OTAGO HUNT

Press, 2 September 1977, Page 20

OTAGO HUNT

eesjoi 11.1$ am.— SEAVIEW BRUSH HURDLES *1623 2400 m

ON-COURSE TREBLE 113# am — WYLLIES CROSSING HANDICAP

ONCOURSE DOUBLE W.JS p.m.— MAIDEN STAKES No. 1

Brackets: Tanaka and Tesoro Mio; Tippity Witch and Vivienne Joy; Colonel Proctor and Grey jAngel; King Aristoi and Parfait 'Amour; Pearly Gates and Princess ’.Orchid; Red Ensign and .Saintly J Girl; Sareee and Truest; Wliist- . elie and Wyella. ’i MTC

ON-COURSE TREBLE .1.10 p.m.— WOODSIDE HANDICAP

1.45 p.m.— '• OTAGO HUNT CUP $3000; 4000 m.

■ si T.A.B. DOUBLE 2.30 p.m.— ' TALLY-HO HANDICAP $3000: 1600 m, 1 3111 WARONUI (8) 58 (4 g i Mellay—Ailez Vite, H. A. Anl derton, Wingatui). Last seai son’s top ranked South

island three-year-old. Has not raced since June but usually goes well fresh. N. Harnett 2 3226 DIAMOND PAL (15) 53 id m My Pal—Godetia, G. Walker, Invercargill). Struck purple patch of form at Grand National meeting and must rate strong consideration despite failure at Gore 1 last Saturday. G. Heaton 3 1351 JUDGE OBADIAH (12) 52 (4 h Whistling Willie—Spur On, P. Smellie and K. Thompson. Invercargill). Made highly promising start to another campaign with victory 1 over this distance at Gore last Saturday. Obviously a bit above average. 4 4021 ARCELLO (6) 51S (5 R Montecello—Ardito. R. Beasley, Wingatui). Capped off 1 solid efforts at Grand Nat ional meeting with last start victory over 1400 metres. Should again find conditions to his liking this week. A. Robrnson 5 1542 CHARLSON (17) 51.5 (5 g Charicles —• Vanlyn, D. Thomas, Invercargill). Failed to improve winning record 1 in two starts at Grand Nat ional meeting but close to best again with fast finishing second to Game Warrior at Gore last Saturday. M. Mein 6 3393 CLARENDON GOLD (7) 1 51 (5 m Causeur —Golden) Gtynnis, C. S. Reese-Jones, Wingatui). Consistent marc known best for her deeds) over more ground than this) but bold run fresli-up would <1 not surprise.

7 8340 CANDYBOY (13) 50.5: i 5 g Sucaryl—Moy, J. D. i Pankhurst, Wingatui). Form! a bit hard to follow but very capable on his day and would ? only need to run up to his Winter Cup form to get into the finish here. 8 0007 LYNDA MARY (3) 50.5, <6 m Bellborough—Flair Go J I. Clark, Nightcaps). Taking) longer to come to form this time up but some improve I

ment when seventh at Gore last Saturday. 9 8064 AMBROSE LODGE (1) 49 (7 g St Ambrose 11 —Lady Lodge, B. T. Jones, Washdyke). Does not win out of turn but seems to go well on this course and is always a chance when there is mud!: around. I 10 8020 RUN TRUE (11) 49 (6 m • Hastings Road—Blue Girl. L. Norman, Wyndham). Form all round not particularly in ’ spiring but second to Fleet ■ wood Mae at Grand National . meeting two starts back was impressive effort. 11 6700 BUCENHALL (9) 48.5 6 g Bu centaur —Valhalla. J. Brown, Wingatui). Hard to fancy on anything he has done lately. J. Moroney 12 1140 MR AY BEE (5) 48.5 <4 g Show off 11—Gold Cross, A. Prendergast, Wingatui).:; Failed at Oamaru last Monday week when having first race since April but looked very promising in winning a treble in the lower grades in the autumn. D. Walsh 13 6360 ALFEE (18) 48 <5 g Hast ings Road—Borough Lady. M. J. Lawson, Invercargill). Has failed at his last two starts but third in Paparua Handicap at Riccarton just beforehand was promising effort. 14 7509 COCKATOO (4) 48 « g Oncidium—Kataban. S. G. Shaw, Invercargill) Form suggests that he is at an age now where vast improvement cannot be expected 15 000 MACE (10) 48 <8 g Kurdistan—Capers. A. E. and L. G. Didham. Wingatui). No signs' of form yet on present campaign. Others prefer)cd. 16 0807 MONTANA GIRL (14) 48 (6 m Monteeello —Montaha. D O’Neill, Invercargill) Has! been failing to run her tacos out strongly for some time.| Capable but would have to| be taken on trust. 17 0870 TAKE YOUR LEAVE (16) 48 <6 g Gate KeeperSubdual, G. B Thomson. l Wingatui). Form all round: not very impressive and hard i to fancy in this, his first race since April 18 3706 TRELESSE (2) 48 6 m Mellay -Treasure Pond. 11. A Anderton. Wingatui). Once) looked the making of a laiilx good stayer but formidable task here in first race since | last November. W. Craig; 3.10 p.m.— MAIDEN STAKES No. 2 $1125 1200 m. 1 8(1 Charlar (7) 51.0 G. Offen 2 6 Dellarca <8) 54.0 S. Woods ford 3 452 Ivaway <9) 54.0 4 090 Komatsu <l4) 54.61 W. Stevens I

TA B. DOUBLE 3.50 p.m.— G. J. BARTON MEMORIAL $1400; 1209 m. 1 2223 DAWNWAY (2) 57 (4 m Postillion II —Sepal; G. Robertson, Wyndham) Resumed this season with close third to Willie Arthur at Gore last Saturday. Top filly last season and should be close to winning form. 2 1451 CATASTROPHE (7) 56.5 t 3 c King’s Troop II —Celebrar; R. Marsh, Wingatui). Had no trouble in beating similar at Oamaru last Saturday week. If track is not too Heavy he must be the one to beat. J. Pankhurst 3 3432 TRIXETTE (6) 54.5 <6 m Lomond—Flying Trix; J. Dowling, Wingatui). Distant second to Catastrophe at Oamaru. Hard to see him turning the tables tomorrow hut should fill a place again. • A. Robinson 4 3010 CHARLES DICKENS (5) 54 <5 g Heave Ho 11 —Monica Dickens; J. McKay. Winga-' tui). Badly beaten at Riccar-I ton early last month but pro-, viously won well over this • ii.-tanep at Timaru. Should not be far away in this field. R. McAra 5 8078 UNIC (11) 53.5 (4 h Country Dance—Jenhar; W. Turner, Washdyke). Weakened to eighth over 1400 m at j Gore last Saturday. Has enough speed and may give some cheek over this dis-' lance. 6 0009 ASCOBELLE (10) 53 «6 m, Greek God—Wana; C. Coe, Rangiora). Fair ninth when resuming after a nine month j lay-off at Oamaru. Capable on ( wet tracks but may need more racing. 7 3078 GOLD TIME (3) 53 »6 h' Final Order—Miss Joi; JJ ('arran, Otautau). This will be first race since June. Hard to see her measuring up. 8 6990 LAINGWIN (9) 53 t 6 R. (’harielcs —Marmorhowe; A. I N. Didham. Wingatui). Good runs are few and far between and over more ground. ! G. Offen I

9 5890 ROSIE'S BOY (8) 53 (4 g Causeur—Miss Mannequin; W Latimer. Kangiora). Has His lair share ol amlits Should be nearing best after two runs in fresh campaign. Light-weight chance. B Lee 10 9006 SOME LOCH (4) 53 (6 g Lomond—Sometime; E. Winsioe. Gore). Started new season with fair run for sixth at Oamaru. Would have t«> improve further to a threat in this field. 11 0050 THE ELMS (1) (5 h Causeur — Festival Queen: Mrs G. Gullery, Woodend). Blew out in first run since January at Oamaru last Mon day week. Speedy and quick improvement can be expected. M Mem

1 3511 Macau ley (7) 6.5.0 H. Pateman 2 2662 King Bard (12) 61.5 3 8780 Bennelong (4) 59.0! 4 1080 Scotch William P. Dooney 59.01 5 4045 Commonwealth (3) G. Mee 58.5 4 0260 Sudden Change (9) 55.8: 7 2773 Zee Bee (1) B. Kennedy 58.5 j fi 8883 Lead The Way (17) 57.5 i 9 0569 Bactrim *16) 57.0 10 0000 Darn Glamorous (5) 57.0 11 006 Magic Gold (11) N. Harnett 37 0 1 12 0498 Motoway (15) P. Collins 57.01 13 0008 Never Know *8) 57.01 14 7599 Prince Causack 14) G. Offen 57.0 j 15 5309 Red Royal HO) L. Collins 57.0 ( 10 6000 Second Deal 6) 57 O' 17 3075 William Grey -13) N. Ridley 57 0.

$1200; 1200m 1 12 Leyb (7) r.q r; 2 0000 Accession <8) A. Robinson 55.0 3 4313 Big Gong (3) 55.0 4 3370 Ef Cee »4) N. Harnett 55.0 5 3804 Final Tribute (111 55.0 6 1 Aircatch <9) 54.5 7 4175 Big Skipper (13) 54.5 0 9319 Count Causeur (10) D. Adams 54.5 9 1 Golden Centaur <6) R. Me Ara 54.5 10 6810 Little Miss Echo <5> 54 5 11 0317 Magic Reign (15) G. Heaton 54.5 12 14 Silverbay ,2) A. Cowan 54.5 13 8900 Aristocrat (14) W. Stevens 54.0 14 7000 Bright Flight (1) J. Moroney 54.0 IS 0000 You Beauty (12) 54.0

1 08 $1900; 1200m First division Arrojado (10) 54.0 3 Country Knight «i J. Pank hurst 54.0 1 5 006 Eden's Loss (16) 54.0 7 9900 Janlee (6) D. Adams 54.0 9 0050 Lady Burn *7) 54.0 : n 8003 Magic Slipper >2) N. Harnett 54.0 13 0835 Padlock (13) 54.01 15 ooo Sensational (5) II. Goscomb 54.01 17 0900 Tanaka (15) 54.0 i 18 Tippity Witch 14) R. Meads 54.01 19 0868 Colonel Proctor ill) 51 0; 241 5050 King Aristoi 12) ->l 0 21 0 Pearly Gates • It A. Robinson 51 0 22 3 Red Ensign (3) 51.0 23 0 Sarcee <91 51.0 24 09 Wyefla t4) 51.0

Second division • 2 (MM) I Burgerville (16) H. McCann no 4 4905 Oebreter (2) 54.6 6 0020 Flo way (10) 54.0 8 09 Kins Prawn 3) ' )4 10 0525 Lochinora 7) L. Collins 540 12 00 Mara View (15) 54.0 ,14 0000 Persian Bay (11) G. Offen 54.0 16 8005 Someuse < 12) 54.0 17a 0786 Tesoro Mio (6) 54.0 18a 00 Vivienne Joy < 13) 54.0 19a 0 Grey Angel .14) W. Stevens 51.0 20a 0 Parfait Amour (1) G. Sanderson 51.0 21a 0 Princess Orchid (5) W. Craig 51 0 22a 42 Saintly Girl .6) G. Heaton 51.0 23a Truest (9) 51.0 124a 0 Whistelle (4) 51.0

$1200; 1600m. 1 8634 Salonika (3) 55.5 B. Hibberd 2 0702 Prince Commander (10) R. Me Ara 55.0 3 0060 Regal End 6) L. Collins 55 jl) 4 8000 Bold Star .7) G. Offen 54.5 5 7076 Icky Warhop (2) 54.5 6 3264) Kincorth (5) 54.5 7 064)0 King's Siren (11) 54.5 8 4084 Milando <4) 54 5 9 7000 Mister Hastings <8> 54.5 10 4080 Open Gate (1) N. Harnett 54.a 11 8006 Royal Hawa 9) 54. a

1 2110 Cheeky Fella 5) P. Dooney 65.5 2 2542 Bronze Boy 10) G. Mee Brobon >2) 64.5 3 4161 63.0 4 1211 Sheikle tl) 63.0 3121 Trell s8) 63 0 6 1102 Nevertell t9) 62.5 1043 Lebanon (7) B. Kennedy 60.0 8 4001 Trial Run (6) 59.5 6164 Blazing Peak <3) II. Pateman 59.0 10 7351 Macaufey <12) 58.5 1 1 1 3022 Young Command (4) O. Anning 58.5 12 0338 Paulborough 1 11) 58 0

5 00 Lomaris (13) G. Heaton 54.0 s 00 Nippon Queen >1) 54.0 7 054 Puckle's Choice (4») 54.0 8 9854 Spindler (11) N. Harnett 54.0 9 4037 Tiber Kan (2) R. Me Ara 54.0 .0 05 Traditional (15) S. Prince 54.0 00 Adieu (10) A. Robinson 51.0 27 Copen AU (3) D. Adams 51.0 in 0 Crown Patron tl2) 51.0 14 4008 Quarry Hills t5) W. Craig 51.0 15 Treb i4) 51.0

4.30 p.m.— 1 TAIERI HANDICAP 81400; 1600m. 1523 Duquid < 12) 56 0 2 0376 Ebony Prince 4) 3 0000 Melaka i7) s 4 0200 G. Sanderson Selector <«i *» 0942 M. Mein Dismiss »5) 0 • 0203 Sports Gate ll> 0 7 w>ir> S. Prince Magic Case <2* 5 8 no N. Harnett Memory Lane !»• 54 e 9 5906 Shalanee '6i 54 ,> 10 3905 II. Meads Goodall 110> 0 11 0290 Hood <3) 54 (> 12 9006 Some Loch 1) 54 0