RACING AT FEALDING

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 75, 29 March 1934, Page 6

RACING AT FEALDING

SATURDAY'S STRONG CARD

Vci v \ vitistatton heldb li.ue been ac cepted ioi the opem.. D ' daj ot the I'eildinq ■Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting on Sauuday, and the clvbv should' experience a most successful fixture with any hick at all in the weathei It is pleasing to note an almost complete absence ot double acceplois, tor Alldy is the only hoi so -with two engagements. This, club will u&e the single pool, and thcie will be thiee drudendsin fields of nine or more runhcrh The time between the laces has bee a cut clown shghtlj, so that the last e\uit may bo over before 5 o'clock Fol Wellington i-poit-men prcfemng this meeting hpecial e\cm»ion flies' .up <a\ailable oa-tha tiam leading Thoindon Station at 818 am. each daj. The piogiammo and liiief piospecla are.—• 12 0: KAWA» KAWA" HURDLES, €130, about , l'/j miles and 130 jards iramurj 10 11 Invlctus 0 0 Palm w 10 9 JtanauAtu ... 9 0 Silent Bill ... 9 9 Chief Lino ..80 'runbrldge 8 a Ro>Mon .... 9 0 Thp form hoi be in the Kawa Kawd Hmdles is Manum, and he handles weight well Still he miy find it haul to feive weight to Pahu, who has been working satisfactory1 ~at Tientham lately and likes the stmg out of the giound. Silent Bill and Invictus have the best lecent credentials of the otheis, but it may be ■wealth lemembenng that Tunbudge, puoito his season's 'chasing, was a most piomisjiug hurdler. A good pan lead to be Palm and Manuhi. li 10- OAGO HACK HANDICAP, £100 Ij ' furlon*s Gay-Court ~ 1 8 13 Jayson 7 12 Chief Boon 7 10 - Mailonetta 812 bunny Don us . 7 7 All Spirit .... 8 11 Montoi 7 b Arena 810 Boudoir . .. 7 ', Artful Dodger. 8 5 Ingenuity 7 .5 Merry Way .. S 4 Leo Colossus . 7 1 Land Tax .... 8 3 Arctic Kegiou . 7 0 Tycoon r 12 A useful ijeld of hacks will line up foi the Ongo ILick Handicap, and «e\eial will cam good suppoit All Spuit, Aleuv Wn Lmd Ta\ bimm Downy iloatoa, and JjCo Colo--i)Ua lCpiCbent ie cent winning ioim, and Aiena 'ijcoon, Aittul Dodgei, Boudoir, and Jngemiity have all gone : well enough to indicate aneaih posbible success. In a tough lbsuc a worthwhile trio may be All Spirit, Land Tux, and Leo Colossus 1.22:. .MANCHESTER HANDICAP, £300; l',i miles Aga'Khan .... .9 0 Alloy 7 5 Grind Jury .. 8 12 Lopper Klug ~ 7 5 Tiger Gain ... S 9 Only five hoises have accepted for the Manchester Handicap, but they aie all Cup horses. Aga Khan i& very well, but he may.find his work cut out to concede* weight to Giand Jmy and Tiger Gain Copper King also ifj. dangerous company at present* even though lie may not be top clais Peihaps the hkelie&t pan aie Giand Jmy and Tiger Gain. 2:4.:' MAIDEN STAKES, £ 100; 0 furlongs; weight 5.7. Dawn Punccss Matprm ludetinita. ■ High Exchange Hest :.■•.. ltoyal Qucx Headland, liolrt Jim Grand Joy Hard Times Lapel ■■■ Wharaurungi \Aalplro The !Miuilcn btakes, ouUidc of Jla toim and Waipuo, has little to oftci m the was of foim. Giand Jo/, Hold .Tun, Haid Times, and Whaia,in<ingi may be the best of the othois. The most tavouicd tno pi onuses to be Aljtoim W.upno and Grand Joj J IUt.JMAMjAO.N" HWLUCAP, £,173, 6 ''" fuilougs. llojal Hunting 'I 0 I'Unccsb feouchons .... 8 11 Doreen 7 13 Oranal 8 1 Porotltl 711 Biltlhh Good Hunting 7 9 Columbia -7 13 Diagano 7 0: Lack ........ 7,0 A .really .excellent sprint field has been brought'together for the Mangaone Handicap.- 't. Royal 'Hiinting may be best of the top lot on,, recent showings, but he is still only a hack and he is asked a lot to give weight, to such as Souchong and Orapai. One who is -tfell in on the handicap is Porotiti, and it would be unsafe to condemn him on his Manawatu efforts alone. Practically, all the others are possibles. Lack is an improver who may some day surprise. Two who read, well are Porotiti and Souchong. 3.25: TAONtJI'NURSERY HANDICAP, £100; 3 furlongs. SllverWlnsa ~ 8: G Palm 7 7 Bodylino ..... 7 11 Ausslo Ra ... 7 3 .Whyto ,-MeMllo 710 Evasion . 7 3 Sweet Music .. 7 7 Wliidioroen ..7 3 ' Rollovaut, ..... 7 7 The Taonui Xuvsery Handicap'field 'offers. ; an. even issue. Silver Wings may bo the labourite, t>ut with butter luck tluiii at Awapuni Palm ' should be her match. Whyte Molville, Sweet Music, and Rollovunt are all iiossibles on form. Good cilorts may be anticipated from Palm'and Silver Wing:;. '4.10 :<'.OXEFUHI'HACK HANDICAP, £130: I>4 iftllea. Waltoa Park . 9 IP, Colossir.il .., 7 O I'ango .. 9 1 Ralphyllis ... 7 7.; Miss nushabyo 8 8 Haik I'orrard ~7 7 Ited RuClis ... 7 13 Ythau 1 1 Lalla Ques ... 7.12 Walton Park's recent perfonuances have earned him a solid parcel of weight now, and with 9.13 he may find his task just above him in the Onepuhi Hack Handicap. The rather unlucky Pango has his chance here, and Miss HusKabye, Lalla Quex,and Colos&ical aic all in good enough form to succeed. Ythan, who showed useful form in the spring, has the elements.of an upset about him. Those in demand will.include Pango and Lalla Quex. • "'. -V - . 4.32: HALCOSIBE HANDICAP, £130; 7 ■furlongs. Tarmcr ' 9 5 Snnrjulno King 8 C Emotion 9 4 Senegal ..... 8 4 AigulUo 9 1 Arvadai .• 7 13 Ida Merling-:.- Sl3 ■ Kuri ........ 712 Alloy 8 8 Kins Wiu ... 711 Another very open issue confronts betters in the final event on the card, the Halcombe Handicap. Farmer is good enough to win, and there is no reason to doubt his fitness because he has not been out recently. Emotion, Aiguille, Ida Merling, and Sanguine King may be the likeliest, of the others, but they do not cxcludo other possibilities. Among those supported'will be' Farmer and Aiguille.