TURF NEWS IN BRIEF

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 20, 24 July 1934, Page 6

TURF NEWS IN BRIEF

First acceptance for the Grand Nationals and Winter Cup is due at 8 o'clock on Friday evening next. Nominations for the minor events at the meeting close at the same time. Acceptances for the Manawalu Racing Club's Winter Meeting close" at 9-o'clock this evening. Winners at Marton tomorrow will render themselves liable to rehandicap. Makoi, engaged in the Glenmore Maiden at Marton tomorrow, is a three-year-old brown gelding by Humbug from a Maniapolo—The Child mare.' Ho is owned by Mr. H. A. Glasgow, of Turakina, and has not previously started in a race. Cynola, another unraced candidate for maiden honours at Marton tomorrow, is a five-year-old bay mare by Cynic from the St. Felix mare lola, who did a little racing a decade or so. ago, but was only once ever in the money. Cynola is owned by Mr. W. B. Scott, o£ Feilding. Bacclms i Marsh, probably named after Phar Lap's training quarters in Victoria, will catry his breeder Mr. W. G. Shan-I non's jacket in the maiden race at Marton' tomorrow. lie is. a five-yeai'-old brown gelding ty Acre from 'the Cyntoi mare Tiger Li], and he does not appear to have started previously. The name Repar on the maiden acceptance lis.t for Marton should have been Keipar, a three-year-old bay gelding by Groyspear from the Solferino Peradoringa, a half-sister to the hurdler Monetize. Reipar is owned by Mr. C. 11. Moss. Le Sable, engaged in the maiden at Marton tomorrow, was previously accepted for a race as Le Sande, but he did not start, lie is a four-year-old gelding by Sandslar, and Ins name has recently been amended to the French' word meaning sand. According to a Dunedin report Mr. J. M. Samson has left'hospital and appears to be on' the high road to a return to his usual robust health. Mr. W. T. Ilazlett has sold the Arausio "gelding Gold Ray in Melbourne. Gold Ray won?a Novice Handicap at-Pakonham last Apiil. The sale price was £200. According to a' Riccarton report Control is ■very sore ns the result of giving himself a knock last week. lie is due to leave for Sydney with other members of the team of F. D. Jones in a fortnight's time, so that the mishap Jias come at an awkward moment. New, Zealand-bred Shining Gold (Auusio—Gold Light) was heavily backed at nice prices for the Arundel Handicap, IVi furlongs, at Moonee Valley on July 4, and duly won. He is now owned and tiained by F. Fort. , According to a Christchurch critic Ranelagh looks in great order, and he should be at his best for, the Winter Cup. His stablemate, Argentic, is also going on well in his work. He has had a spell since last he raced, but he should be ready to show some form early in the new season. '.t is_ probable that both these horses will >c.given a race at the Christchurch Hunt Meeting early next month.

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