RACING Beyond Selected At Rotorua
"The Press’' Special Service - AUCKLAND. Beyond, Hi There and Olde Chelsea should dispute the finish of the Bertram Steeplechase, the main jumping event at the Rotorua and Bay of Plenty Hunt meeting today.
With such a background of fine hurdling achievements, Beyond looks well placed with 9-12, even allowing for his failure the last time he tried a steeplechase. Hi There is the top-weight with 10-10. which is two pounds less than be carried into second in his last race, the Pakuranga Hunt Cup, at Ellerslie on August 24, The weight on Beyond is one pound less than he carried in his last jumping race, the Hastings Steeplechase, on June 29, when he fell. Beyond tackled the Hastings Steeplechase after racing well under big weights over hurdles. A fortnight before the Hastings Steeplechase he finished third under 11-13 in the Awapuni Hurdles and he finished third, not long before. with 11-9. in the Great Northern Hurdles. Good Effort Hi There made a good effort to win the Pakuranga Hunt Cup and he was not beaten until well into the last half mile. With his good jumping he will probably be with the leaders again this time and the better footing which is likely might enable him to last the course successfully. He has about two and a'
half miles to go this time, as against the three miles of the Ellerslie event After being a successful hurdler, Olde Chelsea won impressively in steeplechases at Tauranga and Wanganui in June. He returned to hurdling meanwhile to show good form at Ellerslie last month. As he looks a better steeplechaser than a hurdler these days, he merits very considerable respect with 9-7. Olde Chelsea will be receiving 171 b from Hi There and 51b from Beyond. Sifta Sam will be hard to beat if he comes anywhere near the form which won him the Waikato Steeplechase last May and the McGregor Grant Steeplechase at Ellerslie. Jumping Joe also has good recent form. Foxonewa, in the La Trobe Hill Handicap, and Golden Summit in the Flying Handicap seem good prospects for the T.A.B. double. The weather has been fine and the going will be easy. Selections: Noon. Managh Hurdles: Tawa Mahal, Sea Pennant, Classified. * 12.40 p m.—lnnovation Handicap—First Division: Carmonte. Ajar. Second Division: Diomede, Big Time. 1.25 p.m.—Bertram Steeplechase: Beyond, Hi There, Olde Chelsea. 2.5 p.m.—Duke of Gloucester Cup: Marco Lass, Wit, Saint Silver.
< 2.45 p.m.—La Trobe Hill Memorial: Foxonewa, Topsil, : Astral Blue. i 3.30 p.m.—Master’s Handicap: Gold Heights, Sound of Music. Fhool Topi. 4.15 p.m.—Flying Handicap: Golden Summit, Sunvalley Mist, Michael. 4.50 p.m.—Haerera Handicap—First Division: Patsy’s Joy, Gay Colleen. Second Division: Galley Boy, Yogi Fields are:— Noon— MANAGH HURDLES, $850; 13if. —Tawa Mahal (12) 10-5; Classified (1) 9-13; Agra (3), Regal Ruler (9) 0-9; Chui (14), Sonya’s Pride (5) 9-8; Damar (6) 9-7; Sea Pennant (4) 9-6; Blissful Lad (15) 9-4; Investigate (16) 9-3; Fine Summer (7), Master Valley (13), Mycin (17), Reconnaissance (10) 9-0. Bracket: Sea Pennant and Fine Summer. Scratched: Wonderbar (2), Skeltheen (8), Chaumont (11). 12.40 p.m.— INNOVATION HANDICAP, $740. 6f.—First division: Ajar (11), Tide Song (14) 8-10; Persian Raider (15) 8-9; Carmonte (9), Jumbana (1), Mr Lucky (20), Pharabar (2). San Jose (19), Tudress (6) 8-8; Arago (17), Ceinwyn (24), Trueways (7), Control (10), Gold Man (18), Inanga (5), Jealous Mate (16), Manstead (4), Silver Hope (8), Sonaka (3) 8-7. Second Division Diamede (14) 8-10; Amber Lyn (1), Chedwdrth (4), Imposing (3), Matey (22), Parisienne Gold (9), Rua Bard (11), Tere Toki (19), Gold Pass <7) 8-8; Country Boy (8). Cynical (13), Jaynagh (2), Mr Muff (6), Salien Princess (18), So High (23), Tamahere Duke (10), Te Akatea (15), Top Chick (20), Win Min (5), Big Time (17), Grecian Countess
(21), Lepanto (12) 8.7. Brackets: Ajar and Diomede; Persian Raider and Amber Lyn; Carmonte and Chedworth; Jumbana and Matey; Mr Lucky and Parisienne Gold; Pharabar and Rua Bard, San Jose and Tere Toki; Tudress and Gold Pass; Arago and Big Time; Control and Country Boy; Gold Man and Grecian Countess; Inaga and Jaynagh; Jealous Mate and Lepanto; Manstead and Mr Muff; Silver Hope and So High: Sonaka and Tamahere Duke; Trueways and Win Min. Scratched: Con McDevitt (16), Christina Rose (12), Blandford Queen (13), Neander Lee (24), Nearlee (21), Crownlyn (23), Time and Space (22), Zebrina (25). Bertram steeples, $1200; about 24 m.—Hl There <3) 10-10; Sifta Sam (4) 10-1: Beyond (7) 9-12; Jumping Joe (13) 9-9; Olde Chelsea (5) 0-7: Bombay (16) 9-6; Carlynn («) 9-5; Convarto (14) Fiery Lad (10), Gray Erin (11), Klrrlbilll (12), Sea Prince (9) Super’s Last (1), Telemachus (3) 9-0. Scratched: Peter Hawkins (15), Robin's Report (8), Synair (17). DUK* OF GLOUCESTER CUP, $1320: about 2Jm.—Conspirator (10) 11-12; Wit (8) 11-8; Kirrtbllll (17), Marco Lass (4), Saint Silver (11) 10-10: Tamarangi (2) 10-9; Ashbourne Blue (5), Manu-wai (3), Victory Prince (16) 10-8; Bollard (13), Digger (7). Evening in Paris (6). Pert Girl (14), Sea Prince (12). Yankee Dee (15) 10-7. Scratched; Robin's Report (7). Even Up (1). 2.«5 p.m.— LA TROBE HILL MEMORIAL $1500; lim and 180 yd. st lb
Scratched: Dark Arrow (18). Javion (19), Pink Sari <3). Draco, (17), Earl Marshall (11), Synatu (10).
3.30 p.m.— MASTERS HANDICAP, $750. 6f. —Sea Dream (22) 8-6; Van Dyke (14) 8-4; Golden Dane (sj, Phool Topi (3) 8-3; Libya (17), 8-1; Lochcourt (18) 8-0; Cup Fever (21). Gold Heights (11), Sound of Music (7) 7-13; Argohead (26), Boland (8), Boid Princess (13), Bydella (12), Courtina (4), Kay Marie (15), Stump the Stars (10), Sunfiight (20), Tapawera (9), Tribute (6) 7-12; Bylaw (16), Triple Romance (1) 7-11. Scratched: Synloch (25), Tupeka (2), Second Chance (23), Fountain Gold (24), Koltiata (19). 4.15 p.m.— FLYING HANDICAP 31150; St.
Bracket: Be My Girl and Game Hunter. Scratched: Hindi (16), Gay Cobbler (10), Bostock (12), Nunui (13). 4.50 p.m.— HAERE RA HANDICAP, $1100; Oif-—First division: Patsy’s Joy (7) 810; Gay Colleen (10). Night Cobbler (8) 8-2; Miss Provoke (12) 7-13; Blue Prince (1). Decorama (2), Joyman (9), Klllarn (6 . Little Millie (14) t Lord Ambrose (5), Lyveden (13), Mr Lee (16), Phalex. (15), Susie Kil dare (3), Taxann (11), True Allen (4) 7-12. Second division: Galley Boy (2) 8-4; D’Artagnan (8) Yogi Bear (6) 7-13; Center Way (7), Eagle (11), Katie (13), Little Jimmy (4). Manarewa (10), Our Babette (15). Rockfield (3). Ruggedy (9), Tamahere Lass (14), Triplelean (12), Ujinx (5) 7-12. Brackets: Lord Ambrose and Rockfield, Lyveden and Manarewa, Mr Lee and Our Babette, Phalex and Ruggedy, Susie Kildare and Tamahere Lass, Taxann and Tripelcan, True Allen and Ujinx. Scratched: Johnny Cash (1).
4111 Astral Blue (2) R 9 1141 Foxonewa (5) »■« 8 4 0210 Topsll (7) . i 8 3 0002 Backfire (1) . „. 7 13 0001 Angelicum (16) 7 6 5125 Annie Laurie (12) r .-.i 7 6 0030 Buland Star (8) 7 6 9500 Even Summer (15) »» 7 6 0000 Jeenie Bee (14) 7 0030 Llanace (6) 7 6 0000 Man 'O Man (9) ». 7 6 4560 Olwyn Ann (13) 7 6 1214 Our Grace (4) 7 6 0002 Synatu (10) 7 6
at lb 5293 Michael (2) . 9 2 0 Creolian (8) . ..8 10 1004 Chief Warrior (5) .. 8 6 1040 Sunvalley Mist (3) .. 8 0 3130 Bourbon Lass (15) .. 7 13 0000 Beira (17) .. 7 12 0287 Golden Summit (11) 7 11 4000 Happy Return (1) 7 10 2511 Belle Rina (7) «... 7 9 0000 Be My Girl (9 .. 7 9 0030 Charmain (6) .. 7 9 0000 Game Hunter (18) .. 7 9 0779 Gray Knight (4) .. 7 9 0000 Sharab (14) . . 7 9
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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31775, 4 September 1968, Page 4
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