NEW YEAR RACING
HOLIDAY CARNIVAL CONTINUED GREAT NORTHERN DERBY TOMORROW (By “The Watcher.”) Race meetings will be in progress to-morrow in New Zealand at eight centres. The Auckland meeting will be continued, when the principal event will be the Great Northern Derby for 3-year-olds. The Wairarapa, Marton, Hawke’s Bay, and Stratford summer meetings will open and conclude on Wednesday, while in the South Island racing will take place at Greymouth, Waikouaiti and Wyndham. The Greymouth meeting will conclude on Wednesday, on which day the Southland meeting opens and concludes on Thursday. The Auckland four-day meeting will conclude on Wednesday.
There has been a general improvement in the weather since Boxing Day, and provided no more rain falls tracks should be in perfect order for the racing. Fields everywhere are exceptionally good and the sport promises to be worth seeing.
THE WAIRARAPA MEETING CUP HAS ATTRACTED FINE FIELD For Wellington patrons of racing the chief attraction at New Year is the popular fixture at Tauherenikau of the Wairarapa Racing Club. The Cup race has filled well, owners no doubt being attracted not only by the good stake but also by the handsome trophy presented to the winner by Mr. C. Elgar. Cheap fares are available by convenient trains, and the road is in good order for motoring. The first race will start at 12 noon, and the programme is as follows, re-handicaps included: —
TAUHERENIKAU STAKES, of 130 sovs. Five furlongs. All 8.7. Water Spear Bicker Administration Speannain Hygrade Mint Belle Baskier Tourist Spearin Sambur Greenfield Wee Night Refleeto Shona Projection Ravine Black-eyed Sue Apple Spear Kiriana Austerity Arikinui Acre—Temperance Imatcagirl gelding Shortly Guide Ligjit Kentish Lady Sir Spear In this big field the draw and the start will be a great factor. On form, Baskier, Arikinui, and Kiriana should perforin creditably. FEATHERSTON WELTER HACK HANIIICAP, of 130 sovs. Seven furlongs.
For her win at Manawatu, Borsalene was raised 41b. She should again run well, for the field is very weak. Billion and St. Melba may do best of the others. NURSERY HANDICAP, of 175 sovs. Five furlongs.
First Money was raised 81b. for his Awapuni win, but he should run well for all his weight, the opposition, on the whole, being very moderate. His stablemate, Duellona, may be preferred. Tobaccoland should also run creditably. WAIRARAPA CUP, 'of 500 sovs. One
Panther's rehandicap was Sib. for his win at Awapuni. He might run well, but lie does not greatly appeal in this big field. Doree will not be at the meeting, but Seatown is to start, and will be ridden by N. C. Trillo, who handled him very capably in the Manawatu Cup. As Seatown has done well since he raced Inst Thursday, he should prove the best of the topweights. Nightmarch is likely to go to Marton, but, of course, if he runs here he is worthy of the most serious consideration. David Garrick, Panther, Clarinda, Kilmezzo and Stanchion seem to be the most likely of the others. Seatown, David Garrick and Kilmezzo appeal most, provided, of course, that Nightmarch is not a runner. KAIWAIWAI HANDICAP, of 200 sovs.
While Veronese did not win at Awapuni she did not run badly,, and with Noteworthy nnd Second Thought should perform the best. Baskier, if started, should also show up.
D.-'~H HANDICAP, 150 sovs. Six furlongs anil 37 yards.
NEW YEAR HANDICAP, of 170 sovs. One mile nnd 37 yards.
STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs.
Singleton was raised 71b. He should run well if started, and others with, good prospects are Polnnett and Tanagra.
THE MARTON MEETING Within easy reach of a big racing district, both by road and rail, the Marton meeting, which has drawn an excellent list of acceptances, should be liberally patronised. The first race starts" at 11.45 a.m., and the programme is as follows, re-handicaps included :— *
TRIAL PLATE, of 120 sovs; weight 8.7; Six furlongs and 37 yards. Cobham Royal Black Miss Atlanta Hightide Kali Grattan Black Malre Valky » Balloon Tercmoana Pegeen Oge Mint Belle Ri.ngiutu Pot Shot Scottish Standard Day Comet— Warzone Tiz filly On form, backers will probably select Balloon, Black Maire and Grattan in the Trial Plate. FIRST HURDLES, of 100 sovs. One mile and a half.
Red Bank’s re-handicap was Gib. Elicit and Grand National look the most likely to trouble him. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 150 sovs.
Drumatihue . 7 9 Acredity ... 7 0 Dwyer’s Elect (Zarcne —Praeda), Boundary and Equitant should run well in the Juvenile Handicap. MARTON CUP, of 600 sovs. One mile and a quarter Star Area ... 8 7 Mountain
Star Area was raised 191bs. for his two wins at Awapuni, and now has 51b. more than he won with over a mile and aquarter on the second day there. Still, he has not a prohibitive weight and should run well, although one or two others now with a pull in the handicap will be very much more troublesome. Nightmare!), if started, and it is understood that he will run and be ridden by A. Keesing, will probably be favourite and he should justify such confidence. Historic is raised 51b. and as his rider to-morrow (A. Hobson) is a strong horseman, he should be able to run another good race. Ruanui might run well. Clarinda, it is understood, will be nt Tauherenikau. Mendip ran very consistently at Awapuni, and on Saturday was not overwell handled. He cannot be disregarded, nor can Singleton, who was raised 91b. Doree is an uncertain runner, but Mountain Heath and Koddar are both possibilities. Niglitmarch, Historic, and Mendip appeal most.
Re-handicaps were Mangaharei, 91b.; The Warden, and Miss Field, each 71b. Mangaharei, Miss Field and Wyeford have the best form.
Benzora was raised 41b. for his Awapuni win. If he strips in form he should run well, and with Vast Acre aud Miss Pat makes a likely trio.
Acred was raised 31b. for his Awapuni win, and King Quex 81b. Kalos. Acred and Thrift should run well with a proviso in favour of King Quex if lie is not nt Tauherenikau.
THE STRATFORD MEETING One of the best nil-round meetings of the New Year, outside the main centres, is the annual fixture of the Stratford Racing Club. This year’s meeting promises particularly well. The programme, including rehandicaps, is as follows:—
■TRIAL STAKES, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs. Weights: 3yrs. 8.7. 4yrs. and up 9.0. Havering Kentish Lad Iciogne Archieval Patrolet Royal Tour— Eniberalto Antagonist geld. Kaba Wiseacre Remona Edulof Campolo Corwen Merxcis ’ ack Odin Akania Theresa Bell On form Archieval, Iciogne and Merxcis may run well in the Trial Stakes. TARIKI HIGH-WEIGHT HACK HANDICAP. of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs and a half.
Airtight. Owairaka and Glen Star showed best form at the Taranaki meeting.
Seatown will be at Tauherenikau. Orazone was raised 41b. and Manly 31b. Orazone should again run well, and on recent form Mint Leaf and The Swell should show up.
Royal Acre . 9 9 Glen Star's rehandicap was 51b. Star double win at New Plymouth. Horomea, San Fera and Royal Acre may run well. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 200 sovs
Lady Quex was raised 31b., Llanore 131 b., and Coolmint 41b. Callapat, Llanore and Coolmint appeal most. DOUGLAS HANDICAP, of 300 sovs. Six furlongs.
Paul Lucerne was raised Gib., nnd Melissa 61b. Ridgemount, Te Atiawa, and Gold Dawn may run prominently. MIDHIRST HACK, Of 200 sovs. Eight furlongs and a half.
Glen Star’s re-handicap was 51b. Star Comet, Glen Star and Sovena are a likely trio. RAILWAY HACK, of 200 sovs. Six
The rehandicaps were Lady Quex 71b., Partial Eclipse 61b., and Cool Mint 61b. Lady Quex, Denier aud Partial Eclipse may do best. THE AUCKLAND MEETING GREAT NORTHERN DERBY DAY The third day of the Auckland summer meeting has drawn excellent fields. So far the fixture has been held in wet weather, aud on a heavy track, and if firm going should prevail for the conclusion, the form earlier may not be too reliable. The principal event is the Great Northern Guineas, in which Trantham has two representatives in Tcheka and Concentrate. The programme is as follows: —
Amor and Phillipic are a couple of Riecartou representatives that should perform well, and on a dry track, Tidal’s chance would be enhanced. Moy Hall looks the likely lightweight.
The form of the handicap two-year-old points decidedly to Dalston, who is an extra good sort. Desert Song would go well on a firm track, nnd Gay Ballerina is a speedy filly.
Beaumont has not had any luck at the meeting. They say he was very badly ridden the first day, and should have won, while on the second day he was going well when be fell. Compared with some of the others he is not at all well handicapped, but he is solid, and should run well. Royal Form and Mangani read best of the others. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB HANDICAP, of 1750 sovs. One nille and a-half.
Track conditions will have a lot to do with the result of the big handicap. In any case Pegaway is bound to run well. Count Cavour is improving, and. like Pegaway, is at home in the heavy going. Vertigeru and Corinax should be well backed. Corinax beat a good horse in the Cup, is at the top of his form, and even now has a very reasonable weight. It does not look as if New Zealand Cup form was much good, though the ground on Boxing Day contributed largely to the defeats of Oratrix and HoylDke. The lightweights do not greatly appeal. If one should surprise it might be White Fang. gem, Corinax, and Pegaway are a likely trio.
The three-yetir-old form is so much on a par, and, moreover, so moderate that there can be no definite opinions on Derby prospects. Track condiHons will bear largely on the result Prodice was the early favourite, but she has gone off a bit On her form at the meeting she will find it difficult to win. The way Toxeuma stuck to Aussie on briday was imnressive He, Tcheka, and Red ilex’kle may do best, with Concentrate likely on a firm track.
The hacks in the County Handicap are not a good lot, and Jolly Money, despite 9.0, will be well supported. Zeuxis and Mussie may do best of the others. NEWMARKET HANDICAP, of 750 sovs. Six furlongs.
Aussie, Paganelli, and Awarere read best in the Newmarket Handicap. The bracket is certain to be a screaming favourite. GLASGOW-HANDICAP, of 550 sovs. Seven furlongs.
Cimabue and Branson represent superior class in the Glasgow Handicap. Liason is a likely lightweight.
THE HAWKE’S BAY MEETING
The fields for Hawke’s Bay are much above the average of the past fdtv jears and the prospects there are very favourable. The programme is as follows: —
Wilmoreana, First Prince and Heather Blend may run well in the Jumpers' Flat race. MAIIORA MAIDEN, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs. Weight 8.0. Last Mark Tutlra Gold Medal Ngahuru Whakaotirangl Sylvan Dell Bernera Irish Court Mothplane Speedway Monetize Joskin Good Cheer Blackpool Acre—Ruse di Trisogne Guerre f. Princess Elizabeth Town Section Bay D’Or Golden Area Merry. Mixture Last Mark, Mothplane and Monetize have the best form of the maidens.
Rapine is likely to need racing. Huikai and Queen’s Choice should do best. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of 140 sovs. Five
Lordlike, Best Friend and Cuticle may run well in the Juvenile Handicap.
Form points to Kick Off, Pole Star and Gold Bag in the President’s Handicap.
better chance to find his feet over a mile. Repay and Topere may run well.
Shadow 7 7 In the big field of hacks in the Hying Handicap there may be a surprise. King's Jest, Knightlike and Kaihoro should run well. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of IGO sovs. Six furlongs.
Joy .King and Millais may be prominent’in tiie concluding event. GREYMOUTH MEETING PANGOLIN WINS GREY HANDICAP (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) , Greymouth, December 29. For the first'day of the Greymouth Jockey Club's meeting the weather was wet, rain falling during the first half of the afternoon. The attendance was moderate, and the track holding. The totalisator handled £6799, compared With £8532 on the first day last year. Results:— MAIDEN HANDICAP, of 80 sovs. Five furlongs. 3 Miss A. Cowie’s Bright Spear, 8.13 (J. Campbell) 1 2 Lord Middleton, 8.13 (ghaw) 2 5 Fair Go, 8.13 (Jennings) 3 Also started: 7 Mercutid, 1 Discordia, 4 Bowser, 6 Waikaia and Gold Well (bracketed), 8.13. Won by three lengths,' one and a half lengths btween second find third. Time, Imin. 13 2-ssec. . FIRST HURDLE HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. One' mile and a half and 110 yards. 2G. G. Holms's Lancer, 9.6 .. (Tilson) 1 3 Erin-go-Bragh, 10.12 (F. Thompson) 2 1 Shipshape, 9.13 (Shaw) 3 Also started: 4 Steel Bar, 9.0. Steel Bar lost his rider. Won by six lengths, twenty lengths separating second and third. Time, 3mln. 2 4-ssec. PAROA HANDICAP TROT (harness), of 105 sovs. One mile. 4 E. H. Thompson's Liberty Hall, scr. (Owner) 1 10 Kawana, scr (J. J. Jarden) 2 1 Dice, scr. (S. J. Thomas) 3 Also started: 11 Loch Bank, 8 Allanora, 3 Bonnie Locanda, 7 Little Victor, 9 Meritor, 5 Nonsuit, scr.; 6 Young Author, 12yds. behind. Won by five lengths, six lengths separating second and third. Time, 3min. 12sec. GREY VALLEY HANDICAP, of 135 sovs. One mile. 1 H. A. Rhlnd’s Pangolin, 9.10 • (Campbell) 1 3 Fairy Tidings, 9.3 (Walsh) 2 2 Moratorium. 8.9 (Coveney) 3 Also started; 4 John Dlx, 7.1. IVon by a length, three lengths between second and third. Time, Imin. 48 4-ssec. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 110 sovs. ■ Six furlongs and a half. IR. Adamson's Sky Quest, 9.0 .. (Bush) 1 4 Sagittarius, 9.2 (Messervey) 2 2 Spode, 8.7 (McCann) 3 Also .started: 3 Arch Arrow, 8.12! 5 Caliburn, 8.10. Won by a length and a half, n length separating second and third. Time, Imin. 27 3-ssec. OTIRA HANDICAP TROT (saddle), of 105 sovs. One mile.
SJ. D. Marshall's Spotlight, scr. (Dyer) 1 1 Howdah, scr '.. (D. Bennett) 2 12 Royal Audubon, scr (E. Lee) 3 Also started: 9 Loch Bank, 3 Lou Harold, 10 To Karere, 7 Idol Boy, 12 Myrtle Dillon, scr.; 14 Queen’s Ferry, 8 Sedmere, 12yds. behind: 2 Rita Gay, 24yds. behind; 4 Lady Bell, 15 Wastewood, 30yds. behind; 11 Roger Lyon, 48yds. behind. Won by two lengths, three lengths separating second and third. Time, 2min. 27 l-ssec. HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 110 sovs. Six furlongs and a half. 4 Donnellan and Shannahau’s Some Lad, 9.3 (Messervey) 1 3 Solfello. 9.0 (Bush) 2 2 Oriflanib, 9.7 (Campbell) 3 Also started: 1 Lucklaine, 7.13; 5 Killaddie. 8.4. Won by three lengths, two lengths separating second and third. Time, Imin. 35sec. BRUNNER HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs and a half. 6W. Fisher’s Atone, 7.12 .. (Messervey) 1 3 Double Mint, 7.9 (Taylor) 2 5 King Cheops, 8.3 (Walsh) 3 Also started: 1 Smithereens. 8.11; 4 After Ten, 8.6; 2 Rina Mangu, 7.12. Won by four lengths, a length separating second and third. Time, Imin. 26 4-ssec. TO-MORROW’S ACCEPTANCES By Telegraph.—Press Association. Greymouth, December 30. TRIAL STAKES, of 80 sovs., Five fur-
DOBSON HANDICAP TROT (saddle), of 100 sovs.; 2.28 class. Oue mile and a quarter. Cawtbron .... scr yds. Idol Boy scr bhd. Guy Pointer ~ scr Queen’s Kerry 12 ’ Loti Harold ... scr Sedinere 12 Myrtle Dillon . scr Howdali 12 Bingen Wilkes. 23 Wastewood .. 23 Spotlight .... 23 ’NEW YEAR HANDICAP TROT (harness), of 100 sovs.; 2.2 S class. One mile and a quarter. Allanora scr Vai Logan .... scr Anon scr Royal Audubon scr Bonnie Locanda scr Idol Boy scr Dice scr Howdali 12 Del Oro scr Young Author . 12 Kawana scr Ecstasy 12 Little Victor .. scr Liberty Hall .. 12 Lochbank .... scr Lady Bee 30 SCRATCHINGS FOR STRATFORD CUP By Telegraph.— Press Association. Stratford, December 29. Bright Glow was scratched for the Stratford Cup nt 9.30. Siaosi was scratched for the Stratford Cup at 11.30. WAIKOUAITI HEIIANDICAPS. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Tiniaru, December 28. The following rehandicapu have been declared by Mr. .1. E. Henrys for the Waikouaiti meeting:— Iligh-weight Handicap—Tardy, !).12. Bray Memorial—Meadow Lark, 8.11. Orbell Stakes—-Meadow Lark, 8.6. Hawkesbury Hack Handicap—Waving Corn, 8.1).
Hofowliero . 10 8 Rlpdaie .... 9 0 Borsalene .. 10 1 St. Melba ... 9 0 1’reezoout 9 11 Tripos 9 0 Billion 9 8 Kotalii Eka.. 9 0 General Wai 9 6 Agreeable 9 0 Mandarine .. 9 o Retlecto .... 9 0 Volplane ... • 9 o Ngarangi 9 0 Dermod 9 0 Degree 9 0
First Money . 9 1 Hot Springs 7 4 Duellona 7 11 Courtlike ... 7 4 Hunting Call 7 9 Acre —Elevina Arizona Lad 7 9 f. 7 4 Ex Dono .... 7 9 Becky Sharp 7 4 Count Palatine 7 9 Rule Ben Hur .... 7 9 Britannia 7 4 'J’obaccoland 7 9 Lady Kone .. 7 4 Push 7 0 7 4 Emotion .... 7 7 Miss Desmond 7 4 Painting .... 7 4 Catilex 7 4 Grand Blow 7 4
mile uncl a quarter and 60 yards. Hynanna .... 9 11 Kilmezzo .... 7 3 8 6 Teri 7 8 6 Howley ...... 7 0 David Garrick 8 3 Thurnbell ... 7 0 Nightmarch . 8 o Stanchion .... 7 0 Black Mint .. 8 o Rotowhero ... 7 0 8 1 Twink ....... 7 0 Panther 7 13 Borsalene ... 7 0 Clarinda 7 10 Imarosebtid . 7 0
Six furlongs. Nightmarch . 9 1 Banket 7 10 Callanmore .. 8 3 Royal Duke . 7 10 Helotis 8 3 Raineses 7 8 Silver Coot ... 8 2 Lady Ideal .. 7 0 Miss Ransom 7 10 In the absence of Nightmarch, form gives Helotis, Callanmore and Silver Coot good prospects wAirarapa HACK HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. One mile. Spearmiss ... 8 7 Courageous .. 7 9 Ro towhero .. 8 fi Imarosebud . 7 8 Rabbi 7 13 Cloyne 7 I) King Quex .. 7 13 Bissac 7 Rorj’ Mor ... 7 12 Mandarine ... 7 3 Moutoa Volplane 7 0 Wonder 7 9 Hymcstrason . 7 0 For their wins at Awapuni King Quex was raised 111b. and Rory Mor Sib. Both should igain run well. for the field is not strong. Courageous nd possibly Bissac should trouble them most. WARDELL HANDICAP, of 200 sovs. Seven furlongs. King Midas . 9 11 Rameses 8 6 Royal Gaine . 9 4 Deluge 7 11 Inferno 0 4 Decoy Bird .. 7 9 R 9 Maui 7 8 King Midas Royal Game, and Maui seem a likely trio in the open sevenfurlong event. WHAREKAKA HANDICAP, of 165 sovs. Six furlongs. Veronese .... 9 4 The Dove .... 7 6 Quantum .... 8 8 Grey mist .... 7 6 Noteworthy .. 8 0 Cloyne 7 5 Rabbi 7 13 Second Miss Cowrie . 7 11 Thought 7 0 Raukura 7 11 Mint Bello ... 7 0 Baskier 7 10 Waterspear .. 7 0 Moutoa Callagain .... 7 0 Wonder 7 9 Red Glow .... 7 0
Cohesion 11 10 Lady Gay ... 9 y Atareria 10 0 Ilyin estrasnn. 9 Bed Bank ... 10 8 Decoy Bird .. fl 0 Panorama ... 10 l) Marica .... fl 0 Elicit 10 4 Mandate y 0 Gnd. National 10 2 Pinna y 0
Five furlongs. Boundary . 8 5 Many Acres .. 7 Indolent . 8 2 Tapestry .... 7 o Equitlint .. . 7 11 Lucky Bag .. 7 5 Zarene . 7 Grand Jury.. 7 o Snowshoe . , 7 0 King Hal ... 7 2 . 7 9 Praeda 7 0 Latakia . 7 9 Acora 7 0
Historic .... 8 4 Heath 7 6 Nlghtniarch 8 3 Kcddar .... 7 3 8 2 V ivo 7 2 Clarinda ..... 8 J Novar 7 0 s 0 Opa ....... 7 0 Mendip .... 13 Discourse 7 0 Doree 7 11 Home Made.. 7 0 Shining Star. 7 0
Bank Note .. 9 0 Australis .... 8 3 lion Mint .. 8 9 White Ringlet 8 1 Mangaliarei . 8 0 Patearoa 7 11 Wyeford 8 5 Evensong .... 11 The Warden . 8 4 First Ruler .. 7 11 Miss Field .. 8 4 War Flame . 7 11 Indolent .... 8 3 High Tide ... 7 11 Tea Tattle ... 8 3
RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 300 Six furlongs and 37 yards. aovs.; Vast Acre . 1) 0 Chelone . 7 10 Benzora ... . 9 0 Callanmore . . 7 s N’lglitmareh . 8 19 Dobbiff . 7 8 Miss Pat .. . 7 13 The Raider . 7 7 Keddar .... . 7 10 Jeanette ... . 7 2 Ruffles . 7 10
Kalos 9 13 Skyrkier .... 7 11 8 11 Cobham .... 7 King Quex .. 8 7 Black Maire.. 7 7 Shining Star. 8 8 Kilorell .... 7 7 Kilburn .... 8 3 Lady Alophen I 7 Thrift 8 Irish Moss.. 7 7 Australis ... 7 13 reremoana .. 7 7
Singleton . . 9 11 Vigilance 8' 2 Manly .... . 8 11 Tanagra 8 2 KU mezzo . 8 11 X tide us .... 8 0 I’eneus . 8 U Wilderness .. •S 0 Jeanette . 8 7 Lin Arlington 8 U Polonett ... . 8 4
Royal 'ere .. s Calamine 0 Owairaka ... 9 3 Te Karere ... 8 9 Glen Star .... 9 3 Miss Pakake . b 0 On ward .... 8 13 Pine Acre ... 8 0 Whisogne .. 8 7 Patrolct * 0 Airtight .... R 6 Potonga 8 0 Always 8 4
STRATFORD CL’P, of 700 SOvS. One mile and a quarter. Seatown .. 8 8 Wenday .. .. 7 0 Yoma . 8 3 The Swell .. 7 0 Mint Leaf 7 10 Lfniosa ... .. 7 0 Lady Llmond 7 8 Miss Mercia 7 0 Manly .. 7 7 Alonsoa .. 7 0 Royal Mint 4 u Glena Bay .. 7 0 Orazone ... .. 7 4 Sovena . 7 0 AnoJo .... . 7 •< Flying Shot . 7 0
OIIl’RA HACK HURDLES, of 200 sots One Glengariff ... mile and a half. 11 3 Quilltire .... 9 2 lluruniea 10 10 Berlnthia 9 U Polyphemus . 10 9 Grand Lupin !> 0 Airtight Gala Day ... 10 10 i Lucrative ... Inaliman .... 9 9 0 0 San Fera ... 9 13 Kawa Kari .. 9 0
Five furlongs. Lady Qucx . 9 8 Our Nancy .. 7 4 Callapat ... 8 13 Airway .... 7 4 Llanore .... 8 12 Anbridge 7 3 Cool Mint .. 8 8 Potokare ... 7 3 Flying Binge Calamine 8 0 Potchare .... 7 3 7 11 Banbridge .. 7 3 A rch leva! 7 11 Black Odin . 7 0 Tane 7 10 Gohlen Flower 7 0 Golden Morn 7 7 Monalof 7 0 Potency .... 7 7
Paul Lucerne 8 9 Gold Dawn . 7 1 To Atiawa .. 8 (• Taku Tama 7 u Ilidgeiuount . 7 13 Quillfire .... 7 0 Whenuanui .. 7 8 Scastar .... 7 0 Hino ....... 7 M Nasstori 7 0 Molissa 7 7 Plying Shot . 7 o Monaghan .. 7
Star Comet 9 II Always .... 7 5 Kawhakina . 8 0 Sovena 7 3 Glen Star ... 8 5 Gasnapper ... 7 1 .Miss Mercia 8 0 Tangerlni ... 7 0 Onward .... 7 12 Viburnum ... •7 0 Airtight .... 7 7 .Iclogne 7 0
furlongs. Lady Qucx .. 9 0 Rillet 7 w 1 Jenier ... . 8 Joke Form . () Partial Eclipse 8 1 For tai ice ... 7 0 Cool Hint ... 7 i« Tangprim 7 0 Richfield 7 11 Monoio 7 0 Luminary 7 8 Pinery 7 0 Fancy Boy . 7 8 Theresa Bell 7 u Green Acre .. 7 8 Co riven .... 7 0 Monsogne .. 7 0 Tamatero .... 7 0
ELLERSLIE HANDICAP, of 400 Due mile. sovs. 9 0 Mov Hall .. 7 8 Tidal 8 8 nigh Palutin 7 8 Philippic .... 8 3 Big Bertha . 7 0 Modest Boy . 8 Court Jester 7 4 Arikitoa .... 7 Miss Myrtle 7 0 War Oflicer . 7 13 Mon Star ... 7 0
MIDSUMMER HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. Five furlongs. Gold Tinge .. 9 8 Pellette 7 Speed Light . 9 8 V all 7 3 Awaiuutu ... s Currajong .. 7 0 Dalstou s 1 Gay Duke .. 7 0 Cyuion Y 12 Norval Tea .. ( 0 Desert Song . Gay Ballerina 7 11 Polyxena ... 7 0 7 8 Praetor 7 0 Glenartney .. 7 8 Fairy Bell .. 7 0 Hunting Cry 7 5
'NEW YEAR’S HURDLES, of 500 sovs. Two miles. Beaumont ... 10.11 Karamu 9 4 Mangan! .... 10 11 Abbot’s King’s Guard 10 10 Delight . 9 0 Pouri 10 10 Blajo 9 0 Royal Form .. 9 13 Farndon .... 9 0 Uralla 0 11 Lady Spalpeen 9 0 Potoanui .... 9 11 Mangaitl .... 9 0 Lady Cintra . 9 9 Glenotus 9 0
Pegaway .... 9 3 Catkin 7 It Conn Cavour 9 Transformer . 7 6 Mask 8 13 White Pang . 7 * Vertigern ... 8 4 Desert Glow . 7 0 Corinax .... 8 4 I’apatu 7 0 Oratrix 8 3 Thufsby .... 7 0 Hoylake 8 2 Tidal 7 0
GREAT NORTHERN DERBY. One mile and aholt. Cashier § 10 Sir Russell .. 8 10 Concentrate . . 8 10 Tclieka 8 10 Kinross 8 10 Toxeums .... 8 10 Metolius .... 8 10 Aggressive .. 8 7 Moorgas 8 10 Briar Root .. 8 7 Perception .. 8 10 Gold Money . 8 7 Red Heckle .. 8 10 Mithrn 8 7 Red Lion .... 8 10 Prodlce 8 7 Taneriri 8 10 White Wings 8 7
COUNTY HANDICAP, of 400 govs, furlongs. Seven Trtiiv Money .90 Ambrosia ••• Air King ... 8 10 Brilliant Light Frothblower. 8 8 Carmint ..... Bombarder • 8 7 I'oxhound ... Hakanoa .... 712 Good Boy .. Court Jester 7 12 Justifj ..••• 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 Zeuxis ...... 7 9 Palmares ... 7 0 Mussie ...... 1 9 Boyal Flower 7 0 Sunny Morn . 7 7
0 11 Tea Time .. 8 3 Paganelli ... Cimabue ...» n S 4 11 KlngOeld ... High Finance 7 7 s 0 Awarere .... The Hawk .. 8 8 7 4 Mitcroom .... Town Bird . 7 7 0 0
Cimabtie ... • 9 4 Ohinemurl .. 7 0 0 Branson ...» fl s Ariliana .... 7 Flying Juliet 8 3 Aufictilua 7 0 Golden Cynthia N. .. 7 0 Wedding 8 3 Lunette 7 0 Lady’s Boy . 7 10 Miirbjd King 7 0 Beaumont . •. 7 KI Ma$tet Mcrvette .... 7 y O'Rorke 7 0 Tinokoa 7 3 Yaqul 7 0 High Finance 7 Prince Lu .. 7 0 Liaison 7 6 Eh Tinll .... 7 0
OTATARA JUMPERS’ FLAT HANDICAP, of 1O0 sovs. One mile and a. quarter. Admiral Belgian Queen 0 7 Codrington 10 2 Wilmoreana . 9 3 Abisogne ’ 9 12 * Kaukauponga 9 2 Braeman ... 9 9 Heather Blend 9 0 First Prince 9 7 Damon 9 0 Tori 0 7 Crishna .... 9 0 Gordon Swift 9 T
HASTINGS HANDICAP, of 140 furlongs and a half. 8OVB. Six Rapine .... 9 13 Epistle .. ... 8 1 Huikai .... 8 13 Road Hog .. 7 4 Queen’s Choice 8 3 Mystum . ... 7 0
Lordlike Dou Quixote. furlongs. 7 4 7 7 Cuticle .... 7 4 Best Friend . 7 7 Winloeh .... 7 d Grand Parade 7 7 Gay Virginia 7 0 My Own .... 7 4 Te Awlia ... 7 0 San Quex .... 7 4 Wedding Bells 7 0
PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of 175 One mile and a quarter. fiOVS Kick Off .... a 0 Tanagra .... 8 3 Star God ... 8 9 Gold Bug ... 7 3 Superb King 8 ft Road Hog ... 7 5 Pale Star ... 8 6 Keeu 7 0
WAIPATA HANDICAP, of 120 sots. One mile. Repay .... . 8 13 Topere . 8 2 Ablsogne . 8 12 Sylvan Dell . 8 2 Plimmerton 8 0 Imperial lame 8 0 T on . 8 6 Whakare . 8 0 First Prince 8 6 Ahalama . 8 0 Goodwill . 8 8 Goodwill strikes < >ne and will have a
Royal Lineage 0 0 Brown Sugar 7 7 Kaihoro .... 8 11 Break o’ Day 7 7 Arrow Boy . 8 9 Winnington 7 4 Knightlike . 8 9 King Manu.. 7 Repay • 8 2 Chopin 7 M Pllmmerton , 7 12 Baby Prince 7 0 Nightwltch .. 7 U First Ruler . 7 0 King's Jest . 7 9 Blue Mist ... 7 0 Master Cynic 7 9 Berners .... 7 0 Charmaline 7 9 High Court . 7 0 Delude - 7 8 Merry Mixture 7 0 Golden
Joy King . Aston 9 (! 8 1 Epistle .... Millais .... 7 7 7 6 Lipsol .... 7 Arrow Boy 7 0
longs and a half. st. lb. st. lb. Waikaia .... 8 9 Sea Raid ... 8 9 Fair Go .... 8 9 Weather Raid 8 9 Lord Diseordia 8 9 Al id (lieton 8 9 Bowser .... 8 9 Caterpillar .. 8 9 Gold Well .. 7 9 Mercutio .... 8 9 SECOND HURDLES of 120 sovs One mile ant a half. Orlflamb .... 11 3 Lancer 10 ' > Erin-go-Caliburn 9 Bragh 11 1 Steel Bar ... 9 b GREYMOUTH CUP. One mile and a quarter. Pangolin .... 10 a Gold Mint .. 8 Some Lad ... 8 9 Inoe 8 0 Moratorium . 8 7 Para 7 12 Smithereens ■. 8 6 Karitaqe 8 Fairy Tidings 8 6 WALTON MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs and a half. Moorland ... 9 7 Corinthie 7 13 Skyquest. .... 9 7 Double Mint 7 12 Bank Draft . 8 13 Rina Mangu 7 11 Anthonie .... 8 6 Gaslight .... 7 9 King Cheops 8 »> Diseordia 7 3 Greylinch ... 7 13 SECOND HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Seven furlongs. Some Lad .. 9 12 Karitane 8 8 Smithereens 9 10 Doleful Ditty 8 7 Gold Mint ... 9 7 Killaddte 8 4 Solfello .... g ‘4 No Response s 0 Para 9 ■Waikaia 8 0 Lucklaine 8 8 ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Five furlongs and a half. Skyquest ... 9 8 Greyfinch 13 Singlespehr . 9 G • Double Mint y 12 Sagittarius .. 9 4 Star Stranger Arch Arrow 8 10 II 7 11 Spode 8 7 Gaslight .... 7 9 Atone 8 7 Caterpillar .. 7 0 Solgcle 8 6 Sea Raid .... 7 0 King Cheops 8 3
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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 82, 31 December 1928, Page 14
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4,789NEW YEAR RACING Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 82, 31 December 1928, Page 14
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