WAIKATO
T.A.B. double: races 6 and 8
11,IS a.m.—> RUAKURA JUVENILE, 11820; two-year-olds; sf. First Division: Whistle Green (4) M: Centurian (7) 8-5; Gold Braid (16) 8-4; Kainga Lad (5), Red Raddle (8) 8-2; Adelphi (13) 8-1; Silent Partner (1) 84); Four Star (9) Valiant Warrior (11) 7-12; Bourbon Arrow (17), Dusty Image (15), Forecalled (6), Ric Rae (10) 7-11; Or cades (12) 7-10; Cindy’s Flight (3). Intent (2) 7-9. Second Division: Tupelo (6) 8-10; Prince Amura- (5) 8-8; Battling On (12) 8-4; Sir Charlie (1), Testemall (15) 8-2; High Elian (44), Kimaroa (4) 8-0; Oriental Nip (7) 7-13; Horideinee (13) 7-11; Artella (11). Caper (10), Ray San (8), Sherabelle (9) 7-11; Anakie (2) 7-10; Fair Mine (17). Glenullan (14), Neander Gold (3) 7-0. Brackets: Kainga Lad and High Elian; Four Star and Horideinee; Valiant Warrior and Arthella; Bourbon Arrow and Caper; Dusty Image and Anakie; Forecalled and Ray San; Ric Rae and Sherabelle; Orcades and Fair Mine; Cindy's Flight and Glenullan; Intent and Neander Gold. Scratched: Cuyler (14).
11.56 a.m.— SUTHERLAND HIGH-WEIGHT, 81400; Um.—Gold Imp m S-U; Regail (13) 9-12; Presto (8), Tanlko (21) 94; Bardalana (23), Coming Right (16), Half Ttas (4) 9-6; Two Rays (11) M; Kah kohe (9) 9-2; Crystal King (19), High Commissioner (25), Up Again (6) 9-1; Astaire (22), Cantime (3), Field Fox (26), Gold Action (1), Jumbana (5), Pahake (14) Specialist (IS), Sanset Star (19) Tautane (12). Vai's Hem (2), Lotus Eater (24), Arctic Dawn (15) Mr Softy (17) 94. Balloted out with right of reentry: Lotus Eater, Arctic Dawn, Mr Softy. Bracket: Tautane and Vai’s Pierre. 12,35 p.m.— FOREST LAKE MAIDEN, *1206; 7f. First Division: Taylormade (20) 8-10; Bonnybard (18), Caedmon (9), Hubs Hubs (h>, Remarque (15), Survey (13), Paliance (51 8-6; Almoes (22), Antarctic (6), Brandee (11). DeUoette (10), Don’s Joy (7), Fiola (2D, Gyland (3), Hinepal (1), Ipan-ma (23), Mac’s Honey (19), Persian Guard (12), Royal Nip (24), Soft Whisper (41. True Crest (2), Whence (16). Whiotoa (1® 84. Second Division: Boroford (14), Hit Bit til), Phone Call (®, Shelly Beach (2). Tip Top (23) 86; Alm High (IS), Auguston (21), ArdeUe (10), Celtic Song (13), Deronlc (1), Endearing Charms (16), Golden Ambrose (5), Headrex (24), Impatience (19), Kalamata (13), Moorea (3). Meander Belle iIS), Secrete (9). Sedco (7), Te Tahl (20), The Shah (17). Volidale (23). Winlocke (8) 8-5.
Brackets: Taylormade and I’m Better; Bonnybard and Borofotd; Caedmon and Hit Bit; Hnba Huba and Phone Call; Remarque and Shelly Beach; Survey and Tin Top; Valiance and Aim High; Almoss and Auguston; Antarctie arid Ard elie; Brandee and Celtic Song; Deloette and Derontc; Don’s Joy and Endearing Charms; Fiola and Golden Ambrose; Gyland and Headrex; Hinepai and Impatience; Ipanema and Kalamata; Mac’s Honey and Moorea; Neander Belle and Persian Guard; Royal Nip and Secrete; Soft Whisper and Winlocke; Sedco and Taramara; Te Tahi and True Crest; The Shah and Whence: Volidale and Whiotoa. Scratched: I’m Better (6), Taramara (17). LIS p.m.—• WAIKATO GUINEAS, $5000: three-year-olds; Um. — Donegal Lad (10), Fairview Lad (12), Fernando (1), I’m Better (3), Kirrama (13) Moonmist (2), Panzer Chief (9), Pavo’s Pride (5), Silver Knight (4), Star Doctor (6), Tore Kaha (11), Wiremu (8) 8-10; Brookby Hill (7), Hebrew Maiden (14) 8-5.
1.55 p.m.— FRANKTON HACK HANDICAP, 11400; 7f.—Angel’s Smile (2), Himself (1), Laurel Oaks (4) 8-4; Fair Dash (19) 8-3; Stylish Crest (11) 8-5: Pacifico (5) 8-0; Crystal Rosa (16), Lady Limerick (13), Shumba (7) 7-13; Count Ribot (18), Kwinana (8), Lady Malton (?), Miss Venture (15), Twist 'n Twirl (10), Willie Can (12) 7-12; Asva (17), Bronze Legend (3), Flush Royal (6), Kapai Boy (14) (TAB. closes 1.25 p.m.) (TAB. double closes 1.5 p.m.) 2.35 p4n.— WAIKATO GOLD CUP $10,000; Um. 1 1324 SIR CULLUS (15) 8-9. Looked unlucky two starts back when second in Avondale Gold Cup. Meanwhile failed in the Foxbridge Plate, lOf, after going wide on turn. Up in weights but thoroughly Btnulne and solid stayer. list be hard. B. Andrews. 2 9009 ARISTOC (18) B*6. Failed two starts back in Avondale Cup and since well back last Saturday over a middle dis-
tance at Feildinfi. Drops 7U> here but difficult to fancy much all the same. W. SkelJ MM JOHNNY CASH (4) S 4. One of the best stayers last
summer. Out of form in six runs so far this season. Showed up till turn in Foxbridge Plate then faded. Would need to improve on that showing. D. Peake. 4 0571 SKINT DIP (1) 84. Disappointing for a time then won Foxbridge Plate gamely, if a bit fortuitously. Down 81b from his Plate weight so must be a great prospect to win again. Easier track would help. R. Skelton. 5 PELL MELL (22) 8-5. Won A.R.C. Alison Cup, Ilf, brilliantly last start after fair effort over Ilf. at Te Rapa on Labour Day when he was galloped on. In top form, a dashing middle distance runner. Up only 41b from last time. R. Lang. 4 3145 PEP (12) 4-3. Ran well at Wellington spring meeting for first over Um. sixth over Ilf, and good fifth last start in welght-for-age Harcourt Stakes. lOf. Prefers easy ground and would be top prospect in event of rain. 7 ISYS CLAUDIUS (7) 8-1. Disappointing when twelfth last start. Avondale Cup, after equal first with Gold Heights over a middle distance at Tauranga. Capable up to this distance and should go well. Would probably appreciate easier track. O. Hughes.
I 0541 E TIMI (4) 7-11. Hu improved quickly to good form and won over a mile at To Rapa last Saturday as though thoroughly capable of getting thia distance. Successful up to lOf last season. Looks well and must be respected. O. Edge. » 2412 TARALEAH (14) 7-11. Won Avondale Cup two starts back with game finish and was since second behind Pell Mell In the A.R.C. Alison Cup. That makes her one of the top form candidates. At a nice weight, should go well again. 4. Riordan. 10 0004 CITY COURT (21) 7-7. Excellent stayer summer before last when he won the Wellington Cup. Afterwards he wu troubled by a leg. Best effort after a fair spell wu recently when he showed up wide at furlong then battled on in A.R.C. Alison Cup, Ilf. Q. Willetts. 11 7050 ABBEY'S SON (14) 7-4. Form a bit patchy, but sometimes comes up with very solid run over longer middle distances. However, finished
near last start In the Avondale Cup. This company looks rather too rich. G. 11 32M JUBILATION (1) 7-4. Ran poorly last Saturday, at Te Rapa, after weakening and finishing wen back in the Avondale Cup. Previously looked to be coming right back to best. Hard to fancy on latest runs. 13 42M SUPREME QUALITY (5) 7-4. Battled on last Saturday in Foxbridge Plate and much better suited by these handicap conditions. Recent. secbehind Arrivederci, ft Day 14 o*o* ARRALUCA (23) 7-5. Came to good form last sum-, raer but has shown nothing at much account since resuming after a spell. Finished wen back in last two starts over IM at Stratford and Ilf at Ellerslie. 15 0354 FOXTON (*) 7-5. Regained form at last when third behind Mediate, over a middle-distance at Rotorua, on October M and since fifth and fourth over middle distances at Hastings. This looks much harder. D. Raklander. 1* «M GOLDEN TAX (23) 7-5. Has done nothing in three starts after a spell to suggest a change in this company. 17 5400 KIND REGARD* (1) 7-5. Looked likely during the spring to win a good handicap before this. However, she was unplaced in the Avondale Cup and since well back tenth in AJLC. Alison Cup, lift A. Mamey. 1* *2*s MEANDER VALLEY (1*) 7-5. Racing well and might be prominent even in this company. I. Rowe. IV 3100 RAMLEGH (13) 7-5. Failed last two attempts, in the New Zealand Cup and Metropolitan at Riccarton last week. Earlier third was over IM at Stratford on October 20. 10 *7*o DAMAR (3) 7-4. Retains plenty of pace but has been unable lately to run middledistance high-weights right 11 MB* DUNMOY (l« 7-4. Fair third two starts back, intermediate OJf at Rotorua but since was well back, over Ilf in the A.R.C. Alison Cup. Tough customer but likely to find this too rich. K. Regli GLENION (17) 7-4. Outpaced in recent attempts. 23 SMn'yOGi’ BEAR (11) 7-4 Usually runs on very well but showed nothing last start when second last over Ilf at Te Rapa on October IS. In best form he would run it out better than most. 3.15 p.m.—• CHAMPION HACK HANDICAP, $1600; Ijm.—Komatu (13) 8-10; Classic© (3) 8-6: Seminar (14) 8-5; Deft Touch (22) B 4; Lord’s Gift (IS) S-S; Diable Rouge (25) 8-2; Gold Rel (7), Subtle (21). Voyonne Fair (IT) 7-13; King Amber (13) 7-12; Machan (13), Pamir (4) 7-11; Allspice (3), Brookby Sal (S), Gather (12), Glenrone (2). R nutation (15), Royal Falcon (11), Sakata (19), Sarelie («). Sumtime Rose (IS). Te Akatea (1), Wairere
Lady (20) 7-0; Mr Softy (24), Seven Laurels (1) 7-0. Balloted out with right of reentry: Seven Laurels. Bracket: Mr Softy and Seven Laurels. 335 knv(T.A.B. dose* at 2.45 p.m.) GRANDSTAND HANDICAP *2500; 7L 1 ONS GENE (12) M. Brilliant galloper which looked doser to his best than for a while when fifth last Saturday over mile. Probably improved further. 2 2125 HARLEIGH MARCH (3) •■l. Disappointing last start, Sf, Ellerslie, on November 7 after run of good form. The longer distance should suit him. 3 252 LUCKY STEVE (13) 7-13. Smart gelding now showing his best form. Just beaten mile Saturday and good second two starts before over 7f, Te Rapa, on October 26. Must be a prospect. B. Andrews. 4 • BRIGHT NOTES (8) 7-11. Needed race last start. 6f Ellerslie, November 7. Good galloper when in form. 5 184 CHARON (4) 7-11. Had good first-up win, 7f, Tauranga, October 17, but since well beaten over Ilf at Avondale and mile, Te Rapa last Saturday. Good at his best but Last two efforts hardly encouraging. 4 4084 KA STR UP (4) 7-10. Well beaten two starts; lOf, Whangarei, and last time 6f, Avondale, on October 31. 7 M MY VOL I (21) 7J. Game, well-perfqrmed mare, which will be resuming racing after rest up. Last start was Ilf. at Ellerslie on August 12. Might sprint well while fresh. 6. Edge. • PROPER VERDICT (14) 7-8. Useful mare which will be resuming racing after a spell since July. Latest racing has' been over middle distances but previously she had value as a sprinter. 4 0868 SHANTUNG (5) 7-8. Mare of high quality but best form now might be over longer distances than this. Well back last Saturday in mile in second race after
!ie GAME HUNTE* (»0) 7-7 ’ Game and consistent mare I which reached very useful form last season. This will , be first race since autumn I though. 11 Mlt GRAY KNIGHT (2) 7-7. Won two starts back at Stratford but has since run poorly. Hard to fancy. 12 035 HINDI (15) 7-4. Improved to manage good third behand Nunui over 6f. at Ellerslie, November 7, and since was close up Of last Saturday. On those runs looks one of the best prospects. 13 MASTER HAGEN (20) 7-6. Reached useful form in hack and intermediate company when trained at Matamata last season. Failed more recently over middle distances, then put aside last autumn. 14 4053 DUTY FREE (5) 7-5. Finds it hard to keep up early in sprints these days but has been finishing well. Great late run for third last Saturday over 6f. Longer distance will suit D. Peake.
IS 0330 LONG SHOT m 7-5. Finished well two starts back when third over a mile at Ellerslie, Nov. 7, but well back last Saturday over mile at Te Rapa after being handy on turn. Wide barrier position makes it tough. U 4224 MARSBRIDGE (11) 7-5. Racing well and altogether at the peak fit her form. Challenged gamely when fourth last Saturday over a mile after second over Ilf. at Hastings. 17 2704 ME UM (17) 7-5. Held on gamely last Saturday over 6f. in race won by Elabama. Earlier second was over 6f. at Whangarei. Has ability but this looks a bit tough. It 00 BABURA (1) 7-4. Finished. last and near last in two'
attempts at the A.R.C. spring meeting when resuming after a spell. Would need to have improved out of sight. 19 0680 DEWI SANT (U) 7-4. Finished thirteenth last start over a mile at Ellerslie, Nov. 7. Previously well back over 7f. at Te Rapa after fair sixth in open sprint at Tauranga. Capable at best but hard to fancy on latest form. 20 FOUR DEMONS (18) 7-4. Looked good this time last year then lost form. This will be first race since mid-
July. 21 78 UNTRIED (7) 7-4. Useful mare which battled on promisingly last start over a mile at Ellerslie, Nov. 7, in second race after a spell. Might improve quickly. G. Chitty. 22 000 YVONNE (19) 7*4. Too badly beaten last two starts to be rated a chance. 4.30 p.m.— LINLEY HANDICAP, $1500; Im.—Kahuwera (16) 8-7; Dashing Dee (18) 8-4; Ansin (22), lontime (20), Royal Show (8), Sea Chief (15), Shimmering (9) 8-1; Marcayo (23) 8-0; Happy William (10) 7-13; Castilian (21). Final Test (12), Heramana (4) 7-12; Fantastique (5), Fair Share (14) 7-11; Arragon’s Son (26), Fleet Vixen (19), Flying Duke (3), Lord Mussetu (2), Perpetual (28), Puerto Rico (11) 7-10; Air Raid (1), Ironical (13), Just Honey (7), Kip’s Luck (24), Lord Arragon (17), Peter Dawn (6), Synfal Lady (25) 7-9. Balloted out with right of reentry: Lord Arragon, Synfal Lady, Air Raid. Brackets: Puerto Rico and Aar Raid, Ironical and Just Honey, Kip’s Luck and Lord Arragon, Peter Dawn and Synfal Lady. Scratched: Laurel Oaks (27).
Selections
IMS <4<u—Ruakura Juvenile Handicap: First Division— Green Whistle, Adelphi. Second Division: Tupelo, Prince Amura. 113 S a.m.—Sutherland Highweight: Coming Right, Taniko, Crystal King. 13.15 p.m.—Forest Lake Maiden: First Division—Taylormade, Bonnybard. Second Division: Anguston, Hit Bit. 1.15 pjav—Waikato Guineas: Fairview Lad, Panier Chief, Silver Knight. IJS p.m.—Frankton Hack Handicap: Laurel Oaks, Count Ribot, Himself. 135 Gold Cup: Fen SMI, Skint Dip, Pep. *.15 p.m.—Champion Hack Handicap: Seminar, King Amber, Glenrone. MS p.m^—Grandstand Handicap: Duty Free, Gene, Harleigh search. AM pal—Linley Hack Handicap: Castilian, Kahuwera, Happy William.
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