FORBURY

Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33454, 8 February 1974, Page 2-3 (Supplement)

FORBURY

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

6.05 p.m.— TWILIGHT HANDICAP $1400; C2; trotters; 2700 m—Airdrie <4l, Johnny Felika <2), Scottish Wine d), Vai's Lass 13) It; Ann's Globe 13), Moody Heather (2), Quiet Native (51. Here Hine >.41, Sue (6), Twilight Fair (1) 20.

6.35 p.m.— OTAGO MOBILE PACE $1300; Cl; 2700 m—Credential (7), Demine (13), Guipure (11), Julie Forbes tl), Kayson (14), Major Fortune (4), Master Terry (6), Mighty Lord <l2), Music Hall (3), Mystery Box (8). Mystery Gap HO), Norm Red (5), Riband’s Girl ♦ 2). Williemite «9) It. 7.05 p.m.— TIMES HANDICAP No. 1, three-year-olds; 2700 m. — Game Chance (5). Hall Master »2), Lycome «7), Majestic Choice (3), Old Salt (4), Red Skin t 6), Waitaki View (1) It; Chatterton ♦.!), Mighty Tuft (2) 10. 7.35 p.m.— STAR MOBILE PACE, $1400; C2; 2700m.—Champion Rose *9), Damian Peter <2), Hal Foyle (6), Helenca (11), Heather Hanover ♦3), lan (5), Jamaican *8), Joygiver fl 4), Rory H 3), Scottish Armbro (10), Sbavande (1). Speed King (4), Teamwork (12), Valiant Prince (7) It. 8.05 p.m.— TIMES HANDICAP No. 2, $1500; three-year-olds; 2700 m- . Tempest H), Grouse Call (6), Living Doll <2). MeGrouther i 4), Majestic Pride <5). Old Buddy <6), Tempest Foyle <3) It; Delbrae (1) 10. (T.A.B. Double closes 7.10 p.m.) (T.A.B. closes 7.30 p.m.) 8.40 p.m.— FESTIVAL FREE FOR ALL $4000; C 8; 2700 m. 1 9603 MANAWARU (1) It <7 g Prince Charming — Flying Mile). Confirmed fine third to Hobalan and Arapaho on January 26 with a bold run at Rangiora on Wednesday. Looks right back to hh b< I and sure to b<* prominent A. Harrison la 7444 ROYAL ASCOT (3) It 6 g Prince ( harming Morsel). Finished fourth to Robalan on January 26. Looks to have freshened n little and looks a gr» at place • hancr 2 9402 SCOTTISH CHARM (2) It t 8 m Scottish Charm— Lillium). Finished strongly for second to Adies Adieu on first night of meeting. Must be given a strong

chance on that run. D. Townley 3 0003 FAB 14) If u> Hundred Proof — Gala Girl). Went an improved race for third behind Adios Adieu on Wednesday. Looks to be returning to his best and snould be a place prospect.

M. Skinner 4 8811 ADIOS ADIEU (5) It <7 g Dick Adios — Eden’s Pride). Has shown plenty of dash id his two wins so far at the meeting. Will find this harder, hot must still be a chance.

T. May 5 7975 FAIT ACCOMPLI (6) It ••» i* Johnny Globe—Strive). Only lair efforts so far at the meeting and makes little appeal unless the track becomes soft.

D. Kerr, |un. t 9586 RYAL (7) it .5 g Canny Sent—Ley aval. Makes little appeal on showings so far at the meeting, although cap. able of better.

R. Cameron 7 1122 ARAPAHO (8) It (6 g Ba< helor Hanover — Dusky B;k L Looks the probable winner after seconds to Robalan at two starts last month at Addington. Went well at Rangiora on Wednesday.

J. Smolensk! 8 4898 SASSENACH »9) It «7 I' Voui>£ Charles — Lcyava).

Makes little appeal on latest showings. D. McNaught 9 8792 BOMBER BILL (10) It *6 h Robert Dillon — Whippy Jean). Showed something of his true form when he ran Adios Adieu fairly close on Wednesday night. Place chance. J. Carmichael Bracket: Manawaru and Koval Ascot. 9.15 p.m.— MOSGIEL HANDICAP, $2000; C 4; 2700m.—Lady Martial (5), Miss Winter (3), Pompano *4). Saint Moritz (I). Screw’s Loose (2) It; Jillinda tl). Rodney Dale r 3), Waipounamu «2), 10: All Alone (1), Land Point 2) 20. (T.A.B. closes 7.30 p.m.) 9.50 p.m.— MORNINGTON PACE J 2550; €0 and €7; 2200 m. 1 5523 RIPOLET H) It -7 m Morris Eden—Carcnot). Eair third to Loyal Drift on first night. Must be given a chance on that run. C. McDonald 2 4435 KING’S ROW .2) It <6 h Johnny Globo— Mighty Bay). Most unlucky on first night. Looks well and sure to take beating. R. Kerr 3 9375 Adios Ned <3) it (5 g Dick Adios -Bonnie Maiden). Rather unlucky w hen fifth on Wednesday. Racing well and sure to be a top chance. J. Dalqcty 4 9009 LANCER HANOVER 4) It <6 g Bachelor Hanover Lakeda). Made up ground on Wednesday hid not racing well enough to be a serious threat. D. Dalqety 5 010 THURSA .5i It Hi g Forward—Brenda Dillon). Made no impression on Wednesday Very speedy and could surprise. F. Bennett 6 3040 FORTUNATE «fi) It 7 g Garrison Hanover Dilion’s Advice). Too erratic to recommend with any confidence. Broke on Wednesday. S. Edge 7 5C06 CORNWALLIS i 7) It g Garrison 11. mover Joyfree). Looks likely to benefit as a result of race on Wednesday. Could surprise. K. Williams 3 5027 HOBART LORD 18) it <5 g Ix>rdship Hobart Lass). Beaten favourite on Wednesday after having evrrv chance. Not too consistent

;ind must ho given another chance. D. Townley 9 2IGB STAR GUEST (9) It <5 m Garrison Hanover —Special Guest). Badly placed for most of her race on Wednesday and did well to finish fairly close, looks in great heart and could surprise. D. Wells !0 6074 LEVANA .10) It <7 m < iarrison Hanover—Golden Circle). Went improved race for fourth on Wednesday after being in the open for much of the way. Must be a chance on that run. G. Holmes 11 6862 STEREO LIGHT 411) It <6 g Local Light—Coodoo). Caine on strongly for a close second to Onassis on Wednesday. Repeat effort would

give him a fine chance. J. Smolensk! 12 9953 GENERAL DEMAND < unruly) It (7 g Van Hanover—Allanax). Finished boldly for third to Onassis on Wednesday. Racing well enough to be considered again. R. Cameron 10.25 p.m.— FAREWELL FREE-FOR-ALL PACE, $1875; C 4 and C 5; 3200 m. —Averil’s Dream (3), Canny Glen (6). Captain Jura (11), Charliewells HO), Delvin Scott ♦8), Flying Eagle (5). FrrneheHe ♦9), Helkeiwa «4), Pippo »2), Sam Carter H), Scottish Joy <7), Thurber Command «12> It.