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WASHDYKE

T.A.B. Double: Races 5 and 7 On-course Double: Races 1 and 3

(T.A.B. closes 10.20 a.m.) 11.30 a.m.— GLENITI MAIDEN STAKES $.400; 6f. T.A.B.

Brackets: Pieman and Grand Lass; Dusky Sound and Navigate; Indra and Kamonic; Banter and Wolf Whistle; Silver Charm and Witchcraft.

FANCIED RUNNERS ALDERGROVE: Improver’s fifth in corresponding event oh this course a fortnight ago. BANWAY: Minor place-getter at Washdyke arid Waimate at latest attempts. DISTANT BLAZE: Improved a lengthy string of minor placirigs with a third on this course a fortnight ago. NAVIGATE: Has not raced since February but was consistent place-getter earlier in season. STRAD: Runner-up to Restrict in corresponding event, at Waipiate last Saturday. Fairly Consistent. WOLF WHISTLE: Weak showing at Waimate last Saturday but promising effort for fourth in heavy ground on track the previous HAPPY TIME: Battled on for for fourth after covering extra ground at Waimate. Improver. NERIUM: Promising first-up effort at Waimate where she ran on for fifth after slow start. SILVER CHARM: Has been second at last two starts. Nosed out of first by Cloudmaster in corresponding event on week course last Saturday

(T.A.B. closes 10.55 a . m .) 12.5 p.m.— . P A REORA steeplechase $400; amateur riders; 2Jm

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FANCIED RUNNERS DOOMSDAY: Consistent ’chaser with lengthy string of placings on record. At latest attempt was runner-up to Drum Call at Wingatui early last month. FREE FRENCHMAN: Lost rider at second fence in crosscountry e* nt for amateur riders at Waimate last Sat-

urday. Consistent placegetter beforehand. DULDUL: After losing rider at two previous attempts this winter led all the way to win cross-country event for amateur riders at Waimate last Saturday. STARVATO: Weak showing in ‘chase on this course a fortnight ago but earned seconds at Washdyke and Ashburton at two of three previous starts.

BERWEN: Made promising first showing as ’chaser when second to Deep Cove on this course last Saturday week. 12.40 p.m.— (T.A.B. closes 11.30 a.m.) C RAI GM ORE HANDICAP $500; two-year-olds; 6f.

io U44V valiant Laa » u FANCIED RUNNERS EASTERN ROYAL: Improved lengthy string of recent minor placings with a second to Stormy Seas at Waimate last Saturday. ALI CAT: Has taken high rating among Canterbury two-year-olds this season. Has not raced since April but should still be hard to beat. MENELEUS: Chased Igloo home in corresponding event on this course three weeks ago. Was impressive winner at

Waimate two starts earlier. BUNNY GIRL: Only win this season was at Riccarton last November. Has been away from racing since the N.Z. Cup meeting but might go well fresh. STORMY SEAS: Impressive all-the-way winner at Waimate last Saturday.

(T.A.B. Closes U.S p.m.) 1.15 p.m.— HADLOW HACK AND HUNTERS* STEEPLECHASE $600; Itm.

ARLEIGH: Outstayed by Black Wonder after disputing most of pace in hurdles at Waimate last Saturday. LONVATO: No recent form in this role but has won twice over country at Waimate this winter. TULSON: Improved on minor placings to win corresponding event on this course last! Saturday week. CEDAR BANK: Run down by Tulson after leading over last flight in corresponding I event on this course last, Saturday week. BILL O'GROATS: Hurdling form' has not been impressive on 1 recent campaign in the North Island but would be

a chance if he ran up' to the form which earned him a third among hurdlers at Maramarua Hunt meeting three starts back. GREY SATIN: Weak showing among hurdlers at Ashburton last time out but was runner-up to Little Johnny at Wingatui at previous attempt. PEE WEE: Jumping leaves something to be desired but staying ability has earned him thirds on this course at his last two starts. ,

(T.A.B. Closes 12.45 p.m.) (T.A.B. Double Closes 12.25 p.m.) 1.55 CLAREMONT HANDICAP $1200; Im and 35yd. T.A.B. No. 1 3543 SANDBANK (4) 9-2 (7h Dogger Bank — Dower). Seldom runs badly on this, his home course. Third to Superspan and Glamis Lad over this distance on July 2 4532 GLAMIS LAD (14) 9-1 (7g Kurdistan — Glamis Castle). Came from last for his 2nd to Superspan at Washdyke on July 4. Has

struck a consistent patch of form and should take beating here. E. Didham. 3 8211 BELLAWARE (10) 8-13 (5m Bellborough — Game Girl). Showed her versatility in the autumn, winning over lOf at Riverton a week before her win over 7f in Waltham Handicap at Riccarton. 4 5140 LADY GLORY (11) 8-9 (5m Jekyll—Dame Glory). Weak run over middle distance here on June 29. 5 002 BEAU SUPREME (20) 8-7 <6g Beau Diable—Astrophelia). Usually highly consistent when he comes to form. His second to Royal Mount at Waimate was promising third start on present campaign. 6 5820 JAY RIBBON (2) 8-7 (5g Fountainhead—Lady Yelverton). Ran Watallan close in sprint at Washdyke on June 29. Failed in Whyte Handi- ; cap at Trent ham at his next :

start. Also entered at Manawatu. 7 0000 BOURBON LASS (17) 8-6 (6m Bourbon Prince—Kilt). Has not been running her recent races out solidly. 8 0983 DISPLEASE (3) 8-2 (5m Dogger Bank—Offend). Third

behind Royal Mount and Beau Supreme was an improvement but this field looks much stronger. M. Skelton. 10 0774 HAROLD BANK (8) 8-1 (4g Dogger Bank—Weewyn). Ran improved race for fourth over this distance at Washdyke on July 4. G. Mein.

u M NEW MINT (*) «-l (7g Trovato—Coin’s Edge). First start since December. Doubtful if he will make the c * ass fresh up. U ??2?K 8U,,1, f OOT W *• <sg Bellborough—Maritea). Form weak. 13 1100 COR ALIGHT (5) 8-0 (3f Ribotlight—Mighty Coral). Away from racing for a few ’ eadin £ up to South Canterbury meeting and capable of improving on anything she showed there. Autumn form in hacks was good.

1« 0 GENERAL SIMM (21) S-0 <6g Avocat General—Klnsimm). First start since February and only his second start for season. Others preferred. IS 0009 GONE ASTRAY (IS) S-0 <Bm Wandering Willie— Otaio Lass). Latest failure in weaker field. IS U*2 CRIPPLE (19) SO (4g Wandering Willie—Legal lender). First start siSce the autumn, during, which he raced with marked consistency as a hack. Interesting newcomer to open company. 17 Mil ISEL FLACE (24) g-0 (4g Fountainhead — Rawlatee). Latest two wins were in hacks at Nelson in April. £?4 ly^drawn - D - 19 0037 KIOWA (U) BO ( 6 g Pictavia—Melinda Jane). Has mixed form on present campaign. Almost brought off major surprise in open sprint on this course on'

' June 29, when third to Watallan and Jay Bibbon. E. Low. 20 0000 KOWHAI PRINCESS (7) 8-0 (5m Prince Mahal —Defender). Has nothing to commend her on recent form. 21 1311 LLOYD (23) 8-9 <3c Llanstephan—Lola). Highly consistent as a hack, and won his last two races in that grade at Dunedin winter meeting. G. Gullery. 22 400 S TRICKSTAR (13) 8-0 (7g Glengarry — Miss Metric). Form hardly . looks good enough for this class. Balloted out with right of reentry:— 12 0040 ACONITE (1) 8-0 (8g Cassock—Silver Spray). No — Sfeat shakes as a miler. 18 0260 JOYALICE (18) 8-0 (4m : Pakistan ll—Ups and Downs). Might find it hard to manage this distance. G. Jackson. 13 1100 SMILEY (22) 8-0 (5g Comte de Grasse—Royal Vision). Had been away 1 * rom . racin & for . several

months before his failure against sprinters at Washdyke last month. 9 4511 CASCA (12) 8-1 (5g Agricola—Fiver). Probably fetter as a jumper. R. MeBurnfoot, Coralight and Smiley.

(T.A.B. closes 1.25 p.m.) 2.35 p.m,— TESCHEMAKER HACK AND HUNTERS* STEEPLECHASE 51000; 2Jm. I T.A.B. No.

J TROVANTA: Has been placed twice since winning over country at Invercargill and Riverton in May. Latest placing was a third behind Casca and Drum Call on this course three weeks ago. HARATAM: Improved a consistent record this winter with a third behind Lonvato and 1 Game Call at Waimate last week. CASCA: Also acceptor for open mile but would be top chance if started in this ( event providing ground is not heavy. Has won his last two races over country—at Oamaru and Washdyke. . DEEP COVE: Has mixed hurdling and 'chasing with marked success lately. Won over country on this course last Saturday week. Was . successful as hurdler on 1 first day of South Canterbury meeting. Other recent success was over country at Wingatui. , GILLIE: Sound jumper with fair amount of stamina. Looks reasonable place chance.

(T.A.B. closes 2.5 p.m.) 3.15 p.m.— LEVELS HACK HANDICAP $600; Im. and 35yds. T.A.B. No. 1 1421 HORAHSKI (2) 1-11 (4g Kurdistan —Hope So). Easy winner at Waimate last week with 8-7. Is in sound form and hard to see him being beaten. J. Dowling. 2 1031 PINETREE (4) 1-11 (3g Mellay—Golden Blossom). Easy winner over a mile at Oamaru on June 13. A promising galloper which must be respected. E. Oldham. 6 3 MOI CARAFIH (IT) <-t (3f

Jekyll—Pride O’Galway). Gained an overdue win at Washdyke on July 4. Is a very honest filly which must be given a sound chance. 4 2251 SONY (14) 8-8 <4g Summertime—Countess Oman). Won the apprentices’ race in good style at Washdyke on June 27. Has been working well and must be considered. D. Recd. 5 7966 FROSTY LIGHT (5) 8-3 (4g Freelight—Silver Diane). Has not been racing well and others are preferred. 6 1322 KORAL (13) 8-2 (9g Kurdistan—Bonnie Col). Has recent good form over the jumps, but not fancied in this. 7 5000 OFFENDER (12) 8-2 (4g Afghanistan—Offend). Recent form poor. E. Low. 8 0083 AUTO'S PRIDE (15) 8-7 (4h Jekyll—Automat). Finished well for third to Carafin at Washdyke on July 4. A repeat of that run would give him a chance. D. Sanderson 9 0020 COLBRODOR (16) 8-1 (3g My Pal—Belveressa). Finished well for second to Sony at Washdyke on June 27. Failed since at Trentham. Chance. 10 9547 HYDEL (7) 8-15 (5g Jekyll—Panel). Has run the odd good race recently, but would need to improve. J. Brown. 11 0072 LLANSTON (3) 8-1 (6g Llanstephan — Carterton). Last start second to Moranski at Waimate was his best effort for some time. A repeat would give him a good chance. G. Jackson. 12 0747 ACROBAT (6) 8-0 (6g Martian ll—-Trick). Fourth

at Oamaru on June 13 was 1 only recent effort worthy of mention. 13 0050 CARIOCA (IS) 8-0 <4m Comte de Grasse—Surabaya). Has had one run G n< Mein Spelh Not fanciecL 14 7100 CIRCULATION (9) 8-0 <4g Afghanistan — Allemande). Has done nothing since winning at Amberley in May. A. Robinson. 15 03S8 KING'S CUP (11) 8-0 (4g Jekyll — Glamis Castle). Woula need to improve. Ifc 0000 QUICK TIDE (1) 84) (4g Dogger Bank—Maria Mia). „ Not likely on recent form. 17 0830 THREEPENCE (8) 8-0 (4m Fountainhead—-Corrie-gan *p- Third to Pinetree at Oamaru on June 13 was good run. Other recent efforts disappointing. D. Tucker. 18 4421 WINBURN (10) 8-0 (4g Avocat General—Maritea). , Easy winner in maiden class at Washdyke on July 4. Would have a chance if i ne shows the necessary im- I provement. J. Rank hurst. I Bwm nMMiaRAfI

(T.A.B. doses 2.40 p.m.) 3. 50 p.m.— BELMONT HACK HANDICAP $550; Of. T.A.B. St ,b No.

FANCIED RUNNERS REEFTON QUEEN: Latest efforts ; in hack sprints have been first-class. Won on this ■ course three weeks ago. Meantime has recorded a < third and a close second at j Waimate last Saturday. FIND IT: Since winning hack ' sprint at Oamaru last month ] has been three times placed, j Was second in corresponding events on both days of recent South Canterbury meeting. WATTIES WISH: Latest racing has been over middle dis-

tances. Although well beaten last time out has winning form close up on his record. CENTRAL LIGHT: Improved useful record with win against hack sprinters at .Waimate last Saturday. KURD MAHAL: Impressive winner, at bis second start, in maiden class at Ashburton la.st month. Should not be out of depth in this field. RESTRICT: Improved, on some useful efforts lately with easy win in maiden sprint at Waimate last Saturday.

No. 1 0005 Aldergrove C8) st lb 8 G. Gullery 2 8843 Banway (14) P. Silver 8 7 3 0000 Bixter (18) 8 7 0590 Bon Abrae (28) D. Tucker 8 7 5 3423 Distant Blaze (21) R. McAra 8 7 6 0 Dusky Sound (7) N. Cowles 8 7 2276 Navigate (26) 8 7 7 7489 Flyn Flon (29) 8 7 (29) 8 7 9 00 Harold . Lindsay (12) A. Robinson 8 7 11 0077 Grand Lass (1) 8 4 12 3042 Strad (17) 8 7 14 6049 Wolf Whistle (19) J. Dowling 8 4 16 0704 Happy Time (10) 8 4 17 000 Hikari (3) G. Mein 8 4 18 000 Kamonic (2) D. Reed 8 4 19 6269 Jackie Kay (5) G. Jackson 8 4 20 00 Jane Marie (16) 8 4 22 7707 Mystery Light (24) 8 4 23 0 Nerium (20) E. Didham 8 4 24 5422 Silver Charm (23) 8 4 Balloted out with right of reentry:— 8 0050 Golden Maris (13) 8 7 21 5000 Lockett (25) F. Skelton 8 4 11 0730 Pieman (6) E. Low 8 7 10 0008 Harknau (11) J. Brown 8 7 13 7038 Williever (15) 8 7 18 0793 Indra (4) 8 4 15 0008 Fay Macrae (22) M. Lawson 8 4 24 2576 Witchcraft (27) 8 4 14 00 Banter (9) 8 4

tab. No 1 2232 Doomsday (2) st 11 n> 2 3440 Free Frenchman 2 001 Duldul (5) 11 11 6 3 2028 Starvato f4) 11 3 4 7832 Berwen (3) P. McKay 11 2 4 4678 Julmark (1) L. White 11 o 5 3 Black Boy (6) 6 2077 Ngatua (8) 11 0

T.J B. No 1 3282 Eastern Royal st lb (2) G. Gullery 8 10 2 1232 All Cat (5) 8 10 3 8102 Meneleus (11) E. Low 8 10 4 7154 Bunny Girl (8) M. Skelton 8 5 5 541 Stormy Seas (9) J. Pankhurst 8 5 6 0838 Harold James (12) M, Denton 8 1 7 0 Abacus (1) L. Didham 8 0 8 00 Billowed (4) 8 0 9 8670 Bon Tirage (6) 8 0 10 0000 Coralay (3) J. Dowling 8 0 11 3677 Michael Francis (14) 8 0 12 0904 Philip James (16) 8 0 13 00 Queen Mellay (15) 8 0 14 0855 Ricamy (7) 8 0 15 Torricelli (13) 8 0 16 0440 Valiant Lad (10) 8 0

TAB. No. 1 4109 1st an Light (4) st lb 10 6 0. Anning 2 0302 Arlelgh (9) A. Cowan 9 13 3 1537 Sail Away (11) 9 12 4 6551 Lonvato (13) 9 9 5 0241 Tulsan (5) 9 9 6 0802 Cedar Bank (8) G. Mee 9 5 7 4360 Bill O’Groats (6) 9 3 8 5927 Grey Satin (14) L. Didham 9 3 9 4633 Pee Wee (7) 9 1 10 0005 Able Mariner (2) 9 0 11 0005 Beau Coup (3) 9 0 12 0075 Bright Blue (10) A. Reuben 9 0 13 3806 Gay Baron (1) 9 0 4 0000 Jeykalu (12) C. Reeves 9 0 FANCIED RUNNERS

1 1123 Tro van ta (5) A. Cowan st lb 10 1 2 0577 Belshazzar (6) R. Cairns 10 0 3 1233 Naratam (3) 9 12 4 4511 Casca (1) G Mee 9 11 5 4111 Deep Cove <11) A. Robb 9 11 6 8000 Etasteem <10) 9 7 2028 Starvato (13) 9 2 8 7832 Berwen (7) 9 9 6343 Gillie (2) N. Cowles 9 10 8006 Belcraze (12) 9 0 11 0006 Celtic Chief (4) O. Anning 9 0 12 0000 Doctor Snoddy 9 0 A. Reuben 9 0 13 0000 Persian Crusade (14) 9 0 14 0242 Silver Savant (9) 9 0 FANCIED RUNNERS

1 4556 Flying Meida (4) E. Didham 8 10 2 3132 Reefton Queen (9) 8 9 3 1422 Find It (10) 8 7 4 1040 Wattie’s Wish (8) 8 7 5 3541 Central Light (6) T. Wright 8 5 6 /040 Warrington (3) G. Gullery 8 3 7 8800 Early Dash (11) J. Dowling 8 1 8 084 Fairy Cloud (1) D. Saunderson 8 1 9 0008 Fay Macrae (14) 8 1 10 41 Kurd Mahal (5) M. Skelton 8 1 ii 6460 Kriste (7) 8 1 12 5471 Restrict (13) 8 1 13 0909 Star Turne (12) D. Tucker 8 1 14 037 Stormbell (2) 8 1

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WASHDYKE Press, Volume CX, Issue 32351, 17 July 1970, Page 2 (Supplement)