ASHBURTON MEETING

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 118, 20 May 1932, Page 4

ASHBURTON MEETING

TO-MORROW' toROSPECTS!

■ .:>'• . (By Teleflranji.). ' ■ '. |- ::,:, (Spbofal to .'fThej-Eyenlnß^Ppst.");:;i--.*£•'■-i*. CHRISTCHIJRCH, '.Tliis iay. I: ; ,The Ashb.ur.t96' County /Racing Club's Antumn; Meeting will bo lield tb'-ijiorrpw;-Goodi fields' have-, been attristed for ' allthe -events/andj iwitlii 'a.number of tisefiil southern performers to oppose a strong-re/ presentation .from Riccarton stables, somecapital racing, seems assured.,. WJtlufine weather this week the course should be in excellent,order. -The• first face. startsat 12:30-p.m. ,; ; \ ■".: ■ '"..:,..■ ■'',|^;;;:' /■ [ : Tlje'jprincipal race is-the' .-,.::' .•:. ;, .AP^UJm/HAXpiCA?; of \IQP soys; 'one mile.1 Bed Hcck'le V..- S'liPakitere- ....' V f ■ Stralghtcourae -. 7.13. Weatlierly ..7 5 Dunraven ... .7 10 Water Power .70 Dou Jose 7 0 Night Effort . 7 0 Red Heckle has- been galloping in. good style lately and he will take a lot of beating in the Autumn Handicap. Straightcourse ran a good race at Easter, but' since then, he has disappointed. Dunraven ;isr-',tpb. :,;;.jjtiger.taia , .to, ;be rec.onynended, though, hefcaUvrgallop, Don.iTos.e'ap'pealed strpng^^tttifijljws^ayv^vljieh 'tic got, into, an. aeeiden't!\which tnay; keep l\inv in re-tirement'.':''.Pakite)re-Js' .well, but 'she may be jtroubled the', final"furlong.* Weath-r. eily.iSj m jgreat;.'prdeiv and; as.'he has; been i racing ;Qonsisteatly,-;'he-;'must;. be'given a'! good chance, M'ajer Pow'e'r'niay :be better j after sonife Yaclng.', "Night1 Effort is useful -,t^h"enV caught; light;. ' Sfrbngest: appeal is made'by.jßed Heckle'and-Weatherly. '..The .opgn'sprint .is the1 '"• •'.' ' ;-:'j FLTIXG of 80 sots-; six''furlongs. :i'-.-.-::.st : lb' ,■: ' ■ ■,:■•■.',,•'-'• . ■' st lb •' IRatlpnaL It ?. r ; a . 0-. Arrowmir; .., .7 7 .Gold. P1t,'.r,,.:-S"I0 Walwene ,:.;;. 7 2 .Limited ...;,SB' Monastic ' I;. 7 1 rEandagh; . ;;.i ;8' B Nlsht hti'i :'.':': 7 0 . Kascal ;.... .S /I Proud Knitht i " 0 .■Taku.:Tama",v.i.- ■&/'» ■ ■ ■:,,.- '■■ ; '™Tak'uJTama; is 'in good; condition, as evidencetr-by smart "traek^gallops, and reads, one-of the best-prospects ia the Flying •Handicap. •Arrowniir-. , rah two cr.editab.leV-races "at1 Arhberley, and will provide "-.good opposition. ■ Others with chances are Rational.ll.,-Gold. -Pit.Ximitedji^ndiVßanela^lL; 'A'likely,pair are :Taku;f|a'jna and^Arrowinir.... ■■'...'. .-. ' ~ Horses ;;m . fqrm'.lwliQvafq,'expected to" spow, iipr.in.'thetotlie'r/evefiti:arei-^Long--beacjyiHa.clc;..' r Hanaicap; .Red: ■RoyaJ and! C^ash,' -.;;'Sclma:--^r'o't''.Handicap: :Te Kingi. and St.. Felix. Trial Stakes: -Topthorn and Rocket. Fairfield Hack Handicap: Fast Passage, .and Hounslow. • Rakaia Trot Handicap: Hard' Words and' Plain Silk. . . ;. ''"'."' 1