HUTT PARK

Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32708, 10 September 1971, Page 3 (Supplement)

HUTT PARK

T.A.B. double: races 4 and 7

6.45 p.m.— PRESSMEN'S HANDICAP, $1000; 2:19 class; 11m. —Crystalline (13), Eden Brigade (9), Great Time (5), Judy Charles (1), Ladies’ Pride (14), Light Command (2). Mecca Scott (6), Mister Chance (3), Night Cove (4), Orient Hanover (11), Red Carey (12), Totara Jack (10k Von John (8), Winter Queen (7) It; .Top Brass (1) 24. Bracket: Mecca Scott and Mister Chance. 7.25 p.m.— MEMBERS' HANDICAP, $1100; 2:18 class, trotters; IJm.—Du Harry (1), Last Round (unruly), Wadestown (2) It; Chief Walk (4), Ebby Globe (2), Kilamo (5), Promite (3), Super Joe (1) 24; Al Mundy (1) 48. 7.55 p.m.— STEWARDS' HANDICAP, $1200; 2:18 class; Um.—Beau Frost (2). Candy Frost (4), Gay King (1). Good Scotch (14), Great Girl (6). Kimbel Duke (11), Le Charles (13), Mackinlay (8), Morpheus (3), Social News (12), Thurber’s Imp (10), Top Brass (9), Top Tune (5), Wee Gold (7) It; Unique (1) 24. Bracket: Unique and Great Girl.

(T.A.B. Double closes 7 p.m.) (T.A.B. closes 7.20 p.m.) 8.30 p.m.— PORT NICHOLSON HANDICAP $3000; 2:11 class; Um. 1 4240 GLOBE BAY (4) It (5 h Johnny Globe—Baylight). Knocked out of race in crash on Wednesday. Previous form was of a high standard and should go close to making amends. J. Carmichael. 2 4241 ROYAL TRUMP (2) It (6 h Morris Eden —Vignon). Raced away for easy first night win. In his present form must be a top contender. R. Nyhan. 3 4109 SYDNEY JAMES (3) It (5 h Johnny Globe—Omylight). Broke early and then checked in crash on Wednesday. Looks well, but will have to begin cleanly to have any chance. B, Nyhan. 4 0475 VALENCIA (1) It (5 m Local Light—Excelsa). Had every chance on Wednesday, but put little dash into finish. Looks to be near her best and might surprise. D. Mangos. 4a 4008 GARCON ROUX (3) 12 (6 g Thurber Frost—La Mignon). Broke for no reason and did not recover on first night. Will have to be taken on trust. J. Noble. I

' 5 8784 SNOWLINE (1) 12 (10 m Brahman —Snow Jane). Paced a fair race when fourth to Royal Trump on first night. Place chance at least on that run. D. Jones. 6 3903 TORRENT (4) 12 (9 m Stormyway—Bashful). Began well and fought on gamely from handy position for placing on Wednesday. Should again figure in finish. C. Devine. 7 6546 WESTERN RIDGE (2) 12 (6 h Ike Frost—Torridess). Good even race for sixth on Wednesday. Looks a likely improver. R. Weatherley. 8 0912 SAM TRYAX (1) 18 (5 g Lucky Tryax—Preferable). Started from limit and made pace to furlong on first night. Set a much more difficult task from this mark, but should still go well. P. Wolfenden. 9 2117 RADIANT GLOBE (1) 36 (6 h Johnny Globe —Raidette). Checked badly and knocked out of Wednesday’s race. Looks a picture and in spite of awkward mark should be a big danger. J. Hampton. Bracket: Garcon Roux and Valencia. 9 p.m.— MASTERTON HANDICAP, $1600; 2:16 class, trotters; Um. — Alcalda <3). Al Mundy <6). Cotton Hanover (2), Honest John (1), Pacific Star is>, Tatsy Marie (4) It; Magic Time (1) 12; John Robin '(b 36.

9.30 p.m.— OTAKI HANDICAP, $1400; 2; 17 class; 11m. —Aerial Morn (4), Batavia (3), Brock worth King (7), Frosty Lil (1), Hi Rani (6), Late Command (5), Laurel Lad (2), Unique (8) It; Dais (1) 36. (T.A.B. closes 7.30 p.m.) 10 p.m.— WANGANUI HANDICAP $1800; 2:16 class; lOf. 1 2661 DAIS (8) It (5 m Dusky Valley — Princess Jenny). Fought on gamely for a narrow win in a slower class on first night. Should be improved and sure to make another bold bid. P. Wolfenden. la 1198 MADAM COURT (4) It (4 m Golcourt —Linden Leight). Made no real impression on first night. Has a big reputation and might go better in this race 2 0006 KING DILLON (7) It (7 g King Creed —Dillon’s Fashion). No appeal on first night showing, although has gone well enough at times to have an outside chance. J. Hampton. 3 2405 LIGHT EVE (9) It (6 m Local Light—Little Eve). Broke and made up grounds for a fair fifth on first night. Looks well and with a clean! beginning might get into finish. D. Milne,

4 WB7 PRINCE TUDOR (3) It (10 g Young Charles —Gallant Dale). No appeal on first night showing. J. Smith. 5 4644 REFLUENT (5) It (6 m Quiet Water—Eden’s Pride). Made pace and tired rather badly to fourth on Wednesday. Is racing well enough to have a chance if left to dictate own pace. M. Holmes. 6 6162 SCOTTISH WARRIOR (1) It (4 g Scottish Command —Spangled Brigade). Went splendid race to beat all but Heatherloch on first night. Looks the probable winner on that run. I. Hunter. 7 5623 SHINING ARMOUR (2) It (6 g Scottish CommandNose Dive). Broke and then rushed up to vie for .the lead over last seven furlongs on first night, holding on gamely for third. Sure to be improved and should go close. A. Holmes. 8 2351 YOUNG CARDIGAN (6) It (5 g Garrison Hanover — Thule Bay). Won well at Cambridge meeting on August 31. Has a big reputation in the north and should go close. I. Dickie. Bracket: Dais and Madam Court.

1ft.35 p.m.— PARK handicap, $1200; three and four-vear-olds; i U. m “Andrele (9), Burnt Sienna (3), Cheye Lynne (4). Franz Joseph (1), Genki (3), Lansing (8). Lord Bronze (11). Paul Han over (5), Royal Embassy <6»,

Sunny Dollar (10), Tribal Dictator (7) It; Great Time (1), Ladies' Pride (3), Light Command (5)»» Totara Jack (4), Winter Queen (2) 12; Top Brass (1) 24. Balloted out with right of reentry: Ladies* Pride, Top Brass. Brackets: Adrele and Genki; Burnt Sienna and Lord Bronze.

Selections 6.45 p.m.—Pressmen's Handicap: Great Time, Crystalline, Winter Queen. 7.25 p.m.—Members' Handicap: Ebby Globe, Super Joe, Al Mundy. 7.55 p.m.—Stewards' Handicap: Beau Frost, Le Charles, Morpheus. 8.30 p.m.—President's Handicap: Globe Bay, Royal Trump, Radiant Globe. 9 p.m.—Masterton Handicap: Al Mundy, Alcalda, Tatsy Marie. 9.30 p.m.—Otaki Handicap: Brockworth King, Unique, Aerial Morn. 10 p.m.—Wanganui Handicap: Scottish Warrior, Young Cardigan, Shining Armour. 10.35 p.m.—Hutt Park Handicap: Ladies' Pride, Genkhi, Light Command.