MANAWATU

Press, Volume CXIII, Issue 33252, 15 June 1973, Page 4 (Supplement)

MANAWATU

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

1130 a.m. — HIGHBURY PLATE SIMM. Im. First Bivision; Alwick (7». Arctic Gold (»>. Big Don ,J7>. Brvnvn (131, Charinas (19), Classic 'Light (22,. Chief Disguise (15>. Favander (16). llavawin <23>. Judgeford (18). Kami (11, Nieor der (111. Pisces (21). Rafael ( 10‘. Koval Mill (ID. Swift Ruler (B>. Taient Quest (3) 8 10; Copen hageu Girl (12). ' Golden Ilan, 120). l.adv Midget (5, Parajay ,6> Starlight Night (2>. Vivienne Kai <4, 87. Balloted out tn

(order of re-entrv: Judgeford. (Starlight Night. Kami. Second division: Asahi (22). Bay Magic <9), Blue Arrow (16). Battle Cry (17i, Comedy (10), Cab Driver '(12). Coney Island (4), Flash Sailot (L«). Hikarangi (It). Jims j Pride (21). Kistadan (15). Pale i tine (6) Quclani (2», Ruling Xecj tor (1), Snake Gully (20). Soelaki (7; 8-10; Aureona (14). Grazia (5). Kessvf (13). Matchless (19), | Regrettable (3). Summer Court I (8? 8-7. Balloted out in order of re-entry: Regrettable. Bay Magic Brackets: Bay Magic and Big I Don: Blue Arrow and Brvnvn; j i Battle Cry and Charinas; Com-' edv and Classic Light; Cab Driver: and Chief Disguise; Conev Island i and Favander; Flash Sailor and llavawin; Hikarangi and fudge- ! fold; Jim’s Pride and Kami: Kistadan and Nlcor<ler: Paletine j and Pisces: Quelani and Rafael ! Ruling Nector and Roval Mill Snake Gully and Swift Ruler;. Soelaki and Talent Quest: Au re- 1 j one and Copenhagen Girl- Grazia I and Golden Rani; Kvssef and I l.adv Midget: Matchless and Parajay: Regrettable and Star (light Night: Summer Court and [Vivienne Kav 12.5 p.m — NG AT A HURDLES, $1650. I3f — Amalfi (6> 10-4; Vienna B«’v •."»> 10 3; Tiromai (13) 10 0: Walk Along (3» 95: Accurate <9» 93; Rordighera (1). Harleigh Babe (7« ' Jovial Knight (11). Just Armed '10). Len Fairclouch (12* Re cniit <2*. Sarlat (4». Slinperv Sam <B>. Son Heart (14) 90. 12.40 p.m.— AWAPUNI HURDLES $3000; I4jf Rlurit (ID 9 11: Never

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fFrom Onr Own Reporter’ GREYMOUTH Mr J P Guerin, a Grrymouth accountant, has been app«*inte<l secretary of the Grev mouth Jockey Cluh ftom June 30. succeeding Mr R t- Fitzgerald who recently resigned from the post

. Give In (7) 9-9; Yenesei (8; 9-4; I Headmaster (3) 9-2; Burglar Bill i 1 (9), Legal Ruler (5), Tosh (2; 9-1; ; Bagheera (10), Ms Blue (I). Mystic Dancer (6), Prince Nizami i (12), Vienna Boy (4) 90. 1 1.15 p.m.— SAPLING STAKES, $1400; 6L : —Kija (6) 8-11; Jackee (4) 8-8; Kitty's Pride (10> 8-6; Showglade , Fair (9> 8-4; Armidalc (3). David i D'Oro (20). Kisaki Gold (5). I Marnie June (15). Red Mcllay . I(18» 8-i; Champagne Ladv (12), .First Cali (13) Go Lucky (22). Magnate <2l». Mellay Boy (17), i Metier (2», Mv Boy (19>. Nearo ;(8). Our Laddie (16). Sound iLease (7). Striptease (14). Skibareen (D, Waimanu (I 1 8-0. Balloted out in order of re 'entrv: Kisaki Gold. Red Mellav |Skibare.en, Striptease. Waimanu.

Ration Point in form 'The Press” Special Service PALMERSTON NORTH. Ration Point took time »honours at Woodville vesterday morning when she ran her final trial for the Suburban inter mediate at Awapuni. Fast work took place 45 feet out on the course proper. The going was soft, but not nearly as bad as at Awapuni. Ration Point went six furlongs in I min 17 4-ssec. the last ■hreo in 39 l-ssec. a good time in the conditions. Dark Scene galloped a mile ami a quarter with Bit O' Blue. I hex came from the six furlongs in Imin 26 2-.»scc. the final three in 41 4-ssec. Tiromai and Harleigh Rabe I xvent six furlongs in Imin 24scc without being asked for an effort. Tiromai won the firstdav hurdle event easily and sluMild repeat in the Ngata Hurdles Slippcrv Sam jumped well over seven hurdles, then went five furlong' in Imin 61sec. the final liner in 88aec This was go,Ml work in pteparation (or the >N*aU llu,dle*

1.56 p.m.— MANAWATU STEEPLECHASE, $3500; 2Am.—Sunseeker (13* 10-1; Sabaean Summer (17) 9-12; Teak (2> 9-8; Even Terms (10) 9-7; Dark Scene (7.) 9-6; Agra (8), Mess Time (12), Opstan (6j 9-5; Celtic Song (16), Status (5) 9-4; Yuill Do (4) 9-1; Jak Tat (18). Llissus (1», Lonelv Lad (11). Martin Lee (9). Paddy's Escort (15>. Stillorgan (3). Transfusion (14) 9-0. (T.A.B. Double closes 1 p.m.) (T.A.B. closes 1.20 p.m.) 2.30 p.m.— MANAWATU WINTER HANDICAP $3500; Ilf. 1 3372 BALLYCASTLE (11) 8 13. Unlikelv starter. 2 9681 ORIGIN (2) 8-7. Impres sire success at Wanganui. On his dav is very haid to beat. M. Burridge. 3 8010 HECKLE'S CHOICE (13) 8 4. Failed last week, but is capable of much better. 4 2001 GUARDIAN (15) 84 Fine win last week. Must be given every chance of repeat 5 0200 ESC AMEND (12) 8-3. Bogged down at Ellerslie. Still retains his pace and max not be far away. 6 1093 RICHARD THE FIRST (♦I 8-3. Racing well and after handy run last week may go close. R King. 7 4130 FREDERIK (8) 8-2 Lost interest at Wanganui. In the mood, could be very difficult to beat W. Skelton. 8 3960 FOREIGN AID (7) 7 12 Long last on the first day Would have to improve. G Clutterbuck. 9 0070 KERRY STAR (6) 7-12. Could have needed last week's run and may be read.x to show his best. M. Campbell. 10 0097 THUN (10) 7-12. Made ground last week Could improve even fu ether this time. M. Gillies. 11 7039 AU FAIT (14) 7-11 Battling a bit at Wanganui May be place chance though R. Jenkins. 12 9850 BACARDI (1) 7-11. xv mild haw e to improve 13 0305 CROWN PROSECUTOR

i (3) 7-11. Fair run at Foxton and could be place prospect., B. Thomson. 14 2680 MY BLUE (5) 7-11. | Showed ability when winning. .»! way out of hack class. Could upset. J: 15 2331 WILLEM BARENDSZ (4) \ 7-11. Will be making open s ! debut after a good spin of c; form in hack company. May •; not be that far awav. sI 3.5 p.m.— FAREWELL HANDICAP. $1400; Ilf—Red Wolf (13) 9-3; Celtic Fox (10> 8 12; Capsule <l2j 8-10; Waihuu Lass (17) 8-8; Rovalite ’ (16) 8-7; Trocar (5» 8-5; Autumn! Cinders (4) 8-3; Buka rat («).i Frosty <1l). Special Fair (7» B-2< Golden Call (14) 8 1; Banitza (2),! Golden Pbylus (b. Jose ‘6). Undette (9) Silver Heart (3), State Higbwav Hs‘ 8-0 '■ ■ UJJO j J IfXvM tH (T A.B closes 230 p.m.) I 3.40 p.m.— J MEMBERS' HANDICAP t ; $2200; 7f. j 1 1232 NUBILUS (7) 8-12. | Racing well and due for win. k W. Skelton. ■ 2 0028 HIMSELF (8) 8-10. Very pacy and could be hard to l - peg back. D. Harris. 3 6014 MOIDART (4) 8 6 Handy k run at Awapuni after Wanganui success. Could r run close in this. R. Jenkins. I 4 0 GOLD TOR (6) 8-5. Second * run in current campaign May find this too short. ! 5 2490 RANI AURORA (10) 82 ? First run since November t Could go well fresh 6 8006 CHOLLA (11) 8-0 Battling at Foxton and Awapuni last week. Runs well on heavy tracks and could be an upset chance. 7 7100 FINAL REQUEST (5) 8-0. tj No form so far in current ► i campaign but is not without 4 7040 MAREBELLO (1) 80. < P<M>r effort last week and i ‘ would have to improve a s- gn«»d deal to take this i 9 5708 MIAS 113) 8-0 Battling I <1 Wanganui. Place change at best 10 0380 MR EBEE (12) 8-0. Recent runs have not been .• convincing, but is capable of mu< h better R White. I 11 6508 PARAMILL (2> 8-0.

Battling at Trentham. but could be one for longer odds after a short break away M. Burridge. 12 078 TRAMORE (3) 8-0. Mar be getting close to best after L three runs. I 13 6065 WELCOME PARTNER (9) 8-0. Just battled at j Wanganui. Win here would be a surprise. M. Campbell. 4.15 p.m.— 1 SUBURBAN HANDICAP, *l4OOI7f —Cracker Jacket (17) 9.0’ O'Riley (1» 8-12; Bonn} Kev ,24i 8-9; Even Return (20*. Wellmeas : (4> 8-8; Pontoon (7) 8-4; Khanii (2b 8-3; Beilmana (13). Rise And Fall (3> 8-2; Cobbs Call (5). Escutna (22) Just Armed <IO» 8-1; I Dcnraine (2). Dimples (14). Fly- ) ing Tor fill Havawaltz (23). Hunting Chief (IB*. Jose <B>. ; Mighty Merit (12* Mighty Kajah • »15), Mr Case* (6>. Ration Point (I 9 State Highwav (9». Tricky . Boy (161 8-0 1 Ballot«'d out in order of re‘lentrv. Hying Tor. Dimples Mr ! Casey. State Highway. Just . Armed, Jose.