AUCKLAND
7.55 p.m. JOHN W. ANDREW PACE
Nedra. T.A B. DOUBLE 8.25 p.m.— N.Z. JUVENILE CHAMPIONSHIP $10,000; two-year-olds; mobile; 2200 m. 1 7112 TRIO (1) It. Run down
bv Genesis on the first night after making the pace. Grand record this season and innst have fine chance. A. Peruclch 2 BSM BLUE MERCURY (2) It. Well back on the first night after breaking early. Shows promise but hardly likely in this company. R. Starr 4 57«3 DEL'S TROPHY (4) It. Only fair third on the first night after trailing Trio. Not happy in going, though, and could go much better if the track Is better. L. Purdon 5 16)1 DAWN MIST (5) It. Bold winning run on the first mght after making niost of the pace. Best filly in the country and will be well suited by this distance. Must be tough M. Barry 6 1311 GENESIS (6) It. Brilliant finishing run to beat Trio on the first night. Well above average and looks hardest to beat. ■. ... T - Thomas / 0004 TAWANUI (7) It. Ran on well on the first night. Hard to fancy though. , „ J. Smith S 5332 BLUE CHIP (8) It. An other solid raee on the first mght. Raeing so consistently must be respected.
P. Wolfendenl » a MITZI MILLER (») It Out-! classed on the first night and looks to have little hope here. 10 2223 TEMPEST BELLE (10) It Ilan on gamely for third to Dawn Mi.st and Blue Chip on the first night. Close seconds to Dawn Mi.st at Hutt Parkin previous two starts. Can-: not be ruled out. ~ J. Cole 11 0005 SABEN (11) It. Showed speed at Ranglora last Satur-! day after slow getaway Best i showing third to Klntvr'e and Priiice Rapide at Addington on May fi Wil) b e helped bv tn<> mobile start. c BuHer 12 00 DANCING PARTNER (12) It. Moderate showings so far i Looks out of depth here. . , G. Pruden Scratched: Bajazzo. 9 p.m.— L J - R _. BARR ., ETT HANDICAP'
TAB DOUBLE 9 35 p m.— DOUBLE CASH HANDICAP $1350; C 5; 2700 m. 1 38'20 ELLAMON (>) It. Weak-i ened badly on the first nh'ht idler leading at 1000 m. See-' ond i<> Brlulant Hmory at Alexandra Park time before. Could surprise. L. Purdon 2 1713 ICE WISE (2) It. Good third on the first night after i being prominent all the way. Ra< ing so consistently must, have fine chance. P. Jones 3 2274 DEL'S BOY (3) it. Ilan on strongly on the first night' after being well back most of the wav. With safe start' could be dangerous. P. Younq 4 9820 SHEER NANDINA (4) It Weakened to last after be ng parked out on the first night Not consistent hut hard to beat when In the mood. B Creed 5 0001 LORD MIKE 15) H. Hr turned to fonn with impres site end to-end win en the drst night. This is harder but should still go well. J » »3U BRILLIANT EMORY ft)
It. Disappointin'' on Hie first night when only eighth. Previous form of high standard and entitled to another chance. M. McKendry 7 2114 TOP STAR (7) It. Fine showing on the first night from second row barrier draw. Well placed here looks sure to he prominent. P. Woll'enden 8 5009 LEITRIM (8) It. Weak effojt when ninth on the first night. Hard to fancy on that run. A. Fausett 10 6880 WAYLYNNE (1) 10. Well i back at Addington on Max 26 in latest start. Form hardly encouraging. 11 3067 LADY ANDRA (2) 10 Ran on fairly well for sex ■ erith on the first night. Keeps going useful races and could show up. 12 9675 SUNSHINE SAL 3) 10 Ran on solidly when fl fill on the first night. Should be im proved and could be dangerT. Knowles 13 2042 JASCOE (4) 10. .lust beaten by Myron on the first night after being well up all the way. Seldom '.ocs a poor race and looks one of the best prospects J. Carmichael 14 9407 GAELIC PRINCESS (5) 10. Improved showing for seventh on the fit I night. Could be regaining form. H Timmins 15 3350 STAR CHANCE (6) 10. Always well hack on the lust night. Sound form In south previously. Could do better. P. Jon*s 16 7075 BEAU RIOS 17) 10. lias not Hired since .l.muarv 2, when fair fifth at Rotoiiia. p. Blanchard Balloted out in order of »«•- entrv: 9 0590 WINDY GROVE (unruly) 19. Poor showing mi the first night. Vast improvement needed. . — B Pordon 17 7590 THESEUS (unruly) 10. No rhanco on the (list nigi-t after breaking earh \o appeal on form in recent i months. A Dunsmuir 10.35 p.m.~I DAVID GARRISON PACE
$3200; C 3; mobile; probationary drivers; 2200m. 1 7239 Romaway (1) it 2 6048 Blue Toreador (2) It 2 0836 Rowandale >3) H 4 2211 Lion Brown 4) It !» 9564 Tudor Park <5) it 7 0805 Major Dell <7) Il 8 2513 Guess What ,8> It 9 1130 Consulade ,9) it io 0010 Brandon Blue (JO, u 12 Scottish Reward 12) It 14 7000 Bowlvn ,14) It 15 0402 Wairata (15) it 11 0809 Michael's Advice III It 13 9097 Coping Stone <J3) It Scratched: San nMario, Sly
$5500; C7; 2700n>. ■> i 6.) Moon Commander 1) 11 2 I 151 Myron <2) 11 3 1126 Clan Derby <3i 1 0007 Maverick <41 11 1613 Gold Rand (5) 11 6 9004 Sallv Belwin ■ unruly) Hi 7 4272 Scottish Lustre t|. i 0731 Del's Dream Hi 40 rratvhed: Rondel
$3700 7444 ('4; mobile. 2700m Tunny .1) it •2 0007 Royal Edward *2i > t 3 0090 Sir Mile** i 4 5135 Guy Dale «4) •i .■» ooio Sir Jim • .’») it 6 0741 Glen Butler € t 7 7R0H Sly Chance 7) 4 H 2013 Heldpx ■») It • 701*; C*flFyl Ou »«) M 10 O09R Abekas >10) u 11 1142 Wtri Udy Ul) U
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