NEW BRIGHTON

Press, 17 September 1976, Page 8

NEW BRIGHTON

™n COURSE TREBLE 5.45 p.m.— SHIRLEY HANDICAP $1825; C 3; trotters; 2600 m. 1 9393 Be Free (1) It R. Morris 2 0403 Scorcher <2) It R. Cameron 3 5877 Teddington (3) It It. McHugh 4 0000 Smashing Time (4) It A. Peruci ch 5 1081 Misarben (5) It I. Sutherland 6 8095 Clifton's Hope (6) It N. Edge 7 3460 Western Approach (7) N. Benny It 8 2472 Bettamoney (8) it J. Boyd 9 0001 Come Here (9) It P. Jones 10 1728 Carrick (1) 20 1). Townley 11 6000 Spangled Key (2) 20 J. Noble 12 1705 Proper (3) 20 B. O'Carroll 14 3061 Globe Water (5) 20 B. Hamilton 15 0000 Tiny Spark (unruly) 20 A. Williams 16 6543 Remlap (1) 30 J. Carmichael Scratched: Tough Going. 6.15 p.m.— SEAVIEW HANDICAP $1850; C 3; probationary drivers; 2600 m. 1 0058 Vamoose (1) It P. Shand 2 27/0 Royal Vacation (2) It B. Kerr 3 0003 Count Laverne (3) It S. Little 4 5321 Master Leon (4) It C. de Filippi 5 600) Mark Aloud (5) It F. Kirk 6 4446 Angora (6) ‘ It R. McNally 7 6210 Armbro Marlene (7) It D. McKendry 8 3048 Inshallah (8) It R. Payne 9 9732 Delbrae (9) It P. Hampton 10 0587 Bonny River (10) It K. O’Reilly 11 8079 Peterson's Pride (1) 20 P. Mounce 13 3005 Select Circle (3) 20 P. Jones 14 3461 Quite Regal (4) 20 Scratched: Tar Foyle. r COURSE TREBLE 6.45 p.m.— CAMBRIDGE HANDICAP $1625; C2; 2600 m. 1 4366 Lone Ranger (1) it M. Raso 2 0762 Miss Pert (2) It J. Carter 4 4430 Lauraine Hanover (4) It J. Hampton 5 3)74 Mount Somers (5) It D. Townley 7 36)3 Speedometer (7) Il J. Smolensk} 9 6072 Pat Nash (9) It P. Jones )0 0737 Star Classic (10) It C. Devine

11 0680 Dawn Tryax <11) It R. Butt 12 9144 Charlie Wood 112) It D. McCormick 13 5800 Bess Hanover 13) It N. Pettit 14 121 Dorothy Lopez (14) It A. Fenwick 15 7810 Adios Charm (15) It D. Mangos 16 2721 Sherry Lane (1) 30 G. Holmes Balloted out with right of reentry: Scratched: Our Location, Sue Foyle, Winter Gold. COURSE TREBLE 7.20 p.m.— SEPTEMBER STAKES $1725; three-year-olds; 2600 m. 1 Nicki Nova (1) It R. Wheeler 2 0624 Radiant General <2) It J. Hampton 3 Smart Doll (3) It K. Williams > 4 Loch Neagh (4) It J. Thompson 1 5 550 Johnny Regalo (5) It K. Chapman 6 5143 Gianna (6) It G. Holmes 7 038 E manat* (7) It D. Hamilton 8 0412 Armbro Dhu (8) It J. Smolensk! 9 3630 Michael's Advice (9) It J. Noble 10 7000 My One (10) It R. Kennedy 11 5805 Ambridge (11) It F. Newfield 14 9666 Carnival King (14) It K. O’Reilly 15 9359 Perfect Wood (15) It D. McCormick 16 9211 Ruling Lobetl (1) 20 I. Schwamm Scratched: Charming Pride. Manservant. UH3 T.A.B. TREBLE TSO p.m.— BOWHILL HANDICAP $1425; Cl; ,2600 m. 1 6230 Cedar Valley (1) It B. Hamilton 2 2271 Present Flight (2) It C. Hay 3 2010 Tommy <3) It K, O’Reilly 4 0754 Pot Hunter (4) it J. Smolensk) 5 7132 Protagonist (5) It P. Jones 7 0681 Sail Again (7) it I. Schwanim

8 2172 Dreamy Boy (8) It D. Townley 9 3006 Good News (9) It E. Cowie 10 1500 Snowden HO) It F. Newfield It 11 5147 Rebecca's Pride (11) It R. Curtin 12 5220 Jollification (12) It A. Williams 13 0000 Winem (13) It E Ryan 14 0104 Vitellia (14) It G. ..Holmes 15 1568 Sentry (15) It A. Perucich 16 1583 Mount Lambie (15) It K. Robertson Balloted out with right of reentry: 6 7273 Butler's Lady (6) It M. Purdon 8.30 p.m.— O. HUTCHINSON FREE FOR ALL $4008; C 9; 2000 m. 1 24 STANLEY RIO (1) It (4h Nevele Golfer—Rio Fleur). Fine second to Lunar Chance on the first night of the national meeting, but was not at his best when fourth on August 31. Sure to go well. J. Noble 2 WAG (2) It (10 g Thurber Frost—Wag). First start since March. 1973. Went well at recent Washdyke trials. but hard to recommend him after such a long absence. G. Adamson J 3121 FORTO PRONTEZZA (3) It <5 h Sly Yankee—Glene). Made-short work of free-for-all field at Hutt Park on Tuesday. In superb form and should go close again. H. Skinner 4 0155 LUNAR CHANCE (4) It ■6 g Majestic Chance—lrish Idyll). Paced a magnificent race when fifth to Speedy Guest on September 4 at his latest start. Sure to be the hardest to beat under these conditions. K. Lawlor 5 61 SPEEDY GUEST (5) It <7 s Garrison Hanover—True Guest) Made a dashing fresh start with a decisive win on September 4. Sure to have benefited from that race and, as he is seldom guilty of a bad run, must be a top fancy. J. Smolensk) 6 1400 MASTER DEAN (6) It (6 h Honest Master—Gay Sheila). One of the more accomplished sprinters, lias not -tatted since April 17 but has- paraded and gone well at trials. Not without a M. de Filippi 7 6316 WEE WIN (7) It <4 h Out to Win Foaming Lass). Has always appealed more as a stayer than a sprinter and even with his strong form background might be hard pressed to get into thn finish W Butt ? $322 PALESTINE (9) It (6 h Scottish Hanover—Condoo). Has finished second to Speedy Guest and Forto Pronto '/a at his two latest starts Is a capable sprinter and in his present form must be considered even from (his awkward barrier draw T. May Scratch?): Final Curtin. IAIKI T A B. TREBLE 9.5 p.m.— ORDEAL CUP ■ $3000; OC; trotters; 2600 m I 1 7055 Lord Rodney H) It T. Thomas 2 8354 Rodney Dale t2) it J. Smolensk I ' 3 7324 Now Charles (3) It I. Cameron 4 0096 Sharaqheen (4) j( P. Jones 5 0079 Southern Comfort (5) It R Stockdale 6 1008 Peter Gerald <6) It A Wil’la ms 7 1869 Lessadav <1) 10 C. de Filippi 8 6043 Screw's Loose (2) 10 I Sutherland I 9 1306 Mighty Lee (!) 15 M de Filippi .10 0121 Nigel Craig i2) 15 B Heron ( I 1 4213 Waipounamu (1) 20 ]

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9.45 p.m.— T. E. JOHNSTON HANDICAP $2800; C 6; 2000 m.

1 2452 SMOKEY LOPEZ (1) It 4 g Lopez Hanover —Regality). Made pace and just failed to hold out Wee Win at Addington on August 31. If allowed to dictate own pace, looks the one to beat. J Carmichael 2 9709 TUDOR GOLD (2) it -6 m Garrison Hanoyer -Golden Circle). Made no impression on August 31 when mak ng a fresh s*art. Sure to be improved, but would probably appreciate a longer distance.

R. Tatterson 3 8924 TREVINO 3) It (5 g Sly Yankee— Kilbank Lady). Did well for fourth to Wee Win at his latest start as he was slow early. Capable of a bold run

J. Smolensk! 4 998 LOYAL DRIFT (4) It (7 in Byebye Bill —Gancia). Should be at the improving stage after three starts earlier in the season. Outside chance.

N. Edge 5 5043 GAY TENNESSEE (5) It (6 m Fallacy—Gay Alabama). Fought on gamelv for third to Trusty Scott at Forbury Park last Friday. Close to winning form and could get into the finish.

K. Purdon 6 2135 KARA KARA (6) It <6 m Scottish Hanover —Local Lass). Has raced most impressively this season and capable of another b»»ld run. R. Brosnan 7 2636 LA ROUE (7) It <7 m Scottish Hanover Roue). Met i trouble .and did well to fin-i ish sixth from 20m behind] Scottish Chat on September 4. Before that was third to Wee Win. Must be a top chance. R. Cameron 8 3628 WAITAKI DAWN (8) It (7 g Waitaki Hanover L ght Morn) Beat all but Scottish Chat on September 4 Last ■ Friday met trouble and was] no danger at Forbury Park Still one of the better prospects W. Kitto, |un. 9 7210 AD INFINITUM (9) It (5 g Nevele Holiday—Wildfire). I Gained a dashing win on l August 31, but failed badly | four nights later. Is speedy enough to get into the finish, but will have to be taken on trust. P. Jones] 10 0085 ROLON WAITAKI (10) It <7 g Waitaki Hanover—Kola Dillon). Went an encouraging. race when filth to Wee Win on August 31. Capable of surprising. P. Gallagheri 11 0777 MIGHTY GAY (unruly) It <6 g Gay Gordon Rosa] Dream), lias shown speed in his races this season ami will only have to begin I cleanly io be close up. G. Shand

T.A.B. TREBLE 10.20 p m.— PACIFIC HANDICAP $2050; C 4; 2600 m. 1 7005 Bronze Regal (1) It W. Butt 2 3461 Quite Regal (2) It J. Noble 3 6228 Kancho (3) It 4 6680 Staveley (4) it 5 0512 Tar Foyle (5) It H. Skinner

6 0224 Tiny Time (6) It C. Devine 7 0000 Sidestep (7) It 8 3251 Majestic Pride (8) It W. Stapleton 9 5683 Warragamba (9) It 10 0300 Dragon's Dream (10) It 12 0736 Eblouir (12) It S. Le Lievre 13 0950 Armbro Tryax (13) It J. Thompson 14 5791 American Chief (14) It 15 5562 Glenwood (15) It G. Shand 16 0041 Cashmere Bay (1) 20 Scratched: JenligJ.it.

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