RIDING ENGAGEMENTS

Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 98, 19 January 1933, Page 11

RIDING ENGAGEMENTS

Some Mounts for To-day Riding engagements for the Trentham meeting include the following:— L, G. Morris. —Lack, Awaken, Autopay, Headmaster. B. 11. Morris.—Midinette, Porotiti, Concentrate, Martian Chief, Ora 1 - pal, Might. H. N. Wiggins.—Tout le Mond, The QUorn, Wasteland. L. J. Ellin.—Pegged Exchange, Merry Peel, Gold Pit, Importance, Hula Belle. A. E. Ellis.—Chief Line, Shatter, Cricket Bat. A. Eastwood.—Rocket, Fracas, Sweet Agnes, Lordly Knight, Drumfire, ZeebruggO. G. Humphries.—Wise Choice, Idolise. M. Kirwan. —Monastic, Rational 11. S. Anderson.—Clangor, Good Hunting. K. Voitre.—Golden Wings, Royal Artist. Princess Doreen, Lady Nan, La I’ottpee. R. C. Miles.—Saltpot. H. Dulieu. —Jayson. R. Iteed.—-Richfield, Souchong. J. Chmmick.-—Jaloux. * A. Mcsservey.—Grecian Prince. R. McTnvish.—Ranelagh, Red. Heckle. R. 8. Bagby.-—‘Antique. « W. Broughton.—Retract. Diatomous, Bon Rapide, Pomp, Nebulae. J. Barry.—Golden Hair, Gold Gleam, The Tiger. I. Callahan. —Fiji. G. J. Jones. —Red Sun. S. Wilsohi —My Own, Ln Moderne, Ghy Court, Quebec. G. Duncan.—Refresher, Hint. P. Atkins. —Gold Trail. A. Stove.-—Azalea. A. Russell. —Argentic. Juniper. Counterplny, Shelter, Hurlingham. H. Turner.—Nightguard. R E. Covcny.—Great Star, Grand Review. TRENTHAM TIME-TABLE Schedule for To-day (By "The Watcher.”) As there will be two totalisator pools at Trentham to-day, the place pool being run on a manual machine, the customary one minute's interval between the closing of the electric totalisator and the hoisting of tlie signal to start has been extended a llttlfe to allow for the balancing.of the straight-out pool. There will be five minutes between the closing of tlie totalisator and the starting times. Tlie timetable is US follows :— . • p.m. Trenthnm Highweight .... 12.5 Wellington Stakes ........ 12.45 Apprentices’ Pinto ........ 1.30 Fitzhcrbert Handicap 2.13 Wellington Cun 2.55 Anniversary Handicap. .... 3.38 Telegraph Handicap 4.20 Ruapehu Handicap 5.5 RACE TRAINS information concerning the running of traips and fares for tlie Wellington Racing Club’s meeting, commencing at Treutham to-day. is contained in tlie Railway Department's advertisement in this issue. IN OTHERS’ VIEW

North and South Opinions In view of the keen interest in the .Wellington Racing Club's summer meeting opening day, when horses are gathered from Auckland to Invercargill, the opinions of critics who saw northern and Southern racing; recently and during the holidays will be of interest to readers. Tile following are the views on likely favourites expressed by the “New Zealand Herald” and the Christchurch ‘Tress” • The Christchurch “Press” says that the following are expected to be well favoured: — Trentham Highweight Handicap: Beali Gallaiite, Nightgiiard, Jayson. Wellington Stakes: Diatomous, Fracas, Couuterplay. Apprentices’ Plate: Argentic, Azalea, Chock Say. Fitzherbert Handicap: Porotiti, Lady Nan, Pegged Exchange. Wellington Clip: Great Star, lied Heckle, Concentrate. Anniversary Handicap: Drumfire, Ranelagh Ruling Light. Telegraph Handicap: Cricket Bat, Grecian Prince, The Quorn. Ruapehu Handicap; Idolize, Hula Belle, Grand Review. The “New Zealand Herald” considers that the following may run well: — Trentham Highweight: Beau Gallaiite, Nightguard. Wellington Stakes: Diatomous, Princess Doreen. Apprentices’ Plato: Glenvane, Argentic. Fitzherbert Handicap: Epigram, Pegged Exchange. .Wellington Cup: Antique, Jaloux. Anniversary Handicap: Ruling Light, Tippling, Telegraph Handicap: The Quorn, Autopay. Rtjhpehu Handicap: Idolise, Headmaster, FIXTURES. January 19, 21, 23—Wellington R.C. ■ January 21—Bay o£ Islands R.C. January 21—Wairoa J.C. January 23—Ashhurst-l’oliangina R.C. January 25, 2(l—l’aliiatua R.C. January 27—Opotikl J.C. January 28—Napier Park lt.C. January 28, 30—Takapuna J.C. February I—Tapanui lt.C. February 1. 2—Egniont lt.C. February 2, 4—Wairoa lt.C. February 2, 4—Gisborne lt.C. February 4—JlatamAta R.C. February 9. 11—Taranaki J.C. February 0, 11—Dunedin J.C. February 9, 11—Poverty Bnv Turf Club. February 10, 11—Marlborough lt.C. February 11, 13—Rotorua R.C. February 16—Tologa Bav J.C. February 1(1, 18—Waiiganiil J.C. February 18—Cllfden R.C. February 18—‘Canterbury J.C. February 22. 23—Woodville District J.C. February 22, 23—Gore R.C. February 23—Wafapa R.C. February 25, 27—Te Arolia J.C. WELLINGTON RACING tILUB. SUMMER MEETING, TO-DAY (THURSDAY), SATURDAY, AND MONDAY, January 19, 21, and 23, 1933. SPECIAL TRAINS.—TO-DAY, Jan. M 19, will leave Lambtoil Station at 1Q.15 a.m. and Successive Trains will follow nt frequent intervals until 11.2(5 a.m. Additional ordinary Trains at 8.47 a.m.. 0.55 n.m.. and 12.15 p.m. SPECIAL TRAINS — SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, will leave Lambton Station at 10.15 a.m., and Successive Trains will follow at frequent Intervals until 11.20 a.m. Additional ordinary Trains rtt 8.47 n.m., 9.55 n.m., 11.51 u,tn., 12.10 pm., 12.48 p.m.. and 1.20 p.m. SPECIAL TRAINS — MONDAY, JANUARY’ 23, will leave Lambton Station nt 10.5 n.m., and Successive Trains will follow until 11.20 a.m. Additional ordinary trains at 8.47 a.m., 9.40 a.m., and 12.15 p.m. Trains will leave Palmerston North nt 0.53 a.m. (Limited Express) and 7 a.m. each day, enabling Passengers to catch the train leaving Lambton Station at 11.20 ft.in. D. E. BRAY, Acting Secretary.