 Hunting Horn (3), A. Cowan 9 0 J 0000 David John (6), W. C. Gye 9 0 Scratched: Runty (1), Th< < Frenchman (13). Charilea Pari (7), Retief (18). William David • (4). Hy (14). Flockhart (12). ; DARK JESTER: Fell at Cult’s v brush when disputing pace , in Lawford Steeples Wei’ • beaten in Hariri Steeples al • Trentham last month, but • won over country at Winga • tui in June. • HOSS: Made impressive debut t over the Riccarton country , by easily winning the Law • ford Hack Steeples. Sound w record beforehand included •- wins over country at Rolo • rua and Matamata. ■ WINDSOR CASTLE: Distant sec ’ ond to Knight over country , at Washdyke on July 7. Beat . hack chasers at Oamarn p and Ashburton at his two • previous starts. r SYDTREX: Has not raced over • fences since the Oamaru meeting in June, 1963. • SOUTHERN CLOUD: Runner-up g to Facade over country a’ 4 Awapuni on July 24. That • was third placing from last « four starts. • FACADE: Last start win over • country at Awapuni a fort • night ago was his second success on his present cam paign. COLLIDE: Gradually drifted as jumping deteriorated in the • Lawford Hack Steeples in • which he was a well-beaten • fourth. Gained thirds in two starts over country al - Washdyke last month. « HEROIA: Te Waimate Steeples • winner at Waimate the start ? before last. Pulled up early < in the Lawford Steeples - after rider had lost the use • of his irons. 4 BARNEY: Sound run for third • in the Lawford Hack a Steeples. Also finished c third over country in ama • teiir event at Waimate al • previous start. • HUNTING HORN: Collided with ’ Dark Jester and fell at J Cutts’s brush in Lawford Hack Steeples. Distant third - behind Koral and Runty at . Washdvke at previous start • DAVID JOHN: Ran off at third
• fence in Lawford Hack • Steeples. Stopped badly • after making pace for a j while in steeples at Wash i • dyke last Monday week. Facade Hoss Southern Cloud • 11.55 a.m.— CASHMERE FLATS.
10630 Loewe (18), J. D. Pankhurst 8 1 13539 Scorn (23), J. A. Messent .. 1 0000 Silk Lady (28) ..80 Paris Match < 17) 8 0 I 004 Malecite <11), A. J. Tweedie 8 0 i 5000 Desert Terror (22) 8 0 8432 Count De Seine (30), G. W Mein 8 o J 0040 Running Scared (5) 8 0 i 07 Ralton (8) 8 0 5000 Shoshone (24), A H. Eastwood 8 0 Balloted out with right of re ‘ entry: 0009 Blue Bayou (10) 8 0 Brackets: Scorn and Soeur de Chat, Silk Lady and Ralton. Running Scared and Shoshine. I Paris Match and Malecite, Jac dor and Desert Terror. Count de i Seine and Blue Bayou. Scratched: Jacdor (27), Danny Kaye (20), Soeur de Chat (29). SANDBANK: Won twice during the autumn but wide barrier draw cost him all chance in Nursery Handicap at Washdyke early last month. SIR LIMOND: Has been placed a few times since winning I Middle Park Plate at Ric carton in February. WHITE RAJAH: Won at Tren ! th.im last October then form tapered off. Has not raced since April but has been working well. May go well if the ground remains soft. KRAZIKID: Won at his first start at Ashburton in June Runner-up to Gus in Juvenile Handicap at Trentham last month at latest attempt. COURT: Won the Autumn Nur sery “first-up” at Riccarton in April. Weakened badly in Richmond Handicap at his second attempt at C.J.C autumn meeting. SEMINOLE: Won Nursery Handicap at Washdyke early last month but finished well back in Juvenile Handicap at Trentham. NATTER: Won Hopeful Handicap at Dunedin in December and hasn’t raced since. I FEIRAMOR: Beat Carlsberg in Trial Plate at Hastings on June 26. Finished third at only other start; at Masterton in Mav. PEE WEE: Capped >ff some consistent place form with a win in maiden class at Washdyke early last month. Unplaced in Juvenile Handicap at Trentham—his only start since TE MANIA: Has not raced since December. Only placing after win at Wingatui early last season was equal second with Summer Magic behind Captain's Command in the Pioneer Handicap at the N.Z Cup meeting. CARLSBERG: Outclassed rivals in Haldon Stakes, leading almost from outset after starting wide out. Runner up to Feirmor at Hastings at only previous start. CERTAIN: Last start winner of Trial Plate on heavy track at Trentham last month Earlier form had only been fair. STANDARD TIME: Maiden win ner at Washdyke last Mon day week. Form had been sound leading up to that win. BELFIE: .Made ground for sixth in Nursery Handicap at Washdyke last month when making fresh start. Won Breeders’ Stakes at Inver cargill last November. CORSICA: Won Novice Stakes at Amberley in May and hasn’t raced since. BCLLBRIDCE: Fair fifth in Hal don Stakes followed 2nd to Pee Wee at Washdyke. LOEWE: Tenth tn finish in Hal don Stakes. Third in maiden event at Washdyke early last month was only placing from five previous starts. SCORN: Ninth to finish in Hal don Stakes. Place-getter at Washdyke and Amberley from five previous starts. SILK LADY: Never likely in Hal don Stakes, being 16th to finish No form in three earlier starts. PARIS MATCH: First start. A Comte de Grasse filly trained at Riccarton by G. R. Pelling for Mr F .1. Donnelly, of Omakau. MALECITE: Fought on for fourth after being close up all the way in the Haldon Stakes. That was her first race since November. DESERT TERROR: No form in four starts to date. Was 17th to finish in Haldon Stakes. COUNT OE SEINE: Ran on solid ly for second in Haldon Stakes but no chance with Carlsberg. Began a fresh campaign with a third at Washdyke the previous Mon day. RUNNING SCARED: Best effort In four starts to date was a fourth in Lyndhurst Handicap at Ashburton in June. RALTON: Made ground for seventh in Lyndhurst Handicap at Ashburton in June when having his second start.
SHOSHONE: Well beaten in Haldon Stakes in which she was 18th. No form in six previous starts. BLUE BAYOU: Ninth in the Gleniti Handicap at Washdyke last Monday week was the latest of six consecutive failures. Carlsberg Feiramor Krazikid 12.40 p.m.— TRIAL HURDLES, £600; l|m and 60yds.
Gye 9 0 6800 Gilpey (3), M. Parr 9 0 Scratched; Kuniai (4), Com pensate (1), Royal Filou (20). Copper Tan (5), Side Saddle (8), Race Goer (18). McGREGOR: Capable winter per former which came back to winning form in the Glenmore Hack Hurdles at Trent ham the last time he raced. BANDARSHAR: Has gained two wins and only twice failed to weigh-in in his last eight starts over hurdles. Unlucky fourth at Waimate the last time he raced. GIPSY FIRE: Won the Winter Cup Trial at Awapuni the last time he raced. Decisive win as a hurdler at Hastings at his previous start. KURRAJONG: Gained his first win as a hurdler at Levin last Wednesday week. That was third win last season, the other two being on the flat among the hack stayers. STAR QUALITY: Compiled a useful record of piacings over hurdles last season and might have done better but I for getting too far back in his fields. Roomier Riccarton course could help him to improve on that record. HELLO KINFEL: Hack Hurdle winner at Awapuni lasi Saturday week but form for most of last season was par ticularly weak. MACDONALD: Made a lot of ground to finish fourth in Longbeach Hurdles lasi week when having his first test as a jumper. AORANGI: Two minor piacings were his best efforts from is starts in the season just ended. LE VOLEUR: Fought on gamely for second after disputing pace to straight in Longbeach Hack Hurdles. That was his third placing from his last four starts. FLYING LANCER: Beaten a lone way out in the Longbeach Hack Hurdles and finished at the rear. Form ail-round has been weak. ROBIN ADAIR: Beaten off sixth in Longbeach Hack Hurdles. That was 12th unplaced effort last season. SLANTRF: Promising third over hurdles at Washdyke last Monday u’eek at his first at tempt as a jumper. • LAM: Battled on for seventh after having every chance in the Longbeach Hack Hurdles. GILPEY: Has shown ability as jumper in training but has yet to be tried as a hurdler Gipsy Fire McGregor Hello Kinfel 1.25 p.m.— GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE.
Scratched: Heroia (12), Brevity. (4). YETI: Disappointing in Homeby Steeples last week but previous form excellent. Won Waikato and Hawke's Bay Steeples and second in Riddiford Steeples at Trentham before coming south. PRETTYPEEN: Fourth in Homeby when mistakes cost her a better placing. Be fore that had won three on end after running Smoke Ring close in Great Northern Steeples. Before that she beat Yeti by 12 lengths al Waikato. FLYIHG SWIFT: Faded to seventh in Homeby after having every chance. Beat Cinnaman over 2i miles at Trentham on second day but was well-beaten fifth in Riddiford Steeples. The dis tance may be his biggest problem. JOHN'S MISTAKE: Was well beaten third in Homeby, but that was first start over country for some time. Beal John O’Groats at Invercargill and then won Great Western Steeples before injuring himself in Riverton Steeples. KORAL: Most impressive in win ning Homeby last week. Before that scored easily twice at Washdyke. At only other steeples start was third al Ashburton. CINNAMAN: Good second in Homeby last week. Two seconds at Trentham, one after running off early in journey. Won Wanganui Steeples and has several piacings last season to his credit. BIG TALK: Sixth in Homeby after running boldly in front early. Has had only four starts this season without being placed. TIDAL RIP: Had good form in early jumping races but recent form not good. Fifth in Home by and well beaten eighth behind Koral at Washdyke before that. COUNT LIN: Scored only steeples win in (’larkin Hack Steeples at Waikato last season. Looked to have Wai kato Steeples won when he ran off at last fence. Placed in last year’s Grand National. RUNTY: Lost rider at last fence in Homeby when beaten. Second in hack steeples at Waimate and fell at Wingatui at two previous starts. EREWHON: Fell at second fence in Homeby last week. Sixth behind Flying Swift and
Cinnaman at Trentham and third at Wanganui at two previous starts. Won hack steeples at Egmont before that. Previously placed in National. Koral Prettypeen Cinnaman 2.10 p.m.— PAPARUA HANDICAP. £800; 7f. St. lb
BOLD ’VENTURE: Top sprinter up to six furlongs and might manage this distance in present form. At last start finished a close third to Monetary and Flying York in open sprint at Trentham. GOLD VIEW: Weak showing, against open milers at Washdyke last Monday week, but doesn’t always run two races alike. Beat the open sprinters on the same course early last month with a brilliant late run. FLYING YORK: Runner-up to Monetary at Trentham the last time he raced. Should match up to the best of the others in this field for he is a capable sprinter. ETOILE ESTE: Good race for fifth in Claremont Handicap at Washdyke last Monday week. That was best effort since beating open milers at Wingatui in June. PICKET: A versatile performer in winter ground. Made
ground for fourth among milers in Claremont Handicap last Monday week. Runner-up to Gladaub at Waimate at previous start. DUPLEX: Has not raced since November, but could make a very good showing in this if his performance matches some of his recent gallops in training. FAIRLANE: Made an encouraging fresh start to a new campaign among the open sprinters at Washdyke early last month. Led till a few strides from the post, where she was run down by Gold View. DEBATER: Last start winner among the intermediate milers at Washdyke. Recent form all-round has been sound, and although this distance might be a bit short of his best he might still make a sound showing.' FOR SURE: Had 22 starts last season for one fourth. His best form in the past has been shown over more ground. TUBORG: Well beaten against open milers at Ashburton in June when making fresh start. Has shown her best form over more ground. LLANAWYN: Could not be fancied on his Brabazon Handicap effort. In that race he was 13th of 14. STATUS SYMBOL: Fair effort for fifth against open sprinters at Washdyke early last month. Won her way out of hacks at Ashburton at previous start. Needs reasonably firm footing to show her best form. WAVERLEY: Won this race 12 months ago, but the best he has managed in 16 starts meantime has been two fourths. Has done some solid work since his two failures at Trentham and might be ready now to show his peak form. FILSPAR: Failed to match the hack sprinters in the Camla Handicap at the Christ church Hunt meeting. Hard to see him improving his record against open class rivals. APACHE: Run down by Debater in the last furlong of the Washdyke Intermediate Handicap early last month. Failed to run on when tried over a middle distance at the South Canterbury Hunt meeting last Monday week. Could manage this distance, for he goes very keenly. FIELDMASTER: Runs his best races when allowed to come from the back. Dead-heated with Mosque for second behind Glenmorven at his start before last. Another sound run was his third be hind Morris Francis and Golden Blossom at Washdyke last Monday week. GABBLER: Goes his best races when the ground is heavy. His best runs in the season just ended have been re corded when the opposition is moderate. Flying York Fiehlmaster Debater 2.55 p.m.— JUMPERS" FLAT,
Compensate (8). CAPTAIN REBEL: Open class galloper on flat and placed twice in that company from last three starts. At last start was beaten in very heavy ground al Trentham SATURNIAN: Rose to top of jumping ranks with victory in Winter Hurdles at Trentham last start. That was. second victory at Trentham meeting. HARLECH: Won hurdle event al Trentham and placed in Winter Hurdles there. Also an open class galloper on the flat. ROYAL FILOU: Tired to third in Longbeach Hurdles last Week after making pace Previous form in hack hurdles events good. CHESTERMAN: Second to Har lech in Trentham Hurdles. Beat Saturnian in jumpers' flat at Manawatu two starts previously. PEACEMAKER: No form. SILVER KINGDOM: Had fair sue cess on flat at smaller meetings last season, with four wins in open class. Second at Washdyke three starts ago over hurdles, but last two efforts weak. CAPTAIN MORGAN: Placed over hurdles at Trentham, but most of his racing last sea son on the flat, where he had no success. GRAND PRIX: Won his last three over hurdles and placed at two starts prior to those In excellent form. BAGUSH: Second to Saturnian in Winter Hurdles at Tren tham. Won over hurdles at Wanganui and placed al six other starts leading up to Trentham effort. EMSIE: Easy winner of Greater Auckland Hurdles a‘ Ellerslie last start. Had only a • few races last season, and this was best effort. GAME CALL: In solid form. Two wins and five placings from last eight starts. Scored double at last C.J.C. meeting and second over steeples to Windsor Castle (Koral was third) at Ashburton last start. Bagush Chesterman Saturnian
8800 Dark Seaman (24) 7 7 .1116 Even Chance (10) D. N. Hadfield .77 Bracket: Scent and Dark Seaman. Scratched: Cranbrook (7), Acts (4), Queen’s Desire (19). Sabell (1), Israel (14), Tampa (17). ROYAL BID: Solid run for seventh in Brabazon Handicap last week in first start since; April when he won and was placed over middle distances at Riccatron. DHURAN: Top winter sprinter. Winner here last meeting, and has had a win and two placings in only starts since. Last start second under big weight at Levin. LEI; Won and placed at Trentham at last two starts. Failed there in Whyte Handicap, but won by wide margin at Manawatu before that. Won this race two years ago. PRINCESS TALARIA: Won over this distance twice at Tren tham, causing prolonged demonstrations each time. Not the most reliable, but has real ability. COURT BELLE: Solid run for third in Brabazon Handicap last week at first start since downing Royal Duly and Palisade over mile and a half here in April. Can sprint and stay with the best. SHAKES: Won well in Brabazon Handicap after poor efforts at Trentham. Form before tundra w K'>«d iundrA: Won at Wmgatui in June and took Nelson Cup two starts prior to that Has failed in last two starts though. CAREEN: Good second to Shakes in Brabazon Handicap last week. Failed at Trentham, but form before that was excellent. GLADAUB: Led all the way over a mile at Waimate two starts ago, but finished last _ ,n Bl *abazon Handicap. GOLDEN BLOSSOM: Approaching top form. Second at last start to Morris Francis at Washdyke, and third on same course at previous start. MORRIS FRANCIS: Won Clare mnnt Handicap at Washdyke last start. Third in this race last year after winning Claremont and won over a mile here in April. COMBINATION: Ran well for fourth in Brabazon Handicap last week, and before that won over a mile at Washdyke. Has been in good form recently since winning at Riverton in April. GLENMORVEN: Won over a mile at Washdyke last start and placed at two previous starts. BELL MAN; Has not raced since fourth to Macdonald over a mile at Riverton in April. Has not lived up to promise shown at beginning of last season. LORASTAN: Won over middle distance at Nelson six starts ago, but reefent form poor SILVER SPIRE: No form since winning at Gore last October. CARPENTER: In grand form. Has not been out of a place in last eight starts. Second to Queen's Desire in Fraser Memorial at Washdyke last start, and second to Tampa in Oamaru Winter Cup before that. SCENT: Won over a mile in hacks at Ashburton three starts back, but two most recent efforts have been weak. DARK SEAMAN: Was in excel lent form early last season, but has shown nothing of worth for some time now. Last placing was a second at Banks Peninsula in March. EVEN CHANCE: Good race for sixth in Brabazon Handicap. That was first start since two brilliant wins in hack class here in April. Dhuran Court Belle Lei 4.30 p.m.— AVONHEAD HANDICAP,
Brackets: So Lovely and Patrician; Frigid and Channel Fleet; Earl Howe and Malabar Lad: Silenus and Sirtax; Gallantly and Delago. Scratched: Misjudge (30), Segundo (31). Prize Melody (28). Waitohi (12), Corrie Gilpin (3). The Guide (14). LORD FAIR: Won his last two ' in style, over mile at Waimale and middle distance at Washdyke last start. CUMBERLAND: Good third in Camla Hack last week and led most of the way for good win over mile al Washdyke previous start. BELSHAZZAR: In good form. Followed win and second at Wingatui with fourth to Cumberland at Washdyke. FONTEROY: Disappointed in Kennels Hack last week, when last. Won over a mile at Washdyke and third over same distance on same track at two previous starts. MUSHTARA: Has failed in several starts since running third here in April. LYNDABELLE: Poor run for 17th in Camla Hack after win ning at Oamaru at previous start. HAYMAN: Tenth in Kennels Hack last week and well beaten at Trentham, but won over middle distance al Amberley before that. JESTER JINKS: Good win in Camla Hack last week, following easy win at Ashbur ton and second placing at Amberley. SCRIBBLER: Eighth in Camla Hack last week. Fifth over mile at Washdyke and third at Waimate over six at two starts prior to that. TOWN TALK: Fourth in Camla Hack last week in first start since sixth here - in April EVERSLEY: Form poor. Fin ished 15th in Camla Hack. LLANSTAR: Fair run for fifth in Kennels Hack last week was best run for some lime. BUSHIDO: Seventh in Kennels Hack and 6th over mile al Washdyke, but had good placed form before that, including second over mile at Waimate. SIR GUY: Recent form mostly moderate, but ran third at Trentham two starts ago. SO LOVELY: Good run for second in Camla Hack and had win and placing at Nel son in two previous starts PATRICIAN: Never raised a hope in Camla Hack, finishing 19th Ran well for placings here in April. FRIGID: Twelfth in Kennels Hack last week after having every chance. Previous form weak. FROLICSOME: Fair run for fifth in Camla Hack was best effort for a while. CHANNEL FLEET: Form weak Sixteenth in Camla Hack last week. / EARL HOWE: Twelfth in Camla Hack and failed at Trent ham, but had fair placed
form before that. MALABAR LAD: Thirteenth in Kennels Hack, but fifth at
I Washdyke previous start and won on same course prior to that PRINCE CALLAN: Form poor Ran eighth in Kennels Hack SILENUS: No form in two starts last season. GALLANTLY: Form poor. DELAGO: Beat two in llaldon Stakes last week and form weak SIRTAX: Form poor. Eighteenth in Camla Hack last week. Jester Jinks Belshazzar So Lovely
St. lb 0031 McGregor (6), R. 0. Cairns 10 3 1244 Bandarshar (9), G. T. Dobbs 10 2 0611 Gipsy Eire (14), J. H. Hely 9 12 0331 Kurrajong (12), C. M. McGovern 9 12 5224 Star Quality (6), A. Cowan 9 9 0071 Hello Kinfel (10). N. C. Treweek 9 6 9304 Macdonald (7), G. Jenkins 9 3 0458 Aorangi (19), R. A. Jenkins 9 1 3362 Le Voleur (2), P. R. Wilson 9 0 oooo Flying Lancer (11), S. D. Hawthorne 9 0 0006 Robin Adair (17), R. L. Browning 9 0 4923 Slantre (13), D. Cameron 9 0 5007 Ham (15), W C.
£3100; 3}m. 102s Yeti (1), G. Jenkins st. 10 lb S 1114 Prettypeen /ll). p. K. Cathro 10 4 2157 Flying Swift (13). P. R. Wilson 9 7 2673 John’s Mistake (7). R 0 Cairns 9 7 3111 Koral (6), W. J. Hillis 9 5 1222 Cinnaman (5), J. H. Hely 9 4 0756 Big. Talk (9). B. L. Hillis 9 4 0485 Tidal Rip (3). B. T. Jones 9 0 0503 Count Lin (8), J. R. Potter 9 0 2520 Runty (10), A. Cowan 9 0 1360 Erewhon (2), R. A. Jenkins 9 0
fl ' £600; 7f. st. lb : in? Sandbank (6), D. N. Hadfield 9 0 • (83S 1 Sir Limmond (1). B. T Jones 8 12 a 5500 White Rajah (25) R. W Taylor G. 8 11 • 12 Krazikid <9). E Low 8 11 • 10 Court <12). A J. Stokes 8 10 . 1310 Seminole (21), C. T. Wilson 8 9 1 < 0501 Natter <26). F H. Skelton 8 31 Feiramor (3). RA. Jenkins 8 8 | * 2215 Pee Wee (14), RJ. Skelton 8 S ‘ 8298 Te Mania (13). N. E. Eastwood R. 8 M i • 8401 Certain (4). J. Dowling 8 J 4921 Standard Time < 2), E J Didham D. 8 ® 1 ’ 21 Carlsberg (7). W. Skelton 8 7154 Belfir <19). B J Anderton W 8 6401 Corsica (15). Tracey 8 ; 4425 Bellhridce (16). R. N. 5*ar«h 8
8337 Bold Venture (15) . . 9 2 0010 Gold View (2), R. J. Skelton 8 9 5128 Flying York (6), E. J. Did ham 8 7 7505 Etoile Este (1) K J. M. Cappie . . 8 5 9024 Picket <10). F. H. Skelton 8 5 3070 Duplex (16), B. J. Anderton 8 3 1682 Fairlane (5), R. N. Marsh 8 3 2431 Debater (8), J. R. Dowling 8 3 5708 For Sure (9), J. D. Pankhurst 8 0 9790 Tuborg (17), E. G. Low 8 0 1950 Llanawyn (11), J. A. Messent 8 0 621? Status Symbol (14). D. N. Hadfield 8 0 0709 Waverley (13), A. Telfer 8 0 1340 Filspar (4) 8 0 0825 Apache (7), C. T. Wilson 8 0 5723 Fieldmaster (3), W. D. Skelton 8 0 5000 Gabbler (12) 8
£600; 14m. St. lb 3246 Captain Rebel (12), P. R. Wilson 10 9 1611 Saturnian (5), B. J. Clements 10 R 4144 Harlech (6), N. C. Treweek 10 2 Koval Filou <») 10 1 (1172 Chesterman (11), J. H. Hely 10 1 6006 Peacemaker (1), c. M. McGovern 9 13 6208 Silver Kingdom (10), K. W. Quayle 9 10 035 Captain Morgan (13), W. C. Gye 9 9 2111 Grand Prix (3), A. Cowan 9 8 2242 Bagush (14), P. K. Cathro 9 8 9671 Emsie (4), B. L. Hillis 9 8 1822 Game Call (7), S. D. Hawthorne 9 3 Scratched: Tilly Light (2).
3.45 p.m.— WINTER CUP, £2000; Im. st. lb 0317 Royal Bid (5) F. H. Skelton 9 8 4312 Dhuran <16) R. W. Taylor . . 8 13 1013 Lei <12), R. A. Jenkins 8 9 6101 Princess Taiaria 25) W D. Skelton . 8 8 1213 Court Belie (6) R J. Skelton . 8 6 9871 Shakes (20) J. A. Messent 8 8 2180 Tundra (15) E. J. Didham 8 3 0692 Careen (11) G. W. Mein 8 3 5G10 Glaudaub (21) E. G. Low 8 2 9032 Golden Blossom (22) J. R. Dowling 8 0 1061 Morris Francis (3) B. J. Anderton 8 0 3814 Combination (2) J. D. Pankhurst .80 0221 Glenmorven (18) M. J. Skelton . . 7 10 7284 Bell Man (23) ..78 990.8 Lorastan (13) A. J. Tweedie . 7 8 0007 Silver Spire (9), J. M. Cappie 7 8 3322 Carpenter (26) J. F. Carvalho . 7 8 2159 Scenl (S) N. E. Eastwood .77
£600; Im st. lb 3311 Lord Fair (7) B. P. Kennedy 9 6 7913 Cumberland <16) P. J Daly 9 0 1243 Belshazzar (8) J. D. Pankhurst 8 12 4310 Fonteroy (18) G. W. Mein 8 10 9500 Mushtara (10) 8 9 2010 Lyndabelle (2) J. R Dowling 8 9 3100 Hayman <21) W. D. Skelton 8 7 8211 Jester Jinks (22) R. J Skelton 8 7 5358 Scribbler (6) F H. Skelton 8 4 SOM Town Talk (17) W. H. Beck 8 3 0080 Eversiev (13), B. D. Collins 8 3 9005 Llanstar (25) A. J. Stokes 8 3 4267 Bushido (27) A. J. Tweedie 8 2 7838 Sir Guy (29) R. W. Taylor 8 2 5132 So Lovely (24) B J. Anderton 8 2 2400 Patrician <1) A. H. Eastwood 8 2 8780 Channel Fleet (26) E G. Low 8 1
5000 Earl Howe (15) E. J. Did ham S 1 4150 Malabar Lad (20) N. E Eastwood 8 1 9508 Prince Callan < 19) D. N Hadfield 8 1 07X0 Frigid <!»), J. A. Messent 8 1 0005 Frolicsome (5) C. T. Wilson 8 1 07 Silenus (32) 8 0 6000 Gallantly (11) A. R. Swanson 8 0 7000 Delago <4) s 0 0600 Sirlax (4) 8 0
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