CHAMPIONSHIP HORSES

Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 36, 12 February 1938, Page 22

CHAMPIONSHIP HORSES

Additional acceptors for the.lnterDominion . Championships includMarble Bath and Quamby Queen Eaii Pronto should not have been included hi the list of first payments. Following ai-e ptrUculavs of the Australian horses paid up for: — G Hill's Joy's John (Victoria), by G Hill^Kerne'^^victoria), by Lulu I E'ltißr Walla (Victoria).! by Walla Walla-Dixie Fox J J, Arthur's Major Speed (South Australia), by Major Ribbonwood— D Selwf picador (Victoria), by The Design—Marguerite. , N Michael's Wilveram. (New South , Wales), by Wilverley-Prince H H.aiUch?e ar's e'Kolect (Western Australia), by Yin Direct-Kola Girl. R Bradley's Lady Childewoocl (Western Australia), by Childewood— Peri Huon mare. • S R. Ritchie's Wonga Pronto (Victoria), by Pedro Pronto— Wonga B AMCoram's Dan's Son (Victoria), by Dan Bells— Lady Edna. w- iuS^Luhj IfTwS; E. Clarke's Belalie, by Lulu Boy—Betel MrsNß lt Conor's Arab Chief Western Australia), by Sheik-Mane GertR J SL. n'wiHiams's Simple B. (Western Australia), by Peter StrettaC Lawson's Marble Bath, by Marble Arch—Bolwarra. C Lawson's Quamby Queen, by One Step—Highborn mare. At a meeting of the board of the New Zealand Trotting Association the registrations of the American horses Worthy Belwin and Mackscot (formerly Getaway) were approved, but it was decided to ask the applicant for the registration of Eslrapade to select another name. The latest additions to F. J. Smith s team at Takanini are Charlie Chan and Wracklcss, who were formerly trained at Nelson, and recently acquired by a patron of the stable. Charlie Chan won at Nelson and Wellington. Wrackless J is a double-gaited horse by Wrack, and two years ago won both as a trotter and pacer on the West Coast circuit. It is Smith's intention to keep Wrack"ess at the trotting gait.