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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33626, 30 August 1974, Page 22 (Supplement)

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(T.AB. closes 9.20 a m.! 10 30 a m — FIRST ASHBURY HANDICAP $950; CO; 2600 m. 1 0207 Almitra (I2t F. O’Reillv. ion 2 0004 Blazer Boa <2) If. Henderson 3 000 Charles Play <4i it P. Gallagher 4 09 Come Here ill It A Kerslake 5 0007 Flying Charlie •!.'»• I' D. Townlev 8 2 Kara Kara <6) It R. Brosnan 10 6005 Longlands <5! It I. Sutherland 11 670 Master Nigel (I6> A Malcolmson 12 0-106 Mikelay <I8) It A Ryan 13 3906 Murphymu (9) It D. Donaldson 14 Royal Tango (11) It P Yeatman 15 2083 Skippy Hanover <B> It S. Henderson 16 0000 Thibeau ,14) It 17 Top Song <lOl II D. G. Nyhan 13 5948 Waitakl Dawn (13) It W. Kitt, Jun. Balloted out In order of reentry:— 6 0069 Heeni <l7l It 7 00 Jerry Onyx It Seratched: Lee On (T.A.B. closes 9.55 a.m.) 11.5 a.m.— MARCHWIEL HANDICAP $950; CO; trotters: 2600n>. 1 0070 Big Poplar (2) It ■ J. Carmichael 2 0 Chicken Man (6) It 3 Dovet (10) It 4 5594 Escaldo (8) It G. Glenle 5 0577 Glen Rowan (14) It S. Henderson 6 4046 Hameloch (16) It R. Cameron 7 4005 Happy Day (9) It L. Broom 8 Hilton Court (13) It 9 0658 King Fire (3) It 10 0057 Maadi (18) It W McDonald 11 o Metronome (7) It T. Thomas 14 00 Sharagheen (4) It D. Jones 15 0032 Tacmae (12) It 16 0090 Upholder (9) It M. Kennedy 17 0009 Wesenelli (11) II T. Behms 18 0380 Zalman King (17) It B. Gliddon Balloted out in order of reentry:— 13 0 Quick Pick (15) It A. Dykman 12 0 Our Irma (5) It A. Amyea (T.A.B. closes 10.30 a m.) 11.40 a.m.— FIRST GRANTLEA HANDICAP, $1150; Cl; 2600 m. 1 1900 Avalon Hero (3) It F. Bebbington 2 0090 Brother Eden (fi) It M. de Filippi 3 2000 Count Logan (16) It B. Clark 4 0000 Frances Marie (4) It R. Mills 5 5344 Imperial Demand (13) tl T. Thomas 6 0400 Late Night (11) It J. Carmichael 7 4509 Mine Own (5) Il F. Newfield 8 6100 Newport Forbes (10) It J. Smolensk! 9 6312 Palmdale (9) It K. O’Reilly 10 9365 Red Plaid (14) It P. O’Reilly 11 0010 Regal Fallacy (15) It D. C. Nyhan 12 0958 Royal Sceptre (8) It D. D. Nyhan 13 1487 Selwyn Grattan (I) It 14 3058 Tillringer (7) It J. Hampton 15 5092 Van Order t2) It C. McLachlan 16 2213 Vite Cheval i 124 it A. Purdon (T.A.B. closes 11.5 a.m.) 12.15 p.m.— SECOND ASHBURY < HANDICAP, $950; CO; 2600 m. 2 6008 Avoid (6) it P. Gallagher 3 6838 Barley Boy >7) It S. Henderson 4 9 Boloyna (10) It P. Yeatman 5 5704 Bronze Ruler (8) It G. Patterson 6 Cushla’s Dream >11) It S. Miller 8 0 Exterminator (15) it D. Jones 10 4000 High Rank (18) It T. Behrns 11 0023 Just Hal (9) it G. Shand 12 Kotare Rua (16) It R. Tatterson 13 0707 Lee Forbes (5) It I. Sutherland 14 0007 Matal Mist (4) It 15 8000 Mister Bobs (17) >( P. Toomey 16 0097 Tineka (2) It I. Cameron 17 7468 Trevino (3) It J. Smolneskl 18 8090 Wily (1) It Balloted out in order of reentry:— 1 5058 Aloft (14) It C. White 7 6509 Diamonds Last tl.ll It Scratched: Flying Ribands. (T.A.B. closes 11.40 a.m.) 12.50 p.m — RANFURLY SHIELD HANDICAP $1150; Cl; trotters; 2600 m. 1 3010 Armbro Lady <6) It H Cameron 2 3031 Atarau Lass (5) It P. O’Reilly, Jun 1 6528 Brenda Bell (2) It W. Rouse 4 4943 Captain Bell (4) It K. Brosnan

5 5586 Janday <8) It K M. O'Reilly 6 4060 Sunshield (7) it 11. Fine 7 5215 Tultena <9) It K W O’Reilly 8 9067 Waitakl Gamble >3) It i 9 QOO9 Wee Adios <1 > It 1 10 886-1 Christian Dior 13) 20 J. Noble 11 0001 Frihet tl) 20 G. Adamson >l2 5825 Netherby (4) 20 E Skinner 13 3450 Portage (2) 20 M. Butt (T A B closes 12.15 p.m.) 1.25 p.m.— THIRD ASHBURY HANDICAP $950; CO; 2600 m. I 6339 Armbro Circle >2) It L. Curry I 2 0 Colali i)6) It C. Waters I 3 4704 Dannemora (8) It J. Hampton 1 60 Dragon’s Dream (7) It M de Filippi ■ 6 7242 Freight Train (15) It B, Lynskey i 7 455 Joe Ninety (14) It J. Noble 8 9592 Kowhai Lad (1) Il B Chamberlain 10 0000 Margaret Hanover It (10) P. O’Reilly jun II 3479 Merriment (2) It G. Nottin)Miam 12 Move Up (17) It IL Greenhorn 13 2009 Our Win ill) it P. Gallagher 14 005 Present Flight >3) It C. Hay 15 Sawdoctor (5) It S. Henderson 16 2057 Top Pick (4) H A. Dykman 17 Valiant Charge (8) It J Carmichael 18 6222 William Point 16) It R. Cleave Scratched: Felicity Jane, Manatunga. (T.A.B. Double closes 12.35 p.m.) (T.A.B. closes 12.55 pm.) 2.5 p.m.— SOUTH CANTERBURY HANDICAP $1875; C 4 and C 5; 2600 m. 1 5424 AVON SONG (2) It (5 m Waitakl Hanover—Rosalie Morn). First start since June. Showed sound staying form late last term and could easily surprise. A. Cowan 2 4770 DAVID GARRISON (6) It (4 h Garrison Hanover— Lady Nairne). First start since being trained in Canterbury. Has gone well enough at trials to be a sound prospect. J. Smolensk! 4 9087 HANOVER BAY (11) It (5 h Scottish Hanover— Dorstan). Went an Improved race on W’ednesday at Addington. Could be coining back to his best, which would give him a chance in this field.

J. Carmichael 5 0140 HELKEIWA (1) It (9 g Flying Song—Downfall). No appeal on showings at Addington earlier in the month.

R. Brosnan 6 8244 HURRANIA (7) It (4 m Armbro Hurricane—Arania). Most unlucky in both races at the National meeting, particularly last Wednesday. Looks ready to win at short notice and should make a bold bid.

J. Noble 7 0775 LADY HODGEN (8) It (5 in Hodgen’s Surprise— Morissa). Made pace and tired in the sprint won by Hal Foyle on Wednesday.

Stays well and must be given another chance. P. O’Reilly 8 0699 MAPLE (4) It (5 g Scottish Hanover — Anama). Rather disappointing in two splints at Addington recently. Better stayer than sprinter and must be given another chance.

9 0058 MICRON (5) It (5 h Lordship—Monapat). Shade disappointing on Wednesday when he failed to get near the leaders. Better placed in this field and could be harder to beat. 10 0500 MIGHTY GAY (12) It (4 g Gay Gordon—Rosa Dream). Is In great heart but inability to muster early speed is against him. With a reasonable beginning could beat most in this race. G. Shand 11 7000 ROLON WAITAKI (3) It (5 h Waitaki Hanover —Rola Dillon). Broke when leading after 350ra on Wednesday at Addington. No appeal. M. de Filippi 12 1432 WYNNUM LORD (9) It (5 g Lordship—Hobart I.ass). Just failed to catch Hal Foyle on Wednesday. Looks close

to winning form and should beat most in this field. D. Townley Ineligible: Hal Foyle. (T.A.B. closes 1.30 p.m.) 2.40 p.m.— SECOND GRANTLEA HANDICAP $1150; Cl; 2600 m. 1 8908 Ben Trovato (4) It L. Smillie 2 6507 Coringa John (14) It B. Anderson 3 5486 Dawn Tryax (8) It G. Court 4 9700 False Smoke (9) It P. Yeatman 5 3030 Hampstead (2) It G. Adamson 6 7041 Lady Wanaka (11) It D. Harley 7 7450 Lycome (15) it R. Brosnan 8 9009 Mystery Gap (7) it 9 8000 Norm Red (5) It M. de Fillipi 10 1000 Raven's Monarch (13) It J Hamilton 11 0700 Renay (10) It S. Ballantyne 12 7601 Sally Brown (16) It J. Carmichael 13 2216 Tempest Foyle (6) it II Skinner 14 2999 Top Tally (3) It G Shearman 15 3844 Veracity (12) It J. Bond 16 5358 Wichita (1) It K. Chapman (T.A.B. closes 2.5 p.m.) 3.15 p.m.— NORTH OTAGO PACE $1’350; C2; 2000 m. 1 0080 CECILY'S GIFT (18) It (7 m Fallacy—Cecily Ann). No appeal. G. Shand 2 7242 COULIGHT (2) It (6 g Local. Light—Couthie). Did well for second to Seafield Dauphine on Wednesday after starting slowly. Racing consistently and will take beating. J. Smolensk! 3 0479 COUNT BASSEY (13) It (6 g Dark Signal—Kerry Countess). First start since May. Has useful speed and could be an outside chance.

R. Allen 6 3054 HANOVER CLAN (8) It (4 g Scottish Hanover—

Pretty Hanover). Desperately unlucky not-to finish closer on Wednesday as he failed to work clear in the straight. Due for a win and should go close. J. Noble 7 1740 JOHN HIMSELF (9) It (5 h Johnny Globe—Light Patch). First start since June. Has sufficient ability to be prominent, but might need race. K. Williams 8 9953 JOSIE'S DREAM (5) It (8 g Lumber Dream—Josie Pique). Useful run for third to Armbro King at Oamaru on August 10. Must be respected on that run. 9 7165 JUST-A-GLOW (4) It (4 m Fallacy—Shine Away). Has not raced since she disappointed at Nelson in June. Capable on her day and must be considered. P O'Reilly 10 0075 LADY HANOVER (17) It (5 m Waitaki Hanover—Lady O’Neill). Fair run at Kurow meeting. Outside chance. 11 1100 MASTER ROBERT (12) It (4 g Robert Dillon—Wonderful). Looked promising last season, although he failed in two latest starts. Speedy and could be prominent. G. More 12 0700 OVER RULE (15) It (6 g Bachelor Hanover—Golden Rule). Showed speed after a slow start at Addington On Wednesday before dropping away near the end. Rough chance. 13 6366 PARAVILLE (10) It’(ns Lumber Dream—Paramount). Showed sufficient ability last Purchase by Canadian

Brockworth Ace and Felicity Jane will do their future racing in the interests of Mr Y. Baillergeon, of Quebec, Brockworth Ace, a six-year-old gelding by Johnny Globe from Bonnie Doon, won five races for Mrs D. M. Washbourne, for whom he was trained by D. D. Nyhan. Felicity Jane failed to win a race for her trainer, J. G. Shaw, but she was placed. OBITUARY Mr K. G. McLaughlin The death occurred in Ashburton on Wednesday of Mr K. G. McLaughlin, one of Canterbury's best-known owners. One of the top performers to carry the McLaughlin colours in early post-war years was Swayup, whose victories included the 1949 Dunedin Guineas. Other useful winners for Mr McLaughlin, in partnership with his late father in the early and mid-19505, were Johnny Peep, Aquarius and Porcelain Prince.

Two of Mr McLaughlin’s best winners in more recent years were Gay Defoe, a dual C. J. C. Metropolitan Handicap winner, and Glamis Lad. These two, between them, won 31 races and more than $51,000 in stakes.

Dashing, the winner of 11 races for Messrs N. W. Crosbie and E. C. S. Falconer, was aquired by Mr McLaughlin as a six-year-old and won two further races for him. Among the foals he bred from her was Flying Time, the dam of Maclane, winner of the White Stone Handicap at Oamaru last Monday week.

this field. ’ A. Kerslake season to have a chance in 14 8000 SCHNELL (11) It (5 h Rodney Day—Meadow Floss). Pleasing runs at recent trials, but broke after being checked on Wednesday at Addington. Could surprise. 15 0476 SCOTTISH CHIEF (7) It (5 h Tuft—lrish Hanover). Has paced three fine races so far this season and must be one of the better chances. C. McLachlan 17 4035 SONGCAN (3) It (4 g Fallacy—Sweet Singer). Must be a top chance after bold runs in tw’O starts at the National meeting. D. G. Nyhan 18 0001 WAITAKI HOPE (1) It (5 m Waitaki Hanover—Subtract). Scraped home at the Kurow meeting earlier in the month. Will find this harder. I. Sutherland Balloted out in order of reentry:— 5 0200 FROSTY PETERSON (6) It (7 g Thurber Frost— Madam Peterson). No appeal. J. Williamson 4 3110 EAGLE DALE (16) It (5 g Eagle Armbro — Terrace Dale). Showed much promise last season and must be considered. Scratched: Seafield Dauphine. Marlborough “s growth The growth of (he Marlborough Trotting Club was emphasised by the retiring president (Mr A. E. Cresswell) in his report to the annual meeting held earlier in the week. On-course betting of $220,350 at the club’s 1974 jneeting had exceeded the total on and off-course betting in 1968. For the sixth consecutive year record betting figures had been returned. Stakes in 1968 were $ll,lOO, said Mr Cresswell, while in 1974 the total had been $27,100, of which the Racing Authority subsidy amounted to $B5OO. Some 200 horses raced at this year’s meeting, compared with 175 last year and 107 in 1968. It was in the interests of owners and breeders that extra permits be secured to offset the increase in the number of horses available and the reductions in the safety numbers on the various courses. He hoped that the Marlborough club would be successful in its endeavours to obtain some of the new permits expected, said Mr Cresswell. The club showed a loss of $2038, compared with a loss of $l5BO for the previous year and $3319 in 1972. Additional race meetings were needed to offset thehigh costs of maintenance at the racecourse at Waterlea. TV in drivers’ room The installation of a colour television receiver in the drivers’ room at Addington Raceway has been most favourably received. Videotape of each race is re-run about five minutes after the finish of the event and these are closely followed by all in the room.

For Hastings.—La Foudre, which will travel to Marton with R. E. Verner’s team next week, may resume at Hastings.