EGMONT FIELDS

Press, Volume CX, Issue 32214, 5 February 1970, Page 5

EGMONT FIELDS

(N.Z. Press Association) HAWERA. The T.A.B. concession double at the Egmont Racing Club’s cup meeting next Wednesday will be on the Egmont Cup and the Nolan Hack Cup. Acceptances: 10.45 p.m,— KOKAI MAIDEN. $800; 9JfFlrst division: Crown Prosecutor (14). Kaiaua Lad (8). Lord Mellay (11), Paki Paki (6), Retrial (1), Soon (5). Worker (10) 8-3; Heather Carlyle (12), Country Lass (2), Kartika (4). Lady Kohl (9). Miss Lucky (13). Sarelle (3), Worn Pom (7) 8-0. Second division: Dyak (1). Ki Tere (7), Mundy (9), Prince Delhi (12), Similar (4). Tuppy Two (6). Van Winkle (3) 8-3; (Delia Marie (2). Diable Rouge (5) Kind Regards (1), Lourdes (13). Rozander (8). Speed Queen (10) 8-0. Brackets: Tuppy Two and Heather Carlyle: Rozander and Sarelle; Speed Queen and Worn Pom. 11.25 a.m.— TE ROTI HIGH-WEIGHT. $650; 10if.—Tsargo (11) 9-6; Brygan (1) 9-5; Roussell (8) 9-3: Talishar (7) 9-2; Earl Gilpin (2). Syntol (5) 9-1: Arrowtown (6), Court Order (9), Motumate (4). Running Scared (10), Scalpel (3) 9-0. Noon— JUVENILE HANDICAP. $6OO. 6f.—Red Gurkha (2) 7-13; Imperial Lad (12), Sir Dan (3). Wiritoa (9) 7-12: Mission Prince (6) 7-11: Hagen's Merit (14). Kia Marea (1). Glamourize (11), His Surprise (4) 7-8: Welcome Partner (8), Some Lad (7), Big Sal (5) 7-7. Bracket: Imperial Lad and Some Lad. 12.40 p.m.— TARANAKI APPRENTICES* CUP $700; about 7f.—Omahagen (11) 8-13; Cherie Marie (9), Even Terms (14) 8-9; Dianne’s Gold (4) Little Pal (1) 8-7: Fair Dinah (5) 8-3; Belmaro (12). Chakiro (10), Kilconnell (2), Seamster (13) 8-2; Coolgardie (8), Dunkerven (6) 8-1; Gather (7) Miss Sensation (3) 8-0. 1.15 p.m.— OHAWE MAIDEN. $600; 6f (5), Airman (16), Air Raid (3), AH Mighty (13). Civil Defence (14). First Term (7). Goldaeh (2), Hardy (17). Kaiaua Lad (20). Shoota (4) 8-5: Angel’s >mile (21). Briar Rose (1), Dell Cherie (12), Dympna (15). ’Hashwyn (11). Gave Mink (18). Mary Rand (23). Miss Sfax (25). Mv Token (8), Notornis (6), Plu Piu (26), Secret Charm (27). Sherwyn Lass (10). Silver Land (22). Spacecraft (9). Taal (19). Top Twenty (24) 8-2. Balloted out with right of reentry: Space Craft. Silver Land. Mary Rand. Air Raid. Flashwyn, Notornis. Kaiaua Lad. Brackets: Airman and Air Raid; Kaiaua Lad and Sherwyn Lass; Angel’s Smile and Top Twenty. 2 p.m.— EGMONT CUP. $2500; IlfHagen’s Pleasure <8) 8-10; Bright Notes (3) 8-6; Game Hunter (12) 8-5; Tara’s Pride (1). Tomray (9) 8-4; Seagram (6) 7-11; Variety Reef (13) 7-10: Highbrow (11), Gold Aura (2) 7-7; Arrogant Beau (5), Belle Sierra (7). Henech (4), Pawa’s Lad (10) 7-6.

2.40 p.m.— EVERGREEN STAKES, $1000; 7f. —Emanuel (7). Hagen’s Gold (5) 8-11; Bonnie Lassie (1). Lamir (3). Miss Sensation (8), Omahagen (4), Rhapsody (6) 7- Siren (2) 7-6. 3.25 p.m.— NOLAN HACK CUP, $900; 9HTsargo (8) 8-7; Shenandoah (11) 8- Arkoi (6). Dubonaire (4), Little Annie (3) 8-4; Blue Suit (10). Hydrabad (15), Aquila (9), Country Style (2). Two Blues (13) 8-2; Royal Tuscan (1). Lady Robins (12). Mac’s Empire (7). Riboflite (14). Step Softly (5) 4 p.m.— WAIMATE HANDICAP. $1550; 7f.—Golden Music (11) 8-10; Red Bahram (3) 8-6; Tipperary Gold (9), Mr Pal (8) 8-5; Hagen's Gold (6), Royal Genius (10) 8-4: Bren’s Pride (4) 8-2; Valhalla <7). Mias (2) 7-12, Juvenile King (1) 7-11; Langelinie (5) 7-7.

Schumacher For Stakes

“The Press” Special Service WELLINGTON. The Australian rider, M Schqmacher, has joined the Australian riders who have accepted invitations to ride in the International Stakes at Te Rapa on February 17. Schumacher, aged 32, rides at 8-2. He now rides in Queensland. In 1961 Schumacher was disqualified for life after an incident in the A.J.C. Derby. Schumacher, riding Blue Era, was found to have held the second horse, Summer Fair, in a tight finish. The disqualification was subsequently shortened, and Schumacher had it lifted more recently to allow him to ride again. His big wins include the Melbourne Cup, A.J.C. Derby, Epsom Handicap, Doomben Ten Thousand Golden 'Slipper Stakes, and Australian Cup. No Jackpots At Trentham (N.Z. Press Association) WELLINGTON. The Wellington Racing Club has dropped the jackpot scheme. In a statement yesterday the club said a recent committee meeting had resolved, in view of the recent declining support and the heavy expense involved, to discontinue jackpots. The committee felt that the original aspects of the scheme, to give betters an alternative method of wagering and to attract more people to the course, had been defeated bv the advent of syndicate betting. It was felt that the expense involved could be better devoted to improving amenities at Trentham.