REINSTATED MEETING

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 23, 27 July 1934, Page 6

REINSTATED MEETING

MANAWATU WINTER RACES

TOMORROW'S GOOD FIELDS

An excellent list of acceptances, has been receded ioi the Manawatu Racnig Club's Winter Meeting, the first winter iixtuie the club has held for three years, and there is promise of a most successful day's sport at Awapum tomorrow The present prospects ■ are for unsettled weathei, but if it remains fine the course should be m fair winter order, though the going is said to be heavy. The leault^of the change to Saturday racing, instead ot the customary midweek dates, will be JU interesting corollary featuae of the frUuie, as it is believed that weekend lacing is much better foi ciubs than the middle of the week, lrreaiectne of the local half holiday The totalisatoj will opeidte on the Mnglepool sjstem, with two dividends in iiplcls of ii\e 01 ovci, instead of the usual »i\ 01 o\ei This club dropped win-jnd-placc in the ai tumn, but it then paid tlnee dividends on the single pool Now onl> two dividend-, me to be deciUed on the 77 25 basi', A tnm kavcb "Welling ton (Thorndon) at SIS am, airMmg at Vwapum shortly aftei tho fiibl n L e Iho caid and piopec's ale .1 follows — ( 31.50: BANG IT AXE MAIDEN -PLATE. £00, 0 furlongs ,vitu' l S 7 Dollu Bill ..SO Bacchus Mars.li S 7 J limmarlou . b 0 Benedictine .. S 7 Jla\en . s 0 l'cter-3\Penco . 8 7 Gi> Boy . S 0 Tuhurangi ... S 7 Investor 8 0 Jubilee Sons . 8 7 Whjte Mch.llo 8 0 lord Jloutoa . 8 7 Several of the acceptois for the Bangitanc Maiden Plate have gone near leaving then novice status behind this season, and one of this gioup should 6uceeed heie Usually the t'vo-j ear-olds haw a decided advantage at this end ot the teim, but the older division contains two piomising sorts in Jubilee Song and Lord Aloutoi If the latter had not failed wben made favourite at Dannevuke he would be main choice, but with a 71b advantage over him now the two veai old Flaxen, v»ho was second at Dannevirke, has the book in her favour, even allowing tiiat there is a tuilong raoie to go Whyte Mehillc, Petci's Pence, and Tahmangi will also claim lan attention Two who should be showing out at tho end aie Jubilee Song and Flaxen 12 30: LADIES' BRACELET, £30; Vi miles. Black MaD .la v Tonhrldce ecld 10 0 (urrajone ..11 6 Ruonzorl 10 0 bintoft .11 0 Bicchin Marsh 10 0 War Eaglo .. 10 li The Storm Tegucigalpa .10 8 Wind i 0 o No Humbus . 10 0 Suslo Fye .... 10 0 Wakataua ... 10 0 TaneU ... 10 0 The gentlemen 'uders will have their turn in the Ladies' Biacelet, and the Maiton form on Wednesday looks like prevailing Santoft won so , well tbeie that he should go nenr repeating the success, foi with his rchandicap and tho lower minimum he is on exactly tho same nmk again Black linn, who lan second to him, is now 6lb nearer in the weights, but this may not quite enable him to tmn the tables Wai E-istlr, Cmajong, :No Humbus, The Stoim V md, and Bacchus, Marsh, all of whom have another engagement during the diy, appeal best of the lemaindii Form points to Sautoft and Black Man. 110 MILSON HACK imDICAT, £100, (i furlongs; King Thomond 0 5 Vonla Part* ..8 4 Laud Tax ... 9 S Lnpel 8 4 AmjTll ... o 5 Rupanhara ..8 4 fc"lft , an<J Sure 0 1 Wjndalc .... s 3 Wasteland .. 813 Dick Timorous ... Sl2 WhlttlnEton 8 1 Squire Acre .. 811 Tahuranßi ..8 0 Ladu y mi na •:::: ! I Royal PassloD 8 ° A \eiy useful field of hack splinters is. engaged m the Milson Hack Handicap \ud the issue among them is most open. Tung Thomond, Amvul, ana Swift and feme are improveie, and Land Tax and Wasteland aie a consistent pan among the topwcightfe, and if one of these succeeds it may be Swift and Snie The \\mneliowever, may conic fiom the lemamder, among whom tho unlucky Timorous especially appeals,, despite her pioximity to Swift and Sure, for-she will be suited liy the roomy tiack Squat c Acre, Lady lna, Kaparahara, Lapel, and Dick Whittmgton also all possess undoubted chances in a race in which choice is ceitam to ue, widely spread a pan who may do well aie Timorous and Swift and Sine 1"0 FLAXBOUR\E HURDLES £130IK miles, Blacksmith . n 3 Luna Lux ... 10 3 Henry °l Saltpot ...... 0 2 in 1 , b*™™ « 2 Don Erma ... 0 0 Ini ictus .... 10 12 Manawatu ..9 0 UHamatt .. 10 9 Beadluud ..0 0 Constant Sun .10 "4 Kinross .. 0 0 a :;:: \l f *"»«*»? •-.« 8 A good card of hurdlers promises to parade for the Flaxbournc Hurdles, and among them are the Grand National horses Blacksmith, Henry of Navaire, Invictus, Callamart, Constant Sun, Esteem, Emotion, and Luna Lux. Those eight horses should provide the winner. The f.ivonnte is likely to be the BlacksmithHenry of Navarre bracket, especially as the distance will suit Blacksmith, who w.i 6 the leader much of the way in the big hurdles at Trentham. Invictua is now moving up in the weights, but contrasted with Constant Sun he is not badly handicupped. The distance looks too ehort for Callamart, but Esteem will find it to bis liking. Luna Lux will require to show' improvement. Possible lightweights are Don Erma and Manawatu. Form points to tho .Blacksmith-Henry of Navarre bra k t th° Invietu*Brigadore 2 30: JIcUAE HANDICAP, £130; 7 furlongs. ??»- r nV ntlns U,2 i,da "orUne . 8 o SS£*£r lD.:: Ig & tu...:::: I ! r af3 l<lßl}? •* 812 Mahora .... 8 0 Ivoroklo (.. 811 Kins TUomond 8 0 loreljm Qaecn 8 0 Amyrll 8 0 O.iy Court ..8 0 Calydon .... 8 0 Half a dozen Winter Cup candidates are among tho acceptances for the McJ.ac Handicap, and u'though they do not completely dominate the issue they may discover the winner. Good Hunting's form was Hot right at Trentham, and unless lie hag improved considerably since he will be troubled to ace tho seven furlongs out. Limbohm, a eood winner second time up recently at Dannevirke, looks likely to be one of tho hardest again, and his main opposition may come from tho unlucky Gay Court and Rereatu. both <it w-noni are overdue for a win. Foreien Qu? e, n- Golden Chant, Ida Merline, Ruin, and Mnhora are other prospects, but Tiger f.am, Catalogue, and Korokio will probably require a race. A likely pair appear to be Limbohm and Gay Court. 3.10: MANAWATU HTOT CUP HANDICAP £65; about 2% miles. ?«. 1aa.... lo .; ««a«« • I 0 ° Currajoue ... 10 9 Wind 10 0 £°°o»w 10 2 Hlnatore .7. 10 0 Star Acre .... 10 2 Rathlh) ... 10 0 WarJvaKle ~.10 2 Honowhero .. 10 0 No Humbug .. 10 0 ._ Marton form on Wednesday points to Currajonsc and Coonoor in the Manawatu Hunt Cup, bnt the pair of them may find the topweight Taura Lad their match, as the Trentham winner is a fine jumper and a good sticker up to 2% miles. A.Jenkins, who rode Currajong to victory on' Wednesday, will now have the mount on Taura Lad, whom he traina. Hinatore and War.Eagle may be the likeliest of the remaining lot. There will bo support for Tanrd ( Lad and the Currajong-Consent bracket. : ■ -.I.3S:'BROADWAY HACK HANDICAP, £120^ 1% miles. . Morclan l'rlnco 10" 6 Kalmuck .... 8 4 Passion Fruit . 9 9 Spoartorm .8 2 " falydon .... !) 5 Dorado -.. S fl lioudotr Slt Kound Score . S 0 Hark Forrard . 8 7 . , Afiy repetition of Id's Trentham form would find Mercian Prince leaving J his

opposition at the end of the Broadway Hnck .Handicap, for he is. a, maturing gelding whom weight will not ineoriiniode, and the nature of the going promises to favour him. Passion Fruit has good class and improving form to recommend him, and Calydon, Boudoir, Hark Forrard, and Round Score arc other horses' m torm The lemaining tluee, Kalmuck, Dorado, and Spearform, ran improving jaces at Tientham Every hoiae thus, h.ih a chance, but class may tell m fa\oui ot Mercian Prince and Passion Fruit.