MATAMATA CUP

Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 109, 1 February 1941, Page 17

MATAMATA CUP

Support Likely For Gold Vaals TODAY’S PROSPECTS Dominion Special Service. AUCKLAND, January 31. The weather is etill inclined to be unsettled, but unless there is rain the course should be in splendid order for the Matamata Racing Club’s summer meeting tomorrow. Betting will be under the win-and-place system and horses likely to be well supported include: — 12.0. —Hinuera Handicap : Sweet Nothing, Bevace, Sharmin. 12,45. —Tirau Hurdles: Master Appellant, Cappy, General Ruse. 1.30. —Waharoa Handicap: i arlaml, Merry Vaals, Little Artist. » 2.15.— Railway Hack Court Favourite, Bambury Cross, lioyal S1 3 t ,5 1 .—Matamata Cup: Gold Vaals, The Dozer, Greek Queen. . 3.so.—Putaruru Stakes: Kaimanawa, Tinketoon, Bright Lady. 4 .35. —Okoroire Hack Handicap : Kmvara, Gold Spot, Karatoki. 5.20, —Walton Handicap: Duvaeh, Flying Acre, Besiege. The only bracket on the card is Little Ruse and Mihinui iu the Putaruru Stakes. Duvaeh was withdrawn from the »»allaroa Handicap at 8.30 a.ui. this morning. The card is as follows — HANDICAP, of £l5O. Six furlongs.—Loch Acre, 9,0; Bevace, Sharrain, 8.11; Sweet Nothing, 8.8; Tea Diop. 87: Dorset, Vaalsmae, Te Monoplane 8.0. Tea Lass, 8.5; Marinoto, Prince Bewa, Koura Eka Gay Widow, Bon Trek, Burnside, Golden Survey, Voorlouper, Sporting Ace, Suree, Winning Tray, 8.4. 13 TIRAU HURDLES, of £2OO. One mile and five furlongs.—Master Appellant, 10.8- General Ruse, 10.4; Celtic Lad, 10.0, Cappy, 9.13; Le Ture, Acranna, General Riske, Captain Bell, Sabu, 9.0. I,3 WAHAROA HANDICAP, of £220 Six furlongs.—Llangollen, 9.3; Farland 9 0 Merry Vaals, 8.7; Duvaeh, 7.10; Little Artist, 7.1; Noitaro, Verulam, Star Vaal, 7.0, 2 ‘RAILWAY HACK HANDICAP, of £175. Six furlongs.—Verulam, 8.9; Nguv.it'l, Kaspian, 8.7: Dutch Ace, Royal Pilot, 8.2, Paymaster, Royal Sister, 8.0, Bambury Cross, Little Ruse, Court Favourite, .Royal Son Bronzette, 7.10; Sharmin, J airfield, Loch Acre, Cloonen, Tea Lass, «,7. ®’MATAMATA CUP, of £4OO One mile and a quarter and 15 yards—Gold Vaals, 9.0- Greek Queen, 8,9; Namara, The Dozer, 87- Forest Aere, 7.10; Pern, 7.u; Erlich, Wlidore, Ilaeeeamp, 7.4; Pocket Venus, i.l; High Delight, 7.0: Sir Kobin. Lord Waitangi, 7,0 3 ’ S PUTARURU STAKES, of £l5O. WeightFive furlongs.—Styllshmam Bamboo, Hunting Chief, Surveyor gelding. 87- Beryl Vaals, Little Rose, Wee sal, Golden Bonnet, Empire Rose, Nan Vaals, Warfligbt, High Spy 8.4; Regal Fox, Opuatia. Eagle Hawk, Prince Louis, Mihinui, Kaimanawa,. 7.0; Bright Lady, iinketoon. Silent Maid. Joy Musk, 8.11. 4 'CIKOROIRE HACK HANDICAP, of £240. Nine furlongs.—Kinvara, 8.6; Kara - toki, 5.4; Gold Spot, Lord Ace, 8.3; le Halts, 8.1; Maloro, 8.0; Trouvaille, 7.8; Miss Bridge, Raepata, Miss Ridicule, Captain Bell, Snow White, 7.5, ’“WALTON HANDICAP, of £2OO 'Seven furlongs and a quarter. Duvaeh, 8 >1» If lying Acre, Besiege, 8.0; Te Hal, Erllck, 7 12; Noitaro, High Delight, 7.8; Lord Waitangi, Coronation, Jayola, Hutana, Eastern Heir, Town Section, 7.7.

In addition to the black colt by Foxbridge from Flying Juliet which he bought for 500 guineas, Mr. T. H- Lowry, Hawke’s Bay, also secured tho IBng-master-Drawl colt, a half-brother to Dynasty. The Nightmarch-Praise colt, a brother to Serenata, and the FoxbridgeArawq Itose colt, a three-quarter brother to Fearless Fox, were purchased on behalf of Mr. W. S. Gooseman, Morrinsville, Mr. Gooseman also secured the three-year-old gelding Laughing Fox.