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RACING Good Stayers In Sprint Event

Hay Burner and Sliderule, entrants for the spring cups in Melbourne, are two interesting candidates for the Seafield Handicap, second leg of the T.A.B. double at the Ashburton County Racing Club’s meeting on Saturday.

The distance, seven furlongs, will be short of Hay Burner’s best but ■ fresh up he might go well on the roomy Ash-] burton course. The Seafield Handicap will!also be the starting point ton another campaign for Sailing | Home. An injury received l ( two days before the Welling ! ton Cup put Sailing Home out]} of action when she was at her peak and a fancy for the two- I | miler after a second to 111 Tempo in the Auckland Cup. I 1 Of those with recent racing'i Gay Doctor and Watchman < will command most interest. ] Both won at the Dunedin < winter meeting. Gay Doctor showed his hardiness in win-!] ning the mile Queen Eliza- I \ beth Handicap and his I; fortieth start for the season.; When rivals in the Mem- 1 hers’ Handicap, seven fur- ] longs two days later, Watch-ii

man was first and Gay Doctor! was third. Trelay. which separated them in that race, showed the value of that form in winning i the Oamaru Winter Cup on Saturday. 1 Glamis Lad is top-weight inl a field of 13 in the Maronan Handicap, the first leg of the; i Ashburton T.A.B. double. There will be an on-course concession double on the; ! Hinds Hurdles and the Lyndhurst Two-Year-Old Handicap,l' I but there will be no jackpotf Acceptances (from the; Press Association) are:— 11.40 a.m.— 1 , HINDS HACK HURDLES. J 600; : l|m. —Maliron (10>. Black Wonder (13), Sailaway (1), 9-7; | I Golden Promise (7), David Wil- - liam 18) 9-6; Grey Satin (14)'J 9-3; Flowing Gold (5), Pee 1 , [Wee (6) 9-1; Bright Blue (9),|; ißenavon (3). Outlook (4), Sher-H locks (2), Te Rauparaha (12), J. Wenew (11) 9-0. / 12.20 p.m.— ] MAIDEN STAKES, $400; 7f ,i Final Peak (20>. King's Club] (4). Loppy (1). Laura Grey (11). ( Mr Breckon (8), Mexican Gold ( (14), Odetta (3), Silver Charm ( _ - (

1(22), Vibrate (7). Williever (18) .8-8: Bon Abrae (23). Belphegor | (17), Golden Maris (18). Grand Lass (12), Rikari (5), Irena (2), Kurd Mahal (9), Light Rain (6), Mission Boy (19), Pieman (13), Prince Tawa (10), Rainbow’s End (15). Strad (21) 8-4. Balloted out with right of reentry: Bon Abrae, Kurd Mahal, ! Williever. 11 p.m.— LYNDHURST TWO-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP, $500: 6f.—Meneleus (12) 8-10: I Spy (5> 8-9: Eastern Royal (9) 8-8; Bev Leigh (3) 8-1: Billowed (4), Bon Tirage (10).. Dumb-Bell (11), Eskay (8). Gingo (1), Jenbar (19), Just l Ace (2). Lord Nelson (17), Michelangelo (15), Misty Rose; (7), Pleasure Pal (6), Ricamy (16), Stormy Seas (20). Sharlena (14). Savoir Faire (13), Toy- ! ota (18) 8-0. 1.35 p.m.— DROMORE HACK AND HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE. $750 2Jm. —lstan Light (3) 9-12: Desert Wind (2) 9-8; Starvato (9), Ship! Ahoy (5) 9-1: Belcraze (7), Doraldo (6), Doctor Snoddy (4), Gillie (1). Mighty Tarn (8) 9-0. ; 2.15 p.m.— MARONAN HANDICAP, $l3OO. Ilf.—Glamis Lad (3) 8-10: Silver Fountain (10) 8-6; Atlantici Flight (9) 8-1: Harold Bank (2), Opstan (1) 8-0; Able Mariner! (12). Aconite (8), Displease (7),j Gold Vista (6), Prince Magundi (4). Red Carpet (5), Stephanair (11). Trickstar (13) 7 13.

2.55 p.m.— HAYFIELD HACK HANDICAP, $575: Ilf—High Sierra (14). Foreign Aid (5) 8-10: Elloughton <2O» 8-9; Walaroo (17) 8-8; Auto's Pride (9), Celtic Chief (21). Count Sigma (3), Expel (15). Hy- . del (19), Indian Lady (13» 8-6; > Acrobat (4), Circulation (12). '• Court Star (10), Dingo (16). ! Etassem (18), Jeykalu <B>.i Kriste (2), King’s Cup (22),j: ’ Magic Man (ID, Royal Rye (6),M ’ Tinopai (1), Threepence (7) 8-5. I , Balloted out with right of re- t entry: Kriste, Etassem, King's < Cup, Circulation. 3.30 p.m.— SEAFIELD HANDICAP, $900; 7f , , Sandbank (5» 9-1; Gay Doctor | > (14) 8-13; Sailing Home (2). f > Watchman (3) 8-11; Bourbon ] ’ Lass (12). Sliderule (7) 8-9; Joh j Hanan (ID 8-5: Hay Burner 5 t (10), Senator Jack (13) 8-3: i i Royal Mount (6) 8-1: Gay Baron < ! (9>, Kowhai Princess (1), Kiowa ( (8), Quetta (4) 8-0. ( ’ 4.5 p.m.— i ■ HORETON HACK HANDICAP. • $500; 7f. —Lady Venture <lo> * . 8-9; Carafin (8) 8-5: Sony (6). j Find It (ID 8-4: Offender (20). Persian Crusade (22), Reefton 1 Queen <3) 8-3; Foxtail (18) 8-2; ' Bannoch (24), Bright Girl (14>, Bright Vale (23), Colbrodor I (13). Carioca (12). Dawn Belle] (5), Fearnought (7), Loppy <4), . Llanston <ls*. Mrs Castle (19),! » Moranski (17), One Spot (1), ( : Quick Tide (2), Princess Ta via ; , (16), Regent Royal (9), Shiraz 1 ; (21) 8-0. h

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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32324, 16 June 1970, Page 5

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RACING Good Stayers In Sprint Event Press, Volume CX, Issue 32324, 16 June 1970, Page 5

RACING Good Stayers In Sprint Event Press, Volume CX, Issue 32324, 16 June 1970, Page 5

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