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WANGANUI PROSPECTS
air f6rce ,well in While the field for the Wanganui Steeplechase to-morrow is not one to arouse unlimited enthusiasm, the remainder;' of the card provided by the. local club is first-class, and the racing should be good. There arc plenty of horses for this cramped course, and in the flat races an ounce of luck may make all the difference. between -winning and losing. This applies particularly, of course, to the fiat events, and horses who do not jump out well and obtain a good position in the early stages will have to be extra good to, score. Unless rain falls the track wjll be very fast for this time of year. Proceedings will open at 11.30 a.m. with the. -'
Of the three Hawera winners, Paiko appeals more than Brilliant Light arid Latakia rat. the. weights. Tahoma ran a fair race last week, and should be- improved by his outing. Ma'ngahaeri may also improve, and General Gas is a likely newcomer. Werata ran two good races at Hawera, but 9 stone may just stop him again. Portray and Grand Jury are two newcomers with gome form. Tahoma and Paiko may' do best.
Hunting Boy ran a good race at Feilding, and has to be'respected. Statuary was unlucky each day at Hawera, where Ben Hur ran one good race. Valstreet, on account of his barrier habits, cannot be recommended whole-heartedly, but he won so convincingly on Saturday that he has to be taken into consideration. "Statuary and Valstreet should show up well. HACK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 170
Diana's Lad and Waitnunaha should dispute favouritism, while1 Red Bank should give a dashing display of jumping, although the distance. way. trouble him. Double SouJt can hardly be at his best, and Calithe looks the best of the lightweights. The two races he had at Hawera should have been of considerable benefit to him.'.. Diana's Lad, Calithe, and Waitaunuha may fill the places.
Brigadier Bill .and Democratic are pass: ed by, but Matu looks a decided possibility, for he can be relied on to stick well. Maunga appears to be hopeless, yet he has confounded the multitude when least expected. Airtight, on account of his .condition, has to be given a chance, and reports state that Birkbect has thrown off his soreness. If he were really right he would be selected to extend Ponjola, who will start a hot favourite. ' His Hawera effort was- very impressive, but if he pulls as hard to ; morrow as he did last week, Matu is selected to beat him in the run home.
There arc plenty of new recruits in this field, but backers are sure to slick to .the tried brigade. On the weights- Air Force should be too'good for Royal Acre, and ', 11.7 should stop Whenuamii. Tour Aces and Wyeford come- from formid-
able jumping stables, but on form Air Force stands out as the proposition of the day. ,CENTURY HURDLE HANDICAP, of 400 SOYS i two miles. '.' '~ , st lb ' st lb Ulster "Gamp. 11 0 Pcrle do Leon 0-5 Elicit ........ 11 0 Aurora Borealis 9 5 Prince Lv .... 10 5 Diana's Lad .. 0 0 Glenstar ....".. 9 13 Wliisognc 9 0 Mister Gamp's effort will be followed with interest in view of his later important engagements. Elicit, with the benefit" of-recent racing as against.Mister Gamp's compulsory stoppage in work a few weeks 'ago, may have the advantage of the top weight. At the same time, on Brighton Hurdles form Elicit may not be equal to beating the dashing Prince Lv, for Elicit meets the latter on only 41b better terms, and that would not have brought them .together at Ellerslie. G-lenstar is improving, and Perle de Leon has worked well, but would be, fancied more with a race into him. Aurora Borealis may be the one to, upset calculations if anything happens to Elicit and Prince Lv, who look like disputing the issue. CONNOLLY HANDICAP, of 300 soys; one mile --" ■'-' and a quarter. . ■ :"-.'.'■■ *' st lb , st lb Bright' Glow. 9 0 High Falutin" 7.5 Tho Swell ... 8-5 Austerity ... 7-3 Mendlp ..... 8 2 Flying Juliet,. 7.0 Cashier .• 8 1 Monsogoo .... 7 0 'Admiral (Drake 7 12 Hlno . 7 0 Mountain '■■ Kawbaiiina .. 7 0 Heath 7 8 Ll.vn Dv .... 7 0 Bright Glow's third. with. S.ll to Nassock and Corinax at Ellerslio was good enough to merit consideration in this race. At the same tinic Cashier, Admiral Drake, and. High Falutiu'- have handy weights', and they present a formidable appearance. ■ Mountain Heath finished so well on Saturday that he forces himself under notice, but'he is an. in-and-out customer. The elect of the-Fordell stable, Cashier and High Falutin',' and Admiral Drake, should do best. BOROUGH HANDICAP; of 250 soys; six fur- ■ • longs. . : ' . ' ' -'■■■- s t ib '■-■ ..;-■■■'■. ■ strn Laughing '" Bonogne .... ' i Prince' 9 6 Callaamore;.. " .7, Benzora ...... 8 6 Just .an.ldea . 7.6 Leitrlm 8 4 Potoaform ..... T. 0 Royal Parade . 8 3 Town Bird ... 7 0 Eidgemount .. S 2 Bernera .... « "' Paleta , 8 2 Kquitant .... 7 0 -Moa Bird .... 713 Cuticle .... '0 Atholspear .... 712 Hopwood .-.:. 70 Kalhoro ...... 712 Koyal Tractor /. 0 Goblin Market 711 Melissa 7 0 .just So 7 10 Royal Flnauce . 0 Laughing Prince is probably in need of racing after his long absence. Leitnm, Koyal Parade, and'Paleta are three who will carry plenty of support, Moa Bird lias been working well, ana although Atholspear failed at Hawera, ..his finishing et : forts were a feature of- the races he contested. Just So may be able to jump out and lead all the1 way,,, while the lightweight, brigade includes possibilities in Just an Idea,. Equitant, Hopwood, and ■Melissa/1 This is the tough race of .the. daj% and'post positions will be a consideratiou. Paleta. Atholspear, and Leitnm should go 'well., ..•':; ; ,
FIRST PTJKUA HACK HANDICAP, of 135 sors; six furlongs. . st 1b ' ' ' st.lb Wcrat.a ...... 9 0 Portray ...... 710 ISrilliant Light . 8 10 Graud Jury ..7 8 Tahoma 8 8 General Gas .. 1 7 I-atakla 8 6 Coon Song .... 7 7 Blue Paper ..8 5 Guorcss 7 0 Mangahaerl .. S 0 Klogliall , ....'■ 1 0Koyal Finance 7 12 Anbrldge' .... 7 0 Paiko ...... 7 11
SECOND PUItUA HACK HANDICAP, of 135 sovs;- six furlongs. st lb st Jb Hunting Boy. 8 13 Tentcall .... 7 8: Callapat ...'. 8 6 Some, Aero .. 7 4 Treasury .... 8 4 Crown. Link 7 0 Statuary .... 8 1 Killigrew .... 7 0' Valstreet .... 8 1 Poppy Day .. 7 0 Auctioneer ... 8 0 Miss /Chatter. 7 0. Ben Hur 7 12 , . :■ .
sova; about two mltcs. ■ st It) . ' st lb. Waltauuaha .. 1U" 5 Doublo Soult 9 5 Diana's Lad .. 10 2 Calitbo ;. 9 5 Maidos 10 0 ' nymeslrason .'9 2 Ited Bank .... 9 11 Flying Swift ..9 0 Bcndowcr ... a 5
WANGANUI STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 500 sovs; three miles. st Hi st 1b Drigaclier Bill. 10 11 ■l'oniolir .... 9 a Democratic ..11) % Airtight ..... 9 7 Matu .... 10 0 Blrkbcck 9 3 Waunga .... '9 10 Kowhatu .... 9 0
kaitOke hack hurdle handicap, of its eovs; one mile and a half. st lb st lb Whenuanui' .. 11 7 Llmosa 9 2 Itoyal Aero 11 4 Flying Swift .. 0 0 Vivo 11 0 Captain Gazcley 0 0 Town Bird .... 0 12 Valuia 0 0 Second ' ■ '' Marica - 9 0 Thoughts 9 0''.Pour Aces 0 0 Skyrlder II 8 Calltlio .. 0 0 Lin Arlington !• .3 Wyeford ..'.. 0 0 Air i'orce a 3 First ltuler,... » 0
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 112, 14 May 1930, Page 8
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