Wingatui Fields

Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32232, 26 February 1970, Page 4

Wingatui Fields

(N.Z. Press Association)

The T A B. concession double on the last day of the Dunedin Jockey Club's meeting at Wingatui on Saturday will be on the Caltex Gold Cup and the Provincial Handicap. The on-course concession double will be on the Maiden Sprint and the Janefield Improvers' Handicap. The jackpot will open with a pool of 122,110 and will be on race® two to seven inclusive. Acceptances:— U. 40 a.m.— ALANTON NACK AND HUNTERS' HURDLES. >700; Ifm. —Loewe (0) 9-13: Free Frenchman <8) 0-11; Golden Silver (7) 9-5; Deep Cove (2) 9-4: Desert Wind (3), Sand Dune (5) 9-2; Hadlow (4) 9-1: Red Moss (9), Starvato (1) 9-0. Bracket: Free Frenchman and Sand Dune. 12.15 p.m.— MAIDEN SPRINT. 9500: 7f Bayborough < 18>. Cajoan (16). Caspian Sea (10). Close Relation ■3). General Tracey (15). Indian Lady (17), Irremai (9), King Cheval <8), Never In Doubt (1), Orbit Light (14), Pathan (5). Pickering <2), Pioneer Star (11), Sonic F]ight (6). Sweet Vertebrae 513), Te Rauparaha (7), Valesquire (4). Wendv Lee (12 • 8-5. 12.55 p.m.— DUNEDIN STAKES NO. 1, 3500; 6f.—Bel Hat (6). Belphegor (5), Blason (1), Braidwood (14), Colbrodor (7), Fraoch (2), Lady Pasta (13>, Lucky Baron (12), Marie Pierce (11), Party Girl <10). Star Affection (4), The Smoker (8). Whistling Boy (9). Whistling Fair (3> 8-7. 1.35 p.m.— JANEFIELD IMPROVERS' HANDICAP. 8700; 7f.—Star Flight *l5) 8-10: Volante (18) 8-6; Bell Cerne (4), Roeana (3) 8-4; Command Flight (3), Persian Crusade (14) 8-3: Piccolo (ID 8-2: Beau Coup (25), Beginner s General (13), Bellandar (20), Bell Voil (1), Cheeky Fella (22), Colour Bar (9), Cor alight (2). Crunch (23), El Keba (10), In Doubt (17), Listen Lady (19>. Miss Mannequin (8), Mountain Lion (5), Munburra (12), Mystery Boa (7), Pardoned (16), Saliblue (24), Spick and Span (21) 8-1. Balloted out with right of reentry: Beau Coup. Bracket: Saliblue and Spick and Span.

2.10 p.m.— DUNEDIN STAKES NO. 2. 3500: 6f.—Bell Satin (14), Ben Dhu (11). Bonny Clyde (8), Circus Gjrl (1), Direct Idea (12). Garden Gate (10). Lady ville (13) Renoli (9), Stanley Girl (2) Sue Ellen (3), Talison (6), Tinker Boy (4), Tudor Hall (7) 8-7; Lilalee (5) 8-0. 2.50 p.m.— CALTEX GOLD CUP. 82000: lm —Somelight (2) 9-2; Donald Mac (19) 8-13: Gay Doctor (11) 8-9: Yipp (3) 8-7; Wettern Gale (18) 8-4; Princess Mellay (12) 8-2; Superspan (6) 8-0: Sandy (14) Sliderule (7) 7-13: Bellaware (1), Sun Priestess (13) 7- Trelay (17) 7-10; General Boy (10), Glocca Morra (16) 7-9: Stranger (9) 7-8: Able Mariner (5). Blazing Star (20.), Mon Amour (4), Opstan (15), Waterfront (8) 7-7. 3.25 p.m HENLEY HANDICAP, 3800: 6f —Pole Star (4> 9-0; Maree Dee (6) 8-3: Resmart (8) 8-2: Red Bow (11). Royal Mount (1) 8- Clarendon Imp (7) 7-11; Spare Time (9) 7-9: Big Fellow (3) Doug's General (12), Glowway (5), Proud Celt (10), Sandyman <2) 7-7. 4.5 p.m.— PROVINCIAL HANDICAP, 31000: 6f.—Shewettta (2) 8-12: Bargain Hunter (7) 8-11: Mica (1), Red Copy (8) 7-13; Ethmay (4) 7-11; Baghdad Note (5) 7-8; Crown Agent (3), Kurwood (10), Miss Slick (6), Red Scarf (9) 7-7 4.45 p.m.— ALDWORTH HANDICAP, $800; Ilf.—Enceeoh (16) 8-13: General Bid (1). Mr Southland (6) 8-3: Dollar Era (17) 8-0; Glendaloch (13) 7-10: Double Note (10), Hyde! (11) 7-9: Celtic Chief (14), Hour of Truth (18). Intervene (7) 7-8; Afghan Queen <5), Flexible (8). Luckstan (4). Magic Man (9), Notell (15), Perfecta (3), Timbercombe (12), Ting-a-Ling (2) 7-7. Jumpers To Resume (N.Z. Press Association) ADELAIDE. The New Zealand-bred jumpers, Swift General and Summer Flight, have been entered for the Great Eastern Steeplechase, of 3i miles, at Oakbank on March 30. Swift General won the Australian Hurdle at Caulfield at his first start over hurdles by 20 lengths and at his only other starts as a hurdler scored at Moonee Valley and Sandown. Summer Flight, after two brilliant wins over country completed a notable treble when he led throughout in the Grand National Steeplechase at Flemington. R. Howe said from Melbourne that Summer Flight would not Start over the jumps before he contested the Great Eastern. He would be given plenty of schooling over the Oakbank course and would be ridden by M. Laurence. Koorashali, twice in succession, and Blue Gum have been New Zealand-bred winners of the Great Eastern. Consolation Races (N.Z. Press Association) MELBOURNE. Fields, in barrier position order for the two InterDominion Consolation Races to be run at the Melbourne Show Grounds on Saturday night are:— 10.30 p.m. (N-Z. time).— FIRST CONSOLATION. 83500; lim and 36yds.—Garrison Call, Dollar Gift, Hi Efficiency, Meadow Bank (N.Z.), Torrent <N,Z.) It; Billy Adios, Future Monarch, Leading Light (N.Z.) Teeny Rena 12; Cocky Raider 24. First emergency: Gyration It. 12.50 a.m.— SECOND CONSOLATION, $3500; Um and 36yds.—Imatoff, Co ’ilot (N.Z.), Peter Patrick, future Intangible, Bar Adios, ;arry Rowan It; Gafcon Roux 'N.Z.), Golden Alley. Stella Frost (N.Z.), Fair Deed 12.

First emergency: Richmond Lass 12.