BEST BETS

Press, Volume CXV, Issue 34012, 28 November 1975, Page 1 (Supplement)

BEST BETS

Bay of Plenty QUICK PICK (Race 4) h g 5 yrs. by Rodney Day—-Courgesse; I trained at Cambridge by 1. J Hunter. ! <>i in at present is very goo 4 with two wins and two seconds in his last four starts. Is racing in good company but should emerge as the victor. Franklin GOOD GIFT (Race »), >» c, 3 yra. by Kiel; Gift—Good Warning; trained at Takanini by 3. Jenkins. : Has freshened welt since Ills trip to Trentham and should have no trouble with thia I field. I Geraldine 1 GOLDEN MILLER (Race 2), b g ■I vis. bv Bachelor Hanover — I'tcuretta; trained at Greenpark bv ft. S. Thornley. (Shaped ’ike an early winner when lie forced all of a strong pace and held or; for second to Shalako at Addinßlon Racewav last Saturday, II he races with the samo dash, he should be too good for this field Greymouth HIGH LAKE (Race 5), b rn. 4 yrs. by High Rank l.akhsrm. trained at Riccarton by A J and P. J Williams. Impressive winner in maiden class over 1400 m al New Zealand Cup meeting Should get Ihe run of the race from No. 3 and expected t'» master iWOni with ease. Woodville ELSTHORPE (Race 6). b< h ft ‘ Xrs bv Sobig Horne, trained .it Hastings b< h Quinlivan Seemed to be out ol form for ;i while but a good run for third at FicKhng on Novemher 15 proved lie is a class horse with plenty of resetvo and he should feature in tho placings tomorrow Wyndham LOCAL SCOTT (Race 8 br g. I yr.-, by Ixx-a’ Light Dixto ilanox er. trained at WintoM b.x H Cot I ook- the best pio-pect at the meeting Had a terrific win rung ru at Wairio last start. No doubt he is a young pacer • al teal potent'si.