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THE RACING WORLD

FRENCH SUCCESS 2000 Guineas Winner NOTES AND COMMENTS Sonic Winter Prospects (By “The Watcher.’’) Kodosto, the winner of the Two Thousand Guineas this week, the first of the great English classics, is a chestnut colt by the former French crack, Epinard, out of Kamomlie, by Neil Gow (20(Xlgiis.) from La Itille, by Macdonald II from Keealdia. by Boudoir. Kodosto, who is owned by Princesse de Faueigny-Luciuge. was bred in France and last season was one of the leading two-year-olds of the Republic. He won the Third Prix Herod ■ Matchem, seven furlongs (.147,325 fr.), I aud was placed in three other important races. Epinard, the sire of Kodosto, went to the United States for the famous series of international races that took place in 1924. He returned to France and two years later was again on his way to New York. In 1928 he returned to France and again left in 1930 for the United States. He rcturued again to France last year. Foaled in 1920, Epinard was a high-class racehorse in France, and in England at three years won the Stewards’ Cup at Goodwood. He was beaten a neck by Verdict (receiving ,181 b in the Cambridgeshire. The success Of the two-year-old stock of Epinard in France last, season created a big demand for his services and Rodosto was recognised as being in the first flight of his progeny. Will Not Be Here. Peter Jackson was entered for events nt the Auckland winter meeting next month, but the renewal of his lease for another eight months means that be will not run at Ellerslie.. A Winter Prospect. Birkbeck made his reappearance iu public in the hurdle race at Marton. He was never a possibility, but the race should sharpen him up for events ahead. Last year Birkbeck won the Egmont aud Wanganui Steeplechases, but hurt himself and had to forgo the bulk of the winter racing. He should soon be waking his presence felt again in cross-country events. Ono to Watch. Mcmbo, who won the Grand National Hurdle race last August, reappeared at Washdyke on Thursday and iu running third may be considered to hare put up n satisfactory performance in view of events ahead. Membo is well suited by soft ground. Weights for Ellerslie. Owing to the extra race meeting to be held by the Franklin Racing Club to-day, the weights for the major events at the Auckland Racing Club's June meeting will not appear until next Monday. A Further Postponement. As a result of the Greyrnonth Jockey Club's meeting being postponed from last week until this week, the Reefton club’s fixture, scheduled for Wednesday, has bceu advanced to Monday next. This arrangement was considered advisable in order to secure the services of many of the horsemen who had ,to be present on both days of the South Canterbury meeting. These riders will leave for Reefton this evening. Injured Jockey. The Hawera jockey, J. Ml Fine, who was injured when Seatown fell, with him at Stratford on April j, has returned home, having been discharged from hospital last week-end. Pine hopes to be fit to ride at the Hawera meeting next week. In Good Form. Last winter Fairway looked one of the promising prospects for important fiat races, but he did not fulfil all expectations. Being a three-year-old probably ■ accounted for a good deal of it anil now that he has another year over him and is in winning vein he looks like being a horse worth following. He had io overcome some difficulties to score al Marton. being forced over more ground limit K. Reed usually covers, but it was necessary in order to get him within striking distance of the leaders. On the way he finished and (.decisively scored lie may be expected to repeat before long. Answers to Correspondents. “Carlton.” Palmerston North.—£l 9/0. “K.A.H.,” Feiltling.— (1 I £3/13/- (2) Chopin was scratched for the President’s .Handicap at Hastings on Saturday at 11 a.m. “.Petone."—£3/2/-. “Interested,” Wellington.--Arises was scratched for the Flying Handicap :.t Marlon at 3 p.m. on Monday, and All Humbug at 3.20 on Wednesday.

EGMONT MEETING Acceptances for First Day By Telegraph—Press Association. Hawera, April 28. Acceptances lor the first day of the Egmont Racing Club'.-, winter meeting, io be bold on May 4 and 6, are as follow: TONGAIJOE HURDLES, of 100 sovs.

REEFTON MEETING List of Acceptances By Telegraph.—Press Association. Greynioulli. April 27. The following acceptances have, been received for flic Iteefton Jockey Club's meeting. to be held on Monday:— ALEXANDER HACK HANDICAP, of 65

Seen .Meeting 61 Tinies. I.ot’d Lonsdale alfcmie.J |be Liverpoul spring meeting last month for the sixtyfirst time. The veteran sporting peer is pleased with the way his Hying grey Ollj Myrobella wintered- She has nut grown much, but measures 15.3.

FRANKLIN TO-DAY Weather Promises Fine REVIEW OF THE CARD Dominion Special Service. Auckland. April 28. The weather has been gloriously line to-day. and rhe prospects are for favourable conditions lor the Franklin Racing Club's meeting, at Pukekobe. to-morrow. Horses likely io be well supported include the following:— .11.29: Bombay .‘Hurdles.—Biform. Unoco. aud Wee ITiiiee.. 12.15: Pukekawa Handicap.—Diversion. Tweuty-t’oiir Carat, aud Alusgo. 1.0: Harrisville Handicap.—First division: Chief Lap, Landlubber, aud Intaglio. 1.42: Pukekobe Cup.—L'AUegro, Jonathan. aud Chief Cook. ■ 2.27: Harrisville Handicap.—Second division: Gigantic, United and Foulwind. 3.8: To Kolmnga Handicap.—Rapper aud Gold Pocket. 4.2: T’ui’i Hack Cup.—Gay Broney. Gigantic and Tatayoon. 4.15: Burrata Handicap.—Aiguille. Sea Ruler, and Limes. The card is as follows: — 11.29 a.m. BOMBAY HANDICAP RVR D L F.S. of 100

NELSON WEIGHTS List for N ext Month ■rite following are Hie ' ’"f 1 ” ing rehaudieupsl lor th'- (' A "■.' ' . ' ymisoo Jockey Club's mooting. Io b< on May « .'rail 8: - n-’FL. }<•'< ■'< 50,,.;' 'fu3 iniinlioum "oigtit

RICHMOND TRO T ' h:irii4-s>>. of M sovs. : 3.7 class. Otic mile and a quarter. Max Havoc ... scr Janice scr Guy Star .... ser Guy Mond .... scr Parrish Maid . ser Varatlra scr Trixie do Oro . yer Fount Parrish . scr MA IT AI TROT Hiarncssi. of 55 sovs.; 3.7 class. Um* mile and a quarter Max Havoc .. scr Janie' mt Guy Star .... mt Guy Mond .. . ser Parrish Maid .. -’«•!• Pa r;i i ’ra scr Trixie d'* Oro Fount I’arr’sh . scr A-< th'tar: ■’(•,- will .-!•»... ,-, n Munday, nt 8 pan.

WANGANUI TROTS Review of To-day’s Card USEFUL FIELDS ENGAGED i By "Overcheck." i The Wanganui Trotting Club's meeting is being held to-day. Most of the contestant.-- raced at Hawera. and the form displayed there should assist those who al tend. The programme is as follows: — INNOVATION HANDICAP, of GO sovs.; 3.15 class. One mile ami a hah'. Mauuakn — scr Liability .... 12 Max Havoc ... ser Storm Queen . 3>> Neilicrton ... ser Worthy Chief. 48 Onealone ... ser' Tul Coronado. 4S JTorrle Heal .. ser Belinda King . 48 Diltest ser Min Bells .... On Netherton finished fourth at the last Manawatu meeting, aud reads the most likely one of those on scratch in the Innovation Handicap. Storm Queen, who was third in the same race, went 3.31 2-5. ami a repetition of that form should give her an excellent chance. Next Io this pair Min Bells, who won a couple of races at Hawera. may be best supported. KIRKWOi.iD HANDICAP, of G 5 sovs.; 3.50 class. For nnlioppletl trotters. One mile ami a half. Mute ser Derby Thorpe 21 Blue Blood .... ser Billy Bingen . St Cervine ser Sphinx 'JG Malayan ser line Coronado . 114 Blue Blood has something of a private reputation—he ran fourth at Manawatu --and be reads as likely ns any of those on scratch iu the Kirkwood Handicap. Billy Bingen and Hue Coronado may be best supported of the others. FOSTER HANDICAP, of 70 sovs.: 3.0 class. One mile and a quarter. Donum ser Hold Seam ... ser Electric Gold . ser Hemlock Hero 12 Fisher ser Rector 3G Golden Harvest ser Fisher ami Gold Seam look a likely pair' Io share favouritism iu the Foster Handicap. Hemlock Hero may be the oue next selected. WANGANUI HANDICAP, of 125 sovs.: 4.-1 G class. Two miles. Raider ser Bell o' Mine .. IS Teri KJngi ... ser Special Sun ... 48 Laminate ... 12 Whippet .... GO Linella 21 Free Logan .. 72 Smooger .... ”1 Lady Coronado 72 Hawera form points to Linella and Bell o’ Mine carrying most money in (lie Wanganui Handicap. Laminate is a fresh horse, and had a splendid record last season. Of the remainder Free Logan is entitled to consideration if back to the form he' displayed at Wellington. From 12 yards Luininate should be prominent in the wagering. AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 70 sovs.; 3.5 class. One mile ami a quarter. Max Havoc ... ser Derby Thorpe . 12 Netherton ser Storm Queen .. 12 Onealone .... ser Worthy Chief . 24 Liability ser Tni Coronado . 21 Florrie Reul ... ser Lady Zoe .... 2> Diltest ser Min Bells .. SO Form in the onening event should give a lend to the public in the Autumn Hnudieap. but on the handicap as it stands Slorm Queeu, Derby Thorpe, and Tui Coronado are likely to be the favoured division. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 75 sovs.; unhoppled trotters: 3.15 class. Oue mile and a half. Blue Blood .. ser Sphinx 3G Billy Bingen .. 21 Hue Coronado . St Aerial Boy .... 30 Nell Volo SIG Billy Bingen is a good stayer, and if he trots steadily should give a good account of himself in the President's Handicap. Nell Volo is a good sort, and should go well as she is steadier than the others. Aerial Boy may prove the best of the others. These three are the likely favourites. EASTIIKOOK HANDICAP, of 70 sovs.; 3.38 class. One mile and a half. Storm (Juoou .. Gold Seam ... 12 Electric Gold .. ser .Fisher 12 Golden Harvest ser Itemlock Hero . 21 Min Belin .... ser Guld Ilairst ... IS , Storm Queen. Golden Harvest, and Guid Ilairst may eommann most, attention in the Eastbrook Handicap. Golden Harvest, who comes from the powerful Donald stable, may be favourite. MORTON HANDICAP, of SO sovs.; 256 class. One mile mid a quarter. Teri King! ... ser IJlm xt Rector ser Bell o’ Mine .. 18 Raider ser Whippet ,18 Linella 21 I-Tee Logan ... B 0 Smooger 24 Lady Coronado 110 Smooger anfi Linella run first and second in a similar class at Hawera, and are ::Jrc to be w°ll backed in the Morion I lain lion p. Of the others Ulm may be iu most demand. He finished third to Linella and Smooger the first day at. Hawera. when coneeding 21 yards to each. Now he meets them on equal terms.

FORBURY PARK TROTS Acceptances for First Day By Telegraph — Pres,? Association. Dunedin, April 2<S The fallowing acceptances have been received for the Forb cry Park Trotting Club’s meeting on May 4 (first, day) :— BA YFIEI J» HAM.nt ‘A P. of 100 so vs.: uuhoppled trotiers: 3. IS class. uno mile and a half. Beatrice Jtingou ser Paul Bingen .. 21 Clipped Wings s*t Ferule? 36 Coreopsis ... scr Gyrate 60 Orphan Bingen scr Gulden Bingen 72 Sansaveue .. scr Teviot Downs Si Olson 12 DOMAIN HANDICAP, of lOd sovs.; 3.33 class. One mile and a half. Chiming Wave scr Dolly Derby . 12 Faneburn ... scr Erin’s Chance 12 Peter Mitchell scr Golden Harvest 12 Rollicking John Appear . 12 Wave scr Lilian Bond .. 12 Ruin scr Guyziah .... 36 Sea Mist scr Nelson’s scr Fortune IS Whitstoue .. scr BEACH HANDICAP, of 120 sovs.: 2.18 (•lass. <>»•• mile. Ayr Lass scr Priceless ... scr Black Shnd’.’u Rare Pronto . s<t Child de Oro . scr Rod Spur .... ser Elite Biiivdi . s< b r Stinblooiii .. scr Erin’s Princess scr Suncross .. 12 Groat Thniichl scr Relle l.urrinicr 21 King’b i’np .. scr Gumdiggor - 24 Belle Lor rimer hamlieapped as a pacer. VICTORY HANDICAP. of 120 sovs.: 3.1 G class. Ono mile and three furlongs. Blue Mountain Chen wood .. 12 Queen >cr Golden Direct 12 Highland King ser .lint Shandi .. 12 King Mac .... scr Yuiiiig Erauk . 12 Lena 'Thorpe . scr Lord Leslie . 24 tpiita s«-r \vr Lass IS Waress ser RITCHIE MEMORIAL HANDICAP. vt ! 300 sovs.: -1.32 cla*«s. 'l'wo miles. Gohl Tinge ... scr Belinda 21 Harvest Child scr John Noble .. 24 Nglngotigingo . <»-r Noopro 21 Roddy scr sir Gu.\ -IS Todd Lonzia . *cr ST. GLAIR HANDICAP, of HO bovs.: unhopplcd D’otiTr.-: 3.33 clas*' Line injo and a half. Edith Voyage . scr Mor.-. Bingen 3C, Lough Guy . <«t Kohmir Is Mr Penalty . scr Garner 60 Belle Lurrimvr 3G hanihcai'. .>r i-iu < O v s . ; s.-js class. Ono mile mid a half. Checkers ... >er .. 12 Denver Ch.v .. ser Ray Admiral 12 Jolly Wave ... scr Giimdiggcr :2 King’s (’up ... ser Lily Harold L? Red Spur ser Prairie King 12 Suncross .... scr Probationer . 12 Aristotle .... 12 'i'axpayer .. 12 FLYING HANDICAP, of 150 sovs.: 2.17 class. Otic mile and a quarter. Editor .... rcr Tactless .... scr Great Author . >» r Tarndah* ... scr Gunfire ... ter Tempest .... wer Harvest Child ser Rodfiv 12 Mrleor scr Belinda 21 Morning Sun . scr <lr Guy 36

SOUTH CANTERBURY Second Day’s Acceptances By Ttiograph.—Press Association. Timuru, April 28. Ttie iii;.' at'ceplaiß'cs have been rereiveij for Die day of Hh» South Cantorbury Jockey Club’s autumn mcctIdk to-day: — LEVELS HURDLES HANDICAP, of JOO

Kelatious Here. A sister to Bronze Kagle was sold at the Sydney sales for 300 guineas. A. halfsister by Pantheon to the Marton maiden winner Snltspray was sold for JOO guineas. M. Kelso bought the Bronze filly, and the Pantheon filly went to Queensland.

FIXTURES. April 2ll—South Canterbury ,LC. April 29->Franklin U.C. Mav 3, 4—Egmont R.C. May G. S—Nelson J.C. Mav 6-Amberley B.C. May 12, 13—Marlborough R.C. Mfty 12, 13—Southland B.C. Mav IS, 20—Wanganui .T.C. Mar 20 22—Tc Kuiti K-C. tat 1c Rapa) May 27—Woodrille District R.C. May 31, June 1, S—Dunedin J-C. June 2. 3—Otakj Maori R.C. June 3. 5. 7—Auckland B.C. June lll—Foxton R.C. June 15, 17—Hawke’s Bay J.C. June 17—South Canterbury J.C. June 22, 24 —Napier Park R.C. June 23—Egmont-Wanganui H.C. June 24 —Ashburton County R.C. July I—Oamaru1 —Oamaru J.C. July s—Danuevirke5 —Danuevirke Hunt Club. j u ly g—walmate District H.C. Jul'r 11. 13. 15—Wellington R.C. July 22—Hawke's Bay Hunt Cluu. July 22—South Canterbury H.C. July 27. 20—Gisborne R.C. July 29 -Christchurch Hunt Club.

One in He anil a I) a If. Callum art High Fa lutin’ Consent —. Chief Link .. 10 10 G.mpat .... 10 A 1 it v ictus .... IO 3 Sir Bed UH 9 9 .> 0 TELEGRAPH HACK HANDICAP, s. Six furlongs. of so 4 Merry Way . l» 0 Diversion 1 Slippery .... 8 5 Prince Reno . 0 Lapstune S 3 Grey Papa .. i 0 La Crown . • 4 3 EGMONT STE EPLEI'IIASIl. of 130 SOVS. About ( Copcy Okopua .... ;wo miles and a half. .10 6 Jen 9 3 10 4 Fine Acre i) u Jayson 0 10 Day Lass .. 0 Hard Gold .. 9 * I'LVING HANDICAP, of 100 sov Six furlongs. Lady Qliex .. !> 0 The Tiger .. 11 All Humbug 8 2 Little Doubt 1 5 Awaken 8 2 Green Linnet 1 • • Royal Bengal S 1 Arvada .... 3 British Mouolol .... 4 0 Columbia 7 13 HACK SCtlRRl V. ot 75 sovs. Hive turion. Beacon tire .. y f> Willowtuere . o Merry Way .. 9 0 Ara star .... I Instalment .. 8 .8 Moaloa .... .1 Miss Cavendish i 10 I.’iagauo .... « 0 Forceful 7 y Substation .. 1 0 King Peg ... 7 -i Amvri) .... 0 La Crown ... 7 3 llaiiDUi .... V MeKAE HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. One n idle and a quarter. Seatown S 13 Gibraltar ... s Aga Kliao .. 7 13 Alloy ■ ) Carfex .... 7 10 Marvb Alone 0 TAWHITI HACK HANDICAP, of 00 sovs. even furlongs. King Win .. !> 0 Mandi Alone . 8 0 Attentive S 12 Glow light. 9 Davislock S 11 Lalla Quex - • 7 Fairway S 10 rentcall .... i , > Beaconsfield . S 2 St. Clara ... 4 (I Illuminate ..

so vs. Sb l furlough and a half. Verden .... 9 6 Noeturuus .. 7 12 Purse S 7 Silver Sight , 7 10 Reserve T’uud S ° Marmoratiou 7 8 linasurvey .. s i FLYING HANDICAP, o£ 70 sovs. 'Ive furlongs. Loyal Seeptro Subdivision. . » 9 Hampden 8 13 Arrowmld .. 7 p . Solitaire II . 8 8 Iraasurvcy .. 7 8 Awaiuutu 8 8 S liama I a .. 7 8 Full Crop .. 8 7 Helen Haves 7 6 Dawn o’ Day 7 .10 Cinders ... 7 0 PROGRESS T1 IOT (liaruess). of 70 sovs.; ” “7 C I II ss Une mile. Royal AV rack scr Cinema 12 Eastern Queen scr Admiral Wrack *>u Parallax . SCI’ Queen Author . 3b Noblemau SCI* Glengowrie 48 Superb uni* Plain Pearl .. 4 s Town Crier . her Directum .... U IRVING .MEMO RIAT .‘HANDICAP, of .100 sovs. One mile and a quarter. Riri 10 10 Lillie Wonder 7 11 Ravine .... 8 13 Flower .... 7 10 Don Jose .... 8 8 Cooniassie ,. 7 4 Wise Choice . 8 1 Fallow 7 0 8 0 J aol 7 0 Kr.ocklong .. 7 11 Gold Bag .. 7 0 STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. Six 1'tirlougs and a half. SoIrear .... 8 12 Form lice .... 8 11 Gold Sand .. 8 11 Utile Wonder 7 13 Wise Choice,. 8 I) Lady Rene .. 7 11 Solitaire II . 8 8 Shamaiu .... 7 .10 Miss Mercia . 8 S Imasurvey .. 7 10 Full Crop ... 8 11 Reserve Fund 7 0 HIGHAVEIGH'I I' HANDICAP, of 70 bi J vs. S> ?ven furlongs. Pa kite re .... !) 1'2 Fortalico ... S V Verden 9 10 Subdivision S Cull 0 2 Lady Rene . S 0 <1 ‘ * Jael 8 0 Animated 9 2 Silver Sight .. S 0 Eaton Hall 8 9 REEFTON' tri )T (11 aniens!, of 70 hoi Is .• 3.12 class. One mib* and a half. Parallax .... . SCI* Due,.I, Author . , 1.1 I.orell.'i , w Admiral Wrack .’b Nobleman . ser Plain Pearl ... G-' Town Crier ... , s< r Glengowrie ... C'inouia . i ■ 1 Directum .... 9 i > I’a i: ncviii.i. HANDICAP, of 75 sovj Sr veil furlongs. Royal Sceptre 3 I Coll 8 . > Don Jose !♦ 1 Animated .. 8 11 Shoofist. .... ' • LitHe Wonder 7 13 Pa kit ere .... 9 0 Dawn o’ Day 7 111 Solvear 8 12 Fortalice .. 7 <1 Wise Choice . S 8 Rtioynn! .... 7 ■< M i<s Mercia .. 8 x Nolcworl by 7 Eaton Hall .. 8 7 ,l:vl 7 Takn Tama .. Fallow 7 () Awaniutu ... 8 3 Gold Bag ... 7 0

sovs. Aliout one mih? live furlongs. Arch Magic .. Hi 8 Wee Prince . 9 I Patutalii ... Hl 4 Zane Grev ... 9 i 1 Bi form 10 1 Radiant Suu . 9 u Free Air .... 10 .3 Master Koley. 9 n nigh Tim Hiker .. 'J i > Co in rn is 53 oner V 11 Wilton .... fl it Neil I) 9 Principal .. 9 0 Lnoeo 1* (i Domo fl 0 Kuby Dawn . 9 12.15 p.m. PL’KEKAWA HAXHICAP, of 85 sovs. Six furlongs. Miss Lulu . . 0 Kilmuir . . . S Transact ion . . fl H Tiny Star . . . S Taliao Mea . . 8 s Basil Lawyer 8 Hushing . . 8 7 Shon Latour . 8 •' .Musgo .... S 7 Gobi Musk . . S Diversion ... S 5 Golden Spa hi 8 Twenty-four Revelation . . S Carat <S 4 Kind Words . 8 .. Wee Put . . . S 2. Tanderlav . . S .Queen Arausio S 2 Notamhn . . S Vai Watch . S 2 .Arniutum ... S TO p.m. HARRISVILLE HACK HANDICAP. of S5 sovs. Seven furlongs 22 yards. first Division. Thespis .... 9 10 Sweet Koval Gallant 8 13 M hisper 7 i Puss Moth .. S 9 Chief Lap ... * i Catchom ... 8 G Regardcz ... < Landlubber . 8 1 AVer Musk .. . i Intaglio .... 7 S Prince Miss Lulu ... 7 7 Colossus i Sir Vai < • 1.42 p.m. PUKEKOUE CLP HANDICAP. of 200 sovs. One mile and a-qiiarter. G Tanoriri .... 8 9 Desert Star . • L’Ailegro .. S 8 Chief Conk .. 7 (J Koval Artist . S <1 AVhakapara . < . > Jonathan I’iucl. Prolyxo .... < 4 21b. reliep.l 7 13 Tools 7 1 A-al roe 7 9 t ruaohau .. • 0 True Blood . 7 S Mareehnl ... < 11 Grand Talk . 7 8 Psychologist . i 0 2.27 p.m. IJARRTSVTT.LE HACK CUP, Second Tl • ivlsdmi. Imaniint .... !> 2 Creation ... t Fonhvind .. 8 !i Hawthorn .. i United 8 Gigantic .... Q li Sandv D’.x ... • 2 Me'odv Star . 7 7 I'-'.-iu Irish .. 7 12 Mahkili Illuininolli . 7 7 Searcher .... • 1 3.S p.m. TE ICAHANGA H A NTH CAP, of 100 so S’.g furlongs. Gar Sheila . !* 7> Gold Pocket . •> Rapper .... 8 Mlisqull .... Corouis .... S 8 IJueeti Nona . > 11 Cherry King . 7 5 My Money .. 7 4 4.2 p.m. PL’NT HACK CI7P fl AND1CA 1’. of 110 sovs. One mile one furlong. Jonathan (iuo. Gay Broiley . « i 21h. reliep.l fl 8 Conrlhaveniine. Glen Kata .. 8 s ilb. reiicp.) « Royal Gallant. 8 G Intaalio ••• ‘ 1 Ornamental . 8 5 (in Approval . i 0 Princess Bede 8 Crealiou .... • 11 Blanford •- 8 3 Woo Pat .... > 0 lloliv Lu fine. Golden 21b. reliep.l 7 Koval Visitor 7 13 Sceptre <_ 12 Sandy Dix .. y 11 Revelation .. 7 H) Transaction . 7 0 Ruri 7 Don't Lap -. • Gigantic .... 1 fl Tatyoon ... < Landlubber . 7 8 PAl’.RATA HANDICAP. of 110 sovs. Si" veu f u rlon Protomi nt . 8 Il 1.ini'OU 13 Chief Cook .. 8 .i Sea Ruler ... pro!wo ... 8 3 Chief Joy ... . Speed mint • 8 Knraugapai . i Aiguille .... s 1.adv's Boy . S 3 Haviland ... 2 Imamint .... 7 T Wliakapara . 8 1 Llrni'x Gm*. 211). rehep.i 8 0

longs. I.nndmnrl' .. 9 7 Hold Arrow . 1 i' 1 Kill muck Capeto" ii Gold Sami .. 5 s 13 Purse 13 Bonnie Vaio . I* r-icl 7 1 1 Dawn o r Day — 11 am pile a line, alb. rehep.'i Q 1 Inuumrvey Shootist (inc. I.mly Valkyrie —u Sih. rcltep.l $ 3 Korero • • KELSON (’['I’. Ci r 17,0 sovs. (includiiii ?iip valued at £ 25 to the winner. Ont mile ami a duavtm 0 Fleeting Landmark .. J Miladi .... s S (Hance White l.i on . s G Baton Hall . Stanchion ... 7 13 Little M under Juggle 5’avaho 1" Flower .... 11 Golden Horn 7 0 Doti Juse » inc. < ott’iias-'ie nib. rebep.i it Cold ling ... 1 u Cape I'air »■ s Hallow .. .. < S'IT. WARMS’ II AMA HAP. of !NI 60 VS. •» 1 ' fttrbmu’". Miladi ‘.1 5 Hampden (me. 51b rehcp.i Semper l':i rains s 9 Pull Crop 7 Sir I’nmliJii . s ' i Sol yea r • • • I - > Mm* Mercia . I tiiml. lib. Golden rehep? i K; Shadow • • ’ Projection .. 7 U Lady Kene . ii F.LI'.t'TRTC HAH < IIAMtlCAV. o V Six I’urloagK. Landmark .. 9 Solitaire II .. Haulbowliuc . S U Purse i Knocklong s Il Hidden Hohl Sumi .. s ;; Shadow s Hampden (Inc. Gib. rehrp.) 8 Imasurva-y 2 Dawn o’ Day 7 ■I Sh fiutist (Inc. Silver Sight . 11 91b. rohep.) s 1 Lady Valkyrie 11 Ladv Kona hl 1 111 Xocturnns .. i 1 1 (odd Arrow . 7 Id Helen Hayes 11 WAIMEA HANDICAP. of s ~» milt* Make Ei> ... ! i 5 <’;! mu own i Landnu; rk 9 1 liat.m Hall . t 1 Milmli X 11 Coll i White lit n‘ s io Lili le WonGor > Si 11 Ilf* ll ! i'll 1 2 rin’.vei’ < - .higgle 2 Horn 13 M.-roin . 7 Don .hise lino. Lildv Kono . t 11 t’li. rohep.t * 12 Jaei . it Elect i ug Glance n

ne mile and a half. A <1 va mv Camp 10 4 Pulling J»:|v . 9 11 Xigbtcap JO o Sports King 9 o Conjuror II . 9 .11 llau Russell 9 n Inevitable ... 9 S Peterette .. 9 0 Goh] Knight J o C1.AREM0NT HACK handicap, of 109 SO VS Six furlongs. Palautlia 9 Money Gran 7 t Silver streak 8 13 Heather Glow 7 n .Pen Iso .... S G Pharaoh .. 7 <i Kamal Pasha 8 4 Gold Dress . . 0 Some Good . < a OI'l II! TROT HANDICAP, of 95 so\ s.): 3.13 cltisr. H miles. Colleen Sunbrovvn .... scr Chenault ter Tntsy Nelson scr Compass . . . SCI* Village Guy . Her General Wrat k scr Wheat Poo) . <cr Guy Junior . . Her Goldfield . • - 81 Summit . . . scr TRIAL HANDICAP of 75 Sues. Si v furlongs. Iceui 9 0 Gllpit 13 Gram] Finale 8 12 Dracula .. < Repudiation . 8 12 Air Pocket . < Brown Pearl 8 4 Donalila . i k -> SOUTH IANTEBHIHV HANDICAP, of liJO govs. One mile and 35 yards. Cricket Bat . 9 7 Martian Chief . 13 Gav Crcsl .. 8 12 llanelagh ... 7 13 Great Star .. 8 9 True Sliait . 7 12 Merry J’eel . S 1 Admiral Drake 7 10 Princess Gustavo ...» G Argosy 8 -1 •laloux i. • Argentic S 0 Mount Boa . > 0 BEACONCHILD TROT HANDICAP. o£ 100 sovs. 1} miles. 1*2 Lena Thorpe . scr Rey Direct . - Dough Guy s ; c r Wnress .... 12 Quita . . . . . &cr Lady Antrim . 24 Ruth Logan . . 12 Lord Leslie Chenwood . - 24 Dark Girl . . 12 48 KINGSDOWN HACK HANDICAP, of too soys. Seven turlongs. Monastic 8 2 Grund Review '< Kama! Pasha 8 1 Palmary .. < Ian’s March . 7 in Importance . 7 Trek 7 11 Pharaoh .. 7 0 Dressy 7 10 FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 110 sors. Six furlongs. 9 1 Cliarmaine .. 8 1 Hurliughani . 8 12 Fair weather « 10 Merrv Pool . 8 11 Silver 1 Streak 7 0 Martian Chief 8 G Blue Metal .. 7 0 Palermo 8 3

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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 182, 29 April 1933, Page 15

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THE RACING WORLD Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 182, 29 April 1933, Page 15

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