RACING KUMAI WOULD BE POPULAR WINNER

Press, Volume CVII, Issue 31440, 5 August 1967, Page 6

RACING KUMAI WOULD BE POPULAR WINNER

Grand National At Riccarton Today

Kumai is on the threshold of greatness as a steeplechaser and he will securely establish his claim to such eminence if he wins the Grand National Steeplechase at Riccarton today.

It is possible that at least one of Kumai’s rivals—perhaps it will be Game Call—will have heavier backing.

But a Kumai victory today would be one of the greatest sporting achievements of the year one that would, or should, have an enthusiastic response from everyone. Summer-like weather earlier in the week gave way to showers and heavy skies yesterday morning, but there was no depression in the Kumai camp. “He couldn’t eat his breakfast for laughing when he saw that rain,” quipped Kumai's Wingatui trainer, H. A. Anderton yesterday. It would have taken much more than yesterday’s rain to have a marked effect on the ground, but every drop of it could have been helping to ease the task of one of New Zealand's most famous mudlarks. Five Rivals Kumai will have only five rivals today, but four of them, Koral, Game Call, Linred, and Robert Earl, supply a hard core of seasoned, competent steeplechasers, all with grand records at Riccarton. The combined efforts of these four horses have accounted for two Grand Nationals, two Lincolns and three Homeby Steeplechases. Linred has been something of the “bridesmaid” in the party, having found success elusive at Riccarton, but he has earned the respect of all after seconds in the Grand National, the Beaufort, and the Homeby last year. Amber Wine will not run in the Grand National He is almost completely recovered from injuries received in the Homeby Steeplechase and should be fit to run later at the meeting. Amber Wine’s Hastings trainer, T. B. McNeil, has been one to welcome the rain for his Winter Cup candidate, Tinsel.

The Winter Cup, second leg of the TA.B. double, has attracted a band of competent North Island milers. Besides Tinsel there are Kalott and Royal Theme, both accomplished gallopers in the wet, and Feiramor, which has proved fairly versatile. Southerners to advance in favour with the change in conditions include the Riverton light-weight, Willypay. The Jumpers’ Flat will be the first leg of the T.A.B. double.

FIRST LEG OF OH-COURSO DOUBLE U.IS a.m.— EHFIELD STEEPLECHASE, 11400; about 2sm.

oidtiei: isian Lignt and Mosque. Scratched: Lovely Clover, Silver Kingdom, Travistream. Great Guns. ISTAN LIGHT: Won over country at Wingatui and Washdyke at last two starts. MOSQUE: Won Lawford Steeples easily last Saturday at second attempt as 'chaser. ALAINE: Recent placings were over Country at Oamaru and Washdyke. BAUDELAIRE: Fell at secondlast fence in Lawford Steeples last Saturday when going like a winner. Also fell at Trentham at previous start, but earlier form was sound. FIRST WATCH: Always toiling near rear in Lawford Steeples. Win three starts earlier was at Wingatui in June. BEIRUIT: Came from rear to win Westenra Cup handily last Saturday. Runner-up over country at Wasbdyke at previous start. ROYAL BURGH: Sound effort for second to Beruit in Westenra Cup last Saturday. Win, two starts beforehand, was at Washdyke. BRIAR VINE: Unplaced over country at Ellerslie at latest attempt but runner-up to Calm Lad in Maramarua Hunt Cup at previous start. JOLLY FOX: Brought down in steeples at Washdyke last Monday week. Although latest form has been disappointing is dashing jumper. GREAT GUNS: Fell in steeples at Washdyke last Monday week. Placed over country at Waimate and Washdyke earlier last month. HUNTING HORN: Improved recent sequence of minor placings with second to Mosque in Lawford Steeples last Saturday. INDIAN CHIEF: Only recent placing was distant second to Lovely Clover at Washdyke early last month. Istan Light bkt Baudelaire Beirut

Jones ..90 Scratched: Allegretto. FAR CRY: Won Corunna Hurdles on first day at Trentham and runner-up to Copper Tan in Talavera Hurdles on third day. GLADAUB: Sound effort for fourth In Brabazon Handicap last Saturday. Has not been tried as hurdler recently but won Styx Hurdles at first attempt in role at this meeting last- year. GOLDEN GLEN: Solid effort to win Longbeach Hurdles last Saturday. Record all-round this winter has been consistent. El TRICK: Improved sequence of recent placings with a fair third to Golden Glen in Longbeach Hurdles last Saturday. SIR ATHOL: Runner-up to Golden Glen in Longbeach Hurdles last Saturday. Won corresponding event at Washdyke the previous Monday. APPAREL: Made early pace in Longbeach Hurdles, but beaten a long way from home and finished distant last.

BELSHAZZAR: Improver’s fourth among hurdlers at Washdyke early last month has been best effort on latest campaign. SHAKES: Weakened to fifth after making most of pace in Longbeach Hurdles last week. Gladaub Far Cry Golden Glen SECOND LEG OF ON-COURSE DOUBLE 12.40 p.m.— CASHMERE PLATE,

J. Stokes .80 Brackets: Mislea and Burnfoot; Heffs and Jay Ribbon: David William and Exciseman; Jeykalu and Khyber; Prattle and Shipmaster. Scratched: Merrimae (21), Blue Melody (8), Overnight (25). Cat Ballou (30). STEPHANAIR: Last start winner in Juvenile event at Wasbdyke early last month. Won maiden event at Oamaru in June. NGATUA: Capped off useful record of place form with a win in maiden class at Washdyke last Monday week. BELLNOTE: Runner-up to Stephanair at Washdyke on July 5. Win two starts earlier was in maiden class at Gore in May. MISLEA: Unplaced in juvenile event at Washdyke on July 5 when having first start since winning double in maiden class at Westport in April. BURNFOOT: Consistent but finding success elusive. Last start third at Washdyke last Monday ifreek was sixth consecutive minor placing. HEFFS: Sound effort for fifth in Juvenile Handicap at Trentham last month. Win, two starts earlier, was at Wingatui in June. JAY RIBBON: Easy win in maiden class at Washdyke last Monday week was only show of worthwhile form on recent campaign. WATERFRONT: Capped off useful string of minor placings by winning Trial Stakes at Cromwell in March. Third to Ronray and Watchman at Ashburton in June, his only race meantime. PASA DOBLE: Impressive firstup winning run in Haldon Stakes last Saturday. TULSON: Has not raced since winning two-year-old event at Waimate in May. Runnerup at only previous start. SEAGRAM: Weak showing in Haldon Stakes last Saturday but should be improved by that run—his first since January. WALAROO: Speedy but outclassed in Juvenile Handicap at Trentham last month, could shape better on firmer ground. CONWAY STEWART: Minor placegetter at his last three starts, the most recent being at Washdyke early last month. I ARTY LADY: One of tail-enders throughout Haldon Stakes. No form in two earlier starts. BELADIN: Bellborough colt in T. W. Reilly’s stable having first start. BURNS KNIGHT: Sound effort for fourth in Haldon Stakes when having his first start 1 since April.

CATTEGAT: No form of worth in four starts. Finished 15th in Haldon Stakes. CONCILIATION: Strong late run for sixth in Haldon Stakes. Likely improver. CASCA: Shaped like early improver when second to Jay Ribbon at Washdyke last Monday week. EXCISEMAN: Failed to show up after slow start when having first race at Washdyke early last month. MAHDAL: Fair race for eighth in Haldon Stakes. Fifth to finish in each of three previous starts. KHYBER: Afghanistan colt, trained at Blenheim by R. B. Taylor, having first start. PRATTLE: First start. We Don’t Know filly trained by J. F. Tutton at Riccarton. JEYKALU: Finished well back in Haldon Stakes when having his second start. DAVID WILLIAM: Mid-field and wide most of way in Haldon Stakes in which he finished nth. SHIPMASTER: Impressive firstup effort in Haldon Stakes in which he was the runnerup to Pasa Doble. Pasa Doble Heffs bkt Seagram 1.25 p.m.— H.Z. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE, $6200; 3im.

R. Wilson . 8 0 Scratched: Bush Creek, Mosque, First Watch, Lovely Clover, Amber Wine. KUMAI: Outstanding record over country this winter includes wins in the McGregor Grant Steeplechase at Ellerslie, the Manawatu Steeplechase, and the Wellington Steeplechase. KORAL: Won Grand National Steeplechase two years ago and third last year. Record this winter includes win in the Hastings Steeplechase. Sound staying run for second to Robert Earl in Homeby Steeplechase last Saturday. GAME CALL: Made encouraging switch back to 'chasing by finishing third to Robert Earl and Koral in Homeby Steeplechase last Saturday. Also ran third in Homeby last year as lead up to Grand National Steeplechase victory. LINRED: Sound stayer’s run for fourth in Homeby Steeplechase last Saturday. Won Hawke’s Bay Steeplechase in June. Record at Riccarton this time last year was good. He was the runnerup in the Homeby, Grand National and Beaufort Steeplechases. LORD FAIR: Made encouraging start as open class ’chaser in Homeby Steeples in which he recovered from a faulty jump at Cutts’ brush to finish fifth. ROBERT EARL: Outpaced and outstayed Homeby Steeplechase rivals last Saturday after leading for the last nine furlongs. If he has stamina to match his jumping ability and pace he should take beating in Grand National. He has now won two of his three races over country. Kumai Game Call FIRST LEG OF T.A.B. DOUBLE 2.U p.m.— JUMPERS 1 FLAT HANDICAP, £1200; 14m.

Cowles 9 0 Scratched: Carlynn (15), Far Cry (8), Sir Athol (18). Travistream (2), Arleigh (13). HUMBER: Faded after disputing pace in main flat race at Marton last Saturday, but is free-goer which could be difficult to match in this class. MARINE: Finished strongly to win event for amateur riders at Marton last Saturday. Won double in high-weight class at last Wellington Cup meeting. FALSE PROBLEM: Four of six wins last season were on flat. Won three consecutive high-weights early last term. FLYING YORK: Runner-up In two starts ever hurdles at Washdyke last month. Is also competent galloper on flat on easy ground. BEYOND: Recent record includes wins in the Great Northern - Trentham and Winter Hurdles. Good stayer but needs heavy ground to produce his best. Was run-ner-up in this race last year. BLUE DEFAULTER: Second, but well beaten by Beyond, in Winter Hurdles at Trentham at last start. Vittoria Hurdles’ winner on first day at Trentham. No flat form but could be chance on heavy track. LORDTUCKEY: Has won six races this season but only one, an event for staying hacks at Blenheim in April, has been on the flat. His natural pace and stamina could make him a lightweight prospect. WINDVALE LAD: Has not been impressive in his crosscountry campaign this winter. At stage now where he : might find it hard to recapture his best flat form. i ARABIAN LIGHT: Won twice on

flat against moderate opposition last season. Latest success was in steeplechase for amateur riders at Washdyke last Monday week. MYFILOU: Form over country this winter has not been impressive but would have chance on flat if track became soft or heavy. OLDE CHELSEA: Has shown good form as hurdler but has yet to win his first race on flat. Doubtful starter after mishap in schooling last Tuesday. LORASTAN: Has previously raced well at Riccarton but could not be fancied on form last season. He had a solid campaign but failed to win a race. TOWN TALK: Beat staying hacks at Ashburton last spring, but did not win again until last month when he was successful as a hurdler at Washdyke. Not too reliable but capable on his day. VALBANK: Well beaten in Kennels Hack Handicap last Saturday. Form has not been impressive since he won his way out of maiden class at Westport last October. False Problem Marine Flying York 2.55 p.m.— PAPARUA HANDICAP, $1600: 7f.

Symbol (i). JESTER JINKS: Last start third in Morven Handicap at Waimate on July 15. Win. two starts beforehand, was in event for open milers at Ashburton in June. TIME AND TIDE: Usual honest race for sixth in Brabazon Handicap last Saturday. Win three starts back was in open sprint at Ashburton. BASILIO: Pacemaker to straight in Brabazon Handicap but wilted badly in run home. Speedy but does not usually run his races out strongly. DANNY KAYE: Fair race for eighth after starting from outside position in Brabazon Handicap. Bad draw again this time, but could fare better in weaker field. RED CHIPS: Fresh-up sprint winner at Oamaru in June but not as impressive against open milers at Ashburton or Washdyke meantime. Could go better over this distance. COMBINATION: Has failed to weigh in at his last two starts but form beforehand was fair. Is consistent sprinter which could shape well on a soft or heavy track. GAY DOCTOR: Has plenty of pace but form all-round on present campaign has been disappointing. Best effort recently was second to Glamis Lad in open sprint at Washdyke early last month. AGRIPPA: Never really prominent in Brabazon Handicap when having first start since November. Could be improved by that run but may still need further racing before reaching peak. BENEFICE: Has not been raced much but has failed to show form in the last two seasons. MILLIE SMALL: Unlucky fourth in open mile at Washdyke early last month. Was “star” hack at C.J.C. autumn meeting. Due to break through for first open-class win. NEVER AGAIN: Smart three-year-old starting fresh campaign. Last of three consecutive wins was in Champagne Stakes at Riccarton in March. NATTER: Unimpressive race record last season but has shown high standard of fitness in track gallops recently. SIR LIMOND: Fifteenth of 19 in Brabazon Handicap last Saturday was latest of con,.J. e £ u . tlve open-class failures. TAKATUA: On last season’s form his chance could not be rated strongly, especially at this distance. TAXMAN: Liable to produce* good run as a sprinter any time but form not consistent enough to warrant strong confidence. Millie Small Jester Jinks Never Again SECOND LEG OF T.A.B. DOUBLE 5.55 p.m.— WINTER CUP. $4000: Im

FEIRAMOR: Hag strong record as a miler. Record at Riccarton last season included

a win in the Great Easter Handicap and' minor places in the Jockey Club Handicap and Churchill Stakes at the N.Z. Cup meeting. MANANA: Versatile performer over most distances but manages a mile as well as any. Has grand record on his home track and is in right order to be a strong contender. FAIRLANE: A mile is probably a shade beyond her best distance but would have to be seriously considered if the ground became heavy. Was “star” open sprinter at this meeting last year. TINSEL: Prefers a soft or easy track but has shaped well lately in training and could go well on top of the ground. Beat open sprinters convincingly at Trentham two KALOTT: 8 Showed by winning run in Brabazon Handicap last Saturday that she can handle any type of ground. Is very fit and is bound to be among the top fancies. BELLTANA: Struck a solid patch of form earlier in winter, but would have to improve on latest efforts. Promising fourth among milers at Washdyke last Monday week but snowing in Brabazon Handicap was weak. BEAU SUPREME: Last start winner among open milers at Waimate Success, two starts beforehand, was over middle distance on his home course at Washdyke. Usually runs his races out well when given time to get balanced. GLAMIS LAD: Has won two open sprints on his home course at Washdyke during his autumn and winter campaign. Made ground for ninth after being last away in Brabazon Handicap. Would come strongly into favour if ground became heavy. KRAZIKID: Runner-up in two of three starts on his present campaign. Close second to Kalott in Brabazon Handicap last week. In right form to improve on last year’s fourth in this race. ROYAL THEME: Strong late run for third in Brabazon Handicap last week. That was his fourth consecutive minor placing in open class. Shapes as if he will run out a mile very strongly. WILLYPAY: Only bleak patch on recent record was last-start failure among open milers at Washdyke last Monday week. Beat Open milers decisively at Washdyke two starts earlier. Likely lightBOLdVnvaDER: Best showing on latest campaign was last start fourth in open sprint on final day of Wellington winter meeting. Did not

flatter in final gallop on Thursday. GAY GABADOR: Weak showing among open milers at Washdyke last Monday week. Middle distance form beforehand was very sound. Could run a good mile on testing track like MOGAMBO: Recent record does not suggest he will match or beat the best of others in this field. TERRAMYCIN: Well beaten in Whyte Handicap at Trentham but was runner-up in intermediate class there on the final day of the winter meeting. Has the pace to be thereabouts most of the way. WATALLAN: Beat open milers convincingly when having second race in high grade at Washdyke last Monday week. Ran another sound race for fifth in Brazabon Handicap. Will probably be one of the strongest fancied light-weights. Kalott i Royal Theme Feiramor 4.30 p.m AVONHEAD HANDICAP,

Brackets: His Lordship and Mephisto, Cedar Bank and Dam Buster, Lord Jim and Our Wyn, Royal Villain and Starless, Shipboard and Sun Bank, Scorn and Surngo, Why Harp and Young Baron. Scratched: Banagh (29), Royal Master (32), Royal Blue (13), Anabel (9), Winning Bank (16); PACEMAKER: Has been disappointing on latest campaign but would be capable of surprising if he produced his best run. FAIR BEHAVIOUR: Sound race for fourth after check near half-mile in Camla Hack Handicap last Saturday. NEW MINT: Weak showing in hack mile at Washdyke last Monday week but capable of much better. Usually runs well on home course. SUPERSPAN: Gained three wins and a fourth from five starts last season. Must have chance on that form.

FARMER'S GIRL: Faded to ninth after disputing much of pace in Camla Hack Handicap last week. Speedy but would be preferred over a little less ground. COSETA: Weakened slightly in last, furlong of nine to finish sixth in Kennels Hack Handicap last week. Won over this distance at Riccarton in April. MOT GUILTY: Failed to show up in hack mile at Washdyke last Monday week when making fresh start. Background last season was consistently good. SPANISH FOX: Sixth in Camla Hack Handicap last Saturday broke lengthy sequence of minor placings. Honest but is finding success elusive. HIGH BANK: Strong late run for fourth in Kennels Hack Handicap last Saturday. Won at Ashburton and Amberley during autumn. RUNNING SCARED: Slow away then covered a lot of extra ground in Kennels Hack Handicap. Could be hard to beat with more favourable run. FLOWING GOLD: Consistent place-getter which shaped particularly well in his final trial on Thursday. WATER DEER: Form has been weak since winning at Riccarton and Orari in April. HIS LORDSHIP: Improvers third in hack sprint at Levin last Wednesday week. Won his way out of maiden class on this course at Easter. MEPHISTO: Consistent placegetter but has yet to win his first race in the South Island. CEDAR BANK: Good second in hack mile on heavy ground at Washdyke early last month. Showing on firm track at Waimate was not up to same standard. DAM BUSTER: Last start fourth at Amberley in May but still eligible for maiden races. LORD JIM: No form in two starts to date OUR WYN; Novice Stakes winner at Wihgatui in June but weak form in three starts meantime. ROYAL VILLAIN: Weak showing in Montgomery Handicap last Saturday. Second in maiden mile at Washdyke at previous start. STARLESS: Ninth to finish in Kennels Hack Handicap last Saturday. Fairly consistent but has had eight starts since winning in maiden class at Riccarton in March. SHIPBOARD: Made immediate impression with convincing win in Montgomery Handicap last Saturday. Should match up in this class. SUN BANK: Finished well back after check near five furlongs in Camla Hack Handicap. Form beforehand was only moderate. SCORN: Runs an odd good race but form all-round not impressive. SURRIGO: Strong late run from mid-field for third in Camla Hack Handicap. Shapes as if he will run a very good mile. WE HAVE FUN: No form of worth in three starts since winning maiden event on heavy track at Washdyke in April. WHY HARP: Fair race for seventh in Camla Hack Handicap last Saturday. Has gained three minor placings since winning in maiden class at Wingatui in April. YOUNG BARON: Finished well back in Kennels Handicap last Saturday but good second at * Waimate at previous start—his second in a fresh campaign. Shipboard Surrigo His Lordship |

11.55 a.m.— TRIAL HURDLE HANDICAP, S1200; Um. and 60yds. st lb 4512 Far Cry (1), D. J Finlay 10 1 9904 Gladaub (6), A Cowan 10 0 3381 Golden Glen (9), E E. O’Brien 9 13 5333 Ettrick (3). W. J Hillis 9 12 7412 Sir Athol (5), B. P Kennedy 9 11 0089 Apparel (8), P. J 6854 Belshazzar (4). J D. Pankhurst 9 0 0575 Shakes (7), B. T

st lb 1010 Kumai <61, R. 0 Cairns 11 9 2152 Koral <3>, W. J Hillis .. 10 3 3373 Game Call (7), A Cowan 9 13 1364 Llnred <1), N. C Treweek 9 7 1365 Lord Fair <9). B. P Kennedy 9 0 2311 Robert Earl (5), P o n

81200; 7f. st lb 5161 Stephanair (22), B. 2231 P. Kennedy 8 10 Ngatua (5) 8 8 5142 Bellnote (24), P. J. Silver 8 0 7118 Mislea (4), B. J. Anderton g 5 2223 Burnfoot (7) 8 1 31G5 Heffs (8). F. H. Skelton 8 4 0801 Jay Ribbon (17), D. N. Hadfield 8 4 4313 Waterfront (23), J. D. Pankhurst 8 4 1 Pasa Doble (19), H. N. Rauhihi 8 4 21 Tulson (14), T. P. Brown 8 3 2770 Seagram (9), R. A. Jenkins 8 2 1050 Walaroo (11), R. N. Marsh 8 2 0234 Conway Stewart (12) 8 1 0000 Arty Lady (27) 8 0 Beladin (1) 8 0 7404 Burns Knight (3), W. H. Beck 8 0 0870 Cattegat (10), B. A. Edens 8 0 86 Conciliation (18), B. S. Dodds 8 0 9602 Casca <2), E. J. Did* ham 8 0 • Exciseman (16) 8 0 5558 Mandal (16), J. R. Dowling 8 0 Khyber (28) Prattle (20), N. T. 8 0 Cowles 8 0 00 Jeykalu (29) 8 0 • David William (15), K. S. Cullen 8 0 2 Shipmaster (13), A.

st lb •511 Istan Light (9), B. L Hillis 10 2 1201 Mosque (12), W. J Hillis .. 9 12 •033 Alaine (13), R. 0 Cairns .. 9 9 1200 Baudelaire (11), N C. Treweek 9 6 1405 First Watch (4), B T. Jones 9 5 21 Beirut (6), J. s Humphries 9 4 1102 Royal Burgh (8), B P. Kennedy 9 3 1102 Royal Burgh (8) 9 3 5526 Briar Vine (15), P. R Wilson 9 2 2050 Jolly Fox (3) 9 1 4232 Hunting Horn (2), E E. O'Brien • 0 •526 Indian Chief (14) W. C. Gye 9 0 Bracket: Istan Liaht and

st. lb. 0160 Humber (3), J. S. Humphries Marine (7). B. J. Clements 10 2 8001 10 0 3725 False Problem (4), C. I. Goss 9 9 0722 Flying York (1), J. F. Carvalho 9 8 3211 Beyond (9), G. Jenkins 9 8 3712 Blue Defaulter (16), R. A. Jenkins 9 6 8546 Lordtuckey (9), B. L. Hillis 9 6 0008 Windvale Lad (10), C. L. Reeves 9 6 0010 Arabian Light (12) 9 5 8745 Myfilou (14), B. J. Anderton 9 4 1340 Olde Chelsea (11), P. R. Wilson 9 2 6440 Lorastan (5), J. D. Pankhurst 9 1 3134 Town Talk (6), P. J. Daly 9 0 0070 Valbank (17), N. T. fnwUc

st. lb. 8153 Jester Jinks (12), J. R. Dowling . 8 • 0176 Time and Tima 5), A. Stokes . 8 4 1000 Basilio (6), F. H. Skelton . 8 2 0858 Danny Kaye (17), D. N. Hadfield . 8 2 4107 Red Chips (11), H. N. Rauhihi .. 8 2 3487 Combination (8) .. 8 1 5720 Gay Doctor (14) .. 8 1 7000 Agrippa (9), R. N. Marsh 8 0 7000 Benefice (10) . 8 0 1144 Millie Small (16), E. G. Low . 8 0 7111 Never Again (7), R. K. Moir . 8 0 8907 Natter (15), G. W. Mein . 8 0 7580 Sir Limond (4), D. R. Tucker 8 0 9080 Takatua (2), E. J. Dldham . 8 0 6587 Taxman (13), W. H. Beck .. 8 0 Scratched: Talk (3), Status Rvmhnl (11.

wov: im. st. lb. 4115 Feiramor (6), K. 8 Cullen 8 10 0230 Manana (10), A. J Stokes 8 5 5020 Fairlane (5) 8 2 0218 Tinsel (9). B. S Dodds 8 2 1141 Kalott (12), R. A Jenkins 7 13 7840 -Belltana (8), D. R Tucker 7 11 4101 Beau Supreme (13 7 11 0310 Glands Lad (7), E G. Low 7 11 0292 Krazikid (4), J. R Dowling 7 8 2443 Royal Theme (3), H N. Rauhihi 7 8 3160 Willypay (2), J. M Cappie 7 8 0064 Bold Invader (14), N Eastwood 7 7 1120 Gay Gabador (1), E J. Didham 7 7 9590 Mogambo (15), M. J Lawson 7 7 3202 Terramycin (10), T P. Brown 7 7 2615 Watallan (11), A. S Borthwick 7 7

AVUNMBAM HANVI' $1200; Im. »A« , • st. lb. 7680 Pacemaker (20), B. T. Jones .89 1184 Fair Behaviour (28). T. P. Brown . 8 8 1730 New Mint (10), D. R. Tucker . 8 8 0141 Superspan (12), J D. Pankhurst ..8 8 5109 Farmer’s Girl (21) . 8 6 6376 Coseta (6), P. J. . Silver . 8 5 1430 Not Guilty (22), G. W Mein .85 4236 Spanish Fox (26), E. J. Di cl ham 8 5 2064 High Bank (27), B. Edens . 8 4 0828 Running Scared (31), B. S. Dodds . 8 4 6423 Flowing Gold (15), R. N. Marsh . 8 3 0000 Water Deer (5), A. H. Eastwood .83 3043 His Lordship (14), K. S. Cullen ..8 1 2474 Mephisto (25) .81 2620 Royal Villain (19), F. H. Skelton. .80 4469 Starless (4) ..80 1 Shipboard (24), A. J. Stokes 8 0 4500 Sun Bank (1), D. N. Hadfield .80 7700 Scorn (3), E. G. Low .80 1403 Surrigo (11), H. N. Rauhihi . 8 0 1690 We Have Fun (30), R. A. Jenkins , ..8 0 4347 Why Harp (23) .80 0520 Young Baron (7), W. H. Beck ..8 0 08 Lord Jim (17) .80 1090 Our Wyn (18), G. R. Heaton . 8 0 8820 Cedar Bank (2), J. F. Carvalho ..80 7533 Dam Buster (8) .80