ROTORUA

Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33052, 20 October 1972, Page 4 (Supplement)

ROTORUA

T.A.B. double: races 6 and 8

11,10 am NGAKURU TRIAL HANDICAP, $900; Of.--Bronze Whistle (B) B-IO; Castle Fermoy (2;, Don Charles (10). Klleoy (22), Mahal! (9), Itomalfa (3), Whistle Inn' (12) 8-B; Allegheny (14), Ambroke (20) Court Justice (7). Disney (13) Four Bells (15), Cay William (21) Hasty Son (6), Machete (17), Mighty Plume (5). Peter Puckle (23), Privateer (16). Itedjana (19), Secretary’s Mate (26), Strike Again (4), Super Kat (11), Syndrome (24), Trenchard (18), Floyd (25), On Target (I) 8-7. Balloted out in order of reentry: Allegheny, Machete, Hasty Son, Trenchard, Four Beils, Privateer. Super Kat. Ambroke. Brackets: Strike Again and Super Kat, Syndrome and Trenchard. 11.55 a.m.— REPOROA HIGH-WEIGHT, $1100; Um and 180yds.—Man o' Man (10) 9-6; Avenida (4) 9-4; First Son (11) 9-3; Kight Round (17) 9-2; War Path (6) 9-1; Aureate Star (Ik Bill Grace (5), Biricino (15), Bonnington (13). Bruno (2), Fair Venture (8), Golden Wave (14). Melodica (18), Robert Peary (9), Scott Doone (12), So High (7). Syllabub (16), Without Fail (3) 9 0. 12.35 p.m.— KEMPTON PARK HANDICAP, $900; 6f —Tricadee (4) 8-9; Cinders (13), Elixir (15), Miroion (18) Short and Sweet (10) 8-8; Aquarcine (5), Ben’s Sister (9), Claudine (12), Crestello (3), Final Oak (6), Golden Gleam (20), Joy Rei (ID, Lady Min (2), Miss Ngajinsky (7), Morgan’s Moon (19) Ness (17), Persei! e (8). Regal Rosa (14), Shellwin (1), Suggest (16) 87. Balloted out in order of re entry; Perselle, Crestello. 1.15 p.m.— OCTOBER HACK HANDICAP, $1150; 6f.—Mighty Midge (5) 8-2; Hightrees (11) 8-1; Lonely Lass (16) 8-0; Brookby Sal (24), Centurion (7), Glenullan (14), Riff Kin (17). Taramara (22) 7-13; Catamaran (6), Gold Cloud (13), Norelco (12) 7-12; Brightson (4). Kspectro (9), High Gate (18), Kiwi Can (2), Tanavar (23). Wini Nui (8) 7-11; Banna Strand (15), Battling On (19), Bei Ellen (26), Eastern Clouds (3). El Fuerte (25), Merito (20), Mr Amura (1), Mr Charm (21), Tere Kaha (10) 7-10. Balloted out in order of reentry: Merito, Tere Kaha, Bei

Ellen, El Fuerte. Battling On. Mr (harm. Banna Strand. Mr Amura. Brackets: Merito and Mr Amura, Mr Charm and Tere Kaha. 1.55 p.m.— ROTOITI HANDICAP, $1200: 9Jf. —Turfcutter (81, Umtata (11; 8-6; Red Tessa (7) 8-5; Cannyscoot (6) 8-4; Big Friendly (21). Bright Brocade <2o>, William the Conqueror (12) 8-3; Genelie (IS), Jack Entoe (31, Lady Cecily (17), Rustavelli (16), Sandy’s Wish (18), Spanish Eyes (23), Synloch (2), Wool Away (13) 8-2; Ail Pasha (9), Banitza (24), Dlnty (22), Dola Rosa (15), Final Filou (111. Idle Words (10), Joy’s Pal (5). Khartoum (25), Khyber Chief (4), Regulate (1) 8-1. Balloted out In order of re entry: Khyber Chief. All Pasha. Dinty, Dola Rose, Joy’s Pal, Final Filou, Banitza. Bracket: Khyber Chief and Re gulatc. (T.A.B. double closes 1.10 p.m.) (T.A.B. closes 1.30 p.m.) 2.40 p.m.— CARR MEMORIAL $4250; Um and 180yds 1 518 BATTLE HEIGHTS (11) 8-4. Won well two starts back and made ground to mid-field last time, 111’., Ellerslie, Oct. 10. Good prospect. G. Hughes. 2 6823 WILLIE CAN (4) 8-3. Game front runner. Sure to be very prominent again. D. Weatherley. 3 2140 OAKVILLE LAD (5) 8-1. In good form at Avondale last month, but well beaten at Te Arolia, Sept. 30. Might come back to it. 4 3984 FRIDAY AFFAIR (8) 7-13. Good sprinter at best. Yet to reach the same form as middle distance runner. G. Chitty. 5 209 HEAD-STRONG (3) 7-12. Surprise and decisive winner this course and distance, Sept. 6, but against somewhat weaker opposition. Latest form not too encour- , aging. 6 4390 NERALEE (15) 7-12. Has not run out recent races strongly. N, Riordan 7 0040 HABANITA (10) 7-11. Looked to be nearing good form again two starts back when fourth, Ilf., Ellerslie, Oct. 7. Well beaten since when she had tongue over bit. Will very likely go better this time. D. Peake. 8 70 SEA CHIEF (16) 7-11. Not yet. G. Scanlon. 9 0074 CLASSICO (15) 7-10. Won this course and distance last April against weaker company. Showed promise

of approaching good form again with last-start fourth at Te Kapa, Oct. 4. 10 4363 GAZZARA (2) 7-10. Un suited by anything but very firm ground. In best form a very solid finisher. H. Mathews. 11 020 DIABLE ROUGE (9) 7-8. Looked to be coming back to form when second two starts back, but well beaten at Waverley meanwhile. P. Roscoe. 12 905 LOCHIEL FAIR (7) 7-8. Looked cup horse in the making this time last year. Has shown recent improvement after a spell and sound fifth last time. 14 0806 UMANUt (4) 7-8. Efforts in four starts this season not too encouraging. 13 0000 ROYAL CHICK (17) 7-8. Has shown nothing yet this season. 15 0 CRACKER JILL (14) 7-7. Tailed field home when resuming from spell, 6f., Ellerslie, Oct. 7. Unlikely to have improved sufficiently. 16 966 LORD THURTEEN (12) 7-7. Latest tw’O runs have been encouraging. Good lightweight. 17 840 SUPREME QUALITY (1) 7-7. Best chance would be on soft or heavy track. M. Austin. 3.20 p.m.— UTUHINA HACK HANDICAP, $1150; fif.—Vegas (5) 8-7; Kotare Lass <9). Showy Countess (7) 8-4; Golden Min (16) 8-1; Mighty Imp (11), Proud Hagen (6), Susan’s Choice (17). Yvette (15) 8-0; Curvaceous (3), Fleet Helen (19), Guy Miler (10), Jack’s Choice (4), Jim Dandy (8), Lalabo (2), Our Chick (13) 7-13; El Cordobes (18), Extrovert (14). Golden Pegasus (1). Puck (12) 7-12. Balloted out with right of reentry; Puck. (T.A.B. closes 2.55 p.m.) 4.5 p.m.— STEWARDS- HANDICAP $2100; 61. 1 0 KALGOORLIE (9) 8-12. Might need another one or two. G. Hughes. 2 8 BLUE NILE (4) 8-6. Eighth last start, 6f, Waverley, October 11. Will very likely go better here. L. Carston. 3 GAY PRINCE (16) 8-5. This will be first race since April but worth watching. 4 DUNMOY (10) 8-4. Has never shone as a sprinter. 5 1106 MR SMOOTH (7) 8-3. Recently won double over mile at Gisborne. This is tougher but in best form would be a prospect. 6 ROBIN ROYAL (5) 80. Re

suniing but showed up well! at Pukekohe trials on Tues-1 day and might go well. W.| Robinson. 7 1 ANTENOR (15) 7-13. Pre-| vious best form was as middle-distance runner. Not be expected to come up with another winning sprint. E. Harrison. 8 12100 INCA GOLD (12) 7-10. Hard to fanev. 9 2067 LAURELVILLE (2) 7-9. Likely improver. i# M 4 Mighty oak (17) 8-8. Looked elose to best form again last time when close fourth at Ellerslie, October 7. Should continue to improve. 11 ARRAGON LAO (19) 7-7. Hardly likely. 12 09 FEATHERETTE (8) 7-7. One of the best two-year-old fillies last season. Should improve fast as ground firms. D. Peake. 13 05 LORNA LOU (11) 7-7. Showed herself well forw’ard last time when pacemaker, 6f, Te Rapa, October 4. Has run well in training since. Looks one of the best prospects. W. Smith. 14 RED DAY (4) 7-7. Hard to fancy. 17 145 LISA GOLD (3) 7-6. Smart filly. Should be hard to beat from her favourable barrier position. 15 0 WAVE OF GOLD (13) 7-7. Failed when resuming racing after spell, last start, at Te Rapa, October 4. G. Chitty. 18 3100 PANCHO (20) 7-6. Up against it from so wide. 19 SANCHO (14) 7-6. Too long out of form to be considered a prospect. 20 TRIPLE TEST (18) 7-6. Not the pace to cope with this type of field. 16 EVEN STAR (1) 7-6. Hardly a chance.

4.45 p.m.— GRADUATION INTERMEDIATE HANDICAP, »1600; 9Jf — Everlelgh (3) 8-10; Monaline (15) 88; Lord Syntax (7). Tambelina (8) 8-6; Don’s Joy (20), Rustlei (9) Testemall (17) 8-5; Jet Ranger (21> 8-4; Zoroaster (5) 8-1; Barwyn (13) 8-0; Grant's Special (22), Proud Arragon (25) 7-13; Gay Actress (14), St Bruce (10) 7-12; Marcayo (11), Sea Imp (12). Strathboy (24), Wow (2) 7-11; Con McDevitt (6), Our Crest (20), Robin’s Request (4) 7-10; Cup Fever (1), Cuyler (18), Golden King (23) 7-8; Double El (16), Golden Ambrose (19) 7-7. Balloted out in order of reentry: Our Crest, Con McDevitt, Robin's Request, Cuyler, Cup Fever, Golden King, Double El, Golden Ambrose. Brackets: Cuyler and Golden King; Double El and Golden Ambrose.