ANOTHER NATIONAL ANGLE
There have been forty-five races for the New Zealand Grand National Steeplechase since the Canterbury Jockey Club took over the event in JSSS. Thirty-nine different sires have been represented by the winners.
The lict, compiled by "Vigilant," is as follows: —
]SSS—Mnngiiiione, by Polmkura. 188'J—Chemist, by The Painter. IS90 —Daddy Longlcgs, by Young KoMeniiiu, ]8ni —Frccnian, by (ivy Faw'kcs. IS92—Ahun, by The Painter. IS!);! —Watcrbury, by Nattitor. 18M—Norton, by Ascot. 3803—Mutiny, By Jtutc. \ ISM—.Mutiny, by Jlutc. ISO7-Levanter, by Cnptlrator. JS9S—Dummy, by Mute. 180!)— Blackberry, by Gladiator. 1900 —Tho Guard, by Vanguard. 1001—Ci'obo, by Xatator. ] I)o2—Haydn, by Sou'-ivestor. 1903—Awahurl, by KalwhaUn. ]004—Slpw Tom, by St. Ives. 1905—Tnnisklllcii, by Fratcrnite. 1006—Phactontls, by Phaothou. 1907—Eclair, by Mystical. l!Joß—Eurus, by Euroclydon. 1900—Nadador, by El Dranue. jjtlO—Te Aral, by Monaco. 1011—Farltutu, by Castor. 1912—Captain Jingle, by Captain Webb. I!H3—Bercola, by Tho. Oflkcr. I<jM—Tim Doolan, by Brookby. 1015—Xgatoa, by Xgntlton. lOltj—Walmal, by Spalpeen. 1317—Master Strowan, by Strowau. 1918—St. Elmn, by St. Ambrose. 1919—Lochella, by Grafton loch.1920—Coalition, by Patronus. 1921—Coalition, by Tatrouus. 1922—Oaklclgh, by St. Anians. 1923—Oaklelgh, by St. Amans. 1924—Sturdee. by Advance. 1925—Tukl, by Quin Abbey. ]92G_Pcter Maxwell, by Marble Arcli. lU27—Beau Cavalier, by Chesterfield. 1928—Wiltshire, by Day Comet. 1929—Wiltshire, by Day Comet. 1030—Aurora Borealls, by Day Comet. ]9<U—Snowfall, b >' Balboa. 1932—8i11y Boy, by Archiestown. 1933—Thurina, by Thurnliam.
Of the sires in the above list, Qmu Abbey, Archiestown, Balboa, and Ihurnham are,represented this time. Thurnham at present has two candidates, namely, Thurina and Barrington. Quin Abbey has Quinopal. Balboa has Membo, and Billy Boy is again available to represent Archiestown. Tractor has Valves and Umtali. Other sires with a representative in the acceptors are Callaghan (Callnmart), Birkdale (Kiotous), Valkyrian (Valpeen), and St. Petersburg (Peterette). ,
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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 36, 11 August 1934, Page 23
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280ANOTHER NATIONAL ANGLE Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 36, 11 August 1934, Page 23
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