UNKNOWN TO RACEGOERS

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 81, 6 April 1933, Page 8

UNKNOWN TO RACEGOERS

! Several unknown youngsters appear in j the list of nominations for the two-year-old events at Riccarton at Easter. Acceptable is a gelding by Tea Tray •■ from Bonny Dawn, and is a brother, to Early Cup, who was sold in Sydney in the Lite spring and later destroyed. luirau is a filly by Silverado from .Tuahine. Both are trained by C. Emetson.

?ir Leigh tori is by, Leighton from Bayorme, and races in the same colours as Sweet Agnes. Final Shot is by Winning Hit from Rivalry. Motanau is by Limond from Eulalie, and was sold at the Greenwood sale for 40 guineas to J. 11. Prosser.

Highbrow •is by rHighfield from Grey Ilairs, and was purchased as a yearling in Sydney by his pmsent owner, Mr. M. O'Brien. Whoopee is a filly by Robespierre from: Lady Minerva, and Sundancer is-by Weathervane from Stardancer, both owned by Mr. L. W. Storry. The Paper Money—Aunt. Madge filly, is. trained by J. W. Jennings for Mr. E. C. Kaler, who bought Her at'Trentham.

/.There are" gome young horses in other •■aces that have yet to appear in public. These include Dahis, by Hunting Song from Love "Token, in H. Nurse's stable; St. Joan, .by Jericho from St. Leaven, in F. D. Jones's stable; Scarlet Robe, by. Robespierre from Bonsign, owned by J. H. Prosser; and Jeremy, by Jericho from Scrip, owned by Mr. Storry.

The sale In reported of Haulbovrline, who goes to Blenheim to be trained by T. George. Ifyiulbowline has great speed, but at present fire furlongs is his distance. He ■was purchased, as a yearling in Australia by the Awapuni trainer, G. W. New, for ■whom, except fora few months when he tv.ts held on lease in Taranaki, he has done' .all.-'his- racing.