TO-MORROW’S CARD
No opening day of the Dunedin Cup Meeting has offered a more attractive card than to-morrow’s, and an excellent day's racing is promised. The class of the horses engaged is even and likely provide good racing. The training operation;; of the individual horses have been fully covered from day to day. and the following are the acceptors and anticipations : 12.4.3 WARRINGTON HURDLE HANDICAP, 150sovs. 15m. st. lb. st. lb. Don Jose ... 11 2 Fleeting Rational 11. 10 13 Glance ... 9 5 Polling Dav 10 4 Gallivantor 9 2 Rasouli ... 913 Bell Hill ... 9 0 The Rector 9 9 Sunward ... 9 0 The Rector. Rasouli. Don Jose. 1.23
Sungein. Wild Sky. Conca d’Oro. 2.1 BERWICK HANDICAP (Hack conditions), ISOsovs. 7f.
Pink Paper and Profit and Loss will lie bracketed. Heather Glow. Pink Paper. Strong Light. 2.39 PUBLICANS’ HANDICAP, 250sovs. 6f.
Locbiaggan was scratched yesterday afternoon. Gay some. Gold Paper. Alobile. ;i. 17-
Chhota. King March. Vintage. 3.55 —■ CHAMPAGNE STAKES, SOOsovs (for two-year-olds). 6f.
Queen of Song and Wonderful will hp bracketed. Marcus Cicero. Dismiss. Trumpet Blast. 4.33 STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, loOsovs,
Da volo. Kemal Pasha. Meadow Lark. 5.11 PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, loOsovs (Hack conditions). ljn>-
Signaller. Amy Johnson. Palmary.
TRIAL STAKES, lOOsovs. 7f. Rowlands 8 4 Air Pocket 8 1 Conca d’Oro 8 4 St. Joan ... 8 1 Dodge 8 4 Sungem ... 8 1 Jacobin 8 2 Turbine 8 1 Palatinate 8 2 Silver Brier 7 13 Red Dance 8 2 Dimpy 7 13 Wild Sky 8 2 Pompax ... 7 13 Osculate .. . 8 2 Tizzy 7 13
Worship ... 9 0 Flying Amy 7 13 Broken Rule 8 10 Water Polo 7 12 Ian’s March 8 10 Strong Light 7 12 Repudiation 8 7 Quite Soon 7 12 Amelita 8 4 Silk Paper 7 11 Doiran 8 3 Double Shot 7 10 Heather Thornton 7 8 Glow 8 2 June the Norman Con- ' Third 7 8 quest 8 0 Profit and Reminder 8 0 Loss 7 8 Shock 8 0 Hostage ... 7 7 Rink Paper 8 0
Silver Ring 9 9 Kerbside ... 7 4 Croupier ... 9 p Gaysome ... 7 o Silver Streak 8 13 Master Great Star . 8 2 Anomaly 7 1 Mobile 7 7 Gold Paper 7 0
DUNEDIN CUP HANDICAP, ooOsovs, including Gold Cup valued £50. IJm. The SmugToreador ... 7 8 gler 8 G Chhota 7 7 Ventrac ... 8 2 Southdown 7 3 King 'March 7 12 Some Salmo Salar 7 11 Shamble 7 2 Vintage ... 7 10 lied Racer 7 2 Cough 7 10 Bold Brigand 7 0 Keel Sun ... 7 9
Dismiss (inc Queen of 31b pen.) 8 13 Song (inc. Custodian 8 10 31b pen.) 8 10 Marcus Trumpet Cicero ... 8 10 Blast ... 8 10 Top Coat ... 8 10 Cup Bearer 8 7 Wonderful 8 10
1m. Fair Weather 9 0 Kemal Pasha 8 6 Black Duke S 9 Guarantee 8 5 Jiin Tin Tin 8 8 Davolo 8 4 Meadow Lark 8 7 Tippling ... 7 13 Grand Finale 8 7
Signaller ... 8 12 Silver Sight 8 0 Amy Johnson 8 10 Palmary ... 7 13 Importance, Cleaner 8 8 Star Haider 7 11 8 8 Grand .ReLast Link 8 7 view 7 10 Venite 8 6 Red Sunset 7, 10 High Hank 8 3 Daring Deed 7 10
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Evening Star, Issue 21639, 7 February 1934, Page 2
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